BREAKING: House Republicans Uncover $200,000 DIRECT Payment To Joe Biden Amid Impeachment Inquiry

On Friday, House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-KY) unveiled new evidence showing a direct payment of $200,000 to Joe Biden.

In a video posted to X/Twitter, Comer explained that a $200,000 check made out to President Biden from his brother, James Biden Jr., and his sister-in-law, Sara Biden, shows how the president used his last name for his own personal gain.

"In 2018, James Biden received $600,000 in loans from Americore, a financially distressed and failing rural hospital operator. According to bankruptcy course documents, James Biden received these loans 'based upon representations that his last name Biden could open doors and that he could obtain a large investment from the Middle East thanks to his political connections,'" Comer explained.

"On March 1, 2018, Americore wired a $200,000 loan into James and Sara Biden's personal bank account, not their business bank account. And then, on the very same day, James Biden wrote a $200,000 check from his same personal bank account to Joe Biden. James Biden wrote this check to Joe Biden as a 'loan repayment,'" the chairman continued. "Americore, a distressed company, loaned money to James Biden, who then sent it to Joe Biden. Even if this was a personal loan repayment, it's still troubling that Joe Biden's ability to be paid back by his brother depended on the success of his family's shady financial dealings."

Comer then demanded that President Biden answer the American people about whether or not there were certain terms for the money, if any documents show the payment, and if similar transactions took place in recent years.

Watch Comer's full announcement below:

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