'This Was Organized Crime': Chairman Comer Reveals Just How Many Millions The Bidens Received In Overseas Payments

On Wednesday, Congressman James Comer (R-KY) of the House Oversight Committee announced the Biden crime family may have overseen as much as $40 million in overseas transactions as the investigations into their business dealings become all the more intense. 

"We have been very transparent with the American people with the records we have found," Comer told viewers of the Cats & Cosby podcast. "This was organized crime ... this is an organized attempt by the Biden family to hide the source of the money ... and to distract from the IRS."

When asked how high the amount of money the Biden family received, Comer estimated the amount was at least $17 million but would not be surprised if the number was as high as $30 million. Nonetheless, he suggested the transactions could be as high as $40 million. If true, this seriously implicates every member of the Biden family. It is pretty far-fetched to argue Hunter and James Biden were able to pull off such a great haul on their own, or so supposes James Comer. As such, he told viewers, "this president is compromised." 

James Comer said Biden was the "big guy" and helped China gain inroads in several industries -- including the energy sector. He suggested the Biden family was "an organized family crime unit, essentially, and the business model was to profit off of Joe Biden's influence as Vice President and future influence as President of the United States."

Comer also weighed in on if Merrick Garland should appoint a special prosecutor to look into the operations of Hunter Biden. Comer argued against that idea, saying, “I think the Oversight Committee has proven we can find out more in five months than the IRS was able to find out in five years."

"If you have a Special Counsel, that means Merrick Garland gets to appoint whoever he wants to completely take over the investigation ... I do not trust Merrick Garland," he explained.

 "The Department of Justice under Merrick Garland has blocked and obstructed every credible investigation into Biden corruption, so I don’t think under any circumstance we should give Merrick Garland the authority to pick one person -- who does not have to report to anyone -- as Special Counsel and take over this investigation," the chairman concluded, adding, "I think the House Oversight Committee can do it, and I think we will continue to produce the facts to the American people."