'I Would Vote To Impeach Right Now': Oversight Chairman Comer Comes Out Swinging To Expose Biden Family Corruption

In an explosive new interview with Newsmax's 'Rob Schmitt Tonight,' Congressman James Comer (R-KY), Chair of the House Oversight Committee, told host Rob Schmitt that he would vote to impeach Joe Biden today if the House held a vote. 

Comer began the interview by highlighting the growing evidence against the Biden Crime Family. Indeed, while the process of evidence gathering is slow, Comer assured Americans the case against Biden is becoming increasingly more difficult to deny with each passing day. 

"I think we are going as quickly as we can with the investigation. They are obstructionists every step of the way," Comer remarked. "With respect to indicting someone, if I had the power to indict a Biden, I would have already indicted the President's son by now, in Congress, but unfortunately, we do not have the power the Department of Justice has."

"We have a case that will win in court ... we have hard evidence, we have facts, we will have more testimonies, we will have more bank records. And at the end of the day, my goal is to get the truth to the American people," Comer replied. 

Comer then discussed his stance on impeaching Biden -- throwing his full support behind the endeavor.
 
"My colleagues in the House will have an opportunity to do something with that. If they want to impeach, then we will do that," Comer said. "You know where I stand on that. I would vote to impeach right now. But at the end of the day, we're building a case that will win in court because the, one thing, the Bidens keep moving the goalpost."

"We are going to get the truth to the American people and I think that is what the American people want at the end of the day. I wish it were quicker. But I believe if you look at the Durham report or you look at the congressional investigations of the past, I've only had subpoena power for six months, and we've already tracked down $21 million, 20 shell companies, nine different Biden family members," Comer added. "Most of this money happened while Joe Biden was vice president. None of this stuff was known before the Republicans became the majority, and I received subpoena power at the end of January."

"And, Rob, we blocked that sweetheart plea deal. That's another thing. That was a win. If we're going to change Washington, we've got to hold these people accountable. That was a great first step in shoving that sweetheart plea deal up the rear end of the Department of Justice. That is what happened with that judge in Delaware. And that was because of the good work of congressional investigations by House Republicans," Comer concluded. 

We, the people, demand action, and if the evidence continues to mount, House Republicans must act. After all, the misdeeds of Biden grow clearer by the day. Our nation may depend on our Republican leaders taking robust political action for the sake of our Republic.