On Monday, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) disclosed that an executive connected to the Ukrainian gas company Burisma possesses a collection of 17 audio recordings that implicates both Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
The executive, referred to as the “Foreign National,” is believed to have safeguarded these recordings as an “insurance policy” in case he got into a tough spot.
“The foreign national who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden allegedly has audio recordings of his conversation with them. Seventeen such recordings,” Grassley said. Referring to the FBI Form 1023, which documents interactions with sources, Grassley divulged that the document indicates the existence of “two audio recordings of phone calls between him [the foreign national] and then-Vice President Joe Biden.”
These claims add a new element to the ongoing controversy surrounding the alleged connections between the Biden Crime Family and Burisma, a matter that has drawn significant scrutiny in Congress and the public domain. Grassley expressed concerns regarding what he perceived as a lack of attention from the Justice Department and the FBI, drawing a comparison with the thorough investigation conducted by Special Counsel Jack Smith into President Trump.
“Based on the facts known to the Congress and the public, it’s clear that the Justice Department, the FBI haven’t nearly had the same laser focus on the Biden family. Special Counsel Jack Smith has used a recording against former President Trump. Well, what is U.S. Attorney Weiss doing with respect to these alleged Joe and Hunter Biden recordings that are apparently relevant to the high-stakes bribery scheme?” Grassley questioned.
“Getting a full and complete 1023 is critical for the American people to know and understand the true nature of the document and to hold the Justice Department and the FBI accountable,” Grassley said.
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Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) said the House will “absolutely” impeach Joe Biden over the alleged $5 million bribery scheme.
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