During a Newsmax interview, Rep. Harriet Hageman of Wyoming emphasized the importance of Hunter Biden’s potential testimony before the House Oversight Committee.
She argued that this testimony is crucial for the American public to understand the role Hunter Biden may have played about his father, President Joe Biden, especially concerning allegations of corruption and influence peddling involving international business dealings.
Rep. Hageman (Credits: Casper Star-Tribune)
Hageman suggested that Hunter could have served as a “front man” or “bagman” in these dealings, implying his involvement in collecting and distributing money on behalf of his father.
The House Oversight Committee’s inquiry into President Biden, alongside his brother James and son Hunter, aims to uncover whether the Biden family’s business engagements abroad have compromised national security and influenced the President’s capacity to govern without bias.
Hageman, one of the impeachment managers, underscored the importance of the 118th Congress’s role in bringing these allegations to light. She claimed that without their efforts, the public might remain unaware of the extent of what she referred to as the Bidens’ corruption.
Joe Biden (Credits: The White House)
Labeling the Bidens as a “crime family,” she accused them of amassing wealth from “maligned countries” to the detriment of American interests.
House Oversight Chairman James Comer has framed the investigation as a pursuit of “transparency and accountability,” intending to scrutinize the Biden family’s alleged involvement in influence peddling.
Hageman echoed this sentiment, condemning the Bidens for purportedly exploiting their positions for financial gain, contrary to U.S. interests.
This investigation represents a contentious chapter in American politics, with serious implications for public trust and the integrity of national leadership.
