on Monday, concluding that the president’s family and business associates raked in more than $27 million through foreign business deals in recent years.
The committees stopped short of recommending to the House, which Republicans control by a narrow margin, to move forward with a vote to impeach Joe Biden, however. The long-anticipated report comes one month after Biden dropped his bid for reelection, resulting in some of its most critical details losing their luster as the president’s political relevance fades.
They alleged that Joe Biden leveraged a $1 million loan from the United States to Ukraine to force prosecutor Viktor Shokin’s firing because, according to the committees, Shokin was investigating Burisma for corruption. His firing would directly benefit Hunter Biden, the committees said.that forcing Shokin out was a lengthy “multi-stakeholder” process and that it was implausible for Joe Biden to unilaterally make such a move, especially for the benefit of a single company.
After Biden gave a speech in 2015 that was favorable for Burisma, Hunter Biden told Archer of the speech, “You should send to - makes it look like we are adding value.”