Staff Reports
The House Oversight Committee has demanded that the National Archives provide unredacted copies of the correspondence between Biden and Burisma.
James Comer, a Republican Congressman from Kentucky, demanded that the National Archives turn over all unredacted documents related to the correspondence between Joe Biden and Hunter, the former Vice President's son. This request is part of the committee's investigation into the Biden family's possible criminal behavior.
The committee sent a letter to the White House demanding that the records related to Hunter Biden's foreign business activities be made public. It noted that the documents previously released by the National Archives were heavily redacted, which prevented the public from learning more about his activities with a Ukrainian energy company.
The committee is required to obtain these uncensored records to gain deeper knowledge about the Biden family's possible involvement in the lobbying firm Burisma. In a letter, the Oversight Committee noted that it contained details about an email exchange between one of Biden's family friends and an official in the White House. The email concluded with Biden's approval, raising questions about a smoking gun.
This news comes after Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, revealed that executives of Burisma were actively seeking the help of the former Vice President and his associates in addressing the company's problems related to a corruption investigation. The unredacted documents will allow the committee to connect the dots regarding Biden's shady business activities.
Despite the efforts of the Democrats and the mainstream media to downplay the request, it's important to note that this request is about ensuring that high officeholders are held accountable.
It is very important that the public knows about the foreign connections of the Biden family, as these activities could threaten the country's national security. The unredacted records should be made public to allow the public to see the truth about the family's activities.
