Biden corruption claims sent to prosecutor in 2018 via email.

New Details Emerge in Corruption Investigation Involving President Biden and Son

Investigations into the Biden family have heated up as new details emerge about a possible corruption scheme involving President Joe Biden, his son Hunter Biden, and Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings. According to emails reported by Just the News, U.S. attorney-turned-lobbyist Bud Cummins wrote to the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan in 2018, sharing that Ukraine’s then-Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko was willing to share alleged evidence of crooked behavior by Biden dating back to when he was vice president.

Allegations of Influence Peddling and Payments

Lutsenko believes Biden and former Secretary of State John Kerry “exercised influence to protect Burisma Holdings in exchange for payments to Hunter Biden, (business partner) Devon Archer, and Joe Biden,” Cummins told then-U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman in 2018. Alleged evidence and “John Doe” witnesses could corroborate claims that Biden, who as vice president led U.S. policy in Ukraine, got a cut from Burisma founder Mykola Zlochevsky through an LLC, Cummins said in the emails.

• Hunter Biden and Devon Archer served on Burisma’s board of directors
• Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin was forced out of office amid pressure by then-Vice President Joe Biden and others in the international community
• The allegations made their way to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who brought the claims to the media and sought a congressional inquiry into the matter

Charging Decision Nears

As a charging decision reportedly nears, House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) urged the Justice Department not to indict Hunter Biden until Republicans hold a press conference on Wednesday to present evidence showing how a “web” of LLCs is being used by foreign adversaries to improperly pay members of the Biden family in exchange for favors. Democrats have accused their GOP counterparts of ignoring alleged misconduct by Trump while trying to dig up “dirt” on the Biden family.

President Biden, now about two weeks into his re-election campaign, has distanced himself from Hunter’s business dealings and told MSNBC last week that his son has “done nothing wrong.”

White House spokesperson Ian Sams released a statement chastising Republicans in Congress for what he called “unfounded, unproven, politically-motivated attacks against the President and his family without offering evidence for their claims or evidence of decisions influenced by anything other than U.S. interests.”

Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.

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