NYT denies existence of bombshell evidence of Biden’s influence-peddling scheme.

The Biden Family’s Corruption Scandal: Why the Media is Ignoring the Evidence

The New York Times’ Biased Reporting

The New York Times, a corporate media outlet that spent years asserting that Trump tried to leverage foreign aid for political favors despite a lack of evidence, has declared President Joe Biden not guilty of using his decades-long involvement in some of the highest levels of the U.S. government to enrich his family.

“House Republican Report Finds No Evidence of Wrongdoing by President Biden,” one factually inaccurate New York Times headline blared following a House Oversight Committee press conference on Wednesday.

It’s true that the House Oversight Committee has not yet uncovered proof directly linking the president to the alleged foreign business deals, but there is certainly plenty of evidence.

The NYT asserts, using a carbon copy headline of its previous coverage of Biden family corruption, that Biden is completely off the hook for any corruption allegations. If anything, Republicans’ latest findings say Biden is likely guilty, at least by association.

The Evidence of Corruption

There’s no disputing that at least nine members of the Biden family received at least $10 million worth of diluted payments from foreign companies during and after the president’s time in the Obama White House. Bank records, verifiable evidence by any standard, show these transactions were diced up and transferred to a spread of Biden bank accounts within weeks of significant political action by the then-vice president in the country of the transactions’ origins.

Unlike the NYT’s favorite punching bag — former President Donald Trump and his family — the Bidens have no clear business aside from decades-long involvement in some of the highest levels of the U.S. government.

Biden’s grandkids, nieces, nephews, and ex-daughter-in-law who are all on the receiving end of funds from foreign nationals have no formal experience or education that would qualify them to receive payments from foreign energy companies or “legal fees.” Yet, the Biden bloodline and their lovers still spent decades getting rich on money from people associated with some of the United States’ biggest foreign adversaries.

The Media’s Cover-Up

Instead of calling out that suspicious activity for what it is, the NYT demands that American voters like you and me write off the long list of evidence pointing to an international influence-peddling operation led by the Biden family.

“A Lie for a Lie” – The NYT agrees with Republicans that Biden “made several false or misleading statements” about his family’s transactions with foreign nationals, including those linked to the Chinese Communist Party, including during the Oct. 2020 presidential debate. The outlet, however, couches that concession with the word of Biden’s team.

Including the White House’s denial was a deliberate choice but not a wise one, considering the fact that Biden has repeated these types of lies since at least 2019 without any scrutiny from the press, including the NYT.

There’s little doubt Biden knew about at least some of his family’s dealings because he was all too happy to host the people involved. Visitor logs show that Hunter Biden’s associates visited the White House more than 80 times while the elder Biden was vice president. During some of these meetings, several of Hunter’s closest assistants and business partners met with Biden and Biden aides and even attended VP briefings. Vice President Biden also welcomed Hunter on several official trips on Air Force Two, which Hunter appeared to use to secure deals that would enrich his family.

Despite clear evidence that Biden was involved in the facilitation of his son’s “unflattering” wheeling and dealing, media like the NYT continue to defend him.

The Danger to National Security

Anyone with a brain can see that if nine Biden family members received money from foreign companies for doing nothing of value other than selling political favors, then the president is at least fair game for investigation and likely automatically implicated. Unfortunately, the corporate media complex ruling news pages and TV channels is so corrupt that it will continue to ignore the grave danger the first family and their patriarch pose to U.S. national security.

The corporate media’s silence followed by their repeated insistence that Hunter’s laptop was disinformation, a lie created and spread by the Biden campaign and the CIA, successfully kept voters in the dark about the web of Biden’s corruption before the 2020 election. Why wouldn’t it work now?

The Need for Accountability

Despite the pushback from the media and their allies in the White House, Republicans continue to make significant headway in the investigation. Their findings thus far should spark at least some curiosity from the most complacent of corporate columnists. Instead, media like the NYT are all too happy to turn a blind eye to the threat Biden’s rule is to the nation.

After all, their preferred candidate is officially in the running to keep the White House, so accurately admitting that he is implicated in an international influence-peddling scheme would likely disqualify him from the presidency for millions of voters.

Jordan Boyd is a staff writer at The Federalist and co-producer of The Federalist Radio Hour. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordan graduated from Baylor University where she majored in political science and minored in journalism. Follow her on Twitter @jordanboydtx.

Key Takeaways:

• The New York Times is biased in its reporting on the Biden family’s corruption scandal.
• There is plenty of evidence linking the president to alleged foreign business deals.
• The media is covering up the evidence of corruption and defending Biden.
• The Biden family’s corruption poses a grave danger to U.S. national security.
• Republicans are making significant headway in the investigation, but the media is turning a blind eye.

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