Rep. James Comer, R-Kentucky, who serves as the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, stated to Newsmax that the laptop belonging to Hunter Biden may include evidence that might lead to the impeachment of President Joe Biden.
Comer, in an interview with "Prime News," described it as a "possibility" that the laptop belonging to Hunter Biden has evidence that might lead to the president's impeachment.
Comer goes on to say that it would be against the law if Joe Biden was receiving funds from Hunter Biden, as well as if Hunter Biden earned benefits from influence peddling or being a foreign agent, whichever you want to define it, either way, it's criminal.
Comer notes that people in Republican and Democratic governments were arrested and punished for being a foreign spy and not registering, not revealing that income, but Hunter Biden did that times 100.
Comer continues, He was not only a private American citizen, but he was also a member of the immediate family of the current Vice President of the United States.
Not only does Joe Biden have a foreign agent in his family, but Hunter Biden and at least one whistleblower who is a former associate claim that Hunter Biden was keeping Joe Biden awake. He was taking care of his regular bills at the time. He was assisting him in providing for that luxurious lifestyle as well as that large, gorgeous property he owns in Delaware. He was contributing to the maintenance of that. Therefore, this presents a challenge for Joe Biden, Comer has come to an end.
According to the viewpoint of Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University who leans to the left, What was already a compelling case has been given an extra boost by the latest disclosures of further foreign ties. In point of fact, the persuasive basis for a Foreign Agents Registration Act allegation has become unassailable and incontestable over the course of the past few weeks.
Individuals who perform duties as an agent, representative, employee, or servant… at the order, request, or under the direction or control of a 'foreign principal' are required to register with the United States government in accordance with the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which is a statute that dates back to 1938. This law imposes this requirement. If you fail to comply with this requirement, you could face up to five years in federal prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
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