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**White House Unsettled by Corruption Allegations Question**

In a recent press briefing, a bold query regarding a poll revealing the majority of Americans believe President Joe Biden to be corrupt had the White House on the defensive. Despite attempts to avoid addressing the matter, it’s clear that there is much concern over Biden’s connections and actions.

In the midst of the press conference, New York Post reporter Steven Nelson confronted White House representative John Kirby with information about various congressional investigations into the Biden family. He mentioned an FBI file concerning allegations of President Biden accepting bribes, an IRS whistleblower accusing a cover-up, and evidence of the president’s interactions with his family members’ business associates from various countries.

Alluding to a Harvard/Harris poll which showed 53% of Americans believing Biden was involved in illegal activities with his son, Hunter Biden, Nelson asked how the White House would respond to these accusations. A taken aback Kirby managed to answer, even as Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tried to shut down the question, merely stating the president has addressed the claims and there’s nothing to them, without providing any evidence.

Meanwhile, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer revealed that the FBI confirmed the existence of a document alleging Biden’s involvement in a criminal bribery scheme during his time as vice president. However, FBI Director Christopher Wray has yet to hand over the document to congressional investigators, despite being subpoenaed. Comer has threatened to hold Wray in contempt of Congress if he continues to be uncooperative.

**Corruption Allegations Remain Unaddressed**

The unease displayed by the White House regarding questions about the president’s alleged corruption should be concerning. With an inability to provide evidence countering these claims, a defensive stance, and ongoing investigations, there is still ample reason to question the truth behind the allegations.

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