**FBI informant at risk in criminal bribery scheme involving President Biden**
A member of the House Oversight Committee has claimed that the FBI fears for the safety of an informant who could provide crucial evidence about an alleged criminal bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden, sparking concerns about the extent of the allegations and the possible implications for the White House.
Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna recently tweeted about her surprise at the FBI’s concerns about protecting the informant, who reportedly has crucial information about Biden’s involvement in a $5 million bribery scheme with a foreign national during his time as vice president. The disclosure follows the House Oversight Committee’s previous findings, revealing thousands of pages of financial records allegedly showing how the Biden family attempted to conceal substantial payments from foreign businesses.
The revelations have raised questions about the integrity of the FBI and the administration’s ability to be transparent about issues concerning the nation’s highest office. Indeed, some critics, such as Republican representative and House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, have pointed out that the unnamed informant is likely far more credible than Christopher Steele, the author of the highly controversial and widely discredited dossier on former President Trump.
The FBI’s insistence that the informant’s life would be at risk if their identity were revealed has been met with skepticism from some quarters, with claims that it may be an excuse to avoid providing the information requested. Moreover, the refusal to turn over the unclassified document to lawmakers has led House Republicans to initiate contempt of Congress hearings against FBI Director Christopher Wray.
**The Biden administration must face the consequences and address the troubling revelations.**
