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The latest bombshell to rock the White House involves President Joe Biden and an alleged criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national. Earlier this week, members of the House Oversight Committee were granted access to FBI records that contained evidence of Biden’s involvement in the crooked scheme during his time as Vice President. Shockingly, when reporters asked Biden about these serious allegations during a press conference with U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, he simply laughed it off – showing a complete lack of respect for the American people.

As always, the reporters who were allowed to ask questions were pre-approved and didn’t raise any concerns about the FBI report. But other reporters, who were clearly concerned about the truth, shouted their questions as Biden tried to leave the press conference. Despite being asked about the damning evidence against him, Biden simply joked, “Where’s the Money? It’s a bunch of malarkey.” This flippant response is unacceptable, especially considering the gravity of the allegations.

But we know the truth. Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) took to Twitter to explain what’s really going on: Biden and his family have been hiding the money in dozens of LLCs, hoping to avoid detection. How can we trust a man who refuses to answer for his crimes and instead tries to cover them up through dishonest financial dealings?

The American people have a right to know the truth about their leaders. They deserve a president who is transparent, honest, and trustworthy. Unfortunately, it seems that they are saddled with a man who is more interested in his own power and wealth than he is in serving the people. We cannot let this slide.

It’s time for House Republicans to do their duty and hold Biden accountable for his actions. We demand a full investigation into these allegations, and we will not rest until the truth is exposed. Biden may think he can run and hide, but we are not going to let him get away with it. We will fight for justice and the rule of law, no matter who is in power.