‘Expect Those Pardons’: Republican Rep Says Biden Will Need Lots of Family Pardons Over ‘Money Laundering’ Scheme: ‘They’re All Implicated’
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) claimed President Joe Biden needs to pardon members of his family to protect them from money laundering charges.
During a Saturday morning interview with Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo, Biggs accused Biden’s brother, James Biden, of being involved in laundering money and selling influence. House Republicans have long accused Biden and his family of selling access to companies during his time as vice president.
Recently, the president pardoned his son Hunter Biden regarding charges for tax invasion and gun crimes.
BIGGS: The real thing is and I’ve been saying this, he has to pardon his brother Jim. He’s got to pardon several other members of his own family because they’re all implicated in the money laundering and sale of access scheme that was going on through multiple countries. So I expect that those pardons to actually take place.
But I mean, the Liz Cheney stuff, I mean, the issue there is did she suborn perjury? That’s the question. Fauci, he lied to Congress. I know. So he’s got a perjury problem, perjury trap problem, at least. I mean, you start looking at Adam Schiff, he leaks from the intelligence committee meetings, classified information. So he’s got potential problems. You know, but this is really bizarre that they’re going in saying we’re going to pardon this massive group of people.
BARTIROMO: If they’re just throwing pardons at people. Doesn’t this completely fly in the face of all of this lawfare against President Trump? Bow, I don’t believe anything.
BIGGS: Well, I mean, that’s the problem. None of us can really believe much of what has come out of the left wing media or from this White House. But I mean, look, Adam Schiff, if he was leaking classified information, that’s a crime. And if Liz, if Liz Cheney was actually suborning perjury, that’s that’s a crime. And, you know, that’s the that’s the issue that we’re hearing around here anyway.
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