Republican presidential candidate Doug Burgham has accused ABC News Sunday of ignoring the scandal surrounding Hunter Biden and his overseas business dealings.

Bergum was interviewed by ABC’s George Stephanopoulos about the big presidential campaign and the latest indictment of former President Donald Trump. (Related: Trump was right many times about the Biden family’s foreign business deals)

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“Was Mike Pence’s accreditation correct?” asked Stephanopoulos.

“George, I want to say it again, folks, I only listened to the legal debate on this matter for 15 minutes, and I’m sure you can run this debate again 7 to 24. But I all i know is i’m playing against joe biden and that’s what we talk about and of course in the last 15 minutes it’s about hunter biden and laptops didn’t mention it,” Bergum said.

“Americans abroad are concerned. There are people out there who don’t watch Sunday’s show saying why the Justice Department is defending Hunter Biden and why is President Trump attacking. To people it looks political,” he added.

Trump was indicted Tuesday by Special Counsel Jack Smith for allegedly contesting the 2020 presidential election and for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol Riot. President Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday, likening his charges to “persecution” following his indictment.

Devon Archer, a longtime business associate of Hunter Biden, testified before the House Oversight Committee on Monday, the day before Trump’s most recent indictment. Archer told the committee about Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings, describing how Joe Biden reportedly spoke with Hunter’s business partners more than 20 times.

Ahead of Archer’s testimony, two IRS whistleblowers told the House Oversight Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee about how the Justice Department delayed and obstructed the ongoing Hunter Biden investigation. I testified based on my knowledge.