Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Scott Perry said Friday he would oppose the appointment of a special counsel to investigate bribery allegations involving President Joe Biden.
Republican Senator Charles Grassley Announces FD-1023 shape The documents include allegations that the Bidens received a multi-million dollar bribe from a whistleblower on Thursday. The document details what a “confidential human source” (CHS) told the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in June 2020, saying that Burisma executives felt “under pressure” to pay the Bidens. (Related article: ‘FBI has nothing to stand against’: Rep. Byron Donald accuses DOJ of ‘obstruction of justice’)
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“You can’t let a fox guard a chicken coop,” House Liberties Chairman Perry told Fox Business host Larry Kudrow. “The FBI, which is part of the Department of Justice, as you said, has had this problem since 2016. We shouldn’t be surprised that they haven’t done anything about it. They’re part of the problem here. We can’t give them the keys to this thing.”
Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler testified on Wednesday hearing The House Oversight Committee held a criminal investigation into the Justice Department’s obstruction of investigation into Hunter Biden. On June 22, Republicans before the House Ways and Means Committee liberated Deposition documents from an Internal Revenue Service whistleblower alleging that Attorney General Merrick Garland and IRS Director Danny Warfel lied to Congress about the Hunter Biden investigation.
Republican Rep. Byron Donald said, “Compared to what we already know and the sheer lack of evidence against Donald Trump, they’re chasing after prosecution after prosecution, and this shows our country’s two-tiered justice system, demonstrating clear corruption at the Justice Department, the FBI, and the political level that we must hold accountable for.”
Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, said Thursday that the FD-1023 form exposure suggests the need for a special counsel.
“Not only has the past two years been an impregnable case for a special counsel, but Garland has demonstrated the need for a special counsel,” Turley told Fox News host Laura Ingraham. “Every decision he made went against giving transparency and taking action against these allegations.
The Justice Department announced on June 20 that Mr. Biden pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts, but that the felony of making false statements on the documents he filled out when purchasing firearms would be addressed through a pretrial diversion program.
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