Lawmaker says informant in Biden bribery allegation is ‘missing.’

FBI Informant Accusing President Biden of Bribery Goes Missing

A Republican congressman, James Comer, has revealed that an FBI informant who accused President Joe Biden of accepting foreign bribes during his time as vice president has gone missing. Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, has been unable to contact the informant despite trying. The informant provided evidence to the FBI that Biden engaged in a “quid pro quo” with a foreign national in exchange for foreign aid. An internal memo from June 2020 details the informant’s claims, but the FBI declined to turn it over when subpoenaed by Comer.

Republicans Investigating Biden Family’s Foreign Business Deals

Republicans have been investigating the Biden family’s foreign business deals, including those in China, Romania, and Ukraine. Comer recently released a report showing that a Romanian businessman wired $1 million to Hunter Biden through a network of shell companies during the same period when Joe Biden was preaching anti-corruption initiatives in Romania. Several Biden family associates have come forward with information linking Joe Biden to his son’s business dealings, including Gal Luft, a think tank executive who provided the FBI with information about Hunter and Joe Biden in March 2019. Luft has reportedly vanished from Cyprus while out on bail after being sought for extradition on arms trafficking charges.

Former Hunter Biden Associate Speaks Out

Tony Bobulinski, a former associate of Hunter Biden, told the FBI in October 2020 about the younger Biden’s dealings with CEFC China Energy, a Chinese energy conglomerate at the center of Republicans’ investigation of the Biden family. Bobulinski has contradicted Joe Biden’s claims that he has no involvement in his son’s business dealings, stating that he met with Hunter and Joe Biden in May 2017 to discuss CEFC.

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