It sure looks like there's a lot Joe Biden's Treasury Department doesnât want us to see.
Earlier in the month, House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer pressed Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for information about business transactions of the Biden family and their associates that had been flagged as suspicious. Comer noted at the time that there are more than â150 of Hunter Biden and the Biden networkâs international business transactions have generated suspicious activity reports (SARs) by U.S. banks for further review by the Treasury Department to determine if there is illegal activity or a threat to national security.â
And in response, the Treasury is offering up zilch.
According to HotAir:
The Treasuryâs Legislative Affairs chief, Jonathan Davidson, responded to Comer, telling him to basically go pound sand. His letter wasnât quite that blunt, but he declined to provide any records, saying that the Treasury would need to know more details about why the committee would need such âhighly sensitiveâ information. His justification for declining the request doesnât appear to be very substantial, however.
Davidson told Comer in a letter that he needs more details about why the panel is seeking such âhighly sensitiveâ information.
The response may have come from Jonathan Davidson, but you can rest assured that he wouldnât make that sort of decision without Janet Yellen signing off on it. And itâs a safe bet that the President was flagged in advance as well.
So much for that.
Matt Palumbo is the author of Fact-Checking the Fact-Checkers: How the Left Hijacked and Weaponized the Fact-Checking Industry and The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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