US Treasury Allows Republicans to See Biden’s Banking Documents

The head of the US House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform, Republican James Comer, sent a subpoena to Bank of America, in which he demanded access to banking documents relating to three business partners of the son of US President Joe Biden, Hunter. This is reported by the TV channel CNN.

This is stated in a letter from a senior Committee Democrat Jamie Ruskin, in which he expressed concern about the investigation.

As noted, the subpoena ordered Bank of America to open access to “all financial statements” for the 14-year period – from January 20, 2009 to the present – regarding three individuals. Raskin specified that the subpoena was specifically aimed at American John Robinson Walker and other associates of the president’s son, who opened a “joint venture” with the heads of the now bankrupt Chinese energy conglomerate CEFC China Energy. According to Ruskin, Comer received thousands of pages of Walker’s personal financial information, including ten years’ worth of statements from his and his wife’s joint checking account. He suggested that the documents go well beyond any business deal with Hunter Biden or the CEFC.

At the same time, a lawyer for the son of the head of the White House told CNN that Comer’s representative does not cease to put forward “far-fetched and already debunked conspiracy theories about the Biden family.”