House drops its Biden impeachment report — and it's damning



The House Oversight, Ways and Means, and Judiciary Committees brought their nearly yearlong impeachment probe of President Joe Biden to an end Monday, concluding that the Democrat who unwittingly made Kamala Harris' second presidential bid possible has engaged in "egregious" and impeachable offenses.

According to the investigators' nearly 300-page report, "overwhelming evidence demonstrates that Biden participated in a conspiracy to monetize his office of public trust to enrich his family."

"Among other aspects of this conspiracy, the Biden family and their business associates received tens of millions of dollars from foreign interests by leading those interests to believe that such payments would provide them access to and influence with President Biden," said the report.

Bank records reportedly show that when accounting also for the Biden family's business associates and their companies, the international "influence peddling schemes totaled over $27 million from foreign sources" just from 2014 to 2023.

Contrary to the repeated suggestion by Biden and boosters that he had no hand in his son's shady dealings with foreign nationals from Ukraine, China, Russia, Kazakhstan, and elsewhere, the report maintains that Biden "knowingly participated in this conspiracy" — that it is "inconceivable that President Biden did not understand that he was taking part in an effort to enrich his family by abusing his office of public trust."

In August 2019, Biden said, "I have never discussed with my son, or my brother, or anyone else, anything having to do with their businesses."

The following month, Biden said, "I've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings."

Days after indicating that he stood by his previous protestations, Biden noted on Oct. 15, "I never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having do with Ukraine. No one has indicated I have. We've always kept everything separate."

Biden made similar denials on at least a dozen more occasions, well into his presidency.

Despite his protests, the report indicates that no such distance existed and that some of the proceeds from the influence-peddling scheme indeed went to Joe Biden. Among the funds from the scheme that ended up in Joe Biden's bank account, hundreds of thousands of dollars were allegedly "directly traceable to China."

'Joe Biden has exhibited conduct and taken actions that the Founders sought to guard against in drafting the impeachment provisions in the Constitution.'

The report indicated that Biden's active participation was sometimes expressed in American policy changes, as evidenced by the leveraging of a $1 billion U.S. loan guarantee to Ukraine to secure a result favorable to a company affiliated with his son, convicted felon Hunter Biden.

Not only does the report accuse Biden and his ilk of engaging in this conspiracy, it claims they also did their best to cover it up:

Foreign money was transmitted to the Biden family through complicated financial transactions. The Biden family laundered funds through intermediate entities and broke up large transactions into numerous smaller transactions. Substantial efforts were also made to hide President Biden’s involvement in his family’s business activities.

House Democrats may be prickled to learn that precedents they set in 2019 in their impeachment of President Donald Trump have been turned on Biden.

The House Democrats of yesteryear argued that "'abuse of office,' defined as the exercise of 'official power to obtain an improper personal benefit, while ignoring or injuring the national interest,' is an impeachable offense."

House Republicans were evidently willing to accept this legal interpretation as instructive in their investigation of Biden.

The House Democrats of yesteryear also apparently argued that "'the House may properly conclude that a President's obstruction of Congress is relevant to assessing the evidentiary record in an impeachment inquiry' and 'where the President illegally seeks to obstruct such an inquiry, the House is free to infer that evidence blocked from its view is harmful to the President's position.'"

House Republicans, met with obstruction and refusals to cooperate from the White House, the Biden-Harris administration, and the DOJ, were again willing to embrace the supposed wisdom of their peers and similarly infer guilt.

Extra to hammering Biden over his alleged sale of American political destiny for self-enrichment, the report separately accuses Biden of using "his official position to conceal his mishandling of classified information as a private citizen."

Robert Hur, who led the investigation into Biden's handling of classified documents, apparently figured the president too decrepit to face legal culpability, though he ultimately chose ultimately not to exonerate him outright.

The report underscored that "Joe Biden has exhibited conduct and taken actions that the Founders sought to guard against in drafting the impeachment provisions in the Constitution: abuse of power, foreign entanglements, corruption, and obstruction of investigations into these matters."

It recommended that under the Constitution, the remedy is clear: The House must impeach Biden and the Senate should remove him from office.

Although the report could prove a black eye for the Democratic president whose political career is now all but over, it may similarly dog the Department of Justice, since it reiterates and buttresses past claims about the DOJ's apparent efforts to give Hunter Biden "special treatment" and spare him from the kind of accountability those outside the top echelons of the Democratic Party might otherwise face.

Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Oversight Committee, stated on X, "The evidence produced by our impeachment inquiry is the strongest case for impeachment of a sitting president the House of Representatives has ever investigated. We have exposed the truth."

"The facts speak for themselves, and Democrats can no longer stretch the truth to cover for President Biden," wrote House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio). "As Democrats celebrate Joe Biden and crown Kamala Harris as his heir apparent this week, Americans should remember the reality of the Biden-Harris Administration: crime, chaos, and corruption."

Politico noted that it would be historically anomalous now for an impeachment vote not to follow the inquiry, not to mention politically risky for House Republicans facing re-election.

While an impeachment vote might succeed in the House, where Republicans enjoy a sliver majority, it is all but guaranteed to fail in the Democrat-controlled Senate.

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New evidence TEARS APART Biden's claim that he had Ukrainian prosecutor FIRED over corruption



President Biden’s Ukraine corruption lies are starting to unravel.

Glenn Beck warns that this means it’s time to peacefully stand up and “make sure that your voices are heard in a chorus all over the country.”

“It looks like fascism is coming, and it’s gonna come faster and faster because the Biden thing is falling apart,” he adds.

Biden’s story had been that he threatened to withhold a loan to Ukraine only because the prosecutor, Shokin, was not meeting anti-corruption standards.

“This is now provable lies on multiple levels,” Glenn says, noting that we now know that it was around two weeks before Biden told his story that his son was in a Burisma meeting talking about how that same prosecutor was snooping into Burisma and asking questions about Hunter.

“Within two weeks this incident happens where he goes and he says, ‘I want this guy fired,’” Glenn adds.

Documents report that the State Department had defended Shokin, saying that Biden’s claims were not true.

Now, there’s new evidence.

“We have evidence from the EU, where the EU concluded Shokin had met benchmarks on anti-corruption reforms. In fact, it’s pretty glowing what they write about him,” Glenn says.

“Remember,” he continues, “this narrative came out because what did Donald Trump do? Donald Trump said ‘Hey,’ he calls up the president in Ukraine, ‘I want you to find out what’s going on because there is corruption with Biden and I want you to look into it.’ He knew this was happening.”

Democrats called this election interference.

“That’s what the press sold you,” Glenn says, adding that “eventually, as we did our homework on this during the trial, we laid it all out on a huge chalkboard and said Biden is doing exactly what he’s saying that Trump was doing.”

“And this whole firing of Shokin smells really bad,” he adds.


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BLM paid nearly $1 million to its co-founder's baby daddy, roughly five times more than to the Trayvon Martin Foundation



Black Lives Matter paid its co-founder’s baby daddy almost five times more than it gave to the Trayvon Martin Foundation – a nonprofit dedicated to the legacy of the 2012 death of Trayvon Martin, which kicked off the BLM movement.

Patrisse Cullors, the former executive director and co-founder of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, paid a company owned by Damon Turner $969,459 for “live production, design and media,” according to its latest IRS filings. The New York Post reported that Turner’s company, a for-profit organization, which is known for selling $145 sweatshirts and soliciting donations for abstract causes known as “the movement,” received the second-highest payout from Black Lives Matter in the fiscal year 2020.

Turner, a rapper and artist, is the father of Cullors’ son and manages a Los Angeles-based entertainment and clothing company called Trap Heals LLC. Turner is a frequent recipient of Cullors’ redirection of money raised for nonprofit causes. In 2019, Turner’s company received $63,500 from Reform LA Jails, a state-level political action committee controlled by Cullors that had the mission of working toward criminal justice reform.

While Cullors used money raised through charitable donations to pay the father of her child nearly $1 million, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation paid the Florida-based Trayvon Martin Foundation just $200,000, according to IRS filings.

The Trayvon Martin Foundation was established by Martin’s parents to “provide emotional and financial support to families who have lost a child to gun violence,” according to its website. Trayvon Martin’s 2012 death led to the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The IRS filings disclosing the questionable spending by Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation show that the company raked in $76,872,002 in charitable donations in fiscal year 2020 and paid out $25,997,945 in grants to other nonprofit organizations.

Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation’s largest payout was just over $2 million and went to Bowers Consulting Firm, which is owned by Shalomyah Bowers, a current board member of the foundation. According to IRS filings, the money was paid to Bowers for “administrative support, general consulting, strategy, design … and staff management under the direction of the executive director.”

The foundation also paid $840,993 to Cullors Protection LLC, a private security firm owned by Patrisse Cullors’ eldest brother. According to the IRS filings, the payments were for “professional security services." Cullors Protection LLC was established in July 2020 and currently provides security for the foundation’s $6 million Los Angeles headquarters.

Producers of Hunter Biden biopic say Hunter's Hollywood affiliates spied on the film



A Hollywood lawyer, who is reportedly developing a legal and media strategy for Hunter Biden, has been accused of spying on the production of an independent movie about Hunter and his father, Joe.

Phelim McAleer, a producer of the biopic “My Son Hunter,” alleged that Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris and two of his associates flew to the film’s set in Siberia, where they claimed to be making a documentary detailing the corrupt business practices of Hunter Biden, the New York Post reported.

Morris has negotiated deals worth nearly $1.5 billion for Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of the critically acclaimed show “South Park.” Morris also co-produced Parker and Stone’s popular, Tony-winning Broadway musical “The Book of Mormon.”

Morris also recently helped Hunter Biden settle more than $2 million in outstanding tax debts and paid the rent on Hunter’s $20,000-a-month home in Malibu, California, for an extended period of time.

In a press release, McAleer said that Morris and his associates were given full access to the set of “My Son Hunter” and were allowed to interview McAleer, the film’s co-producer Ann McElhinney, and the film’s cast over several days. Morris and his associates even shared meals with the film’s cast and crew.

Recent revelations about Morris’ pre-existing relationship with Hunter Biden have led McAleer to re-evaluate the Hollywood lawyer’s visit to the film’s set.

McAleer said, “They seemed to never switch the camera off — now I know why. This was an information-gathering exercise by a lawyer and his associates for their client.”

“Now that I know of his representation of Hunter Biden, his questions while they were filming suddenly make a lot of sense. I thought he was just making a documentary, but now it appears he was deceptively spying for his client Hunter Biden,” McAleer added.

This past Monday, CBS News reported that Morris’ office was confirmed to be helping Hunter Biden with his ongoing legal and image problems amid a federal grand jury probe into his litany of questionable business dealings.

Hunter Biden’s attorney, Chris Clark, confirmed that Morris was serving as both an “attorney and trusted adviser.”

“My Son Hunter” is currently in post-production. The movie was financed through crowdsourced funding on its website. The film’s production team was able to raise more than $2.5 million toward its goal of $2.75 million.

The film stars British actor and conservative activist Laurence Fox in the titular role as Hunter Biden, “Dynasty” actor John James as Joe Biden, and canceled-then-uncanceled co-star of “The Mandalorian” Gina Carano as a Secret Service agent.

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