Key takeaways:
- House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer and Sen. Chuck Grassley have issued a subpoena to the FBI for a document related to a possible bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden.
- The White House has accused the lawmakers of an “unfounded political attack” and has not commented on the specifics of the allegation.
- The FBI is expected to respond to the subpoena in the coming days, and it is unclear if the document requested by Comer and Grassley will provide any evidence of wrongdoing.
A whistleblower has provided information to two top congressional Republicans about a possible bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden, prompting the lawmakers to issue a subpoena to the FBI for a document related to the allegation.
House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer and Sen. Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, have called on the FBI to “produce an unclassified record alleging a criminal scheme” involving Biden, while he was vice president. The pair cited whistleblower disclosures that tipped them off about the record.
The White House has accused the lawmakers of an “unfounded political attack” and has not commented on the specifics of the allegation.
The FBI has not yet responded to the subpoena, and it is unclear if the agency has any information related to the alleged bribery scheme. It is also unclear if the document requested by Comer and Grassley will provide any evidence of wrongdoing.
The allegation has sparked a heated debate among Republicans, with some taking to Fox News to weigh in on the possible evidence against the president. The FBI is expected to respond to the subpoena in the coming days.
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