Key takeaways:
- House Republicans have backed down from their threat to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress.
- The form, known as an FD-1023, was brought in by the FBI and viewed by Republicans on the House Oversight Committee.
- The form remains secret and the allegations against Biden have not been verified, and the FBI has not commented on the document or the accusations against Biden.
House Republicans have backed down from their threat to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress, after accepting an all-member briefing on a form documenting an unverified tip that Joe Biden took a bribe when he was vice president.
The form, known as an FD-1023, was brought in by the FBI and viewed by Republicans on the House Oversight Committee in a secure room on Capitol Hill, known as a SCIF. After viewing the form, Republicans continued to accuse Biden and his family members of bribery and corruption.
House Republicans on Thursday doubled down on their attacks against President Joe Biden and his family after viewing the document. However, the form remains secret and the allegations against Biden have not been verified.
The document was previously described by Republicans as purportedly containing an unverified allegation from a human source that said Biden, when he was vice president, was involved in a bribery scheme involving a foreign entity.
The FBI has not commented on the document or the accusations against Biden. It is unclear whether the FBI will take any action in response to the allegations.
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