Joe Biden was silent about cooperating with this criminal investigation

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Joe Biden’s Presidential campaign was besieged by scandal.

Despite the Fake News Media and social media companies trying to cover it up, they failed.

And now Joe Biden was silent about cooperating with this criminal investigation.

Sinclair’s James Rosen dropped a bombshell report that revealed back in 2019 the FBI opened a money laundering investigation into Hunter Biden and his business associates.

Emails on Hunter Biden’s laptop about the business deals in question appeared to involve former Vice President Joe Biden.

Biden family whistleblower Tony Bobulinski told Rosen that the FBI interviewed him for hours as a material witness about this investigation.

It was then natural for journalists to inquire if Biden would also cooperate.

But since no legacy media outlets ask Biden tough questions, Breitbart did the media’s work for it.

Breitbart reports:

In light of Sinclair TV’s James Rosen’s reporting on Thursday evening that the FBI opened a criminal investigation in 2019 into “Hunter Biden and his associates” focused on allegations of money-laundering and that it remains open and active today, I would like to ask the following:

1) Do former VP Joe Biden, his son Hunter Biden, and brother James Biden intend to cooperate with the FBI investigation?

2) If elected president, will Joe Biden commit to not pardoning Hunter if the FBI charges him with a crime that he may be convicted of?

These new revelations guarantee that this story will follow Joe Biden.

Bobulinski said the money laundering investigation is active and ongoing.

Since the investigation does not involve anyone associated with Donald Trump, it’s fair to say the FBI just didn’t make up a conspiracy theory to harass Biden with.

This is an investigation with a real predicate.

And Joe Biden can only duck these questions for so long.

https://patriotpulse.net/joe-biden-was-silent-about-cooperating-with-this-criminal-investigation/


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