FBI will send more docs on Biden to House Oversight

A key member of the House Oversight and Government Accountability Committee told Newsmax they expect the FBI to provide more Forms FD-1023 to corroborate recent allegations that then-Vice-President Biden and his son Hunter took bribes from a Ukrainian gas company.

What else does the FBI have?

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) appeared yesterday on Newsmax’ Sunday Report program with updates on the Congressional investigation of the Bidens. “We continue to accumulate evidence, so we’re going to get more bank records this week,” he said. He also expects more Forms FD-1023 from the FBI.

Form FD-1023 is for information, not yet vetted, from a “confidential human source,” i.e. an informer. Rep. Biggs told Newsmax that the additional forms might hold information from sources different from the first source whose information prompted the Oversight Committee to threaten contempt proceedings against FBI Director Christopher Wray.

Biggs also confirmed that the first Form FD-1023, by the time Committee members were allowed to view it, “was heavily redacted.” The representative spoke of “other documentation” from a “Ukrainian source.” That could refer to the 17 recordings of conversations between an executive of Burisma, the Ukraine natural gas concern, and then-Vice-President Biden and his son.

“We’ve gotten more done in about 4-5 months than the Department of Justice did in 4-5 years,” said Biggs. “We’ve put this together. I think the next step is to find the links there.”

Rep. Biggs also has introduced an impeachment resolution against Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, back in February. He told Sunday Report he wants to make sure all Republicans are ready to support it.

Is Biden in trouble?

In addition, Biggs and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) appeared on Fox News Channel’s Sunday Morning Futures. Host Maria Bartiromo asked the two why they don’t seem to be moving forward with an impeachment of President Biden. Both representatives said impeachment should happen. The problem seems to be the reluctance of the House Republican Conference to move forward.