You wouldn’t believe what Senator Chuck Grassley, our very own R-Iowa stalwart, dropped on us Monday! Allegedly, an exec from Burisma, the Ukrainian energy giant, paid $5 million in a Biden bribery plot and he’s got audio tapes to prove it!
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It’s My Insurance Policy
If Grassley’s shocker holds up, these tapes could be the proverbial “smoking gun.” According to the Senator, the exec supposedly recorded 17 phone calls with the Biden family. Yeah, you heard that right, seventeen! Now that’s what we call a safety net!
Whitaker Weighs In
Matt Whitaker, our previous acting Attorney General, was on “Fox & Friends First” Tuesday, painting a vivid picture of the explosive implications. He points out that evidence of the POTUS chatting to a foreign national about bribes is far from your everyday scandal. If this is legit, it could be lights out for Biden!
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Redacted Bombshell
Let’s rewind. This revelation comes from the FBI’s FD-1023 form, shown to the Senate and House. The document contains a redacted reference to the alleged bribery scheme involving Biden and a foreign national, which has the potential to send shockwaves through the administration.
Audio Proof and Burisma Ties
Let’s add another layer to this intrigue. The FD-1023 form, dated June 30, 2020, includes the account of a “highly credible” confidential source. This individual had numerous conversations and meetings with a top Burisma executive from 2015 onward. Fox News Digital revealed the form’s contents, though the form itself remains unseen.
Now it’s your turn, folks! What do you think about this brewing scandal? Do the Bidens have something to hide or is this another wild goose chase? Share your thoughts and let’s get the conversation started!
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