Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has said that a whistleblower in a GOP investigation into the Biden family is not missing.
"Just to be clear. Our whistle blower for Joe Biden is not missing," Greene, who is on the House Oversight Committee, tweeted.
Her tweet was in response to a clip of Rep. James Comer, the committee's chairman, saying in an interview on Sunday that Republicans had lost track of the primary informant in a probe into the Biden family's involvement in an alleged bribery scheme. The White House has rubbished the allegations, calling them "baseless innuendo."
Last week, the committee's Republicans released a 36-page memo accusing members of the Biden family of earning millions of dollars from a number of Chinese and Romanian companies they claim posed "potential threats" to the United States when Biden was vice president.
The memo, a copy of which was obtained by Newsweek, includes redacted images of transactions involving a number of bank accounts allegedly belonging to members of the Biden family. It outlines a network of secretive bank accounts purportedly connected to Biden's son, Hunter, and a number of other family members, all of whom Comer accused of using Biden's position to curry favor with foreign governments and peddle influence on U.S. foreign policy.
The documents provide no evidence that Biden was ever directly involved in the alleged schemes—or even if the payments in question resulted in a tangible impact on U.S....
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