Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to lead investigation into Hunter

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to lead investigation into Hunter Biden sex workers

Hot-tempered MAGA Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to lead an investigation into whether or not the sex workers Hunter Biden allegedly paid were trafficked.

This comes amid the House Oversight Committee’s ongoing investigation into the dealings with President Joe Biden’s second son.

“Congressman Greene is very concerned about the possibility that the women paid for prostitution by the President’s son who were foreign nationals were trafficked,” a spokesman for the committee told .

“She plans to lead an investigation to determine whether they were indeed traffickers and whether the Biden family attempted to intimidate them or cover up the story,” the rep added.

“The committee is also concerned that Hunter Biden used his professional body for non-business related expenses and failed to keep proper books and records.” ‘ the statement concludes.

Hunter Biden has been open about his struggles with drugs and alcohol.  Photos found on his abandoned laptop document his struggles

Hunter Biden has been open about his struggles with drugs and alcohol. Photos found on his abandoned laptop document his struggles

Hunter purchased this gun and stated in the permit application that he had never used drugs, although he later admitted his addiction to cocaine

Hunter purchased this gun and stated in the permit application that he had never used drugs, although he later admitted his addiction to cocaine

A spokesman for the House Oversight Committee said Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to launch an investigation into the sex workers who worked with Hunter

A spokesman for the House Oversight Committee said Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to launch an investigation into the sex workers who worked with Hunter

This week, House Republicans detailed what they say about new discoveries about Biden’s family and finances.

Key evidence of this, according to the GOP, is recently obtained financial documents related to Hunter, brother of President James Biden, and a growing number of employees who have received millions of dollars in payments from foreign companies in China and Romania.

They suggest, without evidence, that the payments were part of a far-reaching plan to enrich themselves through the family name.

To get here, Republicans in Congress relied on more than 150 reports of suspicious activity as a roadmap to follow what they call the Bidens’ complicated financial money trail.

The confidential reports, or SARs for short, are often routine, with major financial transactions automatically reported to the government. Filing a SAR report alone is not evidence of wrongdoing.

Hunter Biden, 53, here with his 3-year-old son Beau Biden Jr., has been ordered to appear in court for his paternity case.  He has produced

Biden (pictured here) with his son Beau Biden Jr., 3, has been ordered to appear in court for his paternity case. He has produced “not a single item or discovery” in the ongoing child support dispute with Lunden Roberts, the mother of his four-year-old daughter, Navy Joan Roberts

But Rep. James Comer, the chair of the House Oversight Committee that led the probe, said Wednesday that other types of financial records obtained through subpoenas and lawsuits from Congress have now become the focus of their probe.

The White House dismissed the entire investigation as “another political ploy.”

“Congressman Comer has a history of playing fast and loose with the facts, making baseless innuendos while refusing to conduct his so-called ‘investigations’ with legitimacy,” White House spokesman Ian Sams said in a statement.

That’s not the only legal concern Hunter faces.

In April, a judge ruled that Hunter Biden must appear in an Arkansas court for his paternity trial.

Lawyers for his baby mum, Lunden Roberts, say former flame Hunter hasn’t “not made a single item or testimony” in her ongoing child support case.

Independence County Circuit Judge Holly Meyer today ordered Biden to attend the May 1 court hearing because his absence “impairs the process of the litigation.”

She said today, “From now on… at every hearing I conduct, I want to have both of your clients.” takes a long time to clarify simple points.”

One of Hunter’s staunch supporters has always been his father.

In the President’s May interview with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle, Biden stressed, “My son has done nothing wrong.”

When asked how the probe affects his presidency, Biden replied, “First of all, my son has done nothing wrong.”

“I trust him, I have faith in him,” he said.

“And it’s affecting my presidency because it makes me proud of him.”