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Foreign agents registration, money laundering, tax evasion. all of these allegations that hunter biden is being investigated for and also his uncle jim biden. >> and frank is in there as well. according to this letter. one of the things the house republicans want to know more about as we pointed out is the upcoming sale of hunter biden's artwork and the 12 members writing the price for these paintings by someone with no history of an artistmer -- merits a connection to the white house. walter schwab the buyers are being held blinded saying it's disappointing. what do you say? >> of course it i...

share Print When FBI agents knocked on the door of Rudy Giuliani’s Manhattan apartment just after dawn on April 28, they brought with them search warrants to seize computers and devices like cell phones from the former U.S. attorney and personal lawyer to former President Donald Trump. Among the things U.S. investigators were looking for, according to multiple news reports: Giuliani’s communications with powerful Ukrainian tycoons and government officials. And so again, 21 months after the Ukrainian government was sucked into the vortex of U.S. politics and the first bruising impeachment ...

(AP Photo/Charles Krupa) On Sunday, the New York Times committed a rogue act of journalism. It reported on an obvious violation of the Espionage Act by Joe Biden’s Special “Presidential” Envoy for Climate, former Secretary of State, former Democrat presidential candidate, former senator, and perennial douchebag John F. (Mr. Teresa Heinz) Kerry. In March of this year, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif set down for a seven-hour “oral history” (I was going to make a joke about Kamala Harris and throat swabs, but I’m much too mature to do that) with an Iranian economist/jo...

Article content Recently, Robert Oliphant, parliamentary secretary to the foreign affairs minister, told the House of Commons that Canada is considering creating a registry of foreign agents, along the lines of Australia’s Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Act and the U.S. Foreign Agents Registration Act. It seems like a no-brainer to expect transparency whenever someone takes a foreign state’s money in expectation that they will commensurately serve the interest of the funder. But please excuse any skepticism that Canada will, any time soon, legislate a registry for former politician...