House Oversight Chairman Comer calls for probe into Secret Service's ties to Hunter Biden
Comer is particularly focused on a 2018 incident in which Hunter Biden's girlfriend at the time dumped his gun in a trash can.
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Comer is particularly focused on a 2018 incident in which Hunter Biden's girlfriend at the time dumped his gun in a trash can.
House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) called for an investigation into the Secret Service's alleged assistance of Hunter Biden.
Internal Secret Service emails obtained by Judicial Watch show that those within the force were mystified by being involved in the Hunter Biden gun saga in 2018, as they were not protecting him.
An October 2020 Secret Service report notes that "Non-Criminal Protective Investigation Name Check Reports are kept until no longer needed, e.g., cut off at end of the month, and destroyed 30 days after cutoff."
As part of its review of the classified documents found, unsecure and unprotected, at Joe Biden's Wilmington, Delaware, home Congress is insisting on seeing the list of those who visited Biden there.