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FBI Expert: Evidence Justifies Probe Into Biden Family Bribery, Money Laundering

Anastasia Boushee
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During a Thursday interview, former FBI Assistant Director of Intelligence Kevin Brock confirmed that the evidence gathered thus far against the Biden family justifies launching investigations into the Bidens for bribery and money laundering.

Brock made the comments during an appearance on the “Just the News, No Noise” television show.

“With the amount of money that they’re uncovering — with the structured money laundering that’s obviously been set up, we can conclude that Joe Biden and his family were for sale,” the former FBI official said. “And that was just certainly a reasonable suspicion to investigate based on those indicators.”

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The “structured money laundering” that Brock was referring to has been uncovered through investigations from the Republican-led House. On Wednesday, congressional investigators revealed that firms connected to the Biden family had received more than $20 million from foreign sources — including large payments from oligarchs who later attended private dinners with President Joe Biden while he was serving as vice president in the Obama administration.

In the Wednesday memo, the House Oversight Committee highlighted several foreign payments to Biden family-affiliated entities — coming from sources tied to Russia, China, Ukraine, Romania and Kazakhstan.

“The Biden family’s and associates’ dealings with foreign nationals from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine show a pattern of Hunter Biden and Devon Archer courting wealthy oligarchs with political and financial influence but tainted backgrounds,” the memo stated.

“Thus far, the Committee has identified over $20 million from foreign sources that benefitted the Biden family and their business associates,” the memo continued, naming Russian oligarch Yelena Baturina and Chinese energy company CEFC as two of the foreign sources.

Brock went on to argue that this evidence could lead to the president facing an inquiry under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act or the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) — and questioned whether the alleged operation involved more people outside of the Biden family.

“As an investigator, I’d want to know, does this conspiracy go broader than just the Biden family?” he said.

“Are there others in that administration at that time that were benefiting from all this activity?” Brock continued. “So I’d widen the scope a little bit, and start really digging and following the money wherever it leads. And I frankly, wouldn’t be surprised if this has broader parameters.”