James Comer requested Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hand over all suspicious activity reports related to the alleged $5 million bribe Joe Biden received from a Burisma executive.
Zlochevsky allegedly kept 17 audio recordings of his conversations with them as an “insurance policy.”These allegations are consistent with the Committee’s ongoing investigation of the Biden family’s foreign business transactions— transactions that subpoenaed bank records have revealed allowed Biden family members and associates to profit over $10 million from foreign sources.
Comer requested SARs related to all Burisma Holding executives, along with key additional Biden family foreign business partners and entities, no later than July 12, 2023:
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