Comer says he can make an argument for the president being a 'ringleader' of the Biden crime family

House Oversight Chairman James Comer says that he can make a good argument that President Joe Biden is the "ringleader" in the alleged crimes committed by his family that are being investigated by his panel. 

"This is an investigation of Joe Biden and it's getting closer and closer to Joe every day," Comer said on the "The Great America Show with Lou Dobbs" podcast. "I could make the argument that there's already enough evidence to point to Joe being the ringleader of this-not just knowing, not just lying about it, but being the ring leader."

Last month, Comer accused Biden of abusing his power as vice president by allowing his son to travel aboard Air Force Two to help score foreign business deals and has demanded the National Archives turn over all flight records from such trips.

"I said, 'RICO' in an interview about three weeks before they tried to use RICO against Trump," Comer said during the interview, referring to the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law that provides for extended criminal penalties for acts performed as part of an ongoing criminal organization.

"And I think they realize that this is organized crime-that the evidence points to this being organized. And look, you know, you could easily say Hunter Biden was involved in a RICO deal," Comer continued.

The RICO Act, is one of the many charges under which former President Donald Trump and 18 of his allies are being charged in Fulton County, Georgia, for allegedly engaging in a broad conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results in the state.

"The coordination between the Biden shady business schemes and the government-everything was organized," Comer stated. "This is very organized criminal activity. That is what RICO is all about."

On Wednesday, Comer requested deeper access to records in the Biden family probe held by the National Archives, while pointedly warning that America's historical agency is threatening to withhold some evidence as "personal."