Oversight Chair Comer: DOJ letting Hunter Biden off easy, ignoring concerns from multiple banks of 'money laundering'

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer discusses evidence released this week by his committee regarding the Biden family's foreign business dealings, financial ties to Romania, and the uncovering of private meetings between associates of then Vice President Biden's office. The Chairman also revealed that ‘multiple banks’ raised concerns over Hunter Biden's banking violations, implying evidence of “money laundering.” The Kentucky Congressman goes on to say that the press conference was in anticipation of a possible DOJ indictment of Hunter Biden in the coming weeks. Commenting that, the “DOJ is trying to slap some type of minor indictment on Hunter Biden, they were going to file multiple counts for tax evasion, lying on a gun application. But what about money laundering? And that's not my words; that's the words of multiple banks; multiple banks in those violations implied that there was money laundering going on. Also, what about racketeering? racketeering is when you create shell companies, fake companies that serve no purpose other than to launder money. What about Jonathan Turley talking all the time about [Hunter] being an unregistered foreign agent? I mean, those are three serious felonies right there."