Following the White House memo to the media to protect Joe Biden from the impeachment inquiry and the oft repeated talking point of “no evidence,” quite a bit of evidence has already been brought to light by the House Oversight Committee.
Late last week several emails were entered into the record as lawmakers investigate allegations of wrongdoing in connection with his son Hunter Biden’s business dealings.
During the inquiry, Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO) discussed just one of the email communications between Hunter Biden’s business, Rosemont Seneca, and VP Biden’s office.
“This email, dated December 4th, 2015, shows that Vice President Biden, through his communications staff director Kate Bedingfield, coordinated a response to reporters when they questioned about the conflict of his involvement with Ukraine and his son's involvement with Burisma,” Burlison said.
“She (Beingfield) coordinated with not just Hunter, but Hunter Biden's business associate, Eric Schwerin.
Why is the staff of the president United States communicating with a business associate for the president's son, Mr. Schwerin, who served as the executive of Hunter Biden's Rosemont Seneca Advisors was intimately involved in corrupt - in the Biden family business dealings?
And he visited Joe Biden's residence 36 times while he was vice president. So in this email exchange, he actually says to her, will you call me when you get a chance? I'm in the office or on my cell. And 47 minutes later, this email that was sent that was seen on the screen was sent. And the email clearly was a coordination of talking points between the president's office and the business.”
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Burlison continued, “In fact, what's really striking is that this interaction occurred on the same day. So the other thing that's really interesting to note is not only do they have an interaction, but in the email it says the VP signed off on this. The VP signed off on the, on the shared communication.”
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