Corruption is the Biden family business?

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The Hunter Biden investigation has turned up evidence of corruption so blatant that not even mainstream outlets like CBS News can ignore it any more.

Veteran journalist Catherine Herridge, formerly of Fox News, has turned up evidence that federal authorities flagged more than 150 bank transactions from Hunter Biden and James Biden as suspicious activity. She reports:

“CBS News has learned that more than 150 transactions involving either Hunter or James Biden’s global business affairs were flagged as concerning by U.S. banks for further review,” Herridge reported. “Some of those concerns included large wire transfers.”

“After a nearly three-year investigation, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley told CBS News he believes the president’s younger brother James was instrumental in Hunter Biden’s Chinese business ventures,” she continued.
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There is much more.

They seem to have collected a lot of evidence.  It is not clear why they have not made any arrests.  It could be because they keep finding more questionable deals. 

See, also:

Nancy Pelosi Flips Out After House Republicans Actually Subpoena Hunter Biden to Testify Before Congress

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