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Biden Family's Financial Ties to Chinese Business Ventures Under Scrutiny

The House Oversight Committee has disclosed that members of the Biden family received over $1 million in payments from accounts connected to Hunter Biden's business associate, Rob Walker, and their Chinese business deals in 2017. Subpoenaed financial records from Bank of America show that at least three family members received substantial payments from an account belonging to Walker, labeled as "Robinson Walker, LLC."

Walker collaborated with Hunter Biden, President Biden's brother Jim, their business associate James Gilliar, and Tony Bobulinski in a joint venture called Sinohawk Holdings, intended to partner with Chinese energy firm CEFC. In 2017, State Energy HK Limited, a separate Chinese company, wired $3 million to Robinson Walker, LLC, which subsequently transferred funds to multiple accounts linked to the Biden family.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., expressed concerns over the national security implications of the Biden family receiving millions of dollars from foreign nationals. Comer pledged to continue investigating the money trail and ascertain if President Biden is compromised by his family's business dealings or if a national security threat exists.

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Columbus Day: A Dark Legacy of Enslavement, Violence, Underage Sex Trafficking, and Exploitation

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On Monday, the U.S. Secret Service and the NYPD held a conference call to discuss potential arrangements in the event that former President Donald Trump is indicted, including court security and the process for his possible surrender. Typically, white collar criminal defendants in New York can negotiate their surrender. New York City Mayor Eric Adams reassured the public that the city is ready for any protests that might occur as a result of the potential indictment. He stated that the NYPD is monitoring social media to ensure there are no inappropriate actions in the city and that they are confident in their ability to handle the situation. Over the weekend, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to call for protests against what he believes will be his arrest on Tuesday. The potential indictment is tied to the Manhattan district attorney's investigation into the 2016 hush payment made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, paid
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