Republican Senator Ron Johnson revealed that several banks reported suspicious financial activity at President Joe Biden’s Delaware home, with at least six Suspicious Activity Reports (SARS) flagging around $12 million in transactions linked to Hunter Biden’s overseas affairs.
Johnson suggested concerns about potential criminal activity like money laundering or human trafficking.
Banks flagged “about $12 million in transactions over several years,” Sen. Ron Johnson said. (Trending: US State Unveils Controversial ‘Gender Neutral’ Laws)
Later in the interview, Johnson said that the $12 million figure was an estimate, and might include some double counting.
He raised questions about Joe Biden’s awareness of his son’s business dealings, implying that the president was compromised.
“There’d be so much activity coming into his address, in this case, Hunter Biden’s businesses, that he obviously would have to be aware,” Johnson said of Joe Biden.
“So, again, I just used the word obvious; it has been so obvious for so long, that Biden Inc. is a corrupt enterprise.”
“And that this president is corrupt, that he is compromised.”
“And [Joe Biden] fully was aware of this, that he fully benefited from it,” Johnson said.
“The members of his family benefited from all these these millions dollars flowing in from countries that are adversarial to America.”
Johnson also expressed worry about the lack of proper government response to these red flags.
“I mean, Hunter Biden has dozens and dozens and dozens of these Treasury reports that are concerned about suspicious activities he’s undertaking in terms of money transfers,” he said.
“I mean, this is, again, it’s just to me, it just underscores and confirms the criminal nature, the corrupt nature of Biden family, Inc.”
This comes amid concerns about Hunter Biden’s financial activities, including reports linking payments to a suspected Eastern European prostitution ring.
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