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Senate Gets ‘Highly Sensitive’ Hunter Biden Records After Letter To Money Laundering Unit In Treasury Department

Ryan Saavedra
Senate Gets ‘Highly Sensitive’ Hunter Biden Records After Letter To Money Laundering Unit In Treasury Department
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The United States Treasury Department has reportedly handed over “highly sensitive” financial records from Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, to the U.S. Senate amid the Senate’s investigation into Hunter Biden’s business activity while his father was vice president.

“Sens. Charles Grassley, chairman of the Finance Committee; Ron Johnson, chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee; and Lindsey Graham, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, have focused their efforts in Washington, seeking to extract politically useful information from agencies of the U.S. government,” Yahoo News reported. “They’ve issued letters requesting records from Cabinet departments and agencies, including the State Department, the Treasury, the Justice Department, the FBI, the National Archives and the Secret Service.”

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