From the cited article ...
That's a laugh coming from Rep Comer who seems to misrepresent evidence ...
... Extreme partisanship, muddled messages mar what could be Kentuckian's moment
Kentucky Congressman James Comer has had so many embarrassing media interviews about his House Oversight Committee's investigation into the so-called "Biden crime family."
He outlines an elaborate international bribery scheme yet admits he doesn't have the facts to back it up. He calls out "suspicious activities" but acknowledges they may not be crimes. His informants and whistleblowers suddenly disappear. And he gleefully credits the committee's work for boosting Donald Trump's poll numbers, then says he wasn't referring to Trump at all.
Even conservative media have become frustrated with his muddled pronouncements and lack of real progress. Fox News host Steve Doocy last month challenged his allegation of President Biden influence peddling while vice president.
"You don't actually have any facts to that point," Doocy told him. "There's no evidence that Joe Biden did anything illegally."
So, this week Comer threw a hissy fit over old hearsay about Biden and threatened "contempt of Congress" charges against FBI Director Christopher Wray, a Trump appointee.
But Comer wanted the document to wave around and publicize. His contempt threat lost steam when the House abruptly adjourned Wednesday over an unrelated GOP debate. Comer then accepted Wray's offer for other committee members to read the document.
The allegation, promoted in 2017 by Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani, says Biden's push to oust a top Ukrainian official was to protect the energy firm where son, Hunter, was on the board. The rumor was a foundation of Trump's first impeachment; in exchange for U.S. military aid, he wanted Biden exposed.
Three years ago, a reliable FBI source passed on the same secondhand tip. Trump Attorney General William Barr had prosecutors investigate but found no validation. Biden's actions were part of an international campaign to remove an official who refused to prosecute corruption. ...
