The White House sent a letter to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, telling him that he has the proof necessary to show that the checks President Joe Biden received after leaving the vice presidency from his brother are loan repayments, not a sign of corruption.
The White House responded on Friday, telling Comer the committee is already in possession of documents proving that it is a loan. In a post on X, the social media site formerly known as Twitter, the Oversight Committee said it has become clear that"President Biden is refusing to hand over loan documents for any 'loans' he provided to his brother, James Biden."
According to the Messenger, a payment of $200,000 was made from Joe Biden to James Biden in 2018 from an account maintained by Joe Biden’s attorney. The president’s brother then paid that loan back, with no interest, in just over a month, the outlet reported.But, the records revealed by Comer do show that James Biden sent the $200,000 payment to his brother the same day that he received $200,000 from Americore, a rural hospital operating company.