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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is All Things with Kim Strassel, a Potomac Watch podcast.

Welcome to All Things with Kim Strassel, and this week we have a guest uniquely positioned to talk about Joe Biden as he prepares to leave office.

Kentucky Republican James Comer is returning to the 119th Congress as chair of the House Oversight Committee.

That committee, the past few years, conducted an in-depth probe into the Biden family business,

focused very much on the business deals transacted by Joe Biden's son Hunter.

And Mr. Comer has written an entire book on the findings, as well as the complex process that goes

into oversight. It's entitled, All the President's Money, investigating the secret foreign schemes

that made the Biden family rich, and it is out today. Congressman, congratulations on the book.

Well, thank you very much. Democrats are obviously having their own conversation about Biden and his legacy in the wake

of their defeat this last election, his influence on the party, the role, his refusal to

leave played in their outcome.

But as someone who has done this the last two years looked at

this investigation, what do you think Joe Biden's real legacy deserves to be as he leaves office?

I think his legacy will be that he was the most corrupt president we've ever had. He's one of

the most dishonest, if not the most dishonest presidents we've ever had.

You go back to the debate between he and Trump in 2020 when the laptop became public and he said

that it was Russian disinformation when he knew that wasn't true.

He said that he never knew what his son did for a living, that he never met any of the people

that his son received money from, and that none of the people that his son received money from,

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