Ex-Congressman Lee Zeldin: Every dot has been ‘connected’ for Congress to open impeachment inquiry into Biden corruption

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🗓️ 29 August 2023

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Former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin says that the evidence that has emerged in the Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden, and Biden family corruption probe is more than enough to warrant Congress to open formal impeachment inquiry. Zeldin saying, “when you hear the left crying that there is no evidence, no matter how much evidence is provided, which now as you know, it consists of documents, emails, texts, WhatsApp messages, a laptop, whistleblowers, former business associates, former clients, and the list goes on, including Hunter's own admissions, when you want to look at the laptop or 60 Minutes interview, the left still says ‘no evidence.” Zeldin says Congress has “reached the point where [they’re] struggling to find any dots that aren't connected. And this really is just all documented, [Americans] do not have to take any House Republicans word for it.” Saying, “[House Oversight Chairman] James Comer will put out a press release with bank records and the response will from the left will be ‘still there's no connection to Joe Biden’, even then there's no evidence yet, even though the press release itself will contain the actual evidence.” Zeldin says his take on all the evidence, “is that you have every dot that you need connected to be opening a house impeachment inquiry, I will also give credit to great work by Jim Jordan and James Comer and Jason Smith, and the Senators who are doing a fantastic job. But you had at this particular point, we really do need to see that next level of accountability.”

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0:00.0	Hello America and happy. Let's see, it's Tuesday already. How did that happen?
0:12.0	Tuesday to last week of August. A lot of news. I mean, a lot of news happening all
0:18.4	around this country. Starting with some sad news in Congress, House
0:22.9	Majority Leader Steve Scalisa, now he's dealing with blood cancer, he says it's
0:26.4	very treatable. He's not going to miss work. He's going to keep working. But for a guy
0:29.9	who already went through the horrific baseball field shooting back in 2017,
0:33.7	another challenge he's handling it with a smile in the courage that has become
0:38.2	his trademark and well-wishers from Democrats, the Republican, all across the
0:42.0	aisle, wishing him well and supporting him in this journey. That is just one of
0:48.1	many major developments on the front lines of news today. 1600 scientists,
0:54.0	including two Nobel Prize winners, have a signed a letter declaring that
0:58.7	anything called a climate emergency is a myth that there's not an emergency. Yeah,
1:01.9	there are things that can be done, but using an emergency or seizing emergency
1:06.4	powers like some fear Joe Biden, the Democrats might try to do
1:09.5	not justified, it is mythical. According to 1600 scientists, that's a pretty
1:17.0	big number in one that I think is going to get some attention. That story from
1:21.9	Madison Smith is trending on our website, significantly.
1:25.9	Yesterday, we had the story of the National Archives, 5,400
1:29.2	suited to mean males. We're going to try to get Kimberly Herman who's
1:32.2	suing the South Eastern Legal Foundation as a FOIA that I started. Very important
1:36.2	stuff. That one is still trending. A lot of people talking about that.
1:41.4	Polling data suggests that black voters, particularly independent black men,
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