Hunter Biden shoved Jared Kushner's corruption into GOP lawmakers' faces: Dem lawmaker
Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) revealed that even some Republican lawmakers agreed with Hunter Biden that Jared Kushner was probably more worthy of investigation than him.
President Joe Biden's son testified for more than six hours this week in a closed-door deposition, where he denied his father's involvement in his foreign business dealings and then, Goldman told MSNBC's "Morning Joe," offered a comparison of what he's accused of doing as a private citizen and the actions Donald Trump's son-in-law took while serving as a White House official.
"When Hunter Biden asked the Republican members of Congress, 'Do you have any problem with that?' there were a couple who said yes," Goldman said. "It is not in the transcript, but they said yes. Others were nodding, because he did a very good job of confronting them with the difference between what he did, which was dealing in international business with non-government officials, non-government entities, versus Jared Kushner, who received $2 billion from the Saudi Arabian government right after he was the point person on Middle East policy for the Trump administration, and after the advisory board of the Saudi government's investment arm recommended not investing in him because he had never done what he was starting to do."
"The contrast is so stark because it is so obvious that what Jared Kushner did deserves investigation, and what Hunter Biden did, at this point, is just purely punitive and purely attacking someone who has made mistakes and admitted to that, but who is not a public official and never has been," Goldman added. "It's purely being done right now just to provide election fodder for Donald Trump."
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