Well, here's more proof. CNN, which pretty much always has Biden's back, attempted to fact-check House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's announcement launching the impeachment inquiry.

And it's hilarious.

To start, CNN claims that McCarthy made "several unproven claims" during his announcement and then attempts to disprove them.

First, CNN attempts to debunk the claim that the Biden family and associates got $20 million through shell companies.

CNN's response:

Facts First: This is true about Joe Biden's family and associates, but there is no public evidence to date that [Joe Biden] personally received any money.

So, to clear this up, CNN doesn't even attempt to deny that the Biden family got millions from foreign sources or to come up with an explanation for the use of the shell companies. In fact, the lack of journalistic curiosity about these shell companies is quite alarming. We've been pointing out that these companies had no apparent purpose but to launder foreign money before distributing it to members of the Biden family. Does having 20 shell companies to filter millions of dollars through sound like legitimate business to CNN? What were these companies selling, if not the product of Joe Biden's influence?

The next allegation CNN attempts to dispute is that an FBI informant said the Bidens received a bribe.

CNN's response:

Facts First: It's true that an informant gave a tip of this nature to the FBI in 2020, and that the bureau had viewed him as a credible informant. But the underlying allegation that the Biden family was given a bribe is totally unproven; the informant was merely reporting something he said he had been told by a Ukrainian businessman.

Missing from the fact check is that the source of this claim is a longtime FBI informant who has a history of providing the FBI with reliable information.

Addressing the claim that Biden participated in calls and dinners with Hunter Biden's business partners, CNN responds:

Facts First: McCarthy's claim omits key context about what was—and wasn't—reportedly discussed in the calls and dinners. A Hunter Biden associate testified that even though Joe Biden was on these calls and at these dinners, he didn't discuss business. And Republicans have not presented any evidence that Joe Biden himself benefited financially from his appearances at the dinners or on the calls.

What this fails to mention is that Devon Archer testified that Joe Biden's participation on the calls was critical to selling "the Biden brand." It also doesn't mention the fact that Joe Biden spent years denying having spoken to or having met Hunter's business associates. In addition to the phone calls and dinners, White House logs show he met with Hunter's business associates multiple times... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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