Democratic Representative Commits to Releasing Report on Trump Amid Questions about Hunter

Rep. Jamie Raskin to Release Report on Trump's Foreign Business Dealings

Rep. Jamie Raskin, a top House Democrat and ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, has announced plans to release a report on former President Donald Trump's foreign business dealings. This announcement came during a discussion about the foreign business dealings of Hunter Biden, who is currently under a federal criminal investigation. The investigation into Hunter Biden has recently been elevated to special counsel status.

Raskin Announces Report on Trump's Emoluments

In an appearance on ABC's "This Week," Representative Jamie Raskin announced that a report will be released detailing the emoluments received by former President Donald Trump from foreign governments. The report allegedly documents millions of dollars that Trump and his family pocketed from hotels, golf courses, and business deals during his presidency.

Raskin's Report to Detail Trump's Alleged Profits

Jamie Raskin, a prominent figure, has announced that a report will be released regarding the emoluments received by former President Donald Trump from foreign governments. The report will detail the millions of dollars that Trump and his family allegedly earned through various means such as hotels, golf courses, and business deals during his time in office.

Criticism from Stephen Miller

In a recent tweet, Sarah Reese Jones reports that Congressman Jamie Raskin's comments have received criticism from Stephen Miller. Raskin's comments apparently prompted a strong response from Miller, who was a key advisor in the Trump administration and is now involved with America First Legal, a conservative organization that has been challenging initiatives by the Biden administration in court.

Jason Miller's Response

In a post on X, former Trump advisor Jason Miller claimed that the idea that President Trump profited from his presidency is a lie. He argued that Trump actually lost billions of dollars during his time in office, while President Biden made a fortune from being in office. Miller stated that Biden profited from the White House, while Trump sacrificed his own wealth for the benefit of the country.

Comparison of Trump and Biden Families' Financial Activities

Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project and former chief counsel for nominations to then-Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, has encouraged people to engage in a discussion comparing the financial activities of the Trump and Biden families. Davis claims that the Trump family built their wealth through a real estate empire before Donald Trump became president, while the Biden family allegedly built their wealth through involvement in international corruption during Joe Biden's time in the Obama White House.

Response from Miranda Devine

Miranda Devine, a columnist for the New York Post, responded to comments made by Representative Jamie Raskin regarding allegations of corruption surrounding the Biden family. Devine expressed her belief that Raskin's comments showed desperation. The interview occurred amidst the intensifying 2024 campaign season, which could potentially lead to a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in the general election.

Raskin's Concerns about Hunter Biden's Business Dealings

In a recent questioning session, Representative Jamie Raskin expressed his concerns about Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. However, he emphasized that investigators have not provided any evidence of criminal corruption involving President Biden. Raskin acknowledged that Hunter Biden has had a troubled past, including drug addiction and engaging in unlawful activities, but he believes that the justice system should handle any potential legal issues.

Raskin's Frustration with Oversight Committee

In a recent statement, Representative Jamie Raskin expressed his frustration with the lack of action from the Oversight Committee regarding laws surrounding financial gain by individuals. Raskin specifically mentioned Jared Kushner, son-in-law of former President Donald Trump, and his reported $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia after leaving the White House. Raskin has been urging Oversight Chairman James Comer to conduct a thorough analysis of these laws. Comer himself has criticized Kushner's investment, stating that it "crossed the line of ethics." However, Comer's investigative efforts have primarily focused on the flow of millions of dollars to members of the Biden family from foreign nationals.