The House Oversight Committee is in discussions to bring foreign and American prostitutes who allegedly cavorted with Hunter Biden before Congress, The Post has learned.
“We’re going to track down these women and talk to them and if there is a credible reason that we need to bring them in front of the Oversight Committee then absolutely we will do that. Especially when it involves our national security,” said Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.).
“I’ve been talking about it with [committee] Chairman [James] Comer and we’re already working in that direction.”
Greene, as a committee member, is one of a handful of people authorized to view banks’
Suspicious Activity Reports relating to Hunter Biden and other family members.
Many of the SARS concerned Hunter Biden’s alleged payments to hookers — often from Ukraine and Russia. Many of the summary pages contain the terms, “this is a known prostitution ring” and “human sex trafficking,” Greene recalled of the reports she viewed.
She continued: “We need to talk to them, especially the ones from Russia and Ukraine. … We need to find out where they were with Hunter Biden. Did they go in the White House when [Joe Biden] was Vice President? We just need to know these things. Where they’ve been, what they know, what they’ve seen, what they’ve heard.”
Additionally, Greene warned there was “an extreme danger” that some of the foreign women Hunter caroused with could have been spies and that sensitive information could be compromised, “especially given the fact that our country is funding a proxy war with Russian in Ukraine.”
Hunter Biden’s lurid relationships with prostitutes are well-documented on his infamous abandoned laptop. He would often pay thousands of dollars a night to high-end escorts in drug and alcohol-fueled romps at lux locations around the country.
In May 2018, Hunter Biden paid $8,000 to a woman named Gulnora, a registered agent for the escort service Emerald Fantasy Girls, using a credit reportedly linked to President Biden’s own account. A snafu resulting in more than $25,000 in charges to the account in less than an hour
triggered a response from the Secret Service.
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