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83% of Voters Believe FBI Need to Make Biden ‘Bribery’ File Public, Poll Finds
A new Harvard/HarrisX survey found that 83% of people say the FBI should make public their informant file alleging President Joseph Biden took a $5 million payment from Ukrainian tycoon Mykola Zlochevsky, the founder of Burisma Holdings.
The poll asked, “Do you think that the FBI report from an informant alleging that Joe Biden took a $5 million bribe while he was Vice President should be made public or kept secret by the FBI?”
Overall, 83% believe the FBI should make the information public, while only 17% believe it should remain hidden.
Among partisans, 74% of Democrats, 82% of independents, and 92% of Republicans agreed that the material should be made public.
The poll also asked, “Do you think that the FBI is fully investigation corruption allegations against Joe Biden, or is the FBI not really investigating them?”
Just 45% of respondents believe the FBI is doing a thorough investigation into the claims. The majority (55%) believe the agency is not conducting an investigation.
On June 14 to 15, a total of 2,090 registered voters were polled. There was no mention of the margin of error.
On Sunday, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) told Fox News' Mark Levin that Republicans must band together to take action against the FBI, which Comer frequently accuses of obstructing his investigation into the Biden family.
“We have to stick together to defund this FBI building,” Comer said. “We cannot reward the FBI with a new state of the art building that is bigger than the Pentagon. This agency needs to be reformed.”
“We’ll have to do it with the power of the purse,” he added.
Earlier last month, the FBI furnished Congress with an FBI informant paper alleging Joe Biden received a $5 million bribe from Zlochevsky. The paper reportedly said that Zlochevsky maintained 17 audio recordings of his discussions with Joe and Hunter Biden as an “insurance policy,” according to Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA).
Comer believes the FBI did little or nothing with the informant's information. Comer issued two more bank subpoenas last week, along with a demand for Devon Archer to testify, in response to the stonewalling. Archer is a convicted criminal, a business acquaintance of the Biden family, and Hunter Biden's “best friend in business.”
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