Six banks have issued 170 suspicious activity reports against members of the Biden family, with some of the flagged transactions allegedly involving large wire transfers from China, Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) says. A suspicious activity report, or SAR, is a notice filed with the Department of the Treasury when a bank suspects a client may have committed a crime. SARs are filed “very seldom,” Comer said during a podcast with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) last week. “I was on a bank board for 10 years. I think we issued two over the course of 10 years.” Comer spoke about an…
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