Vast majority of voters believe FBI should publicize report on Biden's alleged million-dollar bribes
Seventy-five percent of Democrats, 82% of independents and 92% of Republicans believe the agency should publicly release the report.
A new Harvard/HarrisX poll indicated that more than 80% of voters believe that the FBI should publicly release the report showing that President Joe Biden received a payment of $5 million from the founder of Burisma Holdings in exchange for political favors in the U.S.
"Do you think the FBI report of 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?" was the specific question posed to respondents.
The vast majority of voters (83%) responded that it should be made public. Only 17% believed that the document should be kept secret.
By political affiliation or tendency, opinions hardly differ: the vast majority of Democrats (74%), Independents (82%) and Republicans (92%) believe that the FBI document should be made public.
HHP June2023 KeyResults by Verónica Silveri
The poll also asked citizens, "Do you think the FBI is thoroughly investigating the corruption allegations against Joe Biden, or is the FBI not really investigating them?" Only 45% of Americans believe the FBI is thoroughly investigating the allegations. A majority (55%) are of the opinion that no real investigation is being conducted.
The survey was conducted among 2,090 registered voters from June 14-15.
Most believe that the Biden family received bribes
A Trafalgar Group and Convention of States poll revealed a few days ago that a majority of voters (53.3%) believe that President Joe Biden's family received payments from foreign nationals in exchange for "influencing policy" in the United States, i.e., for political favors.
However, in this poll, the answers were very different depending on the political affiliation or tendency of the respondents: nearly nine out of 10 Republicans (89.8%) believe that the Biden family received payments from foreign entities in exchange for political favors. In the case of Democrats, the figure is only 11.2%. A majority of independents (50.7%) expressed belief that the president's family received foreign money to influence Washington.
Biden investigations
A few months ago, Congressmen Chuck Grassley and James Comer claimed to have information showing that the FBI possessed documents implicating Joe Biden in a pay-to-play bribery scheme "related to the exchange of money for policy decisions."
Following this, an FBI informant alleged before the House of Representatives that President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden received $10 million ($5 million each) from the founder of the Ukrainian energy company, Burisma Holdings.
Grassley later revealed that the FBI document being discussed, which he says implicates the Bidens in a bribery scheme, contained several recordings of conversations between Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and the Burisma executive who allegedly made the payments to them in exchange for political favors.