Never Forget the Time Joe Biden Said ‘Don’t Assume I’m Not Corrupt’
Commentary By Kipp Jones | Published October 27, 2020 at 4:59pm
An old clip of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden discussing whether he could be corrupted by power has taken on new significance with less than a week before the Nov. 3 election.
The Democrats’ lone shot at seizing power from the American people next week is currently embroiled in controversy surrounding reports that he used his son to peddle his influence while he served as the country’s vice president.
Contents discovered on a laptop that reportedly belonged to his son Hunter Biden continue to bring up questions about Biden’s alleged involvement in the younger Biden’s international business dealings.
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Numerous and credible reports that Biden himself was involved in making money from Hunter Biden’s business in China, Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine have also not been challenged on substance.
But they portray a political family rooted in corruption, and they make a case that Biden himself allegedly guided American foreign policy while serving as VP with his own financial interests in mind.
Due to these and other reports, a decades-old unearthed clip of Biden speaking about political corruption are more important now than ever.
This past week, an old Biden interview shows Biden discussing corruption as a side-burned and fast-talking young senator from Delaware.
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In 1974, during his second year in the Senate, Biden appeared on the weekly PBS program “The Advocates.”
He was asked, “As the youngest member of the Senate, the one therefore who may expect the longest career there, I wonder if you’d say to us since it’s clear that you’re not corrupt and you got elected, why should people think that the system produces corrupt results when there you are?”
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