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More Republicans cast doubt on Joe Biden tapes' legitimacy

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GOP lawmakers say audio recordings of the president speaking with a Ukrainian national at the center of the Biden family's alleged bribery scheme may not exist.

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  1. The Daily Caller

  2. New York Post

    FBI deputy director says he has ‘no idea’ if there are tapes of alleged Biden bribes (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    “I have no idea if there are voice recordings or not,” Abbate told Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) on Tuesday during questioning before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

  3. Newsweek

    More Republicans cast doubt on Joe Biden tapes' legitimacy (opens Newsweek)

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    GOP lawmakers say audio recordings of the president speaking with a Ukrainian national at the center of the Biden family's alleged bribery scheme may not exist.

  4. Salon

    "We don't know": Republicans admit Biden bribery tape they've hyped for weeks may not actually exist (opens Salon)

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    Sen. Ron Johnson suggested House Republicans may have fallen for a "bluff."

  5. The New Republic

    GOP Senator Admits Biden Bribery Tapes Might Not Exist After All (opens The New Republic)

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    The New Republic's feed description

    Chuck Grassley was at the forefront of pushing these claims to begin with.

  6. Hot Air

    FBI: We have "no idea" if there are any Biden bribery tapes (opens Hot Air)

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    Hot Air's feed description

    When Chuck Grassley first made his startling claims that tape recordings might exist of conversations between a Burisma boss and both Joe and Hunter Biden discussing bribery, the conservative media im...

  7. CNN

    'Maybe they don't exist': Republicans question legitimacy of alleged audio recordings of Biden bribery scheme (opens CNN)

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    Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa claimed on the Senate floor earlier this week that the foreign national who allegedly bribed then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter has 17 audio recordings of their conversations but questioned whether those tapes even existed in an interview with CNN days later…

  8. PoliticusUSA

    Ron Johnson Admits That Republicans Have No Idea If Biden Bribery Tapes Exist (opens PoliticusUSA)

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    Sen. Ron Johnson admitted that Republicans have no idea if the supposed Biden bribery tapes actually exist.

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