“She gave him $3.5 million so now I would think Putin would know the answer to that. I think he should release it. I think we should know that answer.”
Trump, who was impeached in 2019 over his request to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he do Trump "a favor" by investigating President Joe Biden's son Hunter, toldin an interview published Tuesday that he wanted Russian President Vladimir Putin to shed light on unverified reports that Biden's son received a $3.5 million wire transfer from Yelena Baturina, the wife of Moscow's former mayor.
“How is it that the mayor of Moscow, his wife gave the Biden family three and a half million dollars?” he continued. “I think Putin now would be willing to probably give that answer. I’m sure he knows.” During the debate, Biden said of the $3.5 million wire-transfer allegation, "that is simply not true."
While Trump has long sought foreign help in uncovering alleged business wrongdoing committed by Hunter Biden, the U.S., the president's son does remain the center of a federal tax investigation.
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