Rep. Andy Biggs stated on Newsmax that the House Oversight Committee is expecting to receive additional FD-1023 form from the FBI in this week, which will support what a Ukrainian oligarch claimed in his statement regarding an alleged bribery plot involving President Joe Biden’s son Hunter.

The Arizona Republican stated on Newsmax’s “Sunday Report” that “we are supposed to receive more 10-23s – these are FBI reports.”

Biggs added that in addition to suspicious activity reports filed with the Department of Treasury at a moment when “we have gotten more done in approximately 4-5 months than did the Department of Justice in 4-5 year,” people are asking Biggs what is happening. This is what we’ve done. “I think the next thing to do is find the links.”

Biggs said that the FD-1023 documents are not necessarily the same as the FBI document pertaining to the Bidens which the Oversight Committee requested.

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Biggs said, “These are reports the FBI has received from other sources.” “They have been reluctant to provide us with those.” “They’ve been difficult to deal with.”

Biggs said that committee members had the opportunity to review the original FBI document. It was heavily redacted – which is unusual, considering that it was declassified. The Ukrainian source also said that he had other documentation of his conversations with Biden and Biden’s son.

The House Homeland Security Committee announced last week that it would investigate Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The evidence gathered could be used in possible impeachment proceedings.

Biggs said that he had introduced his first impeachment motion about a year ago. He noted that it was important to ensure all Republicans were still in support of the action.

He said: “We have members of our caucus who are asking what the constitutional rationale is and what the legal predicate is.” “We’re putting the ducks in order so that everyone feels comfortable moving forward.” We don’t want to be unable to finish the impeachment process in the House of Representatives.