Former Vice President Joe Biden was asked about his shady dealings in Ukraine during an interview with New Hampshire's WMUR-TV over the weekend.
"What about that council on foreign relations video, where you're bragging about getting the prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, fired?" WMUR's reporter asked. "If average Joe, and not Joe Biden, is watching that, how do they tell the difference between that kind of pressure that you exerted and the pressure that the president exerted?"
"Because I was exerting the pressure of the United States government, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the European Union and all of our allies," Biden immediately replied. "All of them. Because the guy was corrupt. And I was the one who went to their Parlament and said it's time for you to stand up and stop the corruption. You have a chance to break out of this now. That's what that was about."
"Now, I made no bones about it. He had to leave," Biden said. "Every major European figure said he had to leave as well."
It's amazing that Democrats continually charge President Trump with committing quid pro quo. But guess what? There's actual video of former Vice President Joe Biden admitting to quid pro quo. He threatened to withhold aid to Ukraine unless Shokin was fired.
Trump asked for an investigation and all hands are up in the air. Biden actually does what Democrats claim Trump did... and somehow that's not wrong.
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Talk about being morally bankrupt.
Former Vice President Joe Biden continues to defend his decision to threaten to withhold aid to Ukraine unless they fired the prosecutor who was investigating Burisma. pic.twitter.com/0hLN6hjbXZ
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