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U.S. House Judiciary Committee Opens Investigation Into President Joe Biden's Alleged Crime Democratic Party Calls On White House Not To Use The Terms of Biden-Omics Who Wins, Who Loses? What Thoughts Did The Voters Have? President Trump's Absence, and Governor of California Gavin Newsom's Presence Welcome back to the State of State segment of the U.S. News on Saturday, September 30, on Trillium Reports. I'm Tony. And here's a look at the details. On Thursday, Republican lawmakers in the House issued a resolution to open an investigation into President Biden's alleged use of force and obstruction of parliament by trading with Ukraine and China. Rep. Bob Good said Hunter Biden had betrayed the U.S. people's trust and that the investigation was necessary to restore responsibility, transparency, and political integrity for the administration. In the face of the trial, Hunter Biden recently made a statement that he did nothing wrong and was proud of his achievements in Ukraine and China. Former Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and opposition leader Mitch McConnell had exactly the opposite reaction to the first trial. McConnell also criticized Democratic members for not stopping former President Trump's trial twice, pointing out that they had set a new standard for the trial, creating a backlash that hit him on the back. However, so far, some lawmakers still claim that current evidence is not strong enough to convict President Biden. According to one of the witnesses, a legal scholar and law professor Jonathan Turley, he did not believe that the current evidence would support Biden's criminal charges. However, he also said that the House had reached the necessary standards to investigate the trial, thus rejecting the accusations from the Democrats that the Republican Party did not have a specific legal basis for the investigation. Jonathan Turley shared that the House needed to provide convincing answers to questions of concern about Biden's connection or direct influence on his family's foreign trade transactions, especially in China, Ukraine and Russia. During a visit to Michigan, former President Donald Trump expressed his opinion on the electrification movement that is undermining the automotive industry. Trump has violated the full electric vehicle target policy for the next 7-10 years, which is a very short time for the automotive industry to have a chance. Since then, he has affirmed that it will lead to a loss of jobs, as well as a serious damage to the development of the automotive industry. Former President Trump said that the electric vehicle regulations that President Biden introduced would mark the end of the automotive industry in the United States. In addition, the profit of labor costs can create high profits due to low operating costs, leading to a state of discharge and a loss of long-term jobs for car industry workers in the country. In the end, it will lock workers in a high-power, high-cost, and low-energy cycle. The Federal Reserve's increase in output to the highest level in the past 40 years has also made Bidenomics increasingly mysterious. Specifically, the increase in output has led to an increase in borrowing costs for consumers, businesses, and the government, which has led to unequal spending impacts on many sectors, including real estate and commercial real estate. The Federal Reserve is also expected to maintain a high output until 2024, which will increase the leverage for economic recovery as well as the re-election of President Biden. A high energy price can also reduce the purchasing power and trust of consumers, while unemployment can affect production, processing, and production. Everything can complicate the work of the Federal Reserve in terms of growth and price stability. Thank you for watching and see you in the next FBNC's International news