Biden’s oil crisis fuels national discontent with president's agenda

President's oil crisis fuels national discontent with agenda. Biden criticized for energy actions that restrict American production and don't lower gas prices.

A recent report showed that nearly 1 million barrels of oil released from our nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserves was sold to a Chinese state-owned energy conglomerate, Sinopec. A conglomerate that has ties to the President’s son, Hunter Biden, through an investment firm the younger Biden helped cofound. The firm held a $1.7 billion stake in Sinopec Marketing, raising more questions about not only why these barrels earmarked for use in a national emergency were going overseas, but also about who is benefiting from these sales.