House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said investigations into President Joe Biden’s alleged “criminal bribery scheme” is likely to show a money trail “beyond 20 million, and it could be more if you factor in the president’s brother.”

Comer said the Oversight Committee has yet to specifically look at the business dealings of the president’s brother, James Biden, amid its investigation into the Biden family’s foreign business dealings, which most recently uncovered an FBI FD-1023 form that Republicans say alleges Biden was bribed by “foreign national” Mykola Zlochevsky, the Ukrainian owner of Burisma.

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“We’ve already tracked down a little over $10 million,” Comer told Hannity. “We’re pretty confident, from other sources, that that number will grow to beyond 20 million, and it could be more if you factor in the president’s brother, who dealt mainly in the Middle East. We haven’t even gotten to him yet.”

Comer blasted the FBI for sitting on investigating Biden’s foreign business dealings, including allegations involving his son Hunter Biden’s laptop.

“It’s unimaginable. I can’t think of a worse thing that a president in history has done,” Comer said. “This is a president who has a history of using foreign aid and leveraging for his family’s benefit.”

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“This is what the Biden family has done, and they’ve never been investigated seriously until the House Oversight Committee became a Republican majority and we received a gavel in January,” Comer added.

Earlier this week, Comer called out the timing of the FBI producing its FD-1023 form, saying it was not a “coincidence” that the form was produced on the same day that former President Donald Trump was indicted for the mishandling of classified documents.