JUST IN: Doggett Confronts Treasury Secretary Bessent: "This Is the Most Corrupt Deal Ever"
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2026年06月22日
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🇺🇸 Congressman Lloyd Doggett confronts Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent with deal terms appearing nowhere in fourteen-year comparable-deal database and former IRS senior counsel twenty-two year analysis stating terms "cannot be derived from any available reading of applicable statute or regulation." House Ways and Means Committee hearing exposes Treasury-facilitated transaction giving private entity terms exceeding maximum discretionary flexibility permitted under Section 7121 of Internal Revenue Code. Beneficial ownership structure includes three individuals with direct financial relationships to senior members of current administration that approved the deal.
💰 Doggett presented four documents: three component transaction agreements showing terms unavailable to any comparable private entity in fourteen years of Treasury records, Treasury's own internal comparable-deal database showing subject terms appear nowhere in complete fourteen-year record, commissioned independent analysis from former IRS senior counsel stating terms exceed statutory flexibility and "require explanation not contained in public record," and beneficial ownership registry showing direct financial ties between entity owners and administration officials who approved transaction. Bessent responded "standard process, full compliance with applicable law"—Doggett countered database shows zero comparable precedent and former IRS counsel says terms cannot be derived from statute.
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🔥 Doggett asked "where did these terms come from?" after closing three exits simultaneously: no comparable precedent, cannot be derived from statute, beneficial owners tied to approving administration. Bessent "categorically rejected" corruption characterization twice without disputing single document. Doggett: "Categorical rejection is not the same as explanation, and this committee needs an explanation." Unanimous votes entered all four documents into record, requested complete Treasury interagency review file, referred matter to Treasury Inspector General for conflict-of-interest compliance review.
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🇺🇸 Congressman Lloyd Doggett confronts Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent with deal terms appearing nowhere in fourteen-year comparable-deal database and former IRS senior counsel twenty-two year analysis stating terms "cannot be derived from any available reading of applicable statute or regulation." House Ways and Means Committee hearing exposes Treasury-facilitated transaction giving private entity terms exceeding maximum discretionary flexibility permitted under Section 7121 of Internal Revenue Code. Beneficial ownership structure includes three individuals with direct financial relationships to senior members of current administration that approved the deal.
💰 Doggett presented four documents: three component transaction agreements showing terms unavailable to any comparable private entity in fourteen years of Treasury records, Treasury's own internal comparable-deal database showing subject terms appear nowhere in complete fourteen-year record, commissioned independent analysis from former IRS senior counsel stating terms exceed statutory flexibility and "require explanation not contained in public record," and beneficial ownership registry showing direct financial ties between entity owners and administration officials who approved transaction. Bessent responded "standard process, full compliance with applicable law"—Doggett countered database shows zero comparable precedent and former IRS counsel says terms cannot be derived from statute.
#LloydDoggett #ScottBessent #IRSScandal #TaxCorruption #HouseWaysMeans #TreasuryInspectorGeneral #ConflictOfInterest #PoliticalCorruption
🔥 Doggett asked "where did these terms come from?" after closing three exits simultaneously: no comparable precedent, cannot be derived from statute, beneficial owners tied to approving administration. Bessent "categorically rejected" corruption characterization twice without disputing single document. Doggett: "Categorical rejection is not the same as explanation, and this committee needs an explanation." Unanimous votes entered all four documents into record, requested complete Treasury interagency review file, referred matter to Treasury Inspector General for conflict-of-interest compliance review.
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