The Biden administration’s EPA didn’t just mismanage taxpayer dollars—it may have orchestrated a last-minute heist before the clock runs out. The Department of Justice and FBI are now investigating what EPA Chief Lee Zeldin is calling a “gold bars” scheme, a stunning $20 billion transfer to eight so-called “green” entities. Citibank has since frozen the funds, throwing a wrench into what looks like a desperate, eleventh-hour cash grab. A last-minute payout before power shifts? The timing couldn’t be more suspect.
Zeldin, in a formal request to the EPA’s Inspector General, outlined an alarming pattern: reckless financial decisions, outright conflicts of interest, and billions in taxpayer dollars funneled to unqualified recipients. The DOJ and FBI are now digging into the details, and if even half of these allegations hold up, this could be one of the biggest financial scandals of Biden’s presidency.
The money in question was part of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF), a pet project of the administration to pump taxpayer dollars into environmental initiatives. But according to a prior Project Veritas investigation, Biden’s EPA wasn’t just funding green programs—it was racing to offload billions before the 2025 transition. Brent Efron, a Biden EPA advisor, openly admitted to the scheme, exposing how the agency hurried to move the cash while they still had control. This wasn’t just reckless—it was intentional.
Now the $20 billion sits frozen at Citibank, with investigators circling. The implications stretch far beyond mismanagement. Who approved these transfers? Who were the recipients? And most importantly—what was the rush? The answers could reveal an administration scrambling to lock in its financial priorities before losing power. And if fraud is proven, this scandal could leave a lasting stain on Biden’s legacy.
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