Fox Business's Larry Kudlow just published a piece arguing that the "evidence against the Biden crime family is mounting across the board." 

This comes after FBI Director Christopher Wray (R) finally gave members of Congress access to the FBI document that allegedly shows that President Joe Biden - back when he was the vice president - was involved in a bribery scheme with a foreign national.

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) provided an outline of the document's contents after viewing it. Take a look:

I just read the FBI’s FD-1023 form implicating Joe Biden in a political bribery pay-to-play scheme.

Here’s what the American people deserve to know. pic.twitter.com/b3X8qh9MPf

— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) June 8, 2023

"No coincidence"

It is also worth pointing out that Wray finally gave Congress access to the Biden bribery document on the same day that Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ) decided to indict President Donald Trump with regard to his handling of classified documents.

According to Kudlow, this is "no coincidence."

Kudlow, after highlighting the allegations that Biden is facing regarding the bribery scheme, writes:

So, Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland rushed out his special counsel's indictment of former President Trump on the same day, in a transparent attempt to distract attention from Biden’s corruption. Garland is calling these shots for Biden and, as one senator told me, "This Justice Department cannot be trusted on anything."

Two systems of justice

Kudlow goes on to highlight the significant difference between the Trump classified documents situation - which Trump has just been indicted for - and the Biden classified documents situation.

Kudlow writes:

Then, of course, the Biden classified documents investigation continues at a snail's pace. Biden kept classified documents all over the place in Washington, D.C. and Delaware, but here's the rub: Biden as a senator took classified documents. That isn't supposed to happen. You can read them in a SCIF in the middle of the National Archives building, but you can't take them anywhere. That's against the law.

In contrast, Kudlow points out that "Former President Trump, however, was permitted to take documents and however sloppily those documents may have been shelved, presidents are allowed to take them and declassify them and then return them if they want to."

It's all about "stopping Trump"

Kudlow finishes by arguing that this all has to do with preventing Trump from once again becoming president.

Kudlow writes:

I believe this is what all this is about. "All this" meaning the crazy indictment by far-left Democrat Alvin Bragg in New York, this classified box hoax in Florida and the ginned up Georgia election grand jury run by another left-wing Democrat. They're all doing Joe Biden's bidding: stop Trump.

Kudlow argues that Biden and others are so desperate to "stop Trump" because "Trump is probably the only guy who would go back to Washington and clean out the corruption of the D.C. swamp."

"That is what Joe Biden and the Democrats fear," Kudlow concludes.