Report: Google chief ‘indirectly’ paid salaries for Biden science advisers

By WND Staff

Eric Schmidt (Video screenshot)
Eric Schmidt (Video screenshot)

A social-media thread being posted by a White House reporter is making the operations of the Joe Biden White House sound “shady.”

That’s according to a posting from Twitchy, which monitors social-media claims.

The postings from White House reporter Alex Thompson explain that a charity arm established by Eric Schmidt, formerly the CEO of Google, was paying the salaries of two science office workers at the White House.

“Including the now-chief of staff.”

And that raised a number of “ethical concerns.”

Thompson reported that officials explained senior staff “pushed to find ways to quickly bring on subject matter experts,” and that “legal counsel” was reviewing ethical conflicts.

It was because of the “number of personnel” that were tied closely to Schmidt Futures.

The report explains Schmidt has very close ties to Eric Lander, of the science office, who was on the board of Broad Institute, which got a $150 million gift from Schmidt when Lander was picked by Biden.

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