The Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee published a memo Thursday alleging that Hunter Biden and at least two relatives were paid $1.3 million from an associate of the president’s son who had links to a Chinese energy company.

They are alleged to have been paid after the associate, Rob Walker, was wired $3 million in March 2017 from a Chinese energy company affiliated with another company that Biden had been doing business with. The recipients of the $1.3 million in payments were Biden, his uncle James Biden and Hallie Biden, the widow of Hunter’s brother Beau Biden, Comer said.

“It is unclear what services were provided to obtain this exorbitant amount of money,” Comer said.

While the $3 million figure and the payments to Hunter Biden were reported almost a year ago, Comer’s memorandum highlighted what the committee described as “new evidence” obtained from a subpoena of Walker’s bank records — two payments totaling $35,000 to Hallie Biden in 2017.

“The Committee is concerned about the information revealed in these bank records,” including “why Hallie Biden — publicly reported to work as a school counselor — received money” from Walker’s firm, the memo said.

A spokesperson for committee Democrats noted that one of the payments to Hallie Biden was sent a month before Walker received the $3 million. “Concealing this context paints a typically distorted picture and marks another depressing low for this investigation,” the spokesperson said.

Hunter Biden acknowledged in a 2019 interview with The New Yorker that Hallie Biden was romantically involved with him during that period.

A spokesperson for Hunter Biden’s legal team responded to a request for comment on Thursday night.