New witnesses subpoenaed by House Republicans are poised to answer open questions in the Biden impeachment inquiry, especially about how Joe Biden personally benefitted from his family's business.
New federal court filing says first son's claims of political persecution resembles a “house of cards" and that Biden's lawyers repeatedly offer non-realities as “facts” to the court.
"Last-ditch effort in this desperate campaign to smear me ... ," Biden said.
First hearing bolstered by massive dump of documents from criminal probe of Hunter Biden.
Two witnesses poised to provide answers to some of the outstanding questions in the impeachment inquiry are set to appear before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday in one of the first public hearings to date, though Hunter Biden and Devon Archer have declined their invitations.
University of Pennsylvania and its reliance on Chinese donations during the time it employed Joe Biden has emerged as major issue.
The Oversight Committee – along with the Judiciary and Ways and Means Committees – are seeking interviews with key witnesses, including from the Secret Service. The subpoenas relate to evidence that they cooperated with the DOJ in running interference for Hunter Biden who was facing IRS investigation at the time.
Devon Archer, convicted of two fraud felonies, also takes veiled swiped at Biden family for subjecting him to "vitriolic media coverage."
When Congress is back in session, the House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing to be livestreamed, titled “The Biden-Harris Border Crisis: Victim Perspectives." Walz can soon expect deeper question on his relationships with affiliates of the CCP, the infamous Wuhan lab, and fraud against COVID-19 recovery programs.
