GOP investigates if President Biden aided Hunter in defying subpoena during impeachment inquiry
House Republicans Seek Information on President Biden’s Knowledge of Son’s Subpoena Defiance
House Republicans are demanding answers from President Joe Biden’s counsel regarding whether the president was aware in advance of his son Hunter Biden’s intention to defy a congressional subpoena. Representatives James Comer (R-KY) and Jim Jordan (R-OH) have reached out to White House counsel Ed Siskel, requesting any communications between Joe Biden and his son or his son’s defense attorneys pertaining to the subpoena.
Impeachment Inquiry and Allegations of Obstruction
In their letter, the congressmen state that they are compelled to investigate whether the president conspired to obstruct a congressional proceeding as part of their ongoing impeachment inquiry. They point to comments made by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who revealed that Joe Biden was aware of his son’s intentions on the day of the scheduled closed-door deposition. Hunter Biden chose not to appear for the deposition and instead delivered a speech outside the U.S. Capitol, reiterating his preference for a public hearing.
According to Jean-Pierre, Joe Biden was “certainly familiar with what his son was going to say” that day. The Republicans argue that this statement suggests the president had prior knowledge of Hunter Biden’s decision to defy the two congressional subpoenas.
Request for Documentation
The congressmen have asked White House counsel Ed Siskel to provide them with the requested documentation by January 10. They believe this information is crucial to their investigation and will shed light on whether the president was involved in any wrongdoing.
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