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Hunter Biden Gives Emotional Defense Of His Father—Refuses To Attend Closed-Door House Hearing
Headline from Forbes, on the newest of 2 developments
The president’s son held a press conference outside of the Capitol instead of sitting for a closed-door testimony before the GOP-led House Oversight and Judiciary Committees.
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Hunter Biden claimed in a new interview that congressional Republicans investigating allegations of Biden family corruption — which center on his foreign business schemes — are trying to "kill" him to "destroy" his father's presidency.
In a remarkable, six-month turn of events, Hunter Biden, the president’s son, has gone from the cusp of a no-jail-time plea deal to looming trials in Delaware on gun charges and in California on tax charges.
By Kevin Liptak, MJ Lee and Annie Grayer, CNN Washington (CNN) — President Joe Biden is confronting the prospect of his son Hunter facing an embarrassing legal ordeal next year amid a host of other political obstacles in a possible rematch with Donald Trump.
President Biden failed to address how his son, Hunter, skipped out on a GOP congressional deposition on Wednesday, ignoring reporter questions on the matter.
House investigators say Hunter Biden tried to qualify his father’s claim of not playing a role in his family’s business deals with a new explanation that gives the president more legal and political wiggle room.
The president’s son held a press conference outside of the Capitol instead of sitting for a closed-door testimony before the GOP-led House Oversight and Judiciary Committees.
