Hunter Biden Offers To Testify Before House GOP, but Only in Public, as First Son Goes on Offensive
Biden is refusing to cooperate, though, with the Oversight Committee’s request that he submit to a closed-door questioning session, which his attorney refers to as a ‘cloaked, one-sided process.’
The president’s embattled son, Hunter Biden, has offered to testify publicly before the House Oversight Committee next month after receiving a subpoena from the panel. The committee had asked that Mr. Biden sit for an hours-long, closed-door deposition conducted by lawyers, but he’s refusing to submit to such a session.
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