Hunter Biden Prosecutor May Testify Before Judiciary Committee Even After Promotion to Special Counsel

While the Justice Department initially offered to have Special Counsel David Weiss testify on September 27, his appointment to special counsel may have complicated that.

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The U.S. attorney for Delaware, David Weiss, during a press conference on May 3, 2018, at his district office at Wilmington. Suchat Pederson/the News Journal via AP, file

The House Judiciary Committee is hoping to have Special Counsel David Weiss testify before the committee in three weeks about his investigation into the president’s son, Hunter Biden, though it’s unclear whether he will appear before the committee now that he’s been made a special counsel.

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