House Oversight Committee Releases Contempt of Congress Resolution for Hunter Biden

Hunter Biden Accused of Breaking Federal Law, Insists on Public Hearing as Republicans Investigate President Biden's Actions

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) has released a contempt of Congress resolution for Hunter Biden, which if adopted, would allow House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to enforce the subpoena already delivered to Hunter Biden.
Hunter Biden has been accused of breaking federal law by skipping his Dec. 13 interview with the committee, which is a part of Republicans' impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
Hunter Biden, in response, has insisted on a public hearing rather than a private deposition, claiming that Comer has used closed-door sessions to distort facts.
Republicans are investigating whether Joe Biden ever took official actions, influenced US policy or abused the public trust as a result of payments made to him or his family by foreign nationals.
Despite Hunter Biden's refusal to comply with the subpoena, House Republicans have begun interviewing other business associates affiliated with the Biden family.