Hunter Biden Agrees to Public Testimony Before Congress on Business Dealings
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Hunter Biden offered to testify publicly before Congress in response to a subpoena from House Republicans seeking information on his business dealings.
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Republicans allege Hunter Biden's overseas business activities raise ethics concerns and could implicate President Biden, though no evidence directly ties the president to wrongdoing.
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Hunter Biden slammed the request for closed-door testimony and accused Republicans of a "fishing expedition," but the committee chairman insists on compliance with the subpoena.
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Hunter Biden said he is willing to testify publicly on the date named in the subpoena, December 13, or another date next month.
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The subpoenas are part of a Republican inquiry seeking to tie President Biden to his son's business dealings ahead of the 2024 election.