House GOP Hold First Biden Impeachment Hearing, But Witnesses Say Evidence Lacking

House Republicans held their first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Biden, laying out allegations but expert witnesses said evidence is lacking.
Witnesses acknowledged Republicans don't yet have proof to back up accusations of corruption against Biden over his son's business dealings.
Democrats accused Republicans of doing Trump's bidding, raising his family's foreign dealings, and noted Giuliani and Parnas sought dirt on Biden in Ukraine.
Some Republicans expressed frustration at the hearing, saying their own witnesses undercut their narrative and there's no evidence of impeachable offenses.
The inquiry will continue even if there's a government shutdown, with Republicans saying impeachment staff are essential.

House Republicans held their first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Biden, laying out allegations but expert witnesses said evidence is lacking.
Witnesses acknowledged Republicans don't yet have proof to back up accusations of corruption against Biden over his son's business dealings.
Democrats accused Republicans of doing Trump's bidding, raising his family's foreign dealings, and noted Giuliani and Parnas sought dirt on Biden in Ukraine.
Some Republicans expressed frustration at the hearing, saying their own witnesses undercut their narrative and there's no evidence of impeachable offenses.
The inquiry will continue even if there's a government shutdown, with Republicans saying impeachment staff are essential.