On Thursday, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) sent a letter to President Joe Biden inviting him to testify before his committee in the ongoing impeachment inquiry to determine the extent of Biden's pay-to-play scheme in his son Hunter Biden's business dealings.
Comer explained in his letter to the president that April 16 would be ideal for a hearing but added that he was willing to accommodate the president's schedule. He also requested that the president answer several questions in writing about whether the 81-year-old Democrat had previously interacted with foreign businessmen.
"The public is left with two irreconcilable narratives. The first—asserted by you—is that you did not engage in influence peddling in exchange for payments to your family," Comer wrote. "The second—asserted by witnesses and a body of evidence I will briefly review below—is that you were indeed involved in these pay-for-influence schemes and that you have been repeatedly untruthful regarding a matter relevant to national security and your own fitness to serve as President of the United States."
The impeachment inquiry lead went on to demand answers about the president's various claims about his involvement with businesses in China and Russia as well as his pressuring of the Ukrainian government to fire the Ukrainian prosecutor general that was investigating Burisma Holdings, the same company that Hunter Biden was a board member of. The Kentucky Republican also demanded Biden come to testify to explain the various "loan repayments" sent to him by his brother Jim Biden.
You can read the full letter here.
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