A larger investigation into President Biden is now underway, led by two Republican chairmen who believe there may have been an attempt on his part to obstruct his son, Hunter Biden's, cooperation with the impeachment inquiry in the House.

The leaders heading this investigation, Chairman of the Oversight Committee James Comer of Kentucky and Jim Jordan of Ohio, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, are focused on a statement released by the White House that ostensibly indicates President Biden had foreknowledge of his son's intention to disregard congressional summons.

A joint announcement by the chairmen shares their interpretation of the situation: 'Taking into account an official message from the White House corroborating that President Biden was aware beforehand that his son, Hunter Biden, planned on refusing two congressional summons, we feel obligated to analyze, as a part of our impeachment investigation, whether the President played a part in a scheme to hinder congressional proceedings.'

The pair of GOP leaders addressed their concerns to Edward Siskel, an aide to Biden within the White House Counsel’s Office, in a letter stating in detail: 'With respect to the ongoing impeachment investigation, kindly provide the subsequent information, ranging from January 20, 2021, until now: 1.

A larger investigation into President Biden is now underway, led by two Republican chairmen who believe there may have been an attempt on his part to obstruct his son, Hunter Biden's, cooperation with the impeachment inquiry in the House.
The leaders heading this investigation, Chairman of the Oversight Committee James Comer of Kentucky and Jim Jordan of Ohio, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, are focused on a statement released by the White House that ostensibly indicates President Biden had foreknowledge of his son's intention to disregard congressional summons.
A joint announcement by the chairmen shares their interpretation of the situation: 'Taking into account an official message from the White House corroborating that President Biden was aware beforehand that his son, Hunter Biden, planned on refusing two congressional summons, we feel obligated to analyze, as a part of our impeachment investigation, whether the President played a part in a scheme to hinder congressional proceedings.'
The pair of GOP leaders addressed their concerns to Edward Siskel, an aide to Biden within the White House Counsel’s Office, in a letter stating in detail: 'With respect to the ongoing impeachment investigation, kindly provide the subsequent information, ranging from January 20, 2021, until now: 1.

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