The president’s son faces lawmakers on Wednesday behind closed doors.
Hunter Biden arrives for a closed-door deposition with the House Oversight and Judiciary committees on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, February 28, 2024.Hunter Biden is facing the Republicans lawmakers he once accused of trying to kill him to harm his father's political career in a highly anticipated face-off that could be a pivotal moment for the sputtering GOP-led impeachment inquiry.Hunter Biden arrived for the deposition just before 10 a.m. flanked by his attorney Abbe Lowell.
Hunter Biden acknowledged he "squandered" opportunities afforded him during his time in the throes of addiction but that the "shortcomings are my own and not my father's." Hunter Biden has pleaded not guilty to tax-related charges in California and gun-related crimes in Delaware. Notably, the committees agreed to share a transcript of the complete interview to Democrats and Republicans on the committees simultaneously -- and subsequently made public as quickly as possible -- and that his interview would not be videotaped.
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