Hunter Biden agrees to testify as Curtis pushes to subpoena him and Trump Jr. — but Senate Republicans are noncommittal — Chuck Grassley | ChamberLight
Sen. John Curtis asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate potential financial benefits and access involving the families of presidents, including Hunter Biden and Donald Trump Jr. Biden said he would testify, while committee Chairman Chuck Grassley did not commit to hearings.
Coverage centers on Curtis’s request for a Senate Judiciary investigation and subpoenas: The Hill emphasizes reported foreign gifts and business relationships, while Politico highlights the Russian-funded wedding and testimony about the sons’ foreign business dealings. Dailycallernewsfoundation’s headline also highlights that most members had not opened Curtis’s letter.
Senate majority leader who declined to comment on the proposed inquiry.
ALSO MENTIONED Donald Trump Jr., Son of President Donald Trump and a potential witness in the proposed inquiry; the article reports that he accepted a wedding after-party gift from a Russian oligarch.; Hunter Biden, Son of former President Joe Biden and a proposed witness who said he would testify.
Senate majority leader who declined to comment on the proposed inquiry.
ALSO MENTIONED Donald Trump Jr., Son of President Donald Trump and a potential witness in the proposed inquiry; the article reports that he accepted a wedding after-party gift from a Russian oligarch.; Hunter Biden, Son of former President Joe Biden and a proposed witness who said he would testify.
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