Hunter Biden misses House Oversight Committee deadline

The House Oversight Committee is inching closer to subpoenaing President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, Wednesday morning as the Bidens are past the deadline set by the committee to provide records related to their family business dealings overseas in Ukraine and China.

Overnight, the president’s son and brother, James Biden, missed the panel’s deadline to turn over records on his foreign business dealings. The committee first made the request on Feb. 9.

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), accused the Bidens of influence peddling, saying he doesn’t know what specialty services Hunter or James provided in those countries to receive millions in return.

The committee also wants to know whether the president is aware of the potential family businesses with these countries.

A spokesperson for the committee told NewsNation that Hunter and his uncle James Biden’s attorneys have sent letters acknowledging the requests, but have not provided materials themselves.