First brother James Biden to face scrutiny over loan repayments, China deals in impeachment inquiry

President Biden’s younger brother James has agreed to testify next month in the House impeachment inquiry into alleged corruption by Joe Biden during his vice presidency.

James, 74, and first son Hunter Biden, 53, involved their powerful relative in various foreign business relationships — drawing Republican allegations of influence-peddling.

“James Biden will appear for a transcribed interview on February 21, 2024. We look forward to his testimony,” the House Oversight Committee announced Wednesday.

The testimony is set for exactly one week before Hunter appears on Feb. 28.