Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., stated that Hunter Biden will face consequences for defying a congressional subpoena, with potential contempt of Congress and prison term.
The House plans to hold Hunter Biden accountable when it reconvenes next week, aiming to enforce the subpoena and address the issue of non-compliance.
Additionally, there are ongoing investigations into potential coordination between the White House and Hunter Biden’s legal team to obstruct the subpoena, with implications for the president’s involvement. (Trending: Could Taylor Swift Save Biden In 2024?)
Rep. Comer said, “Obviously, it’s a pretty long process to hold someone in contempt of Congress.”
“Fortunately, we’re working during this Christmas break [and] we should have everything ready to go when we reconvene next week in Washington, and hopefully we can hold him in contempt of Congress,” added the lawmaker.
“I told my colleagues in the Republican Conference if Hunter Biden doesn’t comply with our subpoena, then we might as well throw the subpoena power away because nobody’s going to comply with a congressional subpoena,” explained Rep. Comer.
“Hopefully, when we go back Congress, we will hold the president’s son accountable, and remember, the president, in his own words, said that anyone that who defied a congressional subpoena should be held accountable,” said Comer.
“That’s exactly what we hope to do next week,” he added.
“We’re still doing transcribed interviews and we’re still scheduling depositions,” Comer said.
“We believe that this was a coordinated effort,” said the chairman.
“We believe that the White House has been colluding with Hunter Biden’s legal team from day one to obstruct, to intimidate, and now to avert a lawful congressional subpoena,” continued Comer.
“These are all very serious offenses. The collusion with disobeying a congressional subpoena, that’s actually an impeachable offense. We’ve got a lot of problems with the White House, and the fact that Jean-Pierre admitted that the president knew what his son was going to do, that’s pretty good evidence for me that the president was in on it,” concluded the Kentucky republican.
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