In a significant development on Capitol Hill, House Republicans are reportedly negotiating with Hunter Biden's legal team to arrange for his deposition. This surprising turn of events could indicate a shift in the strategy of the two House committees currently investigating the president's son, suggesting a possible retreat from their previous intent to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress.
According to sources at the Capitol, the House Rules Committee has decided not to consider a resolution for contempt against Hunter Biden at this time. Originally, the plan was to present the citation and hold a House vote on Thursday to hold Hunter Biden in contempt. However, Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is now exploring the option of reaching a deal that would allow Hunter Biden to provide testimony.