House Republicans are demanding a U.S. Treasury Department official testify about the agency’s “delay” in providing documents about President Joe Biden’s family, weeks after an initial request for the materials.
Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer invited deputy assistant Treasury Secretary Isabella More to appear on March 10 to discuss justifications for not providing suspicious activity reports on foreign banking and other business transactions by Hunter Biden and Biden family members.
Comer wants the reports — which are used by banks to flag what they deem dubiously large transactions — as part of his panel’s probes into the family’s overseas dealings. The investigation is just one of the multiple inquiries into the Bidens that Republicans have launched, or are planning, since the party gained a majority in the House in January.
