We begin today on Capitol Hill, where Hunter Biden is currently testifying behind closed doors in front of the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees. The son of the president is hopeful that his deposition will bring an end to the GOP's impeachment inquiry. In his opening statement, Hunter Biden expressed frustration with the committees, accusing them of pursuing a partisan political agenda against his father for over a year.
As the deposition enters its second hour, Hunter Biden has been actively answering questions without invoking his Fifth Amendment rights, according to Republican Nancy Mace. Democrats, who took a break from the proceedings, criticized the Republicans for what they deemed a baseless fishing expedition. They emphasized that no evidence of high crimes or misdemeanors has been uncovered, labeling the inquiry as a waste of time, especially with a looming government funding deadline.
