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James Biden set to testify as part of impeachment inquiry into brother Joe’s role in family business

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February 21, 2024

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First brother James Biden is scheduled to appear Wednesday for a closed-door House impeachment inquiry deposition focused on President Biden’s role in his family’s business dealings.

James, 74, allegedly leveraged his brother’s political career to benefit both domestic and foreign business ventures, sometimes in partnership with first son Hunter Biden, 54, whose exploits are better known due to the release of sensational emails from Hunter’s abandoned laptop that implicated his dad.

Republicans are expected to drill down on murky bank transfers totaling $240,00 from James to Joe Biden as well as press James for information on the 81-year-old president’s possible links to business relationships involving China, Mexico, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

President Biden's brother James is set to sit for a closed-door House impeachment inquiry deposition on Wednesday.

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