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The initial impeachment inquiry hearing against President Joe Biden took place in late September and focused on Biden’s alleged involvement in his son Hunter’s business dealings during his tenure as vice president. Three committees are actively conducting the inquiry, and House Republicans have expressed their intention to develop their case against President Biden futher.
Straight Arrow News contributor Newt Gingrich encourages voters to follow the Biden impeachment inquiry closely. He believes that additional damaging information is likely to emerge as the inquiry progresses.
So, my guess is, with the Ways and Means Committee, the Judiciary Committee, and the Investigation Committee — all three, digging into this — that we’re gonna learn more and more, and there are gonna be more and more witnesses coming out of the woodwork, because as each one sees somebody else show up and not get ruined, or not get destroyed, they get a little bolder and say, “Well, gee, maybe I ought to talk also.”
So the — I know for a fact that because we did a podcast recently with the chairman of the Investigation Committee — that they’re going to have hearings in the very near future, with more of the people who worked with Hunter Biden, including [Tony] Bobulinski, who had been a Navy commander and was seriously considered a very serious and honest person, and who has tremendous records about relationships between Hunter and Vice President Biden, and the business they were doing.
So, pay attention. I think you’re gonna find this is going to continue to grow and continue to have a greater and greater impact.
