President Biden has tried to downplay House Republican probes into his embattled son Hunter and the rest of his family — claiming that Americans just won’t be interested.
“The public is not going to pay attention that,” Biden, 80, insisted.
President Biden has claimed Americans won’t be interested in GOP House probes into his son, Hunter Biden, and the rest of his family.The committee has also already requested financial information from the Treasury Department about financial transactions by Biden family members that were flagged as suspicious activity as they laid the groundwork for future public hearings.
“I love him and he’s on the straight and narrow and he has been for a couple years now. And I’m just so proud of him,” Biden added, referring to Hunter’s history of substance abuse.PBS News Hour discovered at his Delaware home and former DC office as simply “stray papers” that ended up there because of careless aides who packed up his White House digs over a decade ago.
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