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House schedules first Biden impeachment inquiry hearing
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The hearing will be the first since House Speaker McCarthy announced a formal impeachment inquiry into Biden last week.
Rep. Ogles: An impeachment inquiry will let Americans make a fair assessment on Biden allegationsRepresentative Andy Ogles (R-TN) says an impeachment inquiry into President Biden will give Americans the opportunity to assess all evidence connected to the Biden family’s alleged criminal activities. “We’re going to lay bare for the American people the facts and then they can decide for themselves,” says Rep. Ogles.
By Madeleine Hubbard
September 19, 2023 9:41am
Updated: September 19, 2023 12:06pm



House Republicans are set to hold the first impeachment inquiry hearing against President Joe Biden next week as Congress investigates allegations of abuse of power and corruption.

Lawmakers are expected to review existing evidence and explain the inquiry's status at the scheduled Sept. 28 hearing, Just the News confirmed Tuesday.

“The hearing will focus on constitutional and legal questions surrounding the President’s involvement in corruption and abuse of public office,” a House Oversight Committee spokesperson said in a statement.-- excerpt, rest at link above --

Impeachment inquiry hearing sets the stage for subpoenas, next round of evidence
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By Casey Harper | The Center Square Sep 28, 2023



Impeachment 2023

Lawmakers speak at the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden.

(The Center Square) – House Republicans laid out their evidence Thursday at the first impeachment inquiry hearing for President Joe Biden and argued more evidence will be on the way.

While Democrats hammered the point that the hearing did not provide enough evidence of criminal activity by President Biden, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer, R-Ky., said the witnesses confirmed the seriousness of the evidence and the need for more investigation, an investigation that Republicans say so far has been hampered.

"I think that if my Republican colleagues had a so-called smoking gun, they would have presented it by now and would have talked about it," Rep. Summer Lee, D-Penn., said at the hearing.

Comer interrupted: "Can the gentlelady read a bank statement, an email, a text message?"

Rep. Lee continued on: “Reclaiming my time. Thank you. Reclaiming my time. Instead, we're sitting here with no fact witnesses and no evidence in this sham so-called impeachment to distract from their inability to fulfill their basic duty."

That exchange summed up much of the partisan divide over the hearing, whether the evidence was sufficient or if there was evidence at all.

Near the end of the hearing, Comer announced that he is issuing subpoenas for Hunter Biden's and James Biden’s business and personal bank records.-- excerpt, rest at link above --