Hunter Biden could return to Congress for more testimony next year, Comer says

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Hunter Biden could return to testify before Congress next year even after his father, President Joe Biden, pardoned him of federal crimes, according to Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY). 

It’s unclear whether House Republicans will continue investigations into the Biden family when they continue their majority next Congress, but Comer did not close the door to that possibility when asked on Wednesday. But whether the president’s son will return to Capitol Hill for testimony will ultimately be up to the next attorney general, Comer said. 

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