Testimony of Biden Family Business Associates During House Impeachment Inquiry

The ongoing House impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden has seen several key witnesses testify before the House Oversight and Judiciary committees. Among these witnesses are business associates of the President’s son, Hunter Biden, who have provided insights into the nature of their business relationships with the Biden family.

Joey Langston, a business associate of the Biden family, is expected to appear before the committees on Thursday, February 1, 2024, for a closed-door, transcribed interview. Langston is said to have hosted fundraisers for Joe Biden and donated thousands to his political campaigns. However, his past legal troubles have raised concerns.

Langston pleaded guilty in 2008 to participating in a conspiracy to attempt to influence a judge by providing the judge with “favorable consideration” for a federal judgeship. He was sentenced to three years in federal prison and fined $250,000. The Mississippi state bar then disbarred him from practicing law. In 2016, a federal judge denied his requests to have his conviction for conspiring to bribe a judge thrown out and to have his record cleared.

Despite these past legal issues, Langston’s company, Langston Law Firm Consulting Inc., began making payments, totaling more than $200,000, to James and Sara Biden directly, and to their entity, Lion Hall Group. The House Oversight Committee is interested in the nature and purpose of these payments, which totaled $187,000 while Joe Biden was serving as vice president.

The testimony of Langston comes after other Biden family business associates, including Eric Schwerin, Rob Walker, and Mervyn Yan, appeared for their own transcribed interviews before the committee. Their testimony was sought by House Republicans as part of the House impeachment inquiry against President Biden.

So far, Yan, Walker, and Schwerin have testified that they were not aware of any involvement President Biden had in his son’s business dealings. However, the ongoing investigation continues to shed light on the complex web of business relationships between the Biden family and various associates.

House Republicans hope that these witnesses can provide information on whether, among other things, Joe Biden, as vice president and/or president, took any official action or effected any change in government policy because of money or other things of value provided to himself or his family, including whether concerns that Chinese sources may release additional evidence about their business relationships with the Biden family have had any impact on official acts performed by President Biden or U.S. foreign policy, abused his office of public trust by providing foreign interests with access to him and his office in exchange for payments to his family or himself, or abused his office of public trust by knowingly participating in a scheme to enrich himself or his family by giving foreign interests the impression that they would receive access to him and his office in exchange for payments to his family or himself.

The ongoing impeachment inquiry has raised significant questions about the Biden family’s business dealings and the potential for conflicts of interest. As the investigation continues, more witnesses are expected to testify, shedding further light on these complex relationships and the potential implications for U.S. policy and politics.

In conclusion, the testimony of Biden family business associates during the House impeachment inquiry has provided valuable insights into the complex web of business relationships between the Biden family and various associates. The ongoing investigation continues to shed light on potential conflicts of interest and the implications for U.S. policy and politics. As more witnesses testify, the full extent of these relationships and their potential implications will become clearer.

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