House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) criticized Republican investigations into the Biden family, characterizing them as unproductive and lacking evidence of wrongdoing. Jeffries accused the House Oversight Committee, led by Chairman James Comer (R-KY), of pursuing baseless conspiracy theories and operating in an erratic manner. He contended that the investigations have yielded no tangible proof of misconduct.

Comer, however, has stated that additional witnesses will testify in the ongoing investigation into alleged illicit activities by the Biden family. He claims to have uncovered indirect wire transfers from Romania and China to nine Biden family members through shell companies while Joe Biden was vice president. Comer also highlighted an FBI document (Form 1023) that he believes further substantiates bribery allegations, accusing the Justice Department of suppressing the information.

Comer has expressed his intent to depose key figures in the alleged Biden family influence-peddling schemes. He acknowledged the challenges posed by the FBI, DOJ, Congressional Democrats, and the media in his pursuit of the investigation.

Jeffries, on the other hand, suggested that the Republican investigations are politically motivated, aimed at damaging President Biden before the next election. He implied that these actions are influenced by former President Donald Trump. Jeffries further argued that the GOP lacks a substantive agenda and is using these investigations as a distraction from economic issues.