Hunter Biden says he'll testify before Congress if asked

Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden, replied on Tuesday to a congressional inquiry that was prompted by Utah Republican Senator Mike Curtis. Senator Curtis had suggested that both Hunter Biden and Donald Trump Jr. should appear before Congress to answer questions related to ongoing investigations into their respective families’ business dealings and political influence.

In a post on social media, Hunter Biden confirmed his awareness of the request and indicated that he would consider the possibility of testifying. The post also noted that the same call had been extended to Donald Trump Jr., who has faced scrutiny over his role in the Trump Organization’s financial affairs. Both families have been subjects of congressional investigations that examine potential conflicts of interest and the use of political connections for business advantage.

The call for testimony reflects the broader effort by lawmakers to probe the intersection of politics and private enterprise. Whether Hunter Biden and Donald Trump Jr. ultimately appear before Congress remains to be seen, but the request underscores the continuing focus of congressional committees on the conduct of high‑profile political families.