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GOP Senator Seeking Trump Jr. Wedding Investigation Is All Talk, Zero Action, Says Ex-Prosecutor
What happened
U.S. Senator John Curtis (R-UT) wrote a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee requesting an investigation into the financial dealings of Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden. Curtis wants the committee to subpoena both men to testify about their business relationships with foreign individuals and entities. Former prosecutor Ron Filipkowski responded by accusing Curtis of being "all talk, zero action" when it comes to opposing President Trump.
Why it matters
The investigation may be significant because it involves the financial dealings of the President's son and the Biden family, potentially raising questions about potential conflicts of interest and favors. This topic may be relevant to the public's understanding of the relationships between presidential family members and foreign interests. The investigation may also be seen as part of a broader pattern of scrutiny of the Trump and Biden families' business dealings.
Key facts
- U.S. Senator John Curtis (R-UT) wrote a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee requesting an investigation into the financial dealings of Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden.
- Curtis wants the committee to subpoena both men to testify about their business relationships with foreign individuals and entities.
- Former prosecutor Ron Filipkowski accused Curtis of being "all talk, zero action" when it comes to opposing President Trump.
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