DOJ's handling of Hunter Biden scandal is 'prelude' to indicting Donald Trump: Cruz
Sen. Ted Cruz joined "Sunday Morning Futures" to discuss how Biden's DOJ has handled the Hunter Biden scandal and what's to come as the story continues to unfold.
Hunter Biden was seen walking out of a Ralph Lauren store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, on Election Day amid a federal investigation his business dealings.
President Joe Biden's son entered a Secret Service vehicle after shopping with what appears to be a broken boot.
Hunter Biden is under a federal investigation into his "tax affairs." The investigation reached a "critical stage" in July, and federal prosecutors are considering charges against Hunter Biden in relation to foreign lobbying violations, tax crimes, false statements and more.
If Republicans take control of the U.S. Senate after Tuesday's midterm elections, the Senate and House Judiciary committees could seek testimony from Hunter Biden in addition to several current and former FBI officials.
Hunter Biden may have been looking for new shoes as the sole on his leather boots appears to have seen better days. (Clint Brewer Photography/A.I.M./Backgrid)
President Biden has repeatedly denied knowing of Hunter's business dealings, stating during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Oct. 11 that he's proud of his son.
"He is — I’m confident that he is — what he says and does are consistent with what happens. And for example, he wrote a book about his problems and was straightforward about it. I’m proud of him," Biden said.
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Hunter Biden has been under federal investigation since 2018.
Fox News originally reported that Hunter Biden was the subject of a grand jury investigation, according to a government source.
Fox News Brianna Herlihy, Brooke Singman and Lawrence Richard contributed to this report.
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