First son Hunter Biden's art sales are reportedly falling short of the revenue he needs to cover his mounting legal expenses.
Earnings from his sales of roughly a dozen paintings have generated"a fraction of the $500,000 price tag once estimated," and now some of his allies are contemplating setting up a legal defense fund to help him navigate his legal troubles, the Washington Post reported.Although it is unclear precisely how much Biden owes for his legal woes, the bill is estimated to stretch into the millions, according to the report.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is also expected to scrutinize the alleged"weaponization" of the Justice Department and FBI, which could highlight the Hunter Biden saga. Last week, Comer sent a letter to Biden's art dealer, George Berges, demanding more information about his foray into the world of art.
“I saw a lot of the positive qualities that have defined his life in his art — the heroic journey that comes from stumbling and falling and then rising up; his art is full of hope," Berges added.In 1998, Berges was sentenced to three months behind bars for threatening to stab someone.
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