A probe into Hunter Biden has led to a Chairman of the House Oversight Committee demanding that a New York art gallery declare a list of who has bought the artwork that President Biden’s son made. <\/strong><\/p>\n Hunter Biden, also known as the current President of the United States son, Joe.<\/span>Photo by<\/span>Mary Smith 391034 \/ Flickr<\/a><\/span><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n In response to one of the many investigations into President Joe Biden’s son, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee has demanded<\/a> that a New York art gallery disclose a list of purchasers of Hunter Biden’s artwork.<\/p>\n The gallery’s owner, Georges Berges, was asked<\/a> by Republican leaders to present himself before the committee and testify next month, and the owner was yet to comment at the time of sending this story for publishing. <\/p>\n Republican James <\/em><\/strong>Comer of Kentucky said:<\/a><\/p>\n Why would anyone pay Hunter Biden top dollar for artwork that is arguably worthless? He’s no Pablo Picasso”.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n According to Comer<\/a>, the New York gallery showed paintings with price tags of much to $225,000 for some of the paintings they displayed. <\/p>\n The Republicans have asserted that wealthy individuals looking to curry favor with the White House may purchase artwork created by Hunter Biden to do so. <\/p>\n President Biden’s son has been the subject of a federal investigation<\/a> since 2018, and the decision to seek criminal charges currently lies with the U.S. Attorney in Delaware.<\/p>\n In December 2020, Hunter Biden made his first admission of awareness regarding the investigation that was launched against him, yet continued to claim innocence.<\/p>\n Even though Hunter admitted to a troubled life and a previous “massive drug addiction”, he denied<\/a> breaking the law on multiple occasions, and his father also denied that he engaged in illegal activity.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n