The House Oversight and Accountability Committee has postponed a hearing into the Biden family's business dealings.

The hearing, titled "The Biden Family Investigation: The Department of the Treasury," was supposed to be held on Friday at 9 a.m., but committee staff told the Washington Examiner it was delayed because the requested witness could not attend that day.

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“Treasury Department officials have repeatedly said that they are cooperating with the Committee’s request but all we’ve seen is obstruction," Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said in a statement released the day before. "We’ve offered multiple good faith accommodations, but Treasury continues to provide excuses and employ delay tactics. We are done with the excuses and calling on Assistant Secretary Jonathan Davidson to answer questions under the penalty of perjury next week."

The focus of the hearing is the Treasury Department's refusal to provide bank activity reports about the financial dealings of Hunter, President Joe Biden's son.

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