Seven years younger than Joe Biden, James Biden, 73, never graduated college but has made a successful living with a string of varied business ventures, some of the most lucrative deals secured with Hunter Biden.
In an interview James Biden gave to a former Treasury official who was working on behalf of the aggrieved law firm, James Biden said he was hired "As a settlement intermediary in order to capitalize on the influence and orchestration of the settlement by the then-vice president."
According to court documents and House investigators, James Biden promised "Access to a future Biden administration and the highest levels of government and that his brother, Joe Biden, had been made aware of the business, which would be made profitable when it could become part of the Biden platform."
The congressional investigators said a witness in the lawsuit stated that James Biden would, in phone conversations with Americore executives, "Explain that Joe Biden was in the room with him and James had been explaining the deal to him."
Congressional Republicans are ramping up investigating James Biden's involvement in the foreign business deals orchestrated with his nephew, Hunter, and are examining how the Biden family profited off Joe Biden's powerful positions.
James Biden is now one of the main subjects of a House investigation into the foreign business deals of the Biden family and a group of close associates.
Mr. Comer has asked James Biden, along with Hunter Biden and business associate Eric Schwerin, to hand over documents related to any involvement President Biden had in their business deals.
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