House Republicans voted last month to open a formal impeachment inquiry to obtain new investigative tools that would allow the leading committee's to probe whether Joe Biden benefited financially or in other ways from his son Hunter's foreign business dealings.
Why the whole life insurance policy Hunter Biden allegedly contributed to according to the SARs is important to the impeachment inquiry relates to the policy's ability to accumulate a cash value that can be accessed by the policy holder or be borrowed against.
On December 13, 2011, Hunter Biden's business partner Eric Schwerin emailed Hunter and his father's personal attorney Mel Monzack and attached the younger Biden's two insurance policies.
During the negotiations, it appears that Hunter Biden was required to sign an agreement that Kathleen would be the "Sole irrevocable beneficiary" of Hunter Biden's life insurance policy.
Neither Abbe Lowell, Hunter Biden's personal attorney, nor the White House responded to a request for comment from Just the News about the life insurance policies found in Hunter Biden's emails and in President Biden's financial disclosures.
House Republicans are pushing forward with the impeachment inquiry and are expected to seek more answers on Hunter Biden's finances to show benefits that his father may have received from his foreign business dealings.
Despite this, President Biden has personally criticized the impeachment inquiry as a "Baseless political stunt Instead of doing anything to help make Americans' lives better, they are focused on attacking me with lies," Biden said last month after House Republicans voted to formalize the inquiry.
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