Perhaps, Mr. President, who is supposed to be in charge of taxes coming to our Nation, and who so frequently tells us that the American people are not paying enough taxes, might want to wander down the hall at the White House and turn to his son and say, Hunter Biden, why don't you pay your taxes for 2014, because I have got two men who just testified there is $125,000 owed and he ought to cut the check.
Mike Turner: “Perhaps, Mr. President, who is supposed to be in charge of taxes coming to our Nation, and who so frequently tells us…”
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Turner suggests President Biden should ask Hunter to pay his overdue taxes.
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