The president's brother and House Republicans discuss deposition conditions.

House Republicans are in talks with James Biden, the younger brother of President Biden, to testify before them, according to Planet Chronicle.

In November, Hunter Biden and President Biden were both subpoenaed as part of an investigation into the younger Biden.

The impeachment inquiry into President Biden is being led by House Republicans, who believe that James has information about Hunter's business deals and whether the president was involved.

Biden's brother was set to give a private testimony to the House Oversight Committee in December, but the scheduled date passed without him appearing. Currently, discussions are ongoing between the committee and Biden's legal team.

Last month, House Oversight Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., stated that he would refrain from criticizing the president's brother. He acknowledged that the brother had due process and that they had heard from his attorney. Comer expressed optimism that the situation would be resolved soon.

In December, the FBI swept up James Biden's conversations during an investigation, though he was not the target, as reported by The Washington Post.

The FBI recorded Biden's conversations during an investigation into Richard "Dickie" Scruggs, a Mississippi attorney.

According to the outlet, the FBI secretly recorded conversations between Biden and Scruggs, who was sentenced to federal prison for bribing a judge.

The FBI did not investigate James Biden and he was never accused of wrongdoing by the bureau.

On February 28, Hunter Biden, the nephew of James Biden, will have a private interview with the committee following a public dispute that nearly resulted in a vote of contempt of Congress.