right now on ana cabrera reports, breaking news from capitol hill, two house committees meeting this hour on whether to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress. what it means for the president s son. plus, countdown to the caucus, nikki haley and ron desantis preparing to go head to head this evening with just five days to go. this as donald trump aims to play spoiler tonight and siphon attention. and there s a new twist in his appearance in a new york courtroom tomorrow. also ahead, extreme weather, millions impacted by a winter storm system that brought everything from snow to floods to tornados. thanks so much for joining us on this busy wednesday. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news on capitol hill where two house committees are kicking off meetings right now to consider whether to hotel hunter biden in contempt of congress. the house judiciary and oversight panels both expected to vote on whether to proceed
i m bill hemmer. a lot of things to follow on the hill. two separate committees meeting now considering a resolution to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress after he defied a congressional subpoena. republicans want his testimony as they consider impeachment proceedings against his father, president biden. dana: fox team coverage for you here. chad pergram tracking the push to impeach the secretary. first david spunt is following the hunter biden saga live in los angeles. that s where that s going down. hi, david. hi, good morning. hunter biden lives in los angeles. he is preparing for a federal court appearance tomorrow to answer for three felony tax charges and why i m in los angeles now. back in washington, d.c. hunter biden paying attention to the news there. the two committees, house oversight and judiciary committee are undergoing what are called mark-up to begin contempt proper senesced. the reason we re we are today in washington, d.c. with hunter biden is be
to jail right now because it wasn t long ago, too, my friends on the other side of the aisle, that you also believed in the power of a congressional subpoena. not long ago at all. you believed in holding those who refuse to comply with congressional subpoena accountable. and i stood with each and every one of you. i am the only member in this room today who has held a member of my own party in contempt of congress for not showing up for a subpoena. and i see nothing but complete hypocrisy on the other sides of the aisle. the ranking member of this committee eloquently put it the lesson is please tell your children out there in america if you get a subpoena to go before congress, go. you have a legal responsibility to do so. so the hypocrisy is stunning. what are we to tell our children today? there s nothing the other side can say with a straight face. as the only member to vote to hold a member of contempt of my own party, let me be clear this should not be a partisan
on the other side of the aisle that you also believed in the power of a congressional subpoena. you believed in holding those who refused to comply with congressional subpoena accountable, and i stood with each and every one of you. i am the only member in this room today who has held a member of my own party in contempt of congress for not showing up for a subpoena. and i see nothing but complete hypocrisy on the other side of the aisle. the ranking member of this committee even so eloquently put it, the lesson is please tell your children out there in america, if you get a subpoena to go before congress, go. you have a legal responsibility to do so. so the hypocrisy is stunning. what are we to tell our children today? there s nothing the other side can say with a straight face. as the only member of this committee to vote to hold a member of contempt of my own party, let me be clear, this should not be a partisan issue. if congress issues a subpoena,
subpoena. not long ago at all. you believed in holding those who refused to comply with congressional subpoena accountable. and i stood with each and every one of you. i am the only member in this room today who has held a member of my own party in contempt of congress for not showing up for a subpoena. i see nothing but complete hypocrisy on the other side of the aisle. the ranking member of this committee so eloquently put it the lesson is please tell your children out there in america if you get a subpoena, to go before congress, go. you have a legal responsibility to do so. so the hypocrisy is stunning. what are we to tell our children today? there is nothing the other side can say with a straight face. as the only member of this committee to vote to hold a member in contempt of my own party left me be clear this should not be a partisan issue. if congress issues a subpoena, you show up. period. this is not a responsibility we