south carolina congressman russell fry joins me now. are you going to ask hunter, assuming he does appear before you tomorrow? >> i think it's important to nail down what we don't know. we don't know the extent -- we know a lot about joe biden's involvement, but we don't know what decisions may have been made under the color of the unite government that affected -- the united states government that affected his family's finances. we know $15 million transferred to members of the biden family, that joe biden sat in on at least 22 meetings and phone calls with his son hunter. so coloring these, what services did you provide, what did you construct? what was, what were the expectations, or was this just a shell game for your family? stuart: if he appears in an open house investigation, he can claim security is the reason why i can't answer these questions. that's why you really want to get him behind closed doors where security is not an excuse. what will you do if he refuses to appear behind closed doors? >> well, i think if he refuses to

for more on this, congressman russel fry joins us.iciary and the oversight and accountability committee. thank you for being here. is hunter going to agree to a closed door hearing? >> well, i don't know that he has a choice because it's under the house. he has been subpoenaed to appear and there's always kind of back and forth on suitable dates and things like that. at this point, there's a lawfully issued subpoena that is going to come in and testify and we fully expect him to be there. that's my expectation right now. david: what's wrong with a public hearing? just a public hearing that he want s? >> there's nothing wrong with a public hearing but the concern that chairman comer and jordan raised and one that i echo is you're not going to dictate the terms that we're operating and we under republican administrations in the house ad democrats alike and transcripts and interviews and depositions part in parcel for the in-person public hearing and that's fine. you don't go to court. and have a trial and then turn around and have depos

russell fry, thank you for sharing your time. still ahead, border talks getting momentum on capitol hill, senators weighing whether to stay in washington and worked through the christmas holiday, new details when we come back. >> lawmakers are divided over whether the senate should stay in session and try to press ahead on a border package as negotiators signal progress. lauren fox joins us, what are you hearing? >> these talks have been going on for weeks and yet it seems like last night in a private meeting behind closed doors, negotiators really did start to make some progress. the argument right now from some of those negotiators including chris murphy is that in order to keep working through this and in order to try to get a deal on the border, a piece of this which would then unlock more funding for ukraine the argument is maybe it's worth sticking around washington despite the fact lawmakers were expected to leave at the end of the week, you heard that from senator thom tillis, a republican also involved in these talks, th

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