Hunter Biden's attorneys say in a letter obtained by CBS News that the president's son is willing to testify publicly in front of the House House Oversight Committee. CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge reports on the implications of a public hearing that is part of the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.

Hunter Biden has agreed to testify before Rep. James Comer’s Oversight Committee on Dec. 13 “or any date in December that we can arrange,” according to a letter from his attorney released Tuesday.

U.S. President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden on Tuesday offered to testify publicly to a House Republican impeachment inquiry of his father's Democratic administration, a dramatic escalation in a partisan brawl.

It is a striking escalation in the battle between Hunter Biden and congressional Republicans, who have focused on his past business dealings.

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee says an offer from Hunter Biden to testify publicly before Congress doesn't satisfy a subpoena they sent him amid an impeachment inquiry into his father,

But Hunter Biden requested that it be a public hearing to "let the light shine on these proceedings", his counsel Abbe Lowell said on Tuesday. The letter follows a flurry of legal summons issued this month by Republicans on the Oversight Committee.

MRC President and founder Brent Bozell discusses Hunter Biden offering to testify before Congress in a public hearing and weighs in on a report that claims Big Tech is focusing on censoring GOP candidates.