Ohio Republican Representative Jim Jordan ultimately failed in his pursuit to attain the position of Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. Nonetheless, his principal emphasis remains on what he has designated as a paramount duty: guaranteeing President Joe Biden’s accountability.

According to Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, the Republican party is expected to determine whether or not to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Biden in the early months of the coming year.

Jordan contends that the Republican Party’s impeachment investigation necessitates additional elaboration. However, a considerable portion of his supporters maintain that the presently available evidence is adequate to support impeachment.

“I believe we will get the depositions and the interviews done in this calendar year and then make a decision early next year whether the actual evidence warrants going to articles of impeachment and moving to that stage of the investigation,” Jordan said.

On Monday, James Comer (R-La.), the Chairman of the Oversight Committee and individual tasked with supervising the investigation, issued an estimated twelve subpoenas and interview requests. The inquiry specifically sought the testimonies of James Biden and Hunter Biden, the president’s sibling and eldest son, respectively. Furthermore, the document sought the testimony of business associates and other significant individuals who were involved in the family’s transactions.

Comer, during a recent appearance on “Sunday Morning Futures,” articulated his conviction regarding the removal of Joe Biden from his position, refraining from providing a specific timeframe for the implementation of this course of action.

The House committees on Oversight, Judiciary, and Ways and Means participated in the collaborative investigation. The inquiry, which was initiated in September, is scrutinizing the president’s alleged attempts to acquire ballots through illegitimate channels and familial business dealings.

Opponents of the impeachment investigation conducted within the White House have expressed their dissent, arguing that Republicans are employing partisan strategies.

The Judiciary Committee heard testimony from Special Counsel David Weiss, who is supervising the Hunter Biden case, during a closed-door session last week.

As per reports, his request to assume the position of special counsel in June 2022 with the intention of conducting an investigation into the eldest son has been substantiated.

Weiss maintained that had he made the request, he would have consistently been granted the aforementioned status, notwithstanding the fact that he did not receive it until August. Jordan, in a statement to reporters last week, alleged that the special counsel’s testimony lacked consistency.

Weiss deftly evaded a multitude of inquiries by tactfully declaring that his research was ongoing. Hunter Biden has acquiesced to the charges of tax evasion and weapon possession that Weiss’ legal team has lodged against him by entering a not-guilty plea.

An essential element for Jordan to consider is the denial of Weiss’s proposal to collaborate with United States prosecutors in the regions of Southern California and Washington, DC.

“Guess what that charge was going to be? It was going to be the tax year that dealt with the Burisma income,” Jordan said, referring to Hunter’s alleged shady dealings with the Ukrainian gas company.

“That to me is hugely significant because the Burisma years were all that income coming into Hunter Biden. That statute of limitations — they let it expire. And I think it expired because if they go there, that takes them right back to the White House, right back to Joe Biden.”

During a specific moment, Maria Bartiromo, the presenter, voiced apprehension regarding the scheduling of a possible impeachment. She further mentioned that an election is imminent the following year and that President Trump is presently confronted with four indictments, along with the charge of dereliction of duty.

Jordan retaliated by referencing a statement attributed to former President Donald Trump, who is presently confronted with 91 criminal charges in total.

“He said they come after him because he’s fighting for us,” Jordan said of Trump. “That is true. That’s what the Swamp does. They’re going after President Trump because he kept his word, and he’s fighting for us.”