I'm Jarrett Stetman and this is the Daily Signal Top News for Wednesday, December 7th.

Here are today's headlines. House Republicans on Thursday released a formal impeachment inquiry into President

Joe Biden.

Several House committees have been investigating Biden for potential abuse of office related to

the financial dealings and associations of his son, Hunter Biden.

The resolution says, according to the Hill, that the House panels are directed to continue

their ongoing investigations as part of the House of Representatives inquiry into whether sufficient grounds exists for the House of Representatives to exercise its constitutional power to impeach Joseph Biden.

The Daily Signals Fred Lucas reported that on December 12th, the House Rules Committee will consider a markup on the impeachment inquiry from a bill proposed by Representative Kelly Armstrong in North Dakota Republican.

It's time for the House to take the next step in the Biden impeachment

investigation and adopt an impeachment inquiry resolution Armstrong said in

a statement Thursday. The White House and multiple witnesses have repeatedly refused to cooperate with the investigation and have rejected subpoenas.

The White House responded with sharp words and response Thursday.

Ian Sam's, a White House spokesman, said in a statement,

this baseless stunt is not rooted in facts or reality, but an extreme House Republican shameless

desire to abuse their power to smear President Biden.

Fox News already reported that the only reason they're having this vote is to put a

GOP win on the table for the base, which is sad, pathetic, and a waste of everyone's time.

According to the Hill, House Republicans announced the official inquiry because it could add legal weight to the decision if the issue ends up in the courts.

It also comes to the response to the Biden administration, which argued that the inquiry was unconstitutional because it didn't involve a vote from the entire House of Representatives. A full House vote on the proposal is expected next week.

Republican presidential candidates, minus former President Donald Trump,

participate in a debate Wednesday night.

Four candidates mixed it up on stage in Tuscaloosa, Alabama during the fourth Republican presidential debate of the 2024 campaign. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, former South Carolina Governor Nicki Haley, entrepreneur Vivic Wepizwami, and former

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