President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that any foreign involvement in Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition - including by Saudi Arabia - is 'worthy of being looked at'.
He made the comments in a press conference on the midterm elections after Democrats performed better than expected.
The president was asked if he considered the billionaire and his deal a national security threat - as Democrat Senator Chris Murphy warned last month.
Biden's own son, Hunter, is well known for his deals with businesses in China, Turkey and a host of other governments around the world. Republicans want to investigate those arrangements.
Musk's Twitter $44 billion Twitter buy was partially funded by Saudi Arabia and its prince, Alwaleed bin Talal, who became the second-largest investor in the now-private social media company.
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