Hunter Biden expected to meet with potential art buyers before anonymous sales

"Davis also said that at the two art shows "everyone will be vetted...so, whomever is appropriate will be attending."Hunter Biden's appearance at the shows, where he'll presumably socialize with potential buyers, is seemingly at odds with an agreement struck with the gallery owner that aims to keep buyers' identities secret from Biden, President Biden, the White House, and the public. "So that's a protection."In response to questions about Hunter Biden attending the gallery events with potential buyers, White House spokesman Andrew Bates pointed to a July 8th statement which said, "The president has established the highest ethical standards of any administration in American history, and his family's commitment to rigorous processes like this is a prime example."A source familiar with the matter told CBS News Hunter Biden will not discuss potential purchases, prices, or anything related to the selling of artwork. Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, did not respond to a request for comment.Under the agreement that was blessed by the White House, only the gallery owner, Georges Berges, would initially know the buyer's identity or purchase price. Bankruptcy proceedings ended three months later."He was a kid and he had credit card debt," Davis said.Since the art deal agreement became public when it was reported by the Washington Post, CBS News has requested interviews with Hunter Biden and Berges.