The New York Times independently confirmed a key whistleblower allegation about the Hunter Biden investigation, but buried the revelation deep in a new story.
Attorney General Merrick Garland insists the Justice Department did not interfere in the investigation and claims U.S. Attorney David Weiss had sole authority to charge Hunter Biden in any district he saw fit. But two IRS whistleblowers alleged under criminal penalty last month that the DOJ slow-walked the probe and hamstrung Weiss.
In one particular allegation, IRS criminal supervisory agent Gary Shapley claims Weiss told six people in a meeting last October that “I’m not the deciding official on whether charges are filed.”
Even worse, Shapley explained there was evidence of crimes to bring charges in three districts: Delaware, the Central District of California, and the District of Columbia. But the other two U.S. attorneys, both Biden appointees, didn’t play ball.The Times confirmed this allegation , burying it […]
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