Delaware US Attorney David Weiss attempted to bury bad news regarding the Biden family on a Friday evening before a holiday weekend by sending a letter to the House Judiciary Committee. However, his letter, along with Hunter Biden’s lawyer Abbe Lowell’s complaint, did not bode well for the Biden protection unit. With Hunter Biden’s former business partner Devon Archer set to testify and additional whistleblowers coming forward, it seems unlikely that the Biden gang can escape scrutiny. Weiss’s letter, although filled with legal jargon, ultimately admits that IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley was correct in describing obstruction from senior DOJ officials that ultimately killed the tax probe into Hunter Biden. Weiss confesses that he lacked the authority to charge Hunter in the districts where he allegedly evaded taxes and would have needed special powers granted by Attorney General Merrick Garland, which he did not have. The refusal of US attorneys in Washington, DC, and California to charge Hunter for his tax violations effectively ended the case. Despite Weiss’s attempts to explain a hypothetical next step, it is clear that the charges against Hunter will not come to fruition. He has a plea deal that is set to be signed off on in July. Shapley’s testimony confirms that Weiss was denied special counsel authority. Weiss’s remarks during a meeting on October 7, 2022, revealed that the government would not bring the most serious charges against Hunter, thereby ensuring that he and his father, Joe Biden, would escape legal consequences. Now, the focus shifts to attempting to cover up these actions. The discrepancies between Weiss’s statements and Garland’s statements have caught the attention of three House committees, who are seeking an explanation. Playing with definitions and distinctions between “ultimate authority” and “special counsel” may be used to avoid accusations of lying. Ultimately, time will reveal the truth behind the Biden family’s actions.
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