As each passing second elapses, more scandalous evidence emerges, revealing the Justice Department’s apparent efforts to shield Joe Biden’s disreputable son from any form of accountability for his unlawful actions. Given this knowledge, it seems illogical for a judge to rule on Hunter Biden’s pending plea deal next month. It would be prudent to await the House investigators’ thorough examination of what exactly transpired in the Hunter probe, as the current situation strongly resembles obstruction of justice.
During his compelling testimony to Congress last month, esteemed IRS investigating agent Gary Shapley made a shocking allegation. He claimed that Delaware’s US Attorney, David Weiss, informed multiple witnesses in October of last year that he had been prohibited by higher authorities from pursuing certain charges against Hunter. In addition, the Justice Department denied Weiss special counsel status, thereby significantly impeding any potential for a more vigorous prosecution of the president’s son. Shapley recounted, “We were shocked to hear Weiss state, ‘I’m not the deciding official on whether charges are filed.'” Furthermore, Weiss disclosed that he had requested special counsel authority from the Justice Department but was denied, instead being instructed to follow an alternative process that involved another US Attorney appointed by President Biden.
Witnessing these revelations from Weiss, Shapley felt deceived as they were disclosed well after the IRS had gathered evidence that could have resulted in charges against Hunter Biden in California. This entire testimony provides a comprehensive account of Shapley’s frustrating encounter while investigating Hunter. It is evident that numerous obstacles continually impeded the probe, deviating from past procedures and contradicting Attorney General Merrick Garland’s testimony, which claimed that Weiss possessed full authority over the matter. Shapley emphasized, “Weiss stated that he is not the deciding person on whether charges are filed… This, in my opinion, is a grave problem.”
Despite Garland’s denial of any interference, Shapley asserted that five other individuals had heard Weiss admit his inability to bring charges. It is imperative that these individuals provide sworn statements to shed further light on the matter. The Justice Department ultimately struck a favorable plea deal with Hunter, criticized by legal experts for its outrageously lenient terms. In exchange for Hunter’s admission of false information regarding his dubious business dealings, tax evasion, and illegal firearm purchase while addicted to crack, prosecutors are merely requesting probation and a mere promise to remain sober and refrain from purchasing firearms.
The plea hearing is scheduled to take place before Federal District Judge Maryellen Noreika in just one month, a timeframe too short for House investigators to summon the necessary witnesses. These witnesses would include Shapley, others who can validate the Weiss conversation, and even Merrick Garland himself. It is imperative that we do not allow Hunter to evade consequences while the full extent of the corruption remains unknown.
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