IRS Whistleblowers: Biden DOJ Interfered in Hunter Biden Tax Probe, Blocked Two Search Warrants, Tipped Off Biden’s Legal Team › American Greatness

The Biden administration is under fire once again for allegedly interfering with an investigation involving his son, Hunter Biden. According to recent reports, the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) reportedly interfered with the IRS investigation into Hunter Biden’s tax affairs, tipping off his legal team and blocking two search warrants. This information comes from whistleblowers in the IRS who had firsthand knowledge of the situation.

The whistleblowers allege that the DOJ under Biden’s direction prevented the IRS from executing a search warrant in connection with a money laundering investigation involving a foreign country. The department also allegedly blocked another search warrant to examine financial records of a US-based financial institution that was suspected of aiding foreign entities to launder funds.

The allegations have raised concerns that the Biden administration is using its power to protect the President’s family from legal trouble. Moreover, it has sparked questions about the credibility and impartiality of the DOJ in its investigation into Hunter Biden’s financial dealings.

This is not the first time the Biden family has been embroiled in an investigation over their financial affairs. In 2019, significant revelations were made about Hunter Biden’s involvement with Ukrainian gas company Burisma Holdings, which resulted in an impeachment inquiry into President Biden while he was still serving as Vice President.

The allegations of interference and bias in the current investigation add further dimension to what many consider an already complicated and controversial situation.

The allegations are unsolved, and the truth remains unknown, but the latest development in the Hunter Biden tax probe serves as a reminder that no one, not even powerful figures, should be above the law. It’s essential to have transparency and accountability in any investigations, including those involving family members of public officials.