IRS Whistleblowers Defend Accusation That Hunter Biden Received ‘Preferential Treatment,’ Say First Son Claimed Tax Deductions for Sex Clubs and Drug Binges in France

One of the whistleblowers says Biden claimed as a business expense a long stay at a French chateau where he learned to cook crack cocaine.

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Hunter Biden, the son of President Biden, at the South Lawn of the White House, April 18, 2022. AP/Andrew Harnik, file

During a hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, two Internal Revenue Service whistleblowers — one disclosing his identity for the first time — defended their claims that Hunter Biden received “preferential treatment” from officials at the Department of Justice and the FBI. Their accusations are likely to spur more calls for the impeachment of the embattled attorney general, Merrick Garland, and his inner circle. 

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