Second Whistleblower Who Claims Interference in Hunter Biden Case Will Appear Publicly Before Key House Committee — as Pressure Grows on U.S. Attorney

Two IRS whistleblowers are contradicting the U.S. attorney’s claim that he was not impeded by Department of Justice political appointees in his probe of the president’s troubled son.

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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

An Internal Revenue Service whistleblower who claims to have faced retribution for raising alarms about Hunter Biden receiving special treatment during a federal investigation will testify publicly before a powerful House committee next week, and the person’s identity will finally be disclosed. 

The whistleblower’s testimony is expected to back up claims from another IRS whistleblower, Gary Shapley, who claims that the United States attorney for Delaware, David Weiss, said in private meetings that he was overruled by senior Department of Justice officials when he sought special counsel status to charge Mr. Biden with more crimes in jurisdictions outside Delaware. 

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