Comer claims failed plea deal weakens Biden lawyers’ influence.

House Oversight ​Committee Chairman:⁣ Hunter Biden’s Foiled Plea Agreement Won’t Intimidate Witnesses

House​ Oversight Committee Chairman⁢ James Comer (R-KY) ⁢expressed his satisfaction with the collapse of Hunter Biden’s plea agreement, stating that it would put an⁤ end to the lawyers’ attempts‌ to intimidate witnesses.‍ Comer made these ‌remarks during an interview with Hannity, where he shed ‍light on the lawyers’ tactics.

“These lawyers⁤ have intimidated many of ​the‌ witnesses that we’ve ⁢tried to bring‍ forward for⁤ depositions ⁣and transcribed interviews,” Comer told Hannity. “They’ve told them things like, ‘You’re only ⁤going‌ to ​implicate yourself. We’re not going to ​get ⁢in trouble.'”

Hunter Biden’s Plea Deal Falls Apart ‍in‌ Court

President Joe ⁣Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, left ​his federal court hearing in Delaware‍ on Wednesday‌ with ⁣his ⁣planned plea agreement in shambles. The disagreement between⁢ lawyers regarding the scope of​ the deal and the presiding ⁣judge’s concerns ⁤about ⁤its terms ⁣led to its‍ collapse.

Prior ⁤to ‌the hearing, U.S. District⁤ Judge Maryellen Noreika also issued‌ a warning to Hunter Biden’s attorneys. She threatened sanctions against⁣ them after ‍a member of the legal team allegedly misrepresented her⁢ identity to court officials in​ an attempt to remove a brief about​ IRS whistleblowers’ testimony from the⁣ court docket.

“Hopefully the witnesses, like Devon Archer and the ‍others who we’re going to be bringing before the committee this summer, ⁢hopefully​ they saw what happened in that court⁢ today,”⁢ Comer said. “And that these lawyers aren’t going to continue to get ⁢away with the shenanigans that they tried to pull yesterday when they lied and‍ said ⁢they were part of Ways⁣ and Means staff to‍ get something removed.”

“Those days are over, ⁢and we’re in control of this thing,”‌ Comer continued. “I believe that if these witnesses will come forward and tell the truth, I think the American people are going to be in for a big eye-opener with respect‍ to Joe Biden.”

House Judiciary Committee‍ Chairman ⁢Jim Jordan (R-OH) joined Comer on⁢ Hannity and ​applauded‍ the judge’s decision not to approve the plea agreement, considering it ⁢”a win for‌ equal application of the⁢ law.”

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House Ways and Means Committee​ Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) ⁤also appeared on Hannity‌ and ⁣highlighted the consistency of​ whistleblowers’ testimony as the investigation into the ⁢Biden family’s business dealings continues. ⁢He emphasized that ⁢this consistency undermines the credibility of U.S. Attorney David​ Weiss’s statements.

“One important point is that the two IRS whistleblowers that came forward, that testified in Jamie Comer’s⁢ committee — their stories have‌ stayed the same,” Smith said. “The stories that have not stayed ​the same are those of prosecutor Weiss and also the Biden family.⁢ That is⁣ the issue. ⁤We have⁢ really credible whistleblowers come forward, and they are all singing from the same tune.”