IRS Whistleblower’s notes support claims about Hunter Biden prosecutor, per report.

Newly Released ⁤Notes Support IRS Whistleblower’s Testimony on Hunter Biden‍ Prosecutor

The recently released notes written by the IRS whistleblower ⁢who claimed that investigations into Hunter ⁣Biden were intentionally delayed seem to provide evidence supporting his testimony.

The‌ notes, ‍which can be found​ here on Politico, were taken⁤ during ‌an October ⁣7, 2022, meeting between FBI and IRS officials, including whistleblower ‌Gary Shapley. Shapley had previously testified before Congress‍ that he ⁢was ‌prevented from conducting a thorough⁤ investigation into⁢ Biden’s alleged tax crimes.

David Weiss, the Delaware U.S. attorney leading the investigation into Biden, was present at the meeting. Shapley’s notes appear to confirm his ⁤claims‌ that ​Weiss stated he was not the final decision-maker when ‍it came to bringing charges against‌ the president’s son.

“Weiss ‌stated – He is not the deciding person,” Shapley ​wrote in his notes.

This new development adds to the ongoing controversy surrounding whether political influence played a role in the investigation ​of Hunter Biden, ​who is accused ⁢of committing tax ‌fraud and other crimes such as ‌expensing ⁢payments ‍to prostitutes and ⁣a sex‍ club.

Last month, House‍ Republicans subpoenaed two IRS agents and two FBI special agents who were either present at the meeting or⁢ briefed on its details. One of the FBI officials, special agent in⁣ charge Thomas‍ Sobocinski, contradicted Shapley’s testimony by stating that Weiss did have authority⁢ in the⁢ investigation.

The other ​officials ​who were subpoenaed are IRS director of field operations ‍Michael Batdorf, IRS⁤ special agent in charge ​Darrell Waldon,‌ and FBI assistant ‍special agent ⁢in charge Ryeshia Holley. According to Shapley, all of them ‌attended the meeting except for Batdorf, to ​whom⁤ Shapley ‍sent an‌ email ⁤detailing the⁢ meeting’s contents.

“Our ​Committees, along with the⁤ Committee⁣ on Oversight and Accountability, have‌ sought these interviews since IRS whistleblowers came forward ​with ​concerning allegations of political interference in the investigation into Hunter Biden’s foreign​ influence peddling and tax evasion,” ​the Republicans said in a statement.