IRS whistleblower claims DOJ ready to retaliate over Hunter Biden probe.

The Whistleblower X ‌Testimony: Shedding‌ Light ​on⁢ Corruption

The opening statement for ⁢“Whistleblower ‍X,” ⁤an ​unidentified special⁣ agent with the‍ IRS’s⁢ criminal ‍investigations‌ division,‍ has been released ​ahead⁢ of his ‍Wednesday ‌afternoon ⁤testimony before ⁤House⁣ lawmakers. 

Whistleblower⁢ X and ​Gary Shapley,⁣ who‍ worked ​as an IRS ⁤supervisory‍ agent on the‌ agency’s investigation into Hunter​ Biden’s tax affairs,​ will ⁣testify ‍before the House​ Committee⁣ on ‍Oversight ⁤and​ Accountability⁤ on Wednesday‌ at ⁢around ⁤1:00 p.m. 

“I ​have ⁣witnessed the ​corrosion⁣ of ethical standards and the abuse ⁤of power⁤ that threaten ⁢our nation. ​It is​ within ‌this context‍ that I‍ have ⁢chosen to shed ​light on ⁣these⁤ actions and ​expose​ those ⁢responsible.⁣ I recognize ⁢that while I was ⁢present⁢ at ⁢the​ start of⁣ this‌ investigation​ and was closely‍ involved ⁢with‌ the investigation for roughly ‍five years‍ — ​ that‌ I am‍ just a part ​of the​ story,” the ⁢planned ⁤opening statement⁤ from⁢ the whistleblower ⁤says.⁢ “My‍ aim ⁤is to address ​systemic⁣ problems that ‌have allowed‌ misconduct ‍to flourish. It‍ is not ‍a‌ call ⁢for ⁢blame ⁢but a⁤ call ⁣for accountability⁤ and reform.”

The identity⁤ of ⁣Whistleblower ‍X⁢ will​ be revealed during ​the⁣ testimony,‍ where ⁢both whistleblowers‌ are expected ⁢to discuss ‌investigations ⁢into⁢ the Biden⁣ family’s​ alleged influence-peddling abroad ​and the ⁢treatment ⁤of⁢ Hunter⁢ by ‌the Justice ‍Department. 

The whistleblower‌ added ‍that ‌he had ⁤worked ​at the IRS⁢ since‍ 2010, ⁤saying ⁣he was⁣ “risking his career”‍ by coming​ forward.

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“I ‌believe⁢ that the Delaware USAO ⁤and DOJ-Tax ‍have a‌ clear⁣ target on​ me and ⁢my supervisors ​back⁢ and I believe⁢ that​ they⁣ are just waiting for an ⁤opportunity ⁢to ⁣pounce⁢ on us.⁤ My​ own‍ agency ⁣retaliated against​ me ⁢and ‌threatened me​ with criminal conduct in response ⁣to⁢ an ⁤internal ‍email I‌ sent ‌to⁤ IRS‍ leadership, even ⁣after ‌years⁤ of essentially ⁢being left ​on‌ an ⁣island when it came⁤ to​ this⁤ investigation,” he ​wrote. 

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He ⁢also ​disputed several‌ statements made⁤ by ‍U.S.⁤ Attorney David ⁤Weiss, who is in‌ charge of ⁤the Hunter prosecution ‌case, saying ⁤that ⁤Hunter ⁣should ‍face more‌ serious⁢ criminal ‍charges. 

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“If⁣ the​ Delaware U.S. Attorney ⁢David Weiss followed DOJ policy ‌as he ⁢stated in his ​most ⁢recent‍ letter,⁢ Hunter ‌Biden should have been charged with a ‌tax felony, ‍and not ⁢only ⁢the tax ‍misdemeanor ⁢charge. We⁢ need to treat each⁢ taxpayer ‌the ‌same under law,” ⁤he wrote. 

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The statement⁤ also⁤ expressed concerns ⁢about ⁢the⁤ investigation into Hunter⁣ being ‌conducted in​ Delaware ‍because of ⁢the Biden family reputation‍ in the‌ state.‍ During ‌the⁣ investigation,‍ he​ said several⁢ instances ⁤of probable cause were ⁢found,‍ but ⁢no⁣ search warrants​ were conducted. Additionally, he said that his supervisors ⁤were hesitant⁣ to​ interview‍ Biden family‍ members linked ⁣to​ the case because⁢ they ‌would get​ in ⁤“hot‍ water”​ for speaking⁣ with‌ the ⁣now-president’s ⁢grandchildren.

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