Hunter Biden Failed to Pay Taxes on $8.3 Million in Income and the DOJ Rejected U.S. Attorney Bids to Bring Charges in Washington D.C. and California, IRS Whistleblowers Reveal in Bombshell Testimony

The Daily Mail

The House Ways and Means Committee released bombshell new whistleblower testimony Thursday claiming that Hunter Biden failed to pay taxes on $8.3 million in income and the Department of Justice denied attempts to bring charges in other states.

The testimony revealed that U.S. Attorney David Weiss – the Trump-era holdover who prosecuted the case against Hunter Biden – allegedly asked for special counsel status and was denied by the Department of Justice.

Weiss also allegedly tried to bring charges against Hunter in Washington D.C. and California in the fall of 2022 and had that request denied in January 2023.

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1 Comment

  1. Margaret

    So he’ll get the same dirty deal Sharpton got that too years for the wealthy jerk to repay his $11M in taxes ! Why is it only Democrats get the sweet deals that keep them out of prison while the rest of America has to sweat it out at tax time & pray our returns are right.

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