An IRS official says the US administration is “inappropriately” investigating President Joe Biden’s son Hunter. This is reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Available to the publication was a letter that the attorney for the mentioned employee sent to Congress on Tuesday. He states that “preferential treatment and policies inappropriately influence” the decisions and protocols that would be made if the subject of the inquiry had no political ties.
The White House forwarded the WSJ correspondent to the Justice Department and the IRS for comment. The Delaware Department of Justice and Attorney’s Office, which are investigating, declined to comment on the situation. The tax representative himself, who reported the violations, and Hunter Biden’s press secretary, have yet to respond to inquiries.
In October 2020, the New York Post published a series of documents based on correspondence from Hunter Biden’s purported laptop, which he left in a Delaware repair shop. A copy of the laptop’s hard drive was received by Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York and personal attorney for US President Donald Trump. The laptop was later seized by the FBI. Based on data and correspondence found on Biden’s son’s personal device, he was suspected of a number of crimes, ranging from bribery and participating in the establishment of biological labs in Ukraine to involvement in drug trafficking and human trafficking.
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