Staff Reports
In a recent interview with Fox News, the ever-wise Matthew Whitaker, Trump’s former acting Attorney General, dropped some truth bombs regarding the investigation into Hunter Biden. According to The Daily Caller, Whitaker shared his opinion that U.S. Attorney David Weiss, who is responsible for looking into allegations of political favoritism towards the president’s son, is not as independent as some would have us believe. Both Attorney General Garland and Biden’s IRS Commissioner have gone on record insisting that Weiss has complete freedom in his probe and decision-making, but Whitaker ain’t buying it. And honestly, who would?
Most people know they're telling the truth, but there aren't enough people at DOJ willing to do much about it. https://t.co/cTp6RvcxVg
— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) July 5, 2023
Whitaker boldly stated that Weiss could easily shut down all this talk about political interference by simply saying none of it ever happened. But, folks, he hasn’t done that. Why, you ask? Well, because he knows there were at least six witnesses to these alleged conversations. The truth is out there, my friends! Weiss even tried to take these charges outside of Delaware to places like D.C. and L.A. in an attempt to find someone who would take them seriously. It’s clear that he’s facing some resistance, but no worries, Whitaker believes that Weiss has a fascinating story to tell. We just need to give him the opportunity to spill the beans.
Not only does Whitaker have concerns, but Tristan Leavitt, the president of Empower Oversight Whistleblowers and Research, also has some interesting evidence to support the claim that Weiss knew his authority wasn’t as rock-solid as a Trump building. Leavitt shared a letter from Weiss to the House Committee on the Judiciary, in which Weiss admits that his charging authority is limited to his own district. Hmm, seems like Weiss can’t just go charging people all willy-nilly wherever he wants. And if that’s not enough, let’s talk about the unusual plea deal between Hunter Biden and the Department of Justice.
Robert Barnes, a tax and constitutional lawyer with about 25 years of experience up his sleeve, weighed in on the matter and boy, did he have some choice words. Barnes pointed out that this plea deal is as rare as finding a four-leaf clover. According to him, the deal goes against DOJ Tax official policy. Now, why would the DOJ offer such a sweet deal to someone who definitely did a lot more than what Hunter Biden is accused of? It just doesn’t make sense, my fellow patriots. Barnes also let slip that this deal had to have received approval from higher-ups in the Biden DOJ. I don’t know about you, but that sounds mighty fishy to me.
With all these pieces of evidence coming together, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the whistleblowers may just be onto something. There’s smoke, ladies and gentlemen, and where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Congress needs to step up and demand that U.S. Attorney Weiss spills the beans and clears up this whole mess. We the people deserve to know the truth, and we won’t rest until we get it. Stay tuned, folks, this is just the beginning.
