Backtalk F eroded. Special treatment by the U.S. Department of Justice of
President Joe Biden and his son Hunter makes the phrase “lies, unequal justice under the law, and the fascist way” seemingly more appropriate. America’s decline is rooted in a poisonous political agen-
da permeating the DOJ and the FBI with the goal to protect Democrat power. A disclosure by two IRS whistleblowers that details DOJ
eff orts to protect Hunter and President Biden points to a massive political scandal of epic proportions. According to the whistleblowers, the DOJ consistently interfered in the IRS tax investigation into Hunter Biden’s dealings. IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley alleges a WhatsApp
message where Hunter demanded payment and threatened a Chinese Communist Party offi cial while claiming he was sitting next to his father. The July 30, 2017, text to Henry Zhao said: “I am sitting
here with my father, and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfi lled . . . I would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand, and now means tonight.” The last sentences make two additional references to
Biden the elder: “I will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. “I am sitting here waiting for the call with my father.” Adding credibility to the threat, a Senate investigation
found $5.1 million was sent to Hunter-linked companies from a subsidiary of Chinese company CEFC less than two weeks after the message. The Washington Free Beacon reported Hunter’s laptop
includes photographs of him at his father’s Wilmington, Delaware, home the day he sent the text message to Zhao. Another explosive claim in the whistleblower’s testi-
mony is the role played by Assistant United States Attorney Lesley Wolf. IRS investigators wanted to pursue information provided
by Hunter’s former business partner Tony Bobulinski that included a reference that 10% of the funds were to be held by Hunter for “the big guy.” Shapley stated Wolf didn’t want any questions relating
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TOM BORELLI / GUEST COLUMNIST One Law for the Bidens
or decades, superman’s iconic phrase “truth, justice, and the American way” has symbolized our nation, where facts and equal justice under the law have worked to protect American liberty and foster
faith in our government. Recently, that cherished ideal has been signifi cantly
to “the big guy” or about “dad.” The information linking President Biden to Hunter’s
business deals confl icts with statements made on that topic by him over the years.
T
he whistleblowers also claimed the DOJ blocked fed- eral charges by Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss
against Hunter in California and Washington, D.C. The allegations by two IRS whistleblowers calls into
question testimony by Attorney General Merrick Garland earlier this year that he will not interfere with Weiss’ investigation. Garland rejected the whistleblower claims, saying the
lead investigator Weiss had “complete authority to make all decisions on his own behalf.” The revelations from the IRS whistleblowers follow a sweetheart deal between the DOJ and Hunter over his taxes and a possible felony gun charge. Hunter agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanors for not paying taxes on income of $3 million and will not face a gun charge. If individuals who faced similar criminal charges
on taxes and guns served time in prison, would this tend to show evidence of preferential treatment for Hunter? Additionally, no charges were brought against Hunter
for failing to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act or for possible illegal activi- ties relating to a number of business deals; purported transactions where millions of dollars were reportedly obtained from foreign countries. The money was allegedly distributed to family mem-
bers via numerous business entities. Such transfers from foreign countries can raise innu-
merable suspicious activity reports from banks. Despite the appearance and optics of a sweetheart
deal, many initial media reports pushed the narrative that justice was served because the DOJ brought charges against the president’s son. Moreover, limiting the charges to taxes provides insula-
tion to President Biden, who has been connected to profi t- ing from Hunter’s foreign business deals. Along those lines, the FBI is sitting on an allegation that then-Vice President Biden may have received payment(s) in exchange for policy decisions. The claims made by the IRS whistleblowers show President Biden and Hunter received special treatment that’s not based on the law but on keeping Democrats in power.
Tom Borelli, Ph.D., is a contributor to Newsmax TV and co-hosts radio programs on SiriusXM Patriot with his wife, Deneen Borelli.
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