Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden, has been the focus of an ongoing FBI inquiry for many years. He said that the IRS was looking into his taxes in 2020, and soon after that, he was sworn in as president of the United States! However, despite the fact that it has been close to two years since this investigation started, nothing new or significant regarding the actions taken against him emerged until recently, when a lawyer for an IRS employee stated that it had not been handled properly.
A lawyer by the name of Mark D. Lytle wrote to many members of Congress on April 19 to let them know that he is representing an IRS Criminal Supervisory Special Agent. The letter states that his client has been managing an “ongoing and sensitive investigation of a high-profile, controversial” for the past three years and wants to inform lawmakers as a whistleblower.
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The probe into a mysterious “senior political appointee” may be complicated by evidence from Lytle’s client, raising concerns about possible conflicts of interest and if other forces are involved. Could this be just another instance of politics undermining the law?
After considerable curiosity, it was discovered that Hunter Biden or any of the president’s family members were not mentioned in Lytle’s letter to Congress over a business concern. Although media outlets first said it worried them, these stories were false.
There are concerns about what wrongdoings may come to light as a result of the Department of Justice opening a fresh investigation against Hunter Biden and David C. Weiss, a Trump appointee who will continue to supervise the probe under President Joe Biden’s term. A fascinating narrative is about to unfold, even if the US Attorney for Delaware has not yet commented on whether or not this letter needs further investigation.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre responded to a question about whether any delays in an inquiry of the president’s son were brought on by meddling from inside his administration during the press conference on April 20. She insisted that they had fully left it up to the “independent” justice authorities and would not be meddling with their decision-making or course of action.
