According to an IRS agent, prosecutors in Washington, D.C., and California interfered to stop U.S. Attorney David Weiss from prosecuting the First Son with more serious charges. Weiss has subsequently been appointed as a special counsel in charge of the Hunter Biden investigation. Waldon’s allegations corroborate Gary Shapley’s testimony as an IRS leaker.
Waldon, a former IRS employee, recently provided testimony in a private session with the House Ways and Means Committee. The Washington Examiner has access to the interview’s transcript.
“Mr. Weiss went to the U.S. Attorney’s Office — I can’t recall the dates — and they did not agree to prosecute the case in D.C.,” Waldon told the committee.
On October 7, 2022, representatives from the IRS, FBI, and U.S. Attorney’s Office, including Waldon, attended a crucial meeting. It was a “turning point” in the inquiry, according to Shapley. Waldon didn’t disagree with Shapley’s notes, but he thought the discussion wasn’t as heated as his colleague said.
“Generally, I didn’t find it to be as contentious as Mr. Shapley had stated,” Waldon said. “There were certainly differences of opinion expressed, but that’s typical.”
Shapley and Joseph Ziegler, another IRS whistleblower, were subordinate to Waldon in the organization. He took over the Washington field office and then joined the Hunter Biden investigation after it had already begun.
Waldon affirms that the whistleblower’s ability to pursue the matter was constrained. He spoke of discussions with Shapely in which they talked about being prevented from speaking with witnesses, such as the Biden family, and executing a search warrant. Shapley believed that political prejudice affected these choices, while Waldon disagreed.
Hunter Biden was not prosecuted in the district by the U.S. attorney assigned by President Biden in California, leaving him without any recollection of having learned. Waldon nonetheless thinks there is a strong argument to be made against Hunter Biden.
“Generally speaking, if at that time the case went to the Central District of California, I would’ve agreed with it,” Waldon.
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In support of prior assertions made by IRS Director of Field Operations Michael Batdorf, new evidence from Waldon provides startling specifics of obstruction. According to reports, US attorneys in California and Washington, DC, declined to work with Weiss, delaying the case’s resolution for months. There are lies being told about Hunter Biden’s purported wrongdoings.
In their recent testimony before Congress, Shapley and Ziegler provided startlingly new information on the function of the U.S. attorneys.
Additionally, Waldon informed the committee of Shapley’s eventual dismissal from the case. “The U.S. Attorney’s Office was no longer working or talking with Mr. Shapley. And there was no immediate — I didn’t think that that would be resolved quickly,” Waldon said. “And in order to move the investigation forward, I recommended that, you know, he be removed so that we could continue to push the investigation forward.”
Did Weiss really possess the authority to accuse Hunter Biden? Attorney General Merrick Garland’s assertions are questioned by IRS special agents’ testimony.
