A new revelation has emerged from another IRS whistleblower, providing further evidence in support of previous claims that federal prosecutors shielded Hunter Biden from charges in various jurisdictions.

Darrell Waldon, an IRS agent, has corroborated the earlier testimony of Gary Shapley, an IRS whistleblower, by stating that then-special counsel David Weiss was impeded from pursuing charges against Hunter Biden in Washington, DC, and California. Waldon's interview transcript confirms the political interference brought to light by Shapley back in April.

Waldon eventually transitioned to a different role within the IRS, stepping away from the Hunter Biden case. Throughout the investigation, Weiss refrained from charging Hunter Biden in either Washington, DC, or California. Instead, a plea agreement was arranged, which later fell apart in July after facing judicial scrutiny.

The plea deal, filed in Delaware, was reportedly triggered by Shapley's April testimony. Subsequently, Weiss charged Hunter Biden with three gun-related offenses in Delaware.

Waldon's recent testimony holds significant weight as the boss of Shapley, particularly in light of Attorney General Merrick Garland's Wednesday testimony wherein he asserted that no one possessed the authority to prevent Weiss from pursuing charges against Hunter Biden, although they could decline to collaborate with him.

A new revelation has emerged from another IRS whistleblower, providing further evidence in support of previous claims that federal prosecutors shielded Hunter Biden from charges in various jurisdictions.
Darrell Waldon, an IRS agent, has corroborated the earlier testimony of Gary Shapley, an IRS whistleblower, by stating that then-special counsel David Weiss was impeded from pursuing charges against Hunter Biden in Washington, DC, and California. Waldon's interview transcript confirms the political interference brought to light by Shapley back in April.
Waldon eventually transitioned to a different role within the IRS, stepping away from the Hunter Biden case. Throughout the investigation, Weiss refrained from charging Hunter Biden in either Washington, DC, or California. Instead, a plea agreement was arranged, which later fell apart in July after facing judicial scrutiny.
The plea deal, filed in Delaware, was reportedly triggered by Shapley's April testimony. Subsequently, Weiss charged Hunter Biden with three gun-related offenses in Delaware.
Waldon's recent testimony holds significant weight as the boss of Shapley, particularly in light of Attorney General Merrick Garland's Wednesday testimony wherein he asserted that no one possessed the authority to prevent Weiss from pursuing charges against Hunter Biden, although they could decline to collaborate with him.

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