Feds Say They Have Enough , To Charge Hunter Biden.
'The Washington Post' reports that federal investigators think they have enough proof to charge the president's son with tax crimes.
They also think they have evidence to show that Hunter falsified paperwork to acquire a gun in 2018.
Investigators are also reportedly looking into money he received from a Ukrainian utility company and his business affiliations in China and Kazakhstan.
'The Washington Post' reports that now a U.S. attorney in Delaware will decide whether to bring charges.
According to Attorney General Merrick Garland, David Weiss is in charge of overseeing the case.
'The Hill' reports that Weiss
was appointed by Trump in 2018.
Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden,
told 'The Hill' that he hasn't had any contact “whatsoever with any federal investigative agent.” .
Therefore, a rendition of the case from such an ‘agent’ is inherently biased, one-sided, and inaccurate, Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, via 'The Hill'.
It is regrettable that law enforcement agents appear to be violating the law
to prejudice a case against a person
who is a target simply because
of his family name, Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, via 'The Hill'.
A spokesperson for the U.S. attorney in Delaware and the Department of Justice have yet to comment on the matter
