WASHINGTON — IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler insisted Friday that any ongoing investigations into the Biden family are unlikely to result in criminal charges unless a special prosecutor is named to look into the allegations.
Ziegler, the primary case agent for about five years on the tax fraud investigation of Hunter Biden, publicly revealed his identity at a Wednesday congressional hearing alongside his supervisor Gary Shapley, where the men said Biden-appointed US attorneys blocked tax fraud charges against Hunter in California and DC despite significant evidence.
In a Fox News interview, Ziegler was asked about Delaware US Attorney David Weiss, who oversaw the Hunter case, saying in a July 10 letter to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) that an allegation that Joe and Hunter Biden received $10 million in bribes was part of “an ongoing investigation.”
“[Weiss] said in that [letter] he couldn’t speak to the 1023 forum because there was an ongoing investigation. Do you know if there’s still an investigation going on involving Hunter Biden?” asked host Shannon Bream.
“I was removed from that team May 15, 2023. I have no idea what’s going on as far as that investigation goes,” Ziegler replied.
“I have stated multiple times that I don’t want to see other agents — FBI, IRS — go through the same thing we went through,” he added.
“If there is other charges that are venued outside the district of Delaware, David Weiss is going to run into the same problem again and again. And that’s...
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