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The Department of Justice is preventing two would-be whistleblowers from testifying in the Biden impeachment investigation, House Republicans claim in a report on the status of their investigation released Tuesday.
The 78-page report, issued by the House Judiciary, Ways and Means, and Oversight Committees, accuses the DOJ of stonewalling the congressional investigation into allegations that the Biden administration gave the president’s son special treatment while investigating his failure to pax federal income taxes in 2017 and 2018.
“The Justice Department has still not fully complied with requests for relevant documents, and it has impeded the Committees’ investigation by baselessly preventing two Tax Division officials — Senior Litigation Counsel Mark Daly and Trial Attorney Jack Morgan — from testifying, despite subpoenas compelling their testimony. These documents and this testimony are necessary for the Committees to complete our inquiry,” the report, first obtained by Politico, reads.
Earlier this year, two IRS whistleblowers — Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler — came forward alleging that the investigation into Biden’s taxes was throttled and politically influenced. In mid July, Shapley testified that then-U.S. attorney David Weiss said in a meeting with investigators that he had been denied special counsel status and was being blocked by his superiors from bringing charges against the younger Biden in...
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