FIRST ON FOX: George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley warned that if "half" of the IRS whistleblowers’ claims are true, then Hunter Biden’s tax evasion investigation’s "integrity and credibility would be greatly undermined."
Turley told Fox News Digital that Americans "need to keep in mind that allegations are not proof" and that the whistleblowers' claims remain "unverified but clearly worthy of investigation."
However, if even partially accurate, the allegations would hurt the trust in the investigation into Hunter Biden's taxes.
"If half of these allegations are proven to be true, the investigation's integrity and credibility would be greatly undermined," Turley warned. "At a minimum, these are questions that need to be answered."
"Notably, some of this evidence comes from statements given to Congress under the threat of prosecution if false," he said. "The alleged push for felony charges are also matters that the whistleblowers may have direct involvement or knowledge as the basis for the allegations."
"If searches were blocked or questions limited, the account could confirm the worst suspicions about this investigation," Turley added.
Turley’s comments come amid damning allegations from IRS whistleblowers about the younger Biden’s tax evasion investigation.
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