IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler detailed what they described as an unprecedented level of political interference and corruption during
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IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler detailed what they described as an unprecedented level of political interference and corruption during their investigation into Hunter Biden’s finances, saying the case was ultimately neutralized by a pardon issued by Hunter Biden’s father, Joe Biden.
In a wide-ranging interview on the “Pod Force One” podcast with New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, Shapley and Ziegler said the investigation into Hunter Biden’s tax affairs was repeatedly affected by the Biden family’s influence and the political environment in Delaware, where the case was based. Both men have since been promoted to leadership roles within the IRS.
“The Biden family lived five miles down from the office or a few miles down from the office. The guest house where Hunter Biden stayed for a while, five miles from the office,” Ziegler said while describing the five-year probe into Hunter Biden’s $1.4 million tax delinquency.
