The chairmen of GOPoversight, WaysandMeansGOP, and JudiciaryGOP requested interviews with at least 13 key officials related to the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden, including the prosecutor who led the case into President JoeBiden's son.
Chairman Jason Smith of Ways and Means, Jim Jordan of Judiciary, and James Comer of Oversight sent letters to the heads of the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Justice, and United States Secret Service requesting access to some of their employees who they claim “possess information concerning allegations of politicization and misconduct at their agencies with respect to the investigation of Hunter Biden.
In a letter to the agencies, the committees said the testimony from the more than a dozen employees is"required" in order to"fully assess these allegations." They gave the agencies until July 13 to begin scheduling the transcribed interviews and also threatened that they would resort to subpoenas if necessary.
Attorney General Merrick Garland denied political interference and said Weiss was free to pursue the charges he wanted against Hunter Biden.
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