Byron York of the Washington Examiner claims Hunter Biden’s defense team was confident in their ability to intimidate the DOJ.

The Arrogance of Hunter Biden’s Defense ​Team

The Washington Examiner’s Byron York sheds light on the “arrogance” ‍displayed by Hunter Biden’s defense team, who believed they could ​”threaten” the U.S. Department of Justice. This revelation comes amidst ⁤ongoing legal investigations into President‌ Joe Biden’s ​son.

Republican Lawmakers Subpoena FBI and IRS Officials

Republican lawmakers have taken action by​ subpoenaing four officials at the FBI and IRS, seeking their testimony before Congress. ‌These officials are believed to possess crucial information about a significant meeting attended by special counsel David Weiss, the lead prosecutor in Hunter⁣ Biden’s case.

Previously, Hunter Biden’s defense⁢ team seemed confident in their dealings with the Justice Department. However, recent testimony from IRS whistleblowers to ‌House Republicans has caused a shift in the situation. ‍It appears​ that the defense team’s attempts to ‍pressure the⁤ Justice‌ Department ‍were effective, leading to charges being filed against Hunter Biden.

Legacy Media Acknowledges Hunter Biden’s Foreign Business Activity

The segment also addresses the ‌acknowledgment by legacy media ​outlets of ​Hunter Biden’s involvement in foreign business activities. A CNN host even ‍admitted that “Trump⁢ was right” regarding Trump’s ‌claim that Hunter Biden ‌was profiting from China. Byron York emphasizes that the evidence is now undeniable, with the plea ‌agreement and statement of facts revealing substantial financial transactions with foreign countries.

House Republicans Investigate Hunter Biden’s Business ⁤Deals

House Republicans have been diligently investigating Hunter Biden’s business deals with foreign ⁢nations and the ⁢extent of ⁤his‍ father’s involvement as vice president at the time. ​Rep.​ James⁤ Comer has revealed that then-Vice President⁤ Joe Biden used various names​ and aliases when communicating with his son‍ via email.

Rep. Comer⁣ has promised ​to provide additional details on Hunter⁤ Biden’s emails to the House Oversight Committee, with a deadline set for Wednesday. He also mentioned pursuing⁢ legal action to access more bank records that ‍could shed ⁢light on Joe Biden’s involvement in ⁤his son’s ⁢business schemes.

When questioned about the ‍investigation ⁣into ‌his son’s business dealings, ⁢Joe Biden declined to comment, ⁢stating that it is “up to the Justice Department.”

For more‍ information, read the full article from The Washington Examiner.