but the i.r.s. agent asked it's i.r.s. asked david weiss to read the question because of what he said he thought was so important. and retold that, no, i was denied being a special prosecutor. and then the notes were taken back. a question was asked again, notes were taken back and sent to everybody at the meeting. so it's very hard to me, of all meetings i've been in, if someone says one thing to me, it's very important, so i asked, did i hear it right, and you come back with the exact same thing, i take notes about it and i send it to all of you. so i go back to you. do you think that's a misunderstanding? in your meetings when you talk to me, you take notes, right? are you recording any right now? but this is, right? ok. so that's like a note. would that be a misunderstanding? and if you ask me another question because i answered a certain way, to reaffirm what i answered, it would really check all the boxes away for any misunderstanding. i can understand if it's on a phone call and it gets caught away, that it's some p

the i.r.s., no stranger to controversy of allegations to bias back in the spotlight. edward lawrence to find out how they are reacting on this day. >> exactly the i.r.s. in the middle of this debate now about weaponizeing government agencies to protect the current president and go after opponents. likely these questions will come up at the house oversight committee hearing today which will reveal the identity of that second mystery whistleblower. the attorney for the first whistleblower detailed this morning some of the internal obstructions. listen. >> one of the big problems is that every time some investigative step was proposed, that naturally led to joe biden or some other foreign influence, they were stymied by the prosecutors. they were told they couldn't take that step. >> we're expected to hear how the d.o.j. restricted the investigation into hunter biden allowing the statute of limitations to run out on some cases and limiting the scope of other investigations that led to what some cal

that's when the i.r.s. opened up the investigation into this pornography shop and then about a year later, the f.b.i. learned of hunter biden's laptop. weeks later, the f.b.i. confirms they've got it. then weeks after that the f.b.i. takes possession of it. then it was about ten months after that, october of 2020, when the 51 intel agents declared the laptop as russian disinformation, which we all know was 2 or 3 weeks prior to the election of 2020. so that's the framework that we're working now based on the timeline. >> sandra: adding to that the whistleblower didn't want their name out there but became so upset over democrats, including jamie raskin, mischaracterizing their integrity they decided to come forward with their identity. to give you an idea of the rolling back of the curtain we'll see this afternoon. >> bill: this is the foreign for the i.r.s. whistleblower for gary shapley. you heard the democratic lawmaker questioning about the whole claim about the a-team. james comer gave these two witness

. >> what's fascinating about what has happened with the i.r.s. whistleblowers is that none of the members asked the whistleblowers any substantive questions except for one, that was congressman goldman, who tried to find some way to defuse this damaging evidence. it was a disaster. in less than five minutes goldman demolished biden's defense and showed the president has been lying for years to the american people. so the amount of maneuvering room for the members is virtually down to 0. so all the press and members can do is to say can we just move on? well, they are not moving on. it was weird in the hearing when they are sitting in front of two respected whistleblowers who are saying that this deal was fixed, and these members were saying he has taken responsibility. the investigation is over. they are sitting in front of two people saying there was political interference and that's why it's over. >> dana: stand by. andrew is here with us. take us inside the courtroom. you are a former federal prosecutor. what is happening right now if they are

>> so you have credible i.r.s. employees that are following the money. they are looking at potential crimes in how they dealt with these i.r.s. claims, falsifying records, doing all sorts of things but they are not allowed to pursue the truth. they were impeded by the f.b.i., the department of justice, and that is the core of this. these people were not allowed to do their jobs. it was an incomplete investigation. harris, next week the judge is supposed to consider this plea deal. i don't know how a judge properly rules on a plea deal when you just had congressional testimony from i.r.s. agents saying they were not allowed to complete their investigation. it was purely political, something these people have never seen in their investigative careers and it directly ties joe biden and the biden family to corruption and money that is flowing from these overseas entities. remember, they were more than 20 entities, no products, no services, millions of dollars flowing to the bidens. these guys couldn't go and pursue it to its fullest. >> harris: you are also

the witnesses, who republicans call the a-team include an i.r.s. agent gary shapley and whistleblower mr. x publicly identified for first time. republicans look to expose how the justice department's hunter biden investigation was mishandled. manipulated and preferential. >> today is a huge turning point for us because we have two of the most knowledgeable people in america within the i.r.s. who understand international tax laws. we don't know what they did to receive this money. we don't think they paid a penny of taxes on it. and we're concerned that what they did to receive the money pertains to decisions that joe biden made. >> who are you going to believe? the biden/garland justice department that catholics were extremist and censored people or the two whistleblowers whose testimony has not changed and credibility is unimpeachable. >> harris: republicans revealing an f.b.i. agent detailed how he was stonewalled, kept from talking to hunter biden during the investigation. another one was told not to speak to the oversight committee one day befo

so has i.r.s. and d.o.j. if that's the concern and it is not an ongoing investigation they have to answer a lot of questions. that gets into some really politically sensitive questions going into an election. the third thing i would point out is the judge, anybody spent any time in delaware, that's a very small place. a very corrupt place. this judge is under incredible pressure and the fact that she appears to be taking this all very seriously and doing very hard work, hats off to her. i pray that that is the federal judiciary we have. we haven't seen evidence ofist at this point but i pray that is the federal judiciary we have. we need people who are above corruption. >> harris: you were talking about the judge and you were talking about the home state of the president of the united states that just must sit by and watch this to see what will happen with hunter biden. we have been told by the president of the united states, by his press secretary at least up until two days ago that the president and his son

the 15 hours of testimony from the two i.r.s. the department of justice delayed the prosecution of hunter biden to the degree that the tax crimes of 2014, 2015 statute of limitations expired, which the i.r.s. investigators testified that he should have been charged with several felonies. in the plea agreement that was presented to hunter biden, it shows tax crimes of misdemeanors. most average americans if they would have committed these crimes that were alleged by the whistleblowers would definitely face jail time. >> bill: is this garland's call to include it or not? >> that's exactly what we're trying to find out. it is definitely his call to include it and why we sent the letter to them and also prosecutor weiss. either one have the authorities because they're parties in the criminal plea agreement that they could allow it. i hope that they do the right thing. i would hope to believe they would want the judge to know. >> bill: in cases like this, is it normal to do this so a judge has all this in front of them? >> it is very

that's the case that the i.r.s.ers say was the biggest, clearest, most important in which hunter biden was paid all that money, you remember, from being a board member of this ukrainian company, burisma. but instead of having the money come straight to him he had the money go to a friend in china who then quote loaned hunter the money. that way he had all the money and never claimed any of it. reported any of it as income. the i.r.s. people felt that was a clear case of felony tax evasion, but weiss, u.s. attorney, let the statute of limitations run out on that one and hunter biden just got away with it. >> bill: a fair number of questions in that answer there. byron, thank you. more to come soon. thanks for your time. >> thank you. bill. >> dana: right now on capitol hill lawmakers grilling the heads of the pga tour on their controversial merger with saudi backed liv expected to get heated and we are keeping a close eye on that. a republican senator single handedly holding up hundreds of military promotions. part o

agents told stand down, wait, i.r.s.nts waiting outside of hunter biden's house and told don't go in. you can't go in. if this whistleblower is to be believed. now a second whistleblower confirming that. in fact, they brought in a superviseor from the office in delaware who also confirmed this testimony. what we're seeing here is deeply troubling. everybody should be united in ferreting out this corruption, stopping its politization and ending this endless media-generated and d.o.j.-generated fear mongering against certain candidates to protect corruption on one hand and target opponents on the other. none of this should be going on. this is not how justice operates. she should be blind whether your name is trump or your name is biden. it should be blind. the statutes need to be executed. that's all people are looking for. >> harris: panic politics leading to the injustice we're seeing now. that's what i hear you saying. let's move to this. big reaction to a house bill that's been introduced by brownlee seeking to take o

what they call it down at the i.r.s. is income. and what it means is there is $5 million potentially that hasn't been investigated and that isn't accounted for in this plea arraignment. >> dana: mary kathryn, the andy is talking about is this quote here. it says it cost $5 million to pay one biden and $5 million to another biden. they hired hunter biden to protect us through his dad for all kinds of problems. he replied to the effect don't worry hunter will take care of all those issues through his dad. what do you make of the changes, the slight changes in the language from the white house as this gets a little bit closer to coming to fruition in terms of all this evidence coming out now that the house republicans have the ability to subpoena and get documents? >> i think president biden foolishly gave himself no wiggle room when he was talking about hunter biden and business dealings whether or not he was involved. turns out there is millions of dollars flowing and actual evidence that this was with possibly joe biden's knowledge

. >> bill: yesterday a hearing was held with two i.r.s. whistleblowers who claim the justice department slow walked that tax investigation into hunter biden. democrats say there were just normal disagreements between prosecutors on how to charge a defendant. republicans are requesting interviews with official eaves from the i.r.s., the department of justice, and the f.b.i. dana and bill, back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: byron donalds, republican out of florida with us now. good morning. waiting for some time on this. we mentioned a also bit of the quote. i'll read it again through our -- for the audience here. cost 5 million to pay 1, 5 million to pay another. they hired hunter biden to protect us through his dad from all kinds or problems. i think that should read of problems. they replied something to the effect of don't worry, hunter will take care of all those issues through his dad. the f.b.i. has a problem with this going public. do you? >> no, i don't. because the f.b.i. should have been looking into this long ago. what we

i.r.s. whistleblowers claimed just this week that hunter biden, family members and business associates received more than $17 million from business dealings in ukraine and other countries. republicans say they will dig deeper. >> democrats can yell and scream all they want about gee, there is nothing there. there is something there. a lot of smoke coming out of that white house now and we need to keep on investigating it. joe biden is compromised, then this country is in dire straits. >> harris: top oversight committee democrat jamie raskin arguing republicans don't care about the accuracy of these allegations, evidently their political utility. let's see about that. republican congressman andy biggs who sits on the oversight and judiciary committees is in "focus." we begin with fox correspondent rich edson. >> good morning, harris, white house officials are dismissing the claims in this document. they say republicans are reckless and partisan for even releasing it. the white house spokesper

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jason foster joins us, the founder of empower oversight.org that represents i.r.s. whistleblower gary shapley. lindsey graham was talking with sean last night and had a lot of questions about this. listen to his questions first and turn it over to you. watch. >> here is what i do know. that i don't trust the system to tell me the truth. i want to know what happened, who did you talk to dismiss the allegation? how did you dispose of this allegation? i this for 1,000% for sure. the f.b.i. and other department of justice officials briefed mr. weiss and his team about the 1023. they were told by other people in the department of justice this is not russian disinformation you need to look at it. >> bill: a handful of questions. can you answer any of them for us in our audience, sir? >> well, mr. weiss most recent letter to congress. he sent three. none of them have clarified the situation, just sewed confusion. his most recent one relies on this distinction between his authority that he may have asked for as a special attorney as opposed to special counsel and relies to

we have what the i.r.s. whistleblowers pointed out blocked.we say we won't go after this evidence because it's in the current sitting president's home. we won't push on this door or open that closet. we don't want to upset power. i doubt that will change. they could tear up a plea deal at any time. i have think this is something they'll shove through. >> rich: we've heard from mark meredith our reporter at the white house, the president's son has settled his case with the woman who had his child. do you think this at all is -- plays into the white house approach politically here that the president of the united states is essentially according to the "new york times" not acknowledging one of his biological grandchildren? >> it is heartbreaking and something i think a lot of american families dealt with. children -- to see such a cold shoulder from the president toward his grandchild and from hunter for his daughter is heartbreaking. "the new york times" story is sad. a lot of americans relate to that. i don't know how much it will affect the el

the reason the i.r.s. and f.b.i.ou don't tip them off you don't want to give them a chance to lawyer up. you want to surprise them as it were and get their candid response. instead what happened here is they are claiming that f.b.i. headquarters let hunter and his team know that they were coming the next day and that this potentially gave hunter the opportunity to tell all his associates. they only ended up getting one interview that day after that tip-off. >> bill: tomorrow afternoon we have a hearing, right? and we believe this person x will be there. and we believe gary shapley will be there? he has done interviews and was out there and with bret on june 28th. here is a clip. >> the crux of one of the issues here is that we weren't allowed to ask questions about dad. we weren't allowed to ask about the big guy. we weren't allowed to include certain names and document requests and search warrants so we were precluded from following that line of questioning. >> bill: that's part of what he said. we'll get more tomor

there was a hearing yesterday with the i.r.s. whistleblowers. quite explosive and let's listen to a little bit of that from yesterday. >> out of having to pay the tax, right? >> that's correct. civil and criminal statute of limitations have expired. >> he could pay that today, right, voluntarily? >> yes. >> if he chose to voluntarily, yes, he could. >> mr. president might want to wander down the hall of the white house and say hunter biden, pay your taxes for 2014. two men testified there are is $125,000 owed and he ought to cut the check. >> dana: giving testimony on the criminal investigation into hunter biden's tax evasion claiming political interference and preferential treatment for him that stopped investigators that stopped looking into evidence that could have led to president biden. the advice is don't question the bidens. mike turner is chairman of the intelligence committee. now that this has settled in. where do you go from here? >> these whistleblowers, mr. shapley and ziegler did a great job. you could see that they had taken the s

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yes, we voted to fire biden's army of 87,000 i.r.s. agents and made sure not one dollar would be spent this year and took another $20 billion and we'll get the rest later. we ended the covid emergency. we created a bipartisan select committee on china. we passed the parents bill of rights so parents can have a say in their kids' education. we passed the strongest border security bill this country has ever seen. we passed the largest spending cuts in american history without any new taxes. and we passed the first permitting reform in more than 40 years. we passed new work riements for welfare to lift people out of poverty. we passed the largest pay raise for service members in decades. and the democrats voted against it. and every day we're working to hold the biden administration accountable. we're watching that success as well. there's one thing i hope you learned about this new republican majority. it's not just a republican majority. it's an american majority. this is now the people's house. where they can participate. bills now hav

about how much authority he had conflicts with what both the attorney general said and also what the i.r.s. whistleblower said. i think it's important that he come before the house and testify, alongside those irs whistleblowers and others in the meeting where he said he was powerless to bring these charges. >> bill: it looks like the dates available will be in the fall and i think that's kind of when the story is going to get maybe entering in a new chapter. devon archer will be behind closed doors tomorrow. i want to ask you about that in a moment. the house speaker kevin mccarthy went there, he dropped the i word. listen. >> i believe we will follow this all the way to the end and this is going to rise to an impeachment inquiry the way the constitution tells us to do this and we have to get the answers to these questions. >> bill: a loaded question here, miranda, i want to show this picture. devon archer did a lot of business with hunter biden and around the bidens a lot. just one photo now. at a golf course out in southampton, new york, the owner of the course next to him, devon archer

two i.r.s. whistleblowers talking about all the obstacles put in the way of an aggressive prosecution or investigation and prosecution. prosecutors who didn't want to file charges. you add merrick garland saying it would be an unfettered investigation. seems clear it wasn't. these are all peripheral. what did people get for all the money they gave hunter biden? >> bill: we don't have that answer yet. >> that's what we need investigated. >> bill: i don't know if we'll ever get that answer. i don't think anybody that sits at this table this week, next week are next year it was a sweetheart deal. christie is right. it should not take five years to get a decision. >> it will be tough to get the answer but the bidens have never been forced to give any answer. there is no sort of structure here where they say we're really doing it for this charity, nothing. what was it for? are they going to come back years later and he was an expert on ukrainian natural gas or chinese finance. >> dana: the attorney g

a couple of days ago last week two i.r.s. whistleblowers testified that they recommended felony charges for hunter biden but that more senior justice department officials intervened and even tipped off the biden transition team about a keyser much. they also claimed never to have seen that now infamous f.b.i. form in which a source says both bidens received $5 million each from burisma ceo for getting ukraine's top prosecutor fired while investigating that company. republicans are calling for an impeachment inquiry. >> we're at the important final stage of this whole thing, which is who are you going to believe? the two whistleblowers whose testimony has been consistent? or the garland/biden justice department which can't get their stories straight? >> the last time the white house addressed this issue on camera was last week on july 19th. take a listen to what karine jean-pierre said. >> we respect the department of justice as it relates to their conduct in investigations. that's something we say over and over from here and

republicans pointing to evidence like the i.r.s.lower testimony and bribery scheme and much more. the left still says there is nothing to see here. >> no showing of president biden actually engaged in any wrongdoing. why would we want to impeach him when there is no wrongdoing? >> if there was actual evidence, of course. there is no evidence. >> there is no real evidence that the president was involved. >> no reason for an impeachment inquiry. a way to get behind donald trump. >> democrats don't have evidence. republicans don't have evidence. they want to do an impeachment without evidence, that's the problem. >> harris: the white house press secretary dismissing questions. >> is the impeachment inquiry coming. do you think there has been enough evidence to have an inquiry? >> harris: your reaction. >> well, i have to say watching my democratic colleagues who four years ago were all too happy to jump into the water to impeach donald trump over a phone call starting to say wait a minute, there is nothing to see here. there is nothing

the i.r.s.histleblowers before the house committee said that they didn't know anything about this 1023 document at the time that they were meeting with the u.s. attorney in delaware. and if they had, that may have been a big deal. it should have been looked at by the u.s. attorney because bill barr sent it over to them before he left office. >> bill: okay. that's a lot. let me come back to a few things you just said. "wall street journal" editorial page. hunter biden's plea deal implodes. it backfires in federal court. i don't know if it all would have been over if they agreed with it. the judge stopped everybody in their tracks. had he been given immunity, would your investigation be dead in the water? >> no, not at all because we -- my job is not to determine whether hunter biden or president biden is guilty of anything, whether they've done anything. that's up to the executive branch and judicial branch. my job is to make sure is the f.b.i. doing their job of investigating properly everything

facing long wait times calling the i.r.s. since the start of this year alone, my office has assisted with more than 500 passport requests. more than tripled the number we helped with last year. this backlog undermines their trust in our government's ability to serve them effectively. this is not the fault of our federal workers. they are working tirelessly, including nights and weekends, to improve these delays. but they don't have the resources and bandwidth they need. now house republicans have proposed funding cuts to the i.r.s. and the state department that would only worsen these delays and the backlog, inhibiting americans from accessing these essential services. congress must reject these cuts and instead support these agencies with increased staffing and reliable funding. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: thank you, mr. speaker. i also wanted to thank chair roger williams, the ranking

you had the two i.r.s. whistleblowers who were beyond reproach. career professionals at the i.r.s. very serious cases. everything they said they backed up with a lot of evidence. democrats were reduced to suggesting that maybe it was all a misunderstanding or something. they really couldn't go after these witnesses. today will be very, very different. >> dana: andy mccarthy is with us. byron mentioned the lawsuit missouri verses biden. fourth of july a big ruling about freedom of speech and the questions there about whether the federal government went way too far in censoring americans when it came to these type of topics in particular covid. how does that figure in today's hearing? >> i will echo what byron so well said a second ago. it is a really serious and complicated issue, and it would be bad if it was treated as a cartoon thing. on the one hand those of us who remember the bad old days of terrorism we want the government and private parties to cooperate with the government in times of national emergency. the government can push that too far to the point that it is influenci

if two i.r.s. whistleblowers came forward? do you not find it disturbing that 16 of the 17 payments were paid while he was vice president? do you not find it concerning what product they produce, if they're specializing in foreign countries, why are all the countries china, romania, ukraine? why wouldn't the other foreign countries like france or ireland or germany hire him as well? why would you have to have 20 shell companies when your father and brother is vice president? why would you allow the department of justice to have the statue of limitations run out -- statute of limitations run out but be so fast in their indictments of your political opponents? take your politics away, put your reporter badge on and assed lady across the way that has a blind fold on and a scale of equal justice, shouldn't you raise that question too? thank you. have a good day. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respo >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the national press clu

informs the i.r.s. of evidence of tax crimes. a year later you have the 51 intel officials declare the laptop was all russian disinformation. that was also three weeks before a national election. november of 2022 james comer vows to carry out wide-ranging hunter biden probe. april of 2023 now, the whistleblower claims about mishandling in the investigation. we talked about that. the same month hunter's attorney meets with federal prosecutors and then yesterday that plea deal falls apart in court when the judge said i will not rubber stamp this case. we heard from senator grassley last hour. here is what he had to say about where we are now. >> my job is not to determine whether hunter biden or president biden is guilty of anything, whether they've done anything wrong. that's up to the executive branch and judicial branch. my job is to make sure is the f.b.i. doing their job of investigating properly everything dealing with the bidens. >> bill: that was last hour. jonathan turley law professor back this hour. you have been on tv e

i presume it would include the i.r.s. mr. ware: yes, it would. mr. phillips: are there systems and structures and technologies up to par right now in a way that is necessary to give you the information you need on a timely basis? mr. ware: i don't know if it is, but i know that when we work through certain agreements, we're able to get it. but i would argue that not just oversight entities, but some of these agencies could communicate when it comes to issuing government funds. mr. phillips: i would just argue that it might not be wise to reduce funding to the irs when we need to go after both fraudsters and tax cheats. but let, let me just wrap up by one more time just saying we can distill this entire hearing down into a simple question. we all agree that there's fraud. we all agree, we should go after it. we should also all agree to resource it to the level that the administration has asked. we should not be cutting it by $16 million. it makes this entire hearing. -- hearing, unfortunately, nonsensical. with that, mr. ware, i want to thank you. i k

they did the same thing yesterday in the hearing with the i.r.s. whistleblowers. because democrats are panicked right now. they're panicked because it's impossible to cover up the inescapable conclusions of the last few weeks. first, one, the hard evidence, mr. goldman and everybody else, now proves that the biden family is hopelessly corrupt and has apparently engaged in a long pattern of extortion, brianry, influence -- bribery and staggering abuses of power. mr. johnson: we're highlighting that we know a growing list of the most important executive branch agencies of the biden administration are in on it. they've also been corrupted. that ev been weaponized to help cover all this up. the first family's crimes. when we summarize all this stuff, it sounds like a premise of a dystopian novel or something but it's actually happening right now on our watch. this is not conspiracy theories, this is evidence. our hearing today is to put a spotlight on one more of these incredible avenues as unprecedented corruption and government cover-up and here again, a federal cou

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two i.r.s. whistleblowers will give their first public testimony on how the d.o.j.d them from investigating the bidens. this covers a lot of years as we say good morning. dana has the day off today. i'm bill hemmer live in new york. back by popular demand apparently. >> sandra: thank you for having me back. good to be here. i'm sandra smith and this is "america's newsroom." a lot to get to in an undeniable pattern of

and two i.r.s. whistleblowers will testify before the house oversight and accountability on the subject of misconduct at the d.o.j. on thursday, the senate judiciary committee will mark up and vote a bill to require the supreme court to adopt a code of conduct and explainecusal to the public. then, robert f. knedy jr. will testify before the house judiciary committee o allegations that the federal government and big tech co-lewded in censoring american -- colluded in censoring american speech. watch next week on the c-span networks o on our mobile app, c-span now. head to c-span.org for scheduling -- c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage you can find it anytime online at c-span.org. didio's of key hearings and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights. the markers are on the right hand side of your screen. this makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll throug

the two i.r.s.alleging the hunter biden investigation influenced by politics are set to testify before the house oversight committee next week. >> todd: so much to learn from them. >> carley: we learned hunter biden's job was to make sure the head of burisma wasn't investigated and joe biden pressures the prols cuter to get fired who was investigating head of burisma. >> todd: again, joe had no idea about hunter biden's business dealings. contentious hearing on capitol hill. >> are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> you won't answer the question, hold on, about whether or not that is a shake down and everybody knows why you won't answer it. >> so the president is under investigation? >> i'm not going to confirm or speak to who is or isn't under investigation. >> so he's not under investigation? >> i didn't say that. there are specific rules about where to store classified information. >> box in a garage? in a beach house? >> your agents in a field office attempted to spy on a catholic

burchett: if you sell over $600 stuff on e-bay now you get a call from the i.r.s. so please, what corporations? mr. grusch: i don't know the specific corporations i did provide to the kegs and specific divisions and i spent 11 1/2 hours at the intel committee. mr. burchett: has there been an active u.s. government disinformation program to debunk the u.a.p. and if so why? mr. grusch: i can't say publicly except from what i espoused about that. mr. burchett: ok. i've been told to ask you how to get it in the record. mrs. luna: what have you stated publicly in your interview for the public? mr. grusch: i talked about a multidecade campaign disenfranchised public interest. mr. burchett: i apologize, mr. chairman. i yield back negative 21 seconds. mr. grothman: thank you. ms. ocasio-cortez. ms. ocasio-cortez: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for coming here today. i conquer with the ranking member as well as several members on this committee this is a committee for whistleblowers and for the protection of whistleblowers as well. so we understand what you're putting o

he thinks it was the justice department in washington based off the testimony of i.r.s. whistleblower shapley who investigated the hunter biden probe and he insists he personally saw david weiss in a meeting complain he was not only not in charge of the probe and not able to charge hunter biden in other districts outside of delaware. >> i even had him repeat that because i knew how important that fact was and i wanted to make sure i understood it. >> late last week weiss wrote to republicans i would be granted 515 authority in delaware or california or any other areas. i asked sources on the hill will you bring him in, they said nothing decided yet at this point. back to you. >> shannon: sounds very capitol hill. >> bill: the attorneys for the accused idaho killer, brian kohberger, got a small win in court this week. a judge granting the request to access training records of three cops who investigated the murders of those four university of idaho students. former nypd inspector paul mauro joins us for analysis in a moment but first dan springer has the story live in the

thanks to the hard work of jason smith in the ways and means committee, i.r.s. whistleblowers have come forward with troubling information. these courageous individuals shed light on the politicalization and misconduct within the department of justice and the i.r.s. regarding the hunter biden investigation. the american people deserve answers. they deserve to know if federal law enforcement was compromised, if joe biden has shielded from evidence and if hunter biden was given preferential treatment leading to a sweetheart plea deal he received last month. transparency and accountability are the foundations of our democracy. mr. langworthy: and as members of this body, we must deliver on these principles. it is our responsibility to ensure that no one is above the law and that justice is served. i urge all of my colleagues to demand the truth and to stand with the american people. together we can restore faith in our institutions and safeguard the integrity of our democracy and, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlem

a lawyer for i.r.s. whistleblower gary shapley tells the daily mail it looks like the d.o.j.ay have pulled the three original prosecutors off the case. those three people who spent five years investigating were not named in david weiss's letter essentially announcing the charges against hunter and one of those new prosecutors had done work for louie free, former f.b.i. director. free and hunter were businesses possible for a possible time. possible conflict there as well, as gop lawmakers are looking for answers. a new op-ed. the only thing getting clear in hunter biden's case is the stench. let's just talk about the slap on the wrist that he essentially got on not only gun-related charges because he lied on his permit to get that he was formally caught with crack cocaine and his tax charges. if he agrees to this plea deal, which he has and will go to trial in july on the 26th, part of the deal is you have to stay clean. if they link the cocaine to hunter biden he already screwed the deal. what happens then? >> yeah, but all this is contingent of them being honest about hunte

and the i.r.s., it's investigating the biden administration. >> bill: that's a bigger deal. sir, thank you so much. we'll go through it together throughout the entire month. jonathan turley, thank you. >> aishah: still to come secret high-level talks to end the war in ukraine. reportedly hitting a brick wall with neither side willing to settle for peace without victory. the white house with a surprising take on that. plus what happens in vegas making headlines today. britney spears looking for an apology after an encounter with a security guard for the top pick in the nba draft. ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms deve

. >> no, especially when you have a top tier i.r.s. whistleblower, mr. shapley, who has said david weiss did not have full authority to charge hunter biden. they totally have this run around could he charge him in california, could he charge him in the district of columbia or was he -- was he confined to just delaware? that's a big question. the whistleblower has far more credibility on this issue. >> julie: had he charged him in washington he would have been charged with a felony not with a slap on the wrist which brings us back to our original point. jason chaffetz. great to see you, love you, buddy. >> thank you. >> julie: rich. >> rich: israel launching its largest military operation in the west bank in two decades. a live report from jerusalem as the conflict enters its second day. >> julie: working remotely is growing in some unexpected jobs. we'll tell you where people are now clicking in. on is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins a

last week two i.r.s. agents testified they wanted more serious felony charges lev eled against hunter biden. they never saw the f.b.i. document alleging joe biden and hunter echt received $5 mill from the head. ukrainian energy company to get ukraine's top prosecutor fired who was investigating the company. agents were not allowed to interview the family and say hunter was tipped off during a key search during the investigation. jim jordan yesterday. >> i think the important final stage at this whole thing which is who are you going to believe? the two whistleblowers whose testimony has been consistent or the garland/biden justice department which can't get their stories straight? >> we don't know when devon archer is supposed to appear before the committee. this is the last week congress is in session before the august recess. >> dana: we'll pay attention to that. >> bill: check out miranda devine's piece. thorough and a preview of what you'll see when this hearing happens. on cbs we mentioned chris chri

this in regard to the hunter biden investigation after bombshell testimony from an i.r.s. whistleblower. weiss is the prosecutor who gave hunter a plea deal on minor tax crimes and seems unwilling to comply and they may have to subpoena him to get his testimony. david spunt, the department of justice updates us today. hello, good morning. >> good morning to you both. mystery over who is actually calling the shots in the hunter biden investigation is taking a new turn. the trump-appointed u.s. attorney david weiss is doubling down once again insisting he has been in charge of this probe, remains in charge of this probe despite what a whistleblower told congress and told bret baier on our air. david weiss is a trump-appointed u.s. attorney based in wilmington, delaware kept on during the biden administration to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. house republicans want info from him tomorrow, the deadline is tomorrow. weiss wrote a letter late last week warning he won't make the deadline. it began with a different june 7th letter weiss wrote to house chairman jim

the house oversight commit see set to hear testimony from two i.r.s. whistleblowers who allege the d.o.j. hunter biden investigation was grossry mishandled and riddled with political roadblocks. this is "outnumbered" i'm kayleigh mcenany hear with harris faulkner and leslie marshal and host a podcast tudor dixon and douglas murray. oversight chairman james comer is calling them his a-team. we know the identity of one of the whistleblowers that gary shapley, the other thus far has been identified as whistleblower x. his identity, though, will be publicly revealed next hour and for the first time. at the hearing mr. x has been we learned with the irs for 13 years and he describes himself as a whistleblower compelled to disclose the truth. irs agent's attorney is vouching for the credibility of the two men coming forward. >> these are extremely credible investigators. gary is the supervisor of unit of 12 elite agents that investigate tax crimes. the other whistleblower, whose identity will be revealed today is a case agent for the hunter biden cas case. t

last week two i.r.s. whistleblowers said that weiss, despite his claim to have full and complete authority over the hunter biden probe, was sidelined by more senior officials seeking to protect his father. in the wake of that accusations from oversight republicans and allegations of corruption on bribery leveled in this unclassified f.b.i. form that senator grassley released last week, the white house messaging is shifting slightly and subtly. listen. >> i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses period. >> the white house and the president still stand behind his comment that he has never been involved and never even spoken to his son about his business? >> i've been asked this question a million times. the answer won't change. it remains the same. the president was never in business with his son. i just don't have anything else to add. >> tomorrow hunter biden is slated to have an initial court appearance. d.o.j. has said in the past he wil