House Republicans allege that Hunter Biden lied under oath multiple times during a congressional deposition earlier this year, based on obtained information. The House Ways & Means Committee released documents showing three instances of alleged false testimony. Hunter Biden faces three upcoming trials: federal gun charges, lying charges, and tax charges. IRS whistleblowers have accused the Justice Department of allowing the statute of limitations to expire on some tax charges.
Federal prosecutors are seeking to deny Hunter Biden’s request for a delay in his upcoming California tax trial. The trial is expected to begin on June 20th, despite Biden’s attorney’s request for a 77-day continuance.
In his motion, Special Counsel David Weiss argued that Biden’s attorney had previously agreed to the trial dates and that no defendant should be granted a continuance due to a wrongly filed appeal.
Meanwhile, a three-judge panel of a federal appeals court has ruled that the tax case against Biden can proceed. In Delaware, Biden is also facing a gun charge trial scheduled to begin on June 3rd.
President Joe Biden has expressed apprehensions to his advisors regarding the potential prison sentence his son Hunter Biden may face in an upcoming felony gun case. The Justice Department initiated the case against Hunter, who allegedly purchased a handgun while struggling with crack cocaine addiction. The president’s aides are concerned that Biden’s anxiety will intensify as the trial’s June 3rd commencement date approaches. Biden is expected to monitor media coverage of the proceedings and communicate with Hunter regularly. However, the White House will refrain from establishing a ‘war room’ and will instead rely on Hunter’s attorney to handle the case publicly.
Ahead of Hunter Biden’s upcoming trials on gun charges, lying, and tax charges, White House aides express President Biden’s daily worry for his son. The gun crime trial, set to begin on June 3, could result in jail time if Biden is convicted. Despite attempts to delay the Delaware gun trial on Tuesday, the judge ordered proceedings to move forward. The younger Biden also faces a June 20 trial in Los Angeles for tax charges. Meanwhile, former President Trump is facing four criminal indictments, with the first trial ongoing in Manhattan.
Despite facing multiple felony charges and investigations, Hunter Biden was recently photographed vaping in public with friends in Malibu, California. The incident highlights the ongoing legal issues and personal struggles that have plagued Biden, including gun and tax evasion charges, as well as a probe into his business dealings and potential preferential treatment from the Justice Department.
In a recent letter, Rick Reynolds criticized President Joe Biden, questioning his competence and integrity. Reynolds highlighted Biden’s handling of classified documents and his son Hunter’s business dealings in Ukraine, arguing that Biden lacks the necessary qualities for the presidency. Additionally, Reynolds suggested that both Biden and his main challenger should step aside for younger candidates with fresh ideas to address the nation’s debt crisis. The letter also raises concerns about Senator Jacky Rosen’s true loyalty in light of her recent distancing from President Biden.
Tony Bobulinski, a former Hunter Biden business associate who testified against President Joe Biden in the House GOP’s impeachment inquiry, has filed a $20 million defamation lawsuit against Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD). Bobulinski alleges that Raskin made false claims about him, including accusing him of being a Chinese or Russian spy and a Trump campaign plant. Raskin has previously criticized Bobulinski’s credibility and connections to a Russian oligarch.
