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Senator Graham Challenges Weiss's Letter Amidst Hunter Biden Investigation Discrepancies

Senator Lindsey Graham is publicly questioning the letter sent by U.S. Attorney David Weiss concerning the Hunter Biden investigation. Weiss, who is overseeing the probe, reiterated in the letter that he did not request special counsel status, contradicting claims made by IRS whistleblowers. This discrepancy is a key point of contention for Senator Graham, who expressed distrust in the Department of Justice's handling of the case during an appearance on "Hannity." He emphasized the need for Weiss and other officials to testify under oath to clarify the situation.

Whistleblowers have alleged that Hunter Biden received preferential treatment throughout the investigation, with decisions consistently made in his favor. They also claim Weiss was denied special counsel status and prevented from filing charges outside of Delaware, specifically in Washington D.C. and California. These assertions directly contradict Weiss's and Attorney General Merrick Garland's statements, marking the third instance where Weiss's account has differed from that of IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley.

Senator Graham's primary concern revolves around the handling of a specific 1023 investigation and allegations of bribery involving Hunter and Joe Biden in Ukraine. He stated his intent to uncover the truth regarding these accusations, regardless of Weiss's letter. The Senator also questioned the veracity of claims surrounding the 1023 form and whether any investigation into its contents was deliberately suppressed. He is determined to understand the full scope of the investigation and how these serious allegations were addressed.

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Shapley, a seasoned IRS veteran, alleges that the investigation into Biden's finances was deliberately slowed down as the 2020 election drew near. He claims Weiss privately admitted to not being in full control of the investigation, a claim seemingly supported by the whistleblowers’ allegations of interference from higher authorities. Shapley recounted a meeting where Weiss purportedly acknowledged his lack of authority, further deepening the inconsistencies surrounding the investigation.

This ongoing disagreement between Weiss, Garland, and the whistleblowers raises serious questions about the integrity and transparency of the Hunter Biden investigation. Senator Graham's pursuit of answers signals increasing scrutiny and a determination to uncover the full truth behind these conflicting accounts.