BIDEN CRIME FAMILY CAUGHT! – IRS Whistleblower – Gay, Democrat, Joseph Ziegler – Confirms that Biden Family Received Approximately $17 Million in Payments from China, Romania and Other Countries

Courageous IRS Whistleblower – Gay, Democrat, IRS official Joseph Ziegler – told Congress on Wednesday that the Biden Family received approximately $17 Million in payments from China, Romania and other countries.

The House Oversight Committee led by Rep. James Comer (R-KY) held a hearing with IRS whistleblowers on Wednesday.

At least two IRS whistleblowers have come forward to reveal Hunter Biden received preferential treatment throughout the mop-up operation disguised as an investigation.

The anonymous whistleblower, identified as Joseph Ziegler, finally came forward publicly on Wednesday: “Today, I sit here before you, not as a hero or a victim, but as a whistleblower compelled to disclose the truth.

Ziegler testified that Ukrainian Burisma energy company paid the Biden family over $7.3 million!

The total was $17 million from foreign countries.

From the hearing:

Rep. James Comer: How much money did Hunter Biden and his business associates receive from the Ukrainian company Burisma , paid to everyone involved?

Joseph Ziegler: 6.5 million.

Rep. James Comer: Burisma also paid Blue Star Strategies and a law firm hundreds of thousands of dollars, bringing the total Barisma payments to over $7 million. Is that correct?

Joseph Ziegler: That is correct. 7.3 million.

Rep. James Comer: 7.3 million. Between 2014 and 2019, this brings the total amount of foreign income streams received to approximately $17 million, correct?

Joseph Ziegler: That is correct.

The Biden Crime Family just got caught.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/07/biden-crime-family-caught-irs-whistleblower-gay-democrat/

Nancy Pelosi actually tries to defend Biden's old age with an incredible excuse: 'He's a kid to me'

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D) employed a bizarre defense of President Joe Biden's age on Wednesday.

Pelosi, 83, dismissed concerns about Biden's old age — the president is 80 years old and would be 82 years old on Inauguration Day if he wins re-election — by pointing out that Biden is younger than herself.

"I think the president should embrace his age, his experience, the knowledge that he brings to the job," Pelosi said on MSNBC.

"Actually, the leader on the other side is not no much younger — I don’t like to use his name, but you know who I mean — he's not that much younger," she added, referring to former President Donald Trump, 77.

Describing age as a "relative thing," the former House speaker tried to normalize the situation by citing the ongoing work of 100-year-old Hollywood producer Norman Leer and 94-year-old architect Frank Gehry, who, according to Pelosi, recently commented to her about Biden's age.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/nancy-pelosi-defends-biden-age

Capitol Police IG: Only two of total 650 total reports from office have been made public since 2005

Russo committed to internally investigating a previous claim of retaliation against whistleblowers at the U.S. Capitol Police and reporting his findings to the subcommittee.

The U.S. Capitol Police inspector general on Wednesday told a House panel that he would never disclose the name of an internal whistleblower and revealed that just two of a total 650 reports from his office have been made public.

"We would protect that information at all costs," Inspector General Ron Russo told the House Administration Subcommittee on Oversight. "It's super serious that people feel comfortable to come to us without fear of retaliation so it's a priority to make sure we handle that with great care."

Russo officially became inspector general Jan. 29. Inspectors general offices are government watchdogs that essentially monitor the agency for waste, fraud, abuse and performance issues.

Russo also told the panel that the IG office is not required to make any of its reports public but said he personally supports publicly releasing the reports going forward. However, Russo noted that he currently cannot make the decision to publicly release reports unilaterally.

"The [Capitol Police] board makes the decision on a case by case basis," he said. "We put two online and I think there are six of seven in review now. I would anticipate those becoming public more rapidly."

According to the Capitol Police website, Congress established the U.S. Capitol Police IG office in August 2005.

New York GOP Rep. Anthony D'Esposito asked Russo about Capitol Police employees who came forward before he became IG about intelligence failures on Jan. 6, 2021.

D'Esposito said these whistleblowers were put on a performance-improvement plan and forced out of the department.

He pressed Russo on whether he would consider such actions retaliation. In response, Russo said he wasn't familiar with the details of that situation but he emphasized that protecting whistleblowers is "one of the most important things we do."

Russo committed to internally investigating the allegations D'Esposito laid out and reporting his findings to the subcommittee.

"Absolutely," he said.

In his opening statement, Chairman Rep. Barry Loudermilk said the subcommittee is reviewing claims of retaliation against employees after they spoke with the Inspector General's office. He vowed to "aggressively protect whistleblowers from any internal retaliation."

https://justthenews.com/government/congress/us-capitol-police-inspector-general