Leaked Docs: Hunter Biden Was Involved in Trump Impeachment Over Ukraine

Hunter Biden was involved in Trump’s impeachment over Ukraine, according to documents leaked to Politico.

Hunter Biden’s lawyers leaked the entire case file related to the DOJ’s 5-year investigation and it’s a sight to behold.

The New York Times and Politico both published leaked documents revealing new information about Hunter Biden’s case and the inner workings at the Justice Department.

According to emails leaked to Politico, Hunter Biden met with impeachment lawyers in January 2020.

Recall, in September 2019 then-Speaker Pelosi and House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry into President Trump over his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

President Trump’s phone call with Zelensky was cordial and there were no threats, no pressure and no quid pro quo as Adam Schiff and the Democrats liked the public to believe.

Hunter Biden met with impeachment lawyers as Pelosi and Schiff were on the House floor lying about Trump’s phone call with Zelensky.

It is important to note that the FBI was in possession of Hunter Biden’s laptop from hell which documented numerous crimes related to the Bidens’ work in Ukraine while Democrats were persecuting Trump with an impeachment investigation.

Trump asked Zelensky to ‘look into’ Joe Biden’s threats to withhold money from Ukraine as well as Hunter Biden’s shady business with Burisma.

President Trump wanted Zelensky to look into the firing of Viktor Shokin, the prosecutor general who was investigating Ukrainian oligarch Mykola Zlochevsky, Hunter Biden and Burisma Holdings.

On January 26, 2020, Hunter Biden’s advisors said they would need Biden to set aside several hours to go through documents to settle his tax bill.

Hunter replied, “I have a meeting tomorrow with impeachment lawyers for the day. It will have to wait until Tuesday I’m afraid.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/leaked-docs-hunter-biden-was-involved-trump-impeachment/

IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley's lawyers say latest Hunter Biden probe reports confirm his testimony

"This is exactly the sort of preferential treatment these IRS agents blew the whistle on to begin with," the attorneys said.

Attorneys for an IRS whistleblower who said the Justice Department interfered with the Hunter Biden tax probe commented Sunday that the latest revelations about Hunter Biden's plea deal confirm his testimony.

IRS Supervisory Special Agent Gary Shapley and Special Agent Joseph Ziegler investigated Hunter Biden's alleged financial crimes but were removed from the probe after telling Congress that the Justice Department interfered with their investigation.

"Everything we have learned since he came forward has only added to the credibility of the testimony he and SA Ziegler provided," attorneys for Shapley with the firm Nixon Peabody and the nonprofit watchdog Empower Oversight said.

"Now, it appears that if it weren’t for the courageous actions of these whistleblowers, who had nothing to gain and everything to lose, Hunter Biden would never have been charged at all thanks to the sweetheart treatment of federal prosecutors in Delaware," the attorneys also said.

Their comments come after The New York Times and Politico reported Saturday that U.S. attorney for Delaware David Weiss appeared to be willing to completely avoid any prosecution of Biden until the whistleblowers told House Republicans that the Justice Department interfered in their investigation. Weiss suddenly began pushing Biden to plead guilty to the tax charges.

Weiss was appointed as special counsel in the Biden probe earlier this month after the proposed Justice Department plea deal fell apart.

"This is exactly the sort of preferential treatment these IRS agents blew the whistle on to begin with, and highlights why someone independent needs to be appointed special counsel rather than David Weiss," Shapley's attorneys also said.

https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/irs-whistleblower-gary-shapleys-lawyers-say-latest-hunter-biden-probe-reports

Twitter to use Israeli software to require selfie, gov't-issued ID for verification

Hundreds of thousands of verified X users may have to hand over their ID and send the company a selfie if they want to maintain their vaunted status on the platform.

Twitter Blue verification on X (formerly Twitter) will now require the user to supply the platform with a selfie alongside a photo of a government-verified ID, according to a Sunday report by PC Magazine.

The new verification process will be made possible with the help of Israeli AU10TIX software.

Users will have to agree to have their details stored for up to 30 days and for AU10TIX to also have access to the information. This is on top of the monthly subscription fee which was imposed on verified users last year.

X has claimed that the information will be collected “for the purposes of safety and security, including preventing impersonation” and does not carry any malicious intent.

Scammers have been taking advantage of the current verification process

Scammers have been using the relative ease of purchasing the 'blue check' to increase the effectiveness of their attacks, as reported by Protos online. By pairing a blue check with a name deceptively similar to famous people or companies, the scammers have used verification to convince primarily very young or very old users into handing over personal information, a type of scam known as phishing.

The move comes after a series of incidents in which multiple individuals and companies had their identities impersonated on X after early changes brought by Elon Musk meant that verification was simply a matter of paying for a subscription.

First uncovered by the X user Nima Owji, the first to notice the ID verification on Musk's own profile, he uploaded a screenshot of a message presented by the app seeming to confirm these claims.

https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-755505

Officials mum on 17 deaths this year at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma

Air Force officials have remained mum about the deaths of 17 people on an Oklahoma base this year, citing concerns for its active units as well as the families of those who have died.

When asked about the spate of deaths at Tinker Air Force Base, its spokeswoman Kimberly Woodruff told Military.com that the lives lost since the start of 2023 can be attributed to “various causes.” She initially declined to disclose the number of deceased, noting that several investigations are still underway.

“We are deeply saddened by the losses we have experienced at Tinker Air Force Base,” Col. Abby Ruscetta, the Tinker installation commander, said in a statement. “Our focus moving forward is to let everyone know we value them, and we stand together as a team.”

Currently, some 30,000 personnel, including government employees, contractors and civilians, are active on the base in Oklahoma City. A source there told Military.com they had been informed of several deaths this year, including potential suicides, as well as some related to COVID-19.

Ann Stefanek, an Air Force spokesperson, said it was up to the Department of Defense to release suicide statistics, though those numbers tend to be service-wide and do not typically identify a specific base. While the agency later confirmed 17 deaths have occurred at Tinker Air Force Base this year, it declined to specify which are being investigated as suicides.

Between the start of 2023 and March, the Air Force reported 17 suicides across the entire active-duty force, including two in the reserves and five in the Air National Guard. according to the Department of Defense’s quarterly report. Last year, the Air Force reported a total 63 suicides in the active-duty service, 13 in the reserve and 14 in the Air National Guard.

Woodruff said that Tinker is “committed to fostering a culture that values and encourages help-seeking behavior and enhances individual confidence,” adding that officials have also “engaged with our people following the recent losses of life” and established Military Family Readiness, a collection of professionals, chaplains and counselors dedicated to fostering mental well-being.

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2023/08/officials-mum-on-17-deaths-this-year-at-tinker-air-force-base-in-oklahoma/