Explosive revelations have surfaced in the ongoing scrutiny of Hunter Biden’s case, as whistleblower Gary Shapley exposes CIA interference in the five-year tax probe. According to Shapley, federal investigators were blocked from interviewing Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris, described as Hunter’s “sugar brother,” by the CIA in August 2021.
The House Oversight and Judiciary Committee chairmen were informed of this obstruction, along with the summoning of two DOJ officials to CIA headquarters for a classified briefing on Morris, which effectively halted his pursuit as a witness in the investigation.
Sara Gonzales, reacting to the news, questions the unprecedented involvement of the CIA in a domestic tax fraud investigation, emphasizing that such interference deviates from standard investigative procedures.
Speculation arises about potential CIA assets, implicating either Hunter Biden or Kevin Morris, prompting Gonzales to raise the provocative question of whether Joe Biden’s son could be a CIA asset. These revelations shed light on the broader implications of Hunter Biden’s involvement in foreign companies like Burisma and CEFC, leaving Gonzales and others urging for clarity on the matter.
