A recently released IRS whistleblower report from the House Ways and Means Committee includes a 2017 WeChat message thread between Hunter and James Biden, featuring a participant referred to as “Dad.”
According to Monmouth University, WeChat is monitored by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The content of the WeChat message thread is redacted, but it indicates that “Dad” is the administrator. The subject of the message is “Hunt/Jim,” seemingly referring to President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, and his brother, James.
The source file of the message was “Robert’s iPad.” Robert is Hunter’s middle name.
The message, dated December 19, 2017, was sent the year Joe Biden left office as vice president. During this time, the Biden family business reportedly earned significant sums from foreign business deals.
The House Ways and Means Committee approved the release of IRS whistleblower records, which included previously undisclosed sensitive information collected by IRS special agent and current whistleblower Gary Shapley.
Additional documents released by the committee reveal that Kevin Morris, Hunter Biden’s former “sugar brother,” had some involvement with the CIA. According to the committee, the Department of Justice (DOJ) was unable to interview Morris “as a witness” in its investigation of Hunter Biden due to information obtained from the CIA.
“So Hunter Biden’s sugar daddy—the weirdo who paid off Hunter’s tax bills and paid for his lawyers and apparently bankrolled Hunter’s documentary—is a CIA asset?” Sean Davis, CEO of the Federalist questioned on X. “Which means the CIA has been protecting Hunter the whole time?”
The documents also suggest that Hunter Biden may have lied to Congress during his closed-door deposition.
House investigators launched a probe into the Biden family in 2022, uncovering that Joe Biden received money from James and Hunter Biden. The investigation also revealed that nine other Biden family members, including two of Joe Biden’s grandchildren, received payments from the family’s foreign business ventures.
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