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An entertainment lawyer named Kevin Morris gave Hunter Biden over $4.9 million to pay for his housing, car, and legal bills since 2019. In January, Morris told lawmakers in Washington, D.C. about the money he lent to Hunter. The Daily Caller reported that a whistleblower claims the CIA stopped an investigation into Morris. The whistleblower said that an IRS official named Gary Shapley was stopped from looking into Hunter’s taxes by the CIA.
The whistleblower said that Assistant United States Attorney Lesley Wolf and a Department of Justice tax attorney named Jack Morgan were called to CIA headquarters in Virginia. Shapley said that Wolf told him they had received a classified briefing about Morris, and as a result, they could no longer investigate him. Shapley wanted more information but was denied a briefing.
The CIA gave a briefing to the Department of Justice in the summer of 2021 that prompted the department to shut down any pursuit of Hunter Biden’s lawyer and friend Kevin Morris, according to an affidavit published by Congress on Wednesday. https://t.co/f6YiI4UXAP
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) May 24, 2024
It is strange that the CIA would get involved in a tax investigation. The CIA’s job is to focus on national security, not individual tax matters. This situation raises questions about why the CIA would intervene in a financial case. The fact that the IRS was stopped from looking into Hunter Biden’s taxes is concerning and deserves more scrutiny.
It is noteworthy that Kevin Morris has reportedly said he can no longer afford to financially support Hunter Biden. This raises questions about why Morris was helping Hunter in the first place and why no one else was stepping in to assist him. This situation sheds light on the challenges faced by Hunter Biden and the people who have been supporting him financially.
The involvement of government agencies like the CIA in private financial matters is troubling. It is important for the government to be transparent and accountable in its actions. The American people deserve to know why the CIA got involved in this case and what information they have that led them to intervene. This story highlights the complexities of government involvement in private financial affairs and the need for greater transparency and oversight.
