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Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, has been indicted on federal tax charges. The indictment alleges that he engaged in a 4-year scheme to avoid paying $1.5 million in taxes for the years 2016-2017 and filed false tax returns to evade taxes for 2018. The indictment includes at least 3 counts. This is the second indictment brought by special counsel David Weiss's office, with the first being 3 felony counts related to Hunter Biden's alleged unlawful possession of a firearm.

My son has not made money. The House Oversight Committee found checks totaling $240,000 in Joe Biden's account from Hunter's dealings with a Chinese energy company. Hunter sent messages demanding payment, leading to $5,000,000 wired to a joint venture. Money then moved to Hunter's company, his uncle James, and finally Joe Biden. The White House denies Joe's involvement, but questions remain. More bank records are expected.

Speaker 1 thanks the committee and introduces the topic of oversight. They discuss Hunter Biden's alleged tax write-offs and payments to prostitutes. Speaker 2 confirms the investigation started in November 2018 and acknowledges the bank records showing payments to prostitutes. Speaker 1 expresses concern about the lack of charges against Hunter Biden and presents evidence of potential violations of the Mann Act. They also mention Hunter Biden using his law firm to pay prostitutes and write it off as business expenses. Speaker 2 defers to the House Ways and Means Committee for further action. The discussion continues, but the transcript ends abruptly due to time constraints.

The IRS agents found evidence to investigate Joe Biden for financial crimes. Despite claims of no evidence linking Joe to Hunter Biden's businesses, the speaker believes it is untrue.

This summer, evidence from bank records shows a $200,000 payment from Joe Biden's brother to the president. The payment was labeled as a loan repayment, but it raises questions about Biden's involvement in his family's questionable financial dealings. The House Oversight Committee is continuing to investigate.

Hunter Biden, son of Joe Biden, is facing multiple charges including possession of a gun and federal felony tax charges. The special prosecutor handling the case has been criticized for their handling of the plea agreement, which fell apart. While tax charges are usually resolved through civil means, these charges against Hunter Biden were unexpected. It is worth noting that the amount of money involved in the tax evasion is not significant, and Hunter Biden had already paid it back. This situation challenges the argument of a two-tiered justice system, as Hunter Biden has faced legal consequences.

The White House has criticized the GOP for investigating Hunter Biden, but they may have undermined their own argument. During the first family's return from Delaware on Marine One, Hunter Biden was seen getting off the helicopter, even though he wasn't on the passenger list provided by the White House. Hunter is currently defying a congressional subpoena and facing charges that could result in a total of 42 years in prison. This raises questions about the White House's claim that the president is not involved in Hunter's legal troubles.

Joe Biden was involved in meetings, dinners, and golf with Hunter Biden and his associates. He conditioned $1 billion in American tax money on firing a prosecutor linked to a company Hunter was on the board of, where he earned $1 million annually.

Hunter Biden is facing nine counts, including three felony tax offenses and six misdemeanor tax offenses. The Justice Department alleges that he evaded paying over $1.4 million in federal taxes between 2016 and 2019. They also accuse him of filing false returns and withdrawing $1 million from his company outside of the payroll tax withholding process. Additionally, he allegedly spent $1 million on an extravagant lifestyle instead of paying his tax bills. The charges carry a maximum penalty of 17 years in prison. The investigation is ongoing, and it remains to be seen if a plea deal will be reached or if it will continue.

President Joe Biden has been accused of lying about his family's involvement in influence peddling schemes and receiving money from China. The House Oversight Committee is releasing subpoenaed bank records that allegedly show Hunter Biden's business entity making direct monthly payments to Joe Biden. Hunter Biden is currently under investigation by the Department of Justice for tax evasion and other crimes. It is claimed that the Justice Department tried to prevent investigators from asking questions about Joe Biden. There is evidence suggesting that Joe Biden knew about and benefited from his family's business dealings, including speaking with his son's foreign business associates and allowing his son to use Air Force 2 for business trips. The House Oversight Committee is continuing to investigate Joe Biden's involvement in his family's business schemes.

A whistleblower's client, whose identity remains undisclosed, helped conduct an investigation related to Hunter Biden. The investigation, which CBS News has learned about, focuses on Hunter Biden. A few years ago, Joe Biden expressed his willingness to cooperate with the world. However, after the Department of Justice initiated an investigation into his finances, the FBI gathered evidence that they believed could lead to tax crime charges against Hunter Biden. The findings were then sent to the US attorney in Delaware. Since then, there has been no further information or updates.

In 2018, the oversight committee revealed that Hunter Biden made monthly payments of around $1400 to his father using a business account linked to China. Hunter claims it was for car payments, but there is no evidence of any loan agreement. This raises concerns of money laundering and tax evasion, as it appears they were trying to hide the money from the IRS and the public. Joe Biden, who has advocated for everyone to pay their fair share, seems to be avoiding his own fair share along with his family.

The speaker mentions that an investigator's work was compromised due to political considerations. The investigator, referred to as Michael, does not provide specific details about his client or the target of the investigation. However, it is revealed that the investigation is related to Hunter Biden. The speaker also mentions that two years ago, Biden claimed to be cooperative when the Department of Justice (DOJ) opened an investigation into his finances. The FBI collected evidence to potentially charge Biden with tax crimes and shared their findings with the US attorney in Delaware. Since then, there has been no further information or updates.

Hunter Biden's recent tax charges have brought attention to a passage in the indictment that reveals he did not make any payments towards his tax liabilities despite spending large sums to maintain his lifestyle. This is significant because it raises questions about his state of mind and willfulness in allegedly violating tax laws. Hunter Biden claims his sobriety date is June 1, 2019, which could impact his defense. His attorney argues that the charges were politically motivated and would not have been brought if his last name were different. Hunter Biden has not yet provided an explanation for his actions.

Two IRS employees have blown the whistle on the federal government's unequal treatment of taxpayers when enforcing tax laws. They were investigating Hunter Biden, not on anyone's orders, but as part of their regular work. The IRS recommended charges against Hunter Biden for tax crimes, including attempted tax evasion, fraud, false statements, and failure to file returns or pay taxes. These crimes involved around $2.2 million in unreported taxes on global income from Ukraine, Romania, and China, totaling $17.3 million from 2014 to 2019. Hunter Biden personally received $8.3 million.

The biggest misconception about the Hunter Biden case is that he committed felony tax offenses while under the influence of drugs. This is false; he filed false tax returns during a period when he claimed to be newly sober in his book. A comparison of his statements in the book and the information on the tax returns reveals inconsistencies.

Hunter Biden's questionable decisions and potential legal issues are discussed, with mention of his father, President Biden. The impact of Hunter's actions on his father's political career is debated, with some voters claiming they would have changed their vote if they knew about Hunter's controversies. The speakers also touch on drug use and personal struggles.

Hunter Biden's involvement with a Ukrainian energy company while his father, Joe Biden, was Vice President is questioned. Joe Biden claims he didn't know what his son was doing and only found out after he joined the board. He trusts his son and sees no reason to investigate further. The interviewer suggests that as Vice President, Joe Biden should have been more aware of his family's activities, but Joe Biden dismisses the idea. He deflects by mentioning the issues surrounding Trump's family. Joe Biden believes there is no evidence to suggest any wrongdoing on his son's part.

A supervisory special agent at the IRS is set to testify before Congress, claiming that his investigation has been hindered due to what he perceives as special treatment. He does not provide specific details about his client or the target of the investigation. However, it has been revealed that the whistleblower's investigation is related to Hunter Biden. Two years ago, Biden stated that he was fully cooperating with the DOJ's investigation into his finances, as the FBI had gathered enough evidence to potentially charge him with tax crimes.

In this video, the speaker discusses the controversial plea deal of Hunter Biden, son of President Biden. It is revealed that Hunter did not pay taxes of over $1.5 million in both 2017 and 2018, which appears to violate the Ashcroft memo. The speaker expresses disappointment in the plea deal, considering it a joke and a slap in the face to ordinary Americans. The investigations into bribery and money laundering allegations against Hunter and the president are still ongoing. On one side, left-leaning individuals defend the deal, while on the other side, there is anger and resentment. Journalist Catherine Harridge suggests that this plea agreement will be controversial, especially among Republicans. The speaker criticizes the double standard in the justice system, contrasting the treatment of Hunter Biden with that of a Trump-supporting grandmother who received prison time for a misdemeanor.

When Joe Biden ran for president in 2019, his federal forms and tax returns showed a $5 million discrepancy in his income for 2017 and 2018. These forms were prepared by the same person, so it wasn't a case of innocent confusion. That $5 million also happens to be the amount mentioned in the FBI document that Christopher Wray lied about having. The FBI never revealed the informant's name until they arrested him, and the media claimed he lied to the FBI. However, they never specified what he lied about. Years before the laptop came out, this informant mentioned $5 million, and Hunter did receive $5 million but got a W-2 form for it. Hunter was charged for not paying taxes on Ukraine money, which he received a W-2 for. He never paid taxes on the Chinese, Romanian, Kazakh, and Russian money.

Hunter Biden is seeking to reduce his monthly child support payments, which could potentially reveal more about his financial records and complicate other scandals involving him as the president's son.

President Biden's son, Hunter, had business dealings with associates from Ukraine, Russia, and Kazakhstan. Hunter's emails suggest he shared earnings with his father. Hunter also formed a Chinese fund after a trip with his father to Beijing. Emails mention a "big guy," believed to be Joe Biden. Hunter visited the White House frequently and had meetings with his father. Photos show Joe Biden golfing with Hunter and a business partner who also met with Biden in the White House.

The Biden family used Joe Biden's name to make millions, with Joe's knowledge. Joe was dishonest about his family's business dealings. He met with his son's partners, used an alias for emails, and took actions coinciding with their business. During the 2020 campaign, a lawyer paid off Hunter Biden's taxes to avoid political risk. Hunter believed his legal issues would disappear when Joe became president. Joe benefited from his power, did not stop it, and lied about it.

Hunter Biden is back in the news as the DOJ claims a Romanian oligarch paid him to influence US policy while his father was VP. Documents reveal Hunter received $3,000,000 from Gabriel Papaviccu, a Romanian businessman facing a criminal investigation. Prosecutors allege Hunter concealed the nature of his work to protect President Biden. Papavicu is set to testify at Hunter's tax evasion trial in September. Republicans argue Hunter used his father's name for access.