Tony Bobulinski suggests that Justice Department interfered on behalf of Hunter Biden

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The most galling revelation from Tony Bobulinski’s congressional testimony is not that President Joe Biden was indeed complicit in Hunter Biden’s overseas influence-peddling-for-profit scheme. House Republicans have already amassed multiple bank statements, witness testimonies, and emails confirming that the president repeatedly appeared at the first son’s business dealings and that paychecks from the younger Biden’s foreign business associates were sent to Joe’s own home. Rather, Bobulinski, the former professional associate of Hunter Biden who has spent nearly four years trying to blow the whistle on the whole family business, confirmed that he has been entirely ignored by law enforcement.

Three and a half years after Bobulinski voluntarily told his story to an FBI field office under oath, Bobulinski says he has not been contacted further by the FBI. He alleges he has not been contacted by the CIA, local law enforcement, or the Justice Department more broadly. And most egregiously, Bobulinski says he has not been contacted by David Weiss, the special counsel specifically appointed to investigate Hunter Biden’s potential criminal activity and whether it implicates the president.

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