Garland Appoints Corrupt Special Counsel To Stonewall Congress, Protect Joe Biden

Attorney General Merrick Garland granted Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss special counsel status Friday in a move designed to shield the DOJ investigation of meaningful oversight.

Weiss, Garland said, would oversee an “ongoing” criminal investigation into Hunter Biden with new federal protections.

“On Tuesday of this week,” Garland said, “Mr. Weiss advised me that in his judgment, his investigation had reached a stage at which he should continue his work as a special counsel, and he asked to be so appointed.”

Garland approved the request and ran off when pressed about why Weiss is just now being promoted to special counsel.

The appointment comes three weeks after Hunter Biden’s plea deal was derailed by a federal judge last month. The president’s son rejected the deal after the judge clarified the agreement would not offer the Bidens immunity from future charges. Prosecutors revealed in court that they were still considering charges under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).

The plea deal was also scuffled after a pair of whistleblowers from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) detailed explosive allegations of DOJ interference that prevented prosecutors from bringing the most serious charges against Hunter Biden.

Veteran IRS agents Joseph Ziegler and Gary Shapley testified before House lawmakers last month that the department actively sabotaged their federal tax investigation that originated as a probe into a foreign pornography ring. According to Shapley, Weiss allowed the statute of limitations to pass to avoid filing additional charges, with the most significant felonies left off