Feds Say They Have Enough , To Charge Hunter Biden.<br />'The Washington Post' reports that federal investigators think they have enough proof to charge the president's son with tax crimes.<br />They also think they have evidence to show that Hunter falsified paperwork to acquire a gun in 2018.<br />Investigators are also reportedly looking into money he received from a Ukrainian utility company and his business affiliations in China and Kazakhstan.<br />'The Washington Post' reports that now a U.S. attorney in Delaware will decide whether to bring charges.<br />According to Attorney General Merrick Garland, David Weiss is in charge of overseeing the case.<br />'The Hill' reports that Weiss <br />was appointed by Trump in 2018.<br />Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, <br />told 'The Hill' that he hasn't had any contact “whatsoever with any federal investigative agent.” .<br />Therefore, a rendition of the case from such an ‘agent’ is inherently biased, one-sided, and inaccurate, Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, via 'The Hill'.<br /> It is regrettable that law enforcement agents appear to be violating the law <br />to prejudice a case against a person<br />who is a target simply because <br />of his family name, Chris Clark, an attorney for Hunter Biden, via 'The Hill'.<br />A spokesperson for the U.S. attorney in Delaware and the Department of Justice have yet to comment on the matter
