Two former IRS employees who initially blew the whistle on alleged improper handling of the Justice Department's case against Hunter Biden have released a new book, claiming they've finally received vindication for their claims.
The book, titled "The Whistleblowers vs. The Big Guy," was written by Joseph Ziegler and two other whistleblowers. Their 2023 allegations sparked intense scrutiny over the handling of the tax fraud case against Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden.
According to the book, the authors claim that their warnings about potential wrongdoing were consistently ignored or downplayed by the Justice Department. The title of the book is a reference to Hunter Biden's nickname "The Big Guy," which has been widely reported in various media outlets.
In an interview with CBS News, Joseph Ziegler described his experience as a whistleblower and claimed that the new book provides conclusive evidence that his colleagues were right all along. Ziegler's claims centered on allegations of improper handling of tax returns and other matters related to Hunter Biden's business dealings.
The release of the book comes at a time when there is renewed attention on the Hunter Biden case, with some Republicans calling for further investigation into the matter. However, it appears that the whistleblowers' concerns were ultimately validated, and their efforts have helped shed light on potential wrongdoing within the Justice Department.
The book, titled "The Whistleblowers vs. The Big Guy," was written by Joseph Ziegler and two other whistleblowers. Their 2023 allegations sparked intense scrutiny over the handling of the tax fraud case against Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden.
According to the book, the authors claim that their warnings about potential wrongdoing were consistently ignored or downplayed by the Justice Department. The title of the book is a reference to Hunter Biden's nickname "The Big Guy," which has been widely reported in various media outlets.
In an interview with CBS News, Joseph Ziegler described his experience as a whistleblower and claimed that the new book provides conclusive evidence that his colleagues were right all along. Ziegler's claims centered on allegations of improper handling of tax returns and other matters related to Hunter Biden's business dealings.
The release of the book comes at a time when there is renewed attention on the Hunter Biden case, with some Republicans calling for further investigation into the matter. However, it appears that the whistleblowers' concerns were ultimately validated, and their efforts have helped shed light on potential wrongdoing within the Justice Department.
anyway back to this new book, so basically these whistleblowers are saying that their warnings were ignored and it's only now that they're getting vindication? that's kinda wild, but also kinda cool that they stood up for themselves and got some recognition 
i'm still not sure what's going on with the justice department though... is it like a big mess or something? 
It just goes to show how hard it can be for whistleblowers to have their voices heard. And what's even more messed up is that Hunter Biden's dad has been in office for years now and we're still getting updates on this case. It's like, shouldn't the Justice Department have gotten it together by now? 
. I mean, it's crazy that they finally got vindication after all this time, and now we know for sure that some people were ignoring or downplaying all sorts of red flags regarding Hunter Biden's case 
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. This new book is definitely a game-changer, and I'm gonna have to check it out ASAP 
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. I mean, I guess you could say they've finally achieved their dream of being heard and validated 
. Anyway, kudos to these whistleblowers for speaking truth to power and holding everyone accountable 
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. They say their warnings were ignored or downplayed by the Justice Department, but where's the concrete proof? You can't just release a book and expect everyone to swallow it hook line and sinker 
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. It's all about politics, if you ask me 
. I need to see some real evidence before I buy into this whole thing 
. And what about the other potential wrongdoing that didn't get reported? Are they just conveniently staying quiet? 
what i do know is that whistleblowers are often in a tough spot and it takes guts to speak out against the system
. But hey, at least they're trying to shed some light on it now.
their new book is just a bunch of made-up nonsense. I mean, come on, they're just trying to get attention and boost their egos by claiming they were vindicated when really they were just lucky to get the story out there without getting sued for defamation 
their "conclusive evidence" is probably just a bunch of cherry-picked data and half-baked theories. And let's be real, if the Justice Department was really that incompetent, why did they get their warnings ignored or downplayed? Maybe it's because there wasn't any wrongdoing going on in the first place 
and honestly, I'm kinda surprised these guys didn't just stay quiet and collect their pensions like normal people 
. But what really gets my goat is how the Justice Department handled this whole thing. Like, seriously? Ignoring warnings and downplaying potential wrongdoing? That's just basic accountability... I mean, I get it, it's not like they wanted to be bothered with Hunter Biden's shady business dealings 
. But honestly, can we talk about something else? Like, what's up with this forum's formatting issues?