Chair Jordan Highlights Why David Weiss Cannot Be Trusted

Jim Jordan
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Aug 12, 2023
Jim_Jordan highlights why David Weiss CANNOT be trusted to conduct a thorough investigation into Hunter Biden
I thank the gentleman for yielding.
The question is, who are you going to believe?
April 26th, in front of the United States Senate, the Attorney General said David Weiss
is in charge of the investigation.
October 7th, in a meeting with Gary Shapley, one of the whistleblowers, David Weiss said,
I'm not the deciding official.
Who are you going to believe?
On February 28th, I wrote the Attorney General asking him why there's no special counsel
in the Hunter Biden investigation.
He didn't respond, which is unusual in and of itself.
They always respond to the Judiciary Committee when we write something to them.
I wrote again on May 25th.
Again, the Attorney General didn't respond, but David Weiss did.
And here's what he said.
June 7th, he said this, I have been granted ultimate authority over the matter, including
responsibility for deciding where, when, and whether to file charges.
That's what the U.S. Attorney said on June 7th.
Three weeks later, Mr. Weiss wrote me again.
And he said this, I stand by what I wrote, but I wish to expand.
Wow.
Already changing his story.
23 days later, and he said this, my charging authority is geographically limited to my
home district.
Well, wait a minute.
You just told me 23 days before you have ultimate authority.
Now you change it.
Then again, on July 10th, Mr. Weiss wrote Senator Graham.
And he said this, paragraph two, to clarify, I have not requested special counsel designation.
Rather, I had discussions with departmental officials.
Mr. Weiss can't get his story straight.
Three different stories in a five-week time frame.
On June 7th, he's Tarzan, he's super, I got ultimate authority, I can do what I want.
File charges where I want, when I want, and how I want.
June 30th, well, actually, no, I can't.
And then, of course, on July 10th, he says, to clarify, I haven't requested special counsel
status, but I've been talking to the folks at Main Justice.
Three different positions in a little over a month.
You know whose story hasn't changed?
These two guys.
