During this episode of The Miller Report: Real Clear Journalism, Nancy Rommelmann highlights the key developments in the story of IRS agents Joe Ziegler and Gary Shapley, who came forward as whistleblowers during their investigation into Hunter Biden’s tax filings. The agents allege their work was slowed by internal resistance and political sensitivities, raising questions about the handling of high-profile cases. Now appointed as senior advisors within the Treasury Department, Ziegler and Shapley are sharing their experience in hopes of bringing attention to broader issues around tax enforcement and accountability.
Rommelmann discusses the value of a whistleblower, the way our society controls information, and where these men will go from here. Her full article can be found on RealClearInvestigations.com
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