The drip, drip, drip of the investigations into the pay-for-play operations of the Biden family have turned into a firehose. Listen Here:
Unable to defend the DOJ’s derailment of the IRS investigation into Hunter Biden’s crimes, Congressional Democrats were left sputtering about Donald Trump, racism, Donald Trump, and Donald Trump. Listen Here:
Live coverage of the House Oversight Committee hearing on the corruption of an IRS investigation into Hunter Biden that led to a “sweetheart deal” for the President’s son. Listen Here:
The White House daily press briefing got underway and a couple reporters asked about the bombshell report from two IRS whistleblowers that the DOJ interfered in their investigation into the Biden family’s foreign business deals with China, Ukraine, and Romania. Listen Here:
Testimony has been published from two IRS investigators who say the US Department of Justice slow-walked and stymied probes into Hunter Biden and his family – including President Joe Biden. They allege the DOJ also tipped off the Bidens ahead of time about planned searches and interviews. Listen Here:
Buzzfeed dies, rocket blow up, girls sports get defended, and an IRS whistleblower says the investigation into Hunter Biden is being influenced and obstructed by his father’s administration.
In this hour, Vince talks about what the new Inflation Reduction Act means for the working class and small businesses. More on Liz Cheney’s obsession with taking down Donald Trump.
In this hour, Vince breaks down the new inflation reduction bill. Ukraine continues to get aid from the U.S. but what about our citizens at home? Plus, Vince takes your calls.
If you were one of the lucky ones to find PPE during the course of last year, you might find some tax savings. Personal protective equipment including face masks, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes bought to stop the spread of COVID-19 can be deducted as a medical expense when filing taxes, the IRS said on Friday.
Accountants had asked the tax agency to push back the deadline given the ongoing challenges with COVID-19. The IRS agreed given the agency is still dealing with a backlog of tax returns from last year. The deadline delay was first reported by Bloomberg News. The Treasury and the IRS confirmed the news Wednesday.
