House GOP Investigates DOJ Retaliation in Biden Impeachment Inquiry

Jason Galanis, a key witness in the inquiry, alleges his home confinement was denied to silence him.

House Republicans are investigating claims of DOJ retaliation against Jason Galanis, a federal prisoner who testified in the Biden impeachment inquiry.
Galanis, serving a 14-year sentence for fraud, alleges his home confinement request was denied to prevent him from sharing information about Hunter Biden's business dealings.
Galanis claims to have been a business partner of Hunter Biden, involving a scheme to attract billions from overseas investors using the Biden family name.
The DOJ has previously charged Hunter Biden with tax evasion and illegal firearm possession, but not in connection with Galanis's fraud schemes.
Republicans have also explored other avenues in their inquiry, including interviews with a New York gallerist and the trustee of a bankrupt healthcare company.