Welcome, it is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz. Ben Ferguson with you. Hope you had a great Labor

Day weekend with your family and friends. And Senator, we've got a lot to talk about, including some

shocking new news that deals with a Comer subpoena of Mayorkas, the Secret Service over a tip-off of the

2020 Hunter Biden tax probe interview.

Now, I want you to remind people about this because this is something we've gone in depth

with Comer on on this show.

We did that two-part series with him.

James Comer talked about how interesting this was, that there was a tip-off that you would actually let people know in advance of what you were trying to gain from them when it comes to an investigation.

Well, this is something we've discussed at length on verdict, which is the allegations from two separate whistleblowers, senior career IRS employees, that the Biden

Justice Department, the Biden administration, were in effect obstructing justice, that they were

blocking for Hunter Biden, they were preventing any investigation of Joe Biden, and one of the

aspects of it is when the investigators

wanted to go and interview Hunter Biden. Now, that's a typical part of an investigation. You go and

try and interview the target of the investigation and see if, frankly, they'll say something dumb.

Well, in this instance, unfortunately, in the Biden administration, the political higher-ups at the Department

of Justice, allegedly, according to the whistleblowers, gave a heads-up to the Secret Service and

said, hey, these guys want to investigate Hunter, enabled him to prepare. They also gave heads-up to

Hunter's lawyers when they wanted to execute a search warrant on finding documents and

evidence of criminal activity. And so what has happened this week is that James Comer in the

House of Representatives has subpoenaed the Department of Homeland Security. And they're seeking

documents. They're also seeking depositions. So there there were total of six subpoenas sent on Tuesday.

One directed at Secretary of Mayorkas for documents and the remaining five for depositions.

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