Hi, everybody. It's Cheryl Ackison. Welcome to another edition of Full Measure After Hours. Today, the whistleblowers versus the big guy.

There's an important follow-up to the IRS whistleblowers who exposed political interference in the Hunter-Biden tax probe.

Sunday, March 22nd on full measure, I'll be speaking with one of the key figures,

Joseph Ziegler, the IRS criminal investigator who, believe me, had no idea what he was getting

into in 2018 when he first uncovered potential tax

fraud tied to the Bidens. The saga that followed involves allegations of serious cover-ups and

once facing retaliation for his disclosure, along with his supervisor Gary Shapley, well, the update has to do with some good news.

They've managed to turn the tables in a big way,

vindicated now with legal settlements and even promotions as you'll hear.

This is extremely rare for whistleblowers.

They almost always get the short end of the stick.

Here's my interview and an update with Joseph Ziegler.

So I was the primary case agent who initiated the case against Hunter Biden.

Just normal part of doing my job was reviewing

bank reports relating to a foreign social media company. And in those bank reports, it mentioned

some Russian prostitutes who were involved with Hunter Biden, and they related to the

social media company. So started looking into it.

There was some prior filings from Hunter's divorce with his ex-wife to where she mentioned that

Hunter had tax issues. She mentioned a diamond. So there were a lot of things that were in there

in the public record that said, okay, there's, there may be something here.

So I had no idea who Hunter was at the time, just knew the Biden name, that was it.

Started digging into it.

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