Quoting an unnamed senior aide to President Joe Biden, CNN reported last week that the president is deeply “obsessed” with and increasingly “irritated” by the media’s focus on his son. The aide disclosed that the subject of Hunter’s legal challenges has become a source of personal distress unlike any other matter for the president.

Undoubtedly, the president is troubled by his son’s predicament. However, his unease goes beyond this due to the initiation of House investigations that are revealing hints of his own involvement in his family’s overseas business ventures.

The public is now coming to realize that the business is intricately linked to Joe Biden.

Recent reports from the New York Times and Politico provided fresh insights into the Department of Justice’s handling of Hunter’s case. It has come to light that U.S. Attorney David Weiss, who was appointed as a special counsel for the case, was poised to charge Hunter with tax evasion and firearm-related charges in October 2022.

According to Politico, after substantial negotiation between Hunter’s legal team and federal prosecutors, Weiss ultimately relented to Clark’s threat and decided to drop all charges against Hunter Biden without requiring any guilty pleas.

As history tells us, the agreement crumbled dramatically under the scrutiny of Judge Maryellen Noreika on July 26. Judge Noreika specifically expressed concerns about the constitutionality of the diversion clause and the wide-ranging immunity it afforded to Hunter.

Naturally, Joe Biden is anguished over his son’s troubles. However, his concern runs deeper because he understands that this was a family endeavor. Despite assertions from the Left that this is exclusively a Hunter Biden story, mounting evidence underscores the inextricable connection between Joe Biden and his son’s questionable overseas business involvements.

The recent Politico and New York Times reports further compel him to relinquish claims of impartial treatment in his son’s case.

While the rationale behind Biden’s decision not to pursue the presidency in 2016 remains uncertain, it is known that he was grieving the loss of his eldest son, Beau, who passed away in May 2015. Additionally, he lacked the endorsement of former President Barack Obama and other influential figures within the party.

Had he chosen to abstain from the 2020 presidential race, his actions might have remained concealed. Nevertheless, with these revelations looming over his family, he chose to launch a presidential bid in 2019, likely confident that the Department of Justice would shield him from legal repercussions. They made concerted efforts to do so.

Thanks to the relentless efforts of House Republicans like Rep. James Comer (R-KY), the truth is gradually emerging. They will persist until the Biden family’s influence-peddling ventures are fully exposed.