Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is urging the House to consider efforts to impeach President Biden after new WhatsApp messages 'directly' tie him to the 'millions of dollars coming from communist China.'
Cruz discussed allegations from an IRS whistleblower released by House Republicans this week, where an investigator on the Hunter Biden probe claimed there had been unprecedented efforts to prevent investigations intoWhistleblower Gary Shapley Jr.
"Let me be clear: This, on the face of it, is obstruction of justice," he said."And if Merrick Garland issued that order, he is the one blocking the investigation, and I think there's real evidence of Merrick Garland being guilty of obstruction of justice.
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