Biden’s Justice Department is itching to crack down on individuals who exposed multiple outrageous violations committed by federal officials in the five-year investigation of Hunter Biden, a key whistleblower has warned.

The latest warning says Biden may have his DOJ minions “pounce in retaliation.” This came from the second IRS whistleblower in the case before he testified to the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

So far, three whistleblowers have stepped up to expose how Daddy Joe and his stooges at the FBI and DOJ seemingly shielded Hunter from ferocious charges he would have faced, had been treated like an ordinary person.

The first whistleblower, IRS criminal supervisor Gary Shapley, revealed his identity weeks ago; the second, his subordinate, has been referred to as “Whistleblower X.”

The third one is a still-unnamed former FBI supervisor agent based in Wilmington, Delaware.

He was supposed to interrogate Hunter Biden together with Shapley, but the December 8, 2020 interview failed after Joe Biden’s transition team was tipped off about it, according to reports.

During the actual hearing on Wednesday, the whistleblower exposed his own identity. Joe Ziegler described himself as a gay Democratic man who is married to a male spouse.

In his draft opening statement, Ziegler reveals he saw first-hand both abuse of power and “corrosion” of ethics in the Hunter Biden investigation.

The man formerly known as Whistleblower X declared he was moved by his observations to come forward with the damning information that he and his supervisor disclosed.

The DOJ and FBI worked hard to minimize both the scope of the Hunter Biden probe and the charges the first son faced. Ziegler’s revelations have already been confirmed; last month, the Biden DOJ announced a “probation-only” plea deal that Hunter agreed to take.

Thus, even though Ziegler and Shapley recommended serious felony charges, the first son got away with two misdemeanors for not paying taxes in 2017-2018.

He is also getting away with a gun charge for owning a firearm while being intoxicated in 2018 – thus serving no prison time whatsoever.

Yet, despite the Bidens’ best efforts, the case is far from over.