Recent allegations from whistleblowers concerning President Biden's potential involvement in his son Hunter's business affairs have sparked increased media attention. News outlets, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, and NBC, are now actively pursuing the story, a shift from previous coverage.

The catalyst for this renewed interest appears to be a combination of Hunter Biden's recent plea deal and the emergence of compelling evidence from IRS whistleblowers. One key piece of evidence is a text message allegedly sent by Hunter Biden to a Chinese business associate while President Biden was present. The message reportedly contained a threat of repercussions if a payment to the Bidens wasn't made. This, along with claims of Justice Department interference in the Hunter Biden investigation, has raised concerns about potential corruption at the highest levels of government.

The timing of a recent state dinner invitation extended to Hunter Biden by the President, just after Hunter's guilty plea, has also drawn criticism. This move has been perceived by some as a misstep, potentially exacerbating the situation and making it more challenging for the administration to defend itself against accusations of impropriety.