Three full-committee chairmen of the U.S. House. The 118th Congress's official Impeachment Inquiry Report. The clemency warrant of the President of the United States. Each quote below is verbatim. Each is linked to the original PDF in the official record.
Article II clemency warrant signed by the President of the United States — the only document on file that resolves the legal question entirely.
Source · open PDF →Full clemency to time served — with no further fines, restitution, probation, or other conditions.
Signed letter from three full-committee chairmen to Mark Paoletta, counsel of record for Jason Galanis. The letter is now part of the official congressional file.
Source · open PDF →At all times during this inquiry, we believe that Mr. Galanis has been honest and forthcoming; he corroborated his testimony by producing significant amounts of contemporaneous documentary evidence.
Source · open PDF →Given the logistical difficulties posed by his incarceration, his cooperation has been exceptional.
Source · open PDF →We appreciate Mr. Galanis's willingness to continue cooperating with the Committees in the face of such difficult circumstances and are grateful for his cooperation in disclosing the truth about President Biden's involvement with his family's influence peddling.
An entire numbered subsection of the official 291-page impeachment inquiry report is devoted to Mr. Galanis as a witness wronged by the Biden Justice Department. Page 286.
Source · open PDF →The Biden Justice Department prevented the home confinement of Jason Galanis with the explicit goal of stopping him from testifying to Congress about Hunter Biden's most serious crimes that implicated President Biden.
Source · open PDF →Mr. Galanis submitted [a] petition knowing that it could incur the wrath of the incoming Biden-Harris Administration and its Justice Department — fears that came to fruition.
One of four parallel oversight letters of the same date. A Witness Instruction Sheet is attached, formally enrolling Galanis under House witness procedures.
Source · open PDF →Jason Galanis, an inmate in BOP custody who is a witness in the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry…
Source · open PDF →We understand from Mr. Galanis that he has been the “victim of a pattern of retribution by the Department of Justice in order to prevent my home confinement, which would have allowed full and free access to congressional investigators.”
Mr. Galanis's televised opening — entered into the Congressional Record.
Source · open PDF →I come from a family with a long history of distinguished service in our Nation's military, including my father, both of my grandfathers, and my brother, all of whom were willing to sacrifice their lives for this great country. We have lived our life as a family in service to this great country.
Source · open PDF →Not only was I willing to die for this country, every single male member of my immediate family was willing to die for this country.
The deposition the Impeachment Report cites repeatedly. Establishes that Galanis offered information to SDNY in 2015–16 — four years before his sentencing — and to the SEC, on the same conduct.
Source · open PDF →victim of a pattern of retribution by the Department of Justice in order to prevent my home confinement, which would have allowed full and free access to congressional investigators.
The complete document library — including transcripts, oversight letters, the criminal referrals, and SEC correspondence — is published in full.
