House GOP Subpoenas Prosecutor Who Told Colleagues There ‘Should Be Nothing’ About President Biden in Documents Detailing Hunter Biden’s Alleged Crimes

The prosecutor, Lesley Wolf, allegedly acted as a bulwark against investigating the first family during the Trump administration and afterward.

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President Biden and Hunter Biden at Johns Island, South Carolina, August 13, 2022. AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta

The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Jim Jordan, has subpoenaed a federal prosecutor in the office of Special Counsel David Weiss who told colleagues during the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden that President Biden should in no way be mentioned in court documents related to the first son, which Republicans say is evidence of the Department of Justice protecting the first family. 

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