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Hey, everybody, Ellie here, bringing you my weekly note to the cafe community.

Also, check out my new podcast up against the mob. All six episodes

in season one are now available. It's a great binge listen. Take my word for it. In the meantime,

keep sending us your thoughts, comments, and questions to letters atcafe.com. When President Joe Biden declared publicly that the Justice Department should bring criminal contempt

charges against people who defy

subpoenas from the January 6th Committee, he was right on the merits, but wrong on the bigger

principle. Here's what happened. As the sun set on October 15th, Biden landed in a helicopter

on the White House lawn and detour to talk with the assembled press. Caitlin Collins, a colleague of mine at CNN,

asked Biden whether he had any message for those who defies subpoenas

from the January 6th committee.

Biden answered, quote,

I hope that the committee goes after them and holds them accountable.

Collins followed up by asking whether in Biden's view,

DOJ should prosecute congressional subpoena defiers, and Biden responded,

I do, yes. The Justice Department, to its credit, promptly fired back. In an extraordinary but necessary

public statement, DOJ reminded the American public while casting a glance up Pennsylvania Avenue at the

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