Today on Seculo, it's shocking did the Department of Justice try to tamper with a witness in the Hunter Biden investigation.

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With Zelisky saying the war is now going into Russia.

There have been drone attacks in Moscow over the weekend and also over the weekend some interesting moves by the Department of Justice.

If you are Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden who was convicted of something separate unrelated to Hunter Biden with an Indian reservation he was doing Indian tribes business with some fraud there in a year in prison.

And the Department of Justice this weekend he hasn't decided on the appeal yet.

So the Department of Justice since when should he report? Now his here was the interesting timing.

He gets a letter literally on Saturday from the Department of Justice not on Friday so not a work day.

It's always interesting when the DOJ is working on the weekend. Usually they don't like doing that.

But they're working on the weekend. They send this official letter over. When should he report? Now literally he is scheduled to testify right now which he is doing to the House Oversight Committee behind closed doors about his business relationship with Joe and Hunter Biden.

So then on Sunday the Department of Justice had to rewrite the letter and say no we weren't actually trying to intimidate you as a witness.

We knew you were testifying the Congress. We weren't saying that you should have to report to the areas walking in report to prison before the testimony.

So dad what people are saying is even this letter alone is witness tampering.

Well I mean what's ridiculous about it and this is where and of course they had itself correct was that you know the guys going into testify before the House Oversight Committee.

So why don't you just the Department of Justice say nothing right now you you've not notified the court of an impending sentencing date and report date until

literally 48 hours before he goes in to the House Oversight Committee and then on Sunday get so much pushback that on Sunday they say hey we don't want this to be viewed basically as witness tampering.

So of course we're not interfering with his ability to give testimony to Congress. It just is part of the practice and this is the problem with all of us.

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