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HUNTER BIDEN’S LAWYERS, IN NEWLY AGGRESSIVE STRATEGY, TARGET HIS CRITICS


HIS ATTORNEYS HAVE SENT LETTERS TO PROSECUTORS URGING PROBES OF RUDY GIULIANI,
STEVE BANNON AND OTHERS

By Matt Viser
February 1, 2023 at 6:00 p.m. EST

Hunter Biden carries his son, Beau Biden Jr., and holds hands with his wife,
Melissa Cohen, as they arrive on the South Lawn of the White House in December.
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Hunter Biden’s lawyers, in a newly aggressive strategy, sent a series of
blistering letters Wednesday to state and federal prosecutors urging criminal
investigations into those who accessed and disseminated his personal data — and
sent a separate letter threatening Fox News host Tucker Carlson with a
defamation lawsuit.


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The string of letters, which included criminal referrals and cease-and-desist
missives aimed at critics and detractors, marked the start of a new and far more
hard-hitting phase for the president’s son just as House Republicans prepare
their own investigations into him.


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