The allegation was made in a May 20 whistleblower letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel.
A May 20 letter from the whistleblower's current counsel to Werfel, however, references the May 18 letter sent by one of the supervisory agent's subordinates. That communication suggests IRS agents have been concerned for years about the DOJ's conduct in the Hunter Biden probe and felt left "out on an island" because the agency brass would not intervene.