Hunter emails

Hunter Biden's laptop was discovered in a computer repair shop and turned over the FBI in December of 2019 nearly a year before the election. It lay quiet until October just before the election when a story about it and its contents was published in the New York Post. Within a few days 50 former intelligence officers signed a paper saying it was Russian disinformation. Next Facebook and Twitter took measures to limit the reach of the story. There is a drastic shift from Politico which ran the October 2020 headline, "Hunter Biden story is Russian Disinfo" to fast forward one year to after the election when Politico national correspondent Ben Schreckinger writes that there’s evidence pointing to the Hunter Biden emails being legit, which now backs up the New York Post’s story that liberals wanted washed from the Internet. The next day White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Friday insisted that emails recovered from Hunter Biden’s discarded laptop computer were Russian disinformation, despite new confirmation of the authenticity of the emails. Federal investigators are examining whether emails allegedly describing activities by Joe Biden and his son Hunter and found on a laptop at a Delaware repair shop are linked to a foreign intelligence operation. Special counsel John Durham is also investigating Hunter's activities. Some skeptics say these reports will be released when Biden leaves office.