Hunter Biden is now trying to deny that he dropped off his infamous laptop at a Mac repair shop in Delaware in 2019.
“Didn’t you deliver a laptop in Delaware for repair?” He was asked on Sunday in a softball interview on CBS, the same Democratic media conglomerate that paid him for the memoir he is currently promoting.
“No. Not that I quite remember. Completely.”
At least he acknowledged that the laptop could ‘definitely’ be his.
His concession exposes the skewedness of Twitter and Facebook, which censored the New York Post’s October reporting on laptop documents revealing Joe Biden’s involvement in his family’s influential operation.
Let’s never forget that Big Tech and most of the media conspired to suppress a story that reflected poorly on their favorite candidate less than three weeks before the 2020 presidential election.
It was always Hunter’s laptop, and they knew it.
We have the receipts to show that he dropped off the MacBook at a repair shop in Wilmington on April 12, 2019. There is his signature signature on the repair receipt that matches the signatures on his driver’s license and other documents. There is his personal mobile number on the roll.
There is the testimony of the shop owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, who recorded all three water-damaged laptops that Hunter brought in for repair that night, who met Hunter again when he returned to pick up two of the computers and who tried to contact to record with him. afterwards to ask him to pick up his remaining device and pay his bill.
Above all, we have the unmistakable contents of the laptop, the hard drive that Mac Isaac handed over to the FBI in December 2019. Eight months later, he gave a copy to Donald Trump’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
Hunter gave himself one in that CBS interview, “Not that I remember.”
It’s a handy excuse for a self-proclaimed old crack addict. But in his memoir, “ Beautiful Things, ” he can share vivid details of his substance use, from his first glass of champagne at age 8 to his months-long crack benders at the $ 830 a night Chateau Marmont in LA. He was eventually blacklisted from the hotel in 2019 for excessive drug use.
Hunter spends a lot of his book telling you what a great guy he is. But more enlightening than self-hagiography are the omissions.
Somewhere in Arkansas, there’s a 2-year-old girl he refuses to acknowledge as his daughter, even after a paternity case determined she was.
Hunter Biden is. The father of three daughters [and a] son, ”explains the coat of his book, wiping out the fourth of his five children. Maybe one day she’ll read those words and get cut to the core.
Hunter says he can’t remember the child’s mother, Lunden Roberts, 28, the stripper he met at one of the seedy clubs where he spent thousands of dollars overnight.
“I couldn’t remember our meeting,” he writes.
Unfortunately for him, the laptop tells a different story.
Hunter knew Roberts well enough to add her to his phone contacts on June 4, 2017.
He knew her well enough that he walked her into his DC office through a back door late at night three months later, so often that the building manager wrote to ask him to check in after-hours visitors through the front door security.
Hunter took offense and fired a 1,700-word tirade against the building’s general manager, Cecilia Brownings.
He described Roberts in that September 21, 2017 email as “ my youngest daughter’s basketball mentor. She teamed up with Maisy and Sasha Obama when they played rec league together. Hunter even added a ‘partial biography’ of Roberts with her basketball stats since high school.
“Lunden is in her final semester at George Washington University’s National CSIS Masters Program and is ranked No. 1 in her class,” he wrote.
So his relationship with Roberts was not a fleeting encounter. He had clandestine assignments with her for at least five months before she became pregnant with his child in November 2017. This was at a time when he was dating his brother’s widow, Hallie, with whom he had moved in. a waterfront home in Maryland in August.
The point of all this is that, like much of Biden family mythology, the book is a very unreliable memoir, especially when it comes to financial wrongdoing, as can be shown by the receipts on Hunter’s laptop.
Among the differences:
- Hunter doesn’t mention the time, in October 2018, when Hallie tossed his gun in a trash can outside a store in Greenville, Del., But he does admit that he’s had chronic drug use in the years before. In other words, when he bought the gun two weeks earlier, he lied on the firearms transaction record when he answered “no” to a question about previous drug use. In fact, the infamous “crack pipe” photo on the laptop, of Hunter sleeping with a glass pipe in his mouth, had been taken just eight days earlier.
- He rejects as “[Donald] Trump’s conspiratorial delusions “the claim that he” left China with $ 1.5 billion, “after flying to Beijing with his father on Air Force Two in 2013. million and that its 10 percent share is worth $ 420,000. Documents on the laptop say otherwise. The BHR Partners fund had $ 2.5 billion in assets under management in 2019, and it still had its 10 percent in February, according to the White House.
The reason this all matters is because Hunter’s father is president and there is evidence, not all reported, that Joe Biden, when he was vice president and after, was involved in Hunter’s affairs.
A 2017 email described how Hunter would keep 10 percent of the proceeds from a lucrative Chinese deal for “ the big man. ” Hunter’s former business partner Tony Bobulinski has testified that Joe Biden is the “big man”.
The laptop backs him up, with a number of other emails referring to Joe as “the big guy” or in one case, “big guy.”
Hunter describes in his book how relieved he was when his father won the 2020 election. A Trump victory “seemed a threat to my personal freedom. If Dad hadn’t won, I’m sure Trump would have continued to chase me in the criminal way he adopted. ”
Now Hunter says he is “100 percent certain” that the Justice Department’s investigation into his finances will save him from any wrongdoing. Lucky one.
Release the jockey from the Capitol riot service!
Think about Arkansas window installer Richard Barnett, who is still languishing in a federal prison in Washington nearly three months after the Capitol riot.
He became Public Enemy No. 1 after displeasing Nancy Pelosi by walking into her open office and putting his foot on the desk of one of her assistants. The photo went viral.
On Monday, his lawyers will file a new motion to release him on bail pending his home trial, as will anyone who poses no threat to the community. And Barnett, a 60-year-old Trump supporter with health problems and no criminal record, poses no threat to anyone.
Joseph McBride, Barnett’s lead attorney, points out that there are numerous cases that “ show a clear pattern of actual violent protesters getting parole, such as Elizabeth Duke, who bombed the Capitol in 1983 and jumped bail in 1985, to her case that was dismissed in 2009 under then-President Obama. ”
“We also offer more recent cases involving protesters who bombed police stations / police vehicles in 2020, as well as a litany of Capitol cases from January 6. Where provisional release was granted under the Bail Reform Act.
Barnett’s lengthy custody is an insult to the presumption of innocence, which “comes at the expense of our constitutionally protected rights. The government has misrepresented factual facts and criminalized perfectly legal behavior to overcome the Bail Reform Act’s strong suspicion against pre-trial detention. ”
The zeal of the Biden government police to track down and imprison every last person who entered the Capitol on January 6 is starting to stand out in a blink of an eye.
Federal prosecutor Michael Sherwin, who is leading the DOJ’s riot investigation, even gleefully described the arrests on CBS’s “60 Minutes” as a “shock and awe” mission. Seems like he’s having a good time more than anyone in his position should.