Hunter Biden is now trying to deny that he left his infamous laptop at a Mac repair shop in Delaware in 2019.
“Didn’t you leave a laptop to be repaired in Delaware?” he was invited in a softball interview on Sunday at CBS, the same Democratic-aligned media conglomerate that paid him for the memories he is currently promoting.
“No. Not that I remember. Not at all.”
At least he acknowledged that the laptop “certainly” could be his.
His concession unmasks the cheating on Twitter and Facebook, which censored the New York Post reports last October about laptop documents that revealed Joe Biden’s involvement in his family’s influence-trafficking operation.
Let’s not forget that Big Tech and most of the media conspired to suppress a story that reflected badly 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 left the MacBook at a Wilmington repair shop on April 12, 2019. There is his distinct signature in the repair process that corresponds to the signatures on his driver’s license and other documents. Your personal cell phone number is in the phonebook.
There is the testimony of the store owner, John Paul Mac Isaac, who recorded all three water-damaged laptops that Hunter brought that night for repair, who met Hunter again when he came back to retrieve two of the computers and tried to contact him then, to ask you to collect the remaining device and pay the bill.
Above all, we have the unmistakable content of the laptop, the hard drive that Mac Isaac delivered to the FBI in December 2019. Eight months later, he gave a copy to Donald Trump’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
Hunter told himself in that interview for CBS, “Not that I remember.”
It is a convenient excuse for a self-styled crack addict. Still, in his memoirs, “Beautiful Things,” he can report vivid details of his substance use, from his first glass of champagne at the age of 8 to his months of crack barbers at Chateau Marmont for $ 830 a night in OVER THERE. He was finally blacklisted at the hotel in 2019 for drug abuse.
Hunter spends a lot of his book saying that he is an amazing guy. However, omissions are more illuminating than auto-hagiography.
Somewhere in Arkansas, there is a 2-year-old girl that he refuses to recognize as his daughter, even after a parenting case determined that she was.
“Hunter Biden is. . . the father of three daughters [and a] son ”, declares the cover of the book, insensibly erasing the fourth of his five children. She may one day read those words and be 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 run-down clubs where he spent thousands of dollars a night.
“I didn’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 three months later he was sneaking her to his DC office through the back door, late at night, so often that the building manager wrote to him asking him to register visitors after office hours for security. front door.
Hunter took offense and responded with a 1,700-word diatribe to the building’s general manager, Cecilia Brownings.
He described Roberts in that September 21, 2017 email as “my youngest daughter’s basketball mentor. She trained with Maisy and Sasha Obama when they played in the recreation league together. Hunter even attached a “partial biography” of Roberts, which included his basketball stats since high school.
“Lunden is in his last semester in the National Master’s Program in CSIS at George Washington University and was first in his class,” he wrote.
Therefore, his relationship with Roberts was not a fleeting encounter. He was having clandestine encounters with her for at least five months before she became pregnant with her son in November 2017. This was at a time when he had a relationship with his brother’s widow, Hallie, for whom he had moved a house by the sea in Maryland in August.
The point of all this is that, like much of the mythology of the Biden family, the book is a very unreliable memoir, especially when it comes to financial transgressions, as can be demonstrated by the receipts on Hunter’s laptop.
Among the discrepancies:
- Hunter does not mention the time, in October 2018, when Hallie threw his gun in a trash can outside a store in Greenville, Del., But he admits to using chronic drugs in previous years. In other words, when he bought the gun two weeks earlier, he lied to the Firearms Transaction Register when he answered “no” to a question about his 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 dismisses it as “[Donald] Trump’s conspiratorial delusions ”the claim that he“ left China with $ 1.5 billion ”after flying to Beijing on Air Force Two with his father in 2013. He claims that the private equity fund he and his partners Chinese formed at the time raised just $ 4.2 million and that their 10 percent stake is worth $ 420,000. The documents on the laptop say the opposite. The BHR Partners fund had $ 2.5 billion in assets under management in 2019 and it still held its 10 percent through February, according to the White House.
The reason all of this is important is because Hunter’s father is president and there is evidence, not all of which is reported, that when he was vice president and after that, Joe Biden was involved in Hunter’s business.
A 2017 e-mail describes how Hunter would own 10 percent of the proceeds of a profitable Chinese business for “the big guy.” Hunter’s former business partner, Tony Bobulinski, testified that the “big guy” is Joe Biden.
The laptop supports him, with a series of other emails in which Joe is referred to as “the big guy” or, in one case, as “big guy”.
Hunter describes in his book how he was relieved when his father won the 2020 elections. Trump’s victory “seemed like a threat to my personal freedom. If Dad hadn’t won, I’m sure Trump would have continued to pursue me in the criminal way he adopted. ”
Now Hunter says he is “100 percent certain” that the Justice Department’s investigation of his finances will exempt him from any wrongdoing. Lucky guy.
Free the jockey from the Capitol table!
Save a thought for Arkansas window installer Richard Barnett, still languishing in a DC federal prison almost three months after the Capitol rebellion.
He became Public Enemy # 1 after displeasing Nancy Pelosi by entering his open office and setting foot on the table of one of his aides. The photograph went viral.
On Monday, his lawyers will file a new motion to have him released on bail and await his trial at home, as well as anyone who is not a threat to the community. And Barnett, a 60-year-old Trump supporter with health problems and no criminal record, is no threat to anyone.
Joseph McBride, Barnett’s top lawyer, points out that there are many cases that show “a clear pattern of really violent protesters being released before the trial, like Elizabeth Duke, who bombed the United States Capitol in 1983 and skipped bail in 1985, only to have his case closed in 2009 under then President Obama. ”
“We also provide more recent cases involving protesters who bombed police stations / police vehicles in 2020, as well as a litany of cases on the January 6 Capitol. . . where pre-trial release was granted under the Bail Reform Act. . ”
Barnett’s lengthy pre-trial detention is an affront to the presumption of innocence, which “occurs at the expense of our constitutionally protected rights. . . The government misrepresented facts and criminalized perfectly legal conduct in order to overcome the strong presumption of the Bail Reform Act against pre-trial detention. ”
The Ziden government’s police arm’s zeal to track and arrest every person who entered the Capitol on January 6 is starting to look confused.
Federal prosecutor Michael Sherwin, who is conducting the DOJ’s investigation of Capitol disturbances, even cheerfully described the arrests in CBS’s “60 Minutes” program as a “shock and awe” mission. He seems to be having more fun than a person in his position should have.