Hunter Biden's laptop got him convicted. Intel officials who called it Russian disinfo remain unapologetic.
President Donald Trump recently suggested the 51 intel officials should be prosecuted.
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President Donald Trump recently suggested the 51 intel officials should be prosecuted.
When Magomed Musaev, a Kremlin-connected tycoon, gathered friends in New York to celebrate his 60th birthday, he was joined at the head table by top executives from the Forbes Media
The 51 ex-Intelligence officials who signed a letter just before the final 2020 presidential debate strongly suggesting that a New York Post story exposing Hunter Biden's discarded laptop was a "Russian [dis]information operation" not only have never been punished, they've never shown any remorse. A few have landed "plum jobs, including working with the federal…
Organizations that take federal funds employ former intel officials who in 2020 were deniers of the Hunter Biden laptop's authenticity.
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—U.S. tax dollars are going to the employers of former intelligence officials who signed a misleading open letter in 2020 claiming that emails, photos, and other content on Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop likely amounted to a “Russian information operation.”