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In this video, the speaker discusses a story about Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, in relation to the media and the 2020 election. The speaker mentions Vivian Schiller, a former CEO of NPR and head of news at Twitter, who is part of a globalist think tank called the Aspen Institute. The speaker claims that Schiller organized a secret media exercise to prepare for potential leaks about Hunter Biden. The exercise coincidentally aligned with the release of the New York Post's article on Hunter Biden's laptop. The speaker also mentions Joe Biden's connections to Ukraine and pro-Israel PACs, as well as a photo of Hunter Biden's wife with a tattoo related to Mossad.

Speaker 0: President Biden lied to the American people, his family profited through shell companies, and his Federal agencies are obstructing the congressional inquiry. There are numerous scandals and corruption cases that have been uncovered. President Biden claimed he never discussed his son's business dealings, but evidence shows otherwise. He had dinner with Russian and Kazakhstani oligarchs, spoke with Hunter's associates over 20 times, and met with a Chinese energy company while Hunter worked for them. A text message from Hunter implies a commitment not fulfilled. A confidential source alleged a $5 million bribe to President Biden. The House Oversight Committee investigation found that Hunter flew on air force 2 at least 15 times to enrich the Biden family. This impeachment inquiry will give House Investigators more subpoena authority to gather evidence from uncooperative federal agencies. The New York Post's report on Hunter Biden's laptop was falsely labeled as Russian disinformation. Social media banned the story, but it was later revealed to be legitimate. A court opinion confirmed that the White House and federal agencies were censoring conservative speech on social media platforms.

FBI Special Agent Elvis Chan informed Twitter and other social media platforms about a potential hack and leak operation before the 2020 presidential election, despite having no evidence. The government had possession of Hunter Biden's laptop for a year and pre-bunked the story that eventually came out. The Aspen Institute held a tabletop exercise to prepare for a story about Hunter Biden and Burisma, with journalists and big tech executives present. The exercise aimed to discount and censor the story. Fifty-one former intelligence officials signed a letter claiming the laptop story was Russian disinformation, with the intention of helping Joe Biden win the election. This coordinated effort to suppress information is concerning and undermines democracy.

The Trump campaign accuses Twitter and Facebook of censorship after the platforms blocked the spread of an unverified story about Joe Biden's son and a laptop allegedly full of his old emails. Experts suggest it resembles a disinformation campaign, potentially orchestrated by Russia. Social media outlets quickly limited the story's spread, with Twitter even suspending the accounts of the Trump campaign and White House press secretary. The intelligence community has warned the White House about Rudy Giuliani's involvement in promoting Russian disinformation. The FBI is investigating whether the unverified emails about Hunter Biden are part of a larger Russian disinformation effort. The president and his allies continue to push the story, while critics argue it is a smear campaign.

Glenn Kessler from The Washington Post fact-checked Joe Biden's claim about his son, Hunter Biden. Hunter admitted in court to receiving substantial payments from Chinese companies, contradicting Joe Biden's denial during the 2020 debate with Donald Trump. Although Joe Biden may not have been aware of this, it is still a blind spot for him. Republicans continue to focus on this issue, as it is an ongoing legal matter. However, there is no evidence linking Joe Biden to his son's dealings, and it is not a major concern for voters.

It appears that the efforts by the New York Post and Steve Bannon to dig up dirt on Joe Biden resemble a Russian disinformation campaign, as confirmed by the Trump intelligence community. Russian operative Andrei Derkash and Russian intelligence have been trying to denigrate Biden, with Derkash being identified as a known Russian intelligence operative by the Treasury Department. The warning that Rudy Giuliani is being manipulated by Russian intelligence, followed by the emergence of suspiciously obtained emails, suggests collusion with Russian intelligence by the President. This is collusion in plain sight, without the need for special investigations.

The Daily Mail obtained a voice mail from Joe Biden to his son, Hunter, discussing a New York Times article about Hunter's business dealings in China. This contradicts Joe Biden's previous claims of having no knowledge of his son's business ventures. The article in question was published in December 2018 and focused on Hunter's connections with a man named Yi Xiaming, who was later arrested for corruption. Hunter referred to another individual involved in the dealings as the "spy chief of China." Joe Biden has denied any involvement or knowledge of his son's overseas business activities. However, this voice mail proves otherwise, exposing his dishonesty.

The Daily Mail obtained a voice mail from Joe Biden to his son, Hunter, discussing a New York Times article about Hunter's business dealings in China. This contradicts Joe Biden's previous claims of having no knowledge of his son's business activities. Emails from Hunter Biden's laptop reveal that Joe Biden was set to receive a 10% stake in a Chinese energy company, CEFC, which would have resulted in millions of dollars for the Biden family. The Biden family's business connections with China raise concerns about selling access to the US government and potential violations of the FARA Act. Despite the evidence, major news organizations and law enforcement agencies have shown little interest in investigating these allegations.

Emails from Hunter Biden have sparked a new storyline in the political drama, primarily driven by Fox News and the New York Post. This narrative, reminiscent of serialized TV shows, aims to distract from Trump's controversies by using whataboutism—redirecting attention to Hunter Biden's actions. The New York Post's claims about the emails originated from Steve Bannon and Rudy Giuliani, raising questions about their authenticity and the circumstances surrounding their discovery. The story's inconsistencies, particularly from the repair shop employee, add to the uncertainty. This situation exemplifies how right-wing media constructs narratives to maintain viewer engagement and support for Trump, while continuously attacking Biden.

In 2018, I got involved in digging up dirt on Joe Biden in Ukraine through Rudy Giuliani. Despite efforts, no evidence against Biden was found, only Russian disinformation. Biden was part of an anti-corruption campaign. The focus shifted to spreading lies about Biden when valid information ran out. John Solomon and Rudy Giuliani pushed unverified narratives on Fox News.

Facebook and Twitter faced issues with a story from the New York Post containing lies spread by Rudy Giuliani. The story, known to be false, was Russian misinformation fed to Donald Trump and the New York Post. The FBI is investigating Giuliani, not the Bidens. The situation raises questions about the credibility of the source and the involvement of Russian intelligence. The October surprise appears to be a Russian disinformation campaign orchestrated by Giuliani. The use of a tabloid to smear a presidential candidate may lead to criminal charges.

Speaker 0 accuses Speaker 1 of discrediting themselves by avoiding questions about Biden's son and alleged corruption. Speaker 1 questions the validity of the Hunter Biden laptop story, sourced from Steve Bannon and Rudy Giuliani. Speaker 0 insists it's a crucial issue to investigate Biden's alleged corruption involving China, Ukraine, and Russia. Speaker 1 argues the story lacks verification. Speaker 0 counters by pointing out the laptop's existence and the Biden family's response. The conversation escalates as Speaker 0 emphasizes the significance of the scandal and Speaker 1 questions its validity.

The Trump campaign accuses Twitter and Facebook of censorship after the social media companies blocked the spread of an unverified story about Joe Biden's son and a laptop allegedly full of his old emails. Experts suggest it may be a disinformation campaign, possibly orchestrated by Russia. Social media outlets limited the story's spread, with Twitter even suspending the accounts of the Trump campaign and White House press secretary. The intelligence community has warned about Russian disinformation efforts, and there are concerns that the story may be part of this larger campaign. The FBI is investigating the authenticity of the emails. Biden denies any wrongdoing.

Joe Biden is being accused of accepting a bribe, and it is believed that the timing of the indictments against him and his son, Hunter Biden, was planned. The head of Burisma, the company that hired Hunter, was arrested and had $23 million seized. Five days later, Hunter was appointed to the board of the company. He is accused of bribing Joe and Hunter with $5 million to get the charges dropped. Despite being arrested and kicked out of the country, the charges against him were mysteriously dropped two years later. This scandal may lead to Biden being removed from the presidency.

The Trump campaign accused Twitter and Facebook of censorship for blocking an unverified story about Joe Biden's son and a laptop allegedly containing his emails. Experts claim the situation has hallmarks of information laundering, reminiscent of 2016. This time, emails purportedly from Biden's son are being disseminated by a tabloid, with Rudy Giuliani claiming he obtained them from a computer repairman. Giuliani has admitted to working with a known Russian agent to find damaging information on the Bidens. A former FBI operative suggests the story resembles a disinformation campaign, potentially involving stolen emails placed on laptops left at a repair store to launder the information. He guesses Russians are behind it. Social media outlets limited the story's spread, with Twitter briefly suspending accounts that shared it. Allies on Capitol Hill cried censorship, while the Senate Judiciary Committee wants answers. The goal appears to be casting a cloud over the front runner using emails to create an air of scandal. Republican-led investigations have never uncovered evidence of wrongdoing by Vice President Biden.

Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa has revealed that there may be audio recordings of Joe Biden and Hunter Biden with a Burisma executive in Ukraine. These recordings, if true, could lead to the impeachment or resignation of Joe Biden. Grassley also suggests that Joe Biden may have helped get Hunter Biden hired at Burisma. The FBI redacted the part about the audio recordings when releasing the document to the House oversight. If these tapes exist, they could have a significant impact on Joe Biden's presidency and candidacy. Grassley's revelations indicate that Joe Biden has lied about his knowledge of his son's activities in Ukraine. The media's lack of coverage on these issues raises questions about their integrity. Republicans are demanding the release of the tapes to ensure transparency and accountability.

Glenn Kessler from The Washington Post fact-checked Joe Biden's claim that his son, Hunter Biden, did not make money from Chinese companies. Kessler found that Hunter Biden admitted in court to receiving substantial sums from Chinese and Ukrainian interests. This contradicts Joe Biden's statement during the 2020 debate with Donald Trump. While it's unclear if Joe Biden was aware of his son's financial dealings, this blind spot is problematic. Republicans continue to raise this issue, as it remains unresolved in the legal system. However, there is no evidence linking Joe Biden directly to Hunter's business activities. Despite this controversy, it is unlikely to significantly impact voters' opinions.

Hunter Biden, the son of former vice president Joe Biden, is at the center of a political controversy. President Trump claims he is hiding, but Hunter says he is in plain sight. There are allegations of public corruption involving Joe Biden and his son's involvement with Burisma. The Biden administration denies any wrongdoing, stating that Joe Biden had no involvement in his family's foreign business deals. Rudy Giuliani and Andrei Derkotch are mentioned as key players in dealing with Ukraine. The transcript ends with a statement that there is no evidence of any wrongdoing.

In this video, the speaker discusses a story about Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, in relation to the media and the 2020 election. The speaker mentions Vivian Schiller, a former CEO of NPR and head of news at Twitter, who is involved in a globalist think tank called the Aspen Institute. The speaker claims that Schiller organized a secret media exercise to prepare for potential leaks about Hunter Biden. The exercise aimed to shape media coverage and social media responses. The speaker also mentions Joe Biden's connections to Ukraine and pro-Israel PACs, suggesting possible motives for his actions. The video concludes with a mention of Hunter Biden's quick marriage and speculation about Mossad involvement.

The Trump campaign accused Twitter and Facebook of censorship for blocking an unverified story about Hunter Biden's laptop. Experts suggest it resembles a disinformation campaign, potentially orchestrated by Russia, involving stolen emails and planted laptops. Social media limited the story's spread, even suspending accounts. Rudy Giuliani is identified as a key figure, with reports indicating intelligence officials warned the White House about Russia using him to spread disinformation to President Trump. The FBI is investigating whether the unverified emails are part of a broader Russian effort to denigrate Joe Biden's campaign. Giuliani's involvement and the story's timing raise concerns about Russian interference in the election. Intelligence agencies believe Russia is actively working to undermine Biden's campaign. Some suggest the President is condoning Russian interference. The Biden campaign dismisses the allegations as disinformation. Hunter Biden said he has no idea if the laptop is his.

A major American newspaper published a story about a presidential candidate, but tech monopolies censored it, preventing the public from reading it. The story involves emails detailing Hunter Biden's relationship with Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, and how his father, then Vice President Joe Biden, intervened to help his son. The emails came from a laptop left at a Delaware repair shop. The shop owner gave the laptop to the FBI and a copy of the hard drive to Rudy Giuliani's office. Facebook announced it would censor the story, and Twitter locked The New York Post's account and prevented users from sharing the story, claiming it was potentially harmful. Hunter Biden referred to his father as "my guy" while trying to extract more money from Burisma. An executive at Burisma said they needed Hunter Biden's influence to stop politically motivated actions. Another email revealed that the executive met with Joe Biden in DC at Hunter's invitation. Joe Biden previously denied knowing what his son was doing at Burisma. In 2018, Joe Biden said he got a Ukrainian prosecutor investigating Burisma fired. A photo also surfaced of Joe and Hunter Biden golfing with a Burisma board member.

Hunter Biden's alleged selling of access to his father, referred to as the "big guy," is the reason why we were interested in him. This raises concerns about a potentially compromised president in the White House. Americans should be worried about this situation.

Hunter Biden is back in the news as the DOJ claims a Romanian oligarch paid him to influence US policy while his father was VP. Documents reveal Hunter received $3,000,000 from Gabriel Papaviccu, a Romanian businessman facing a criminal investigation. Prosecutors allege Hunter concealed the nature of his work to protect President Biden. Papavicu is set to testify at Hunter's tax evasion trial in September. Republicans argue Hunter used his father's name for access.

Hunter Biden's financial dealings with Chinese and Ukrainian companies have been fact-checked by The Washington Post, contradicting Joe Biden's claim during the 2020 debate that his son did not make money from China. While it's unclear if Joe Biden was aware of this, it is seen as a blind spot. Republicans continue to raise this issue, as it remains unresolved in the legal system. However, there is no evidence linking Joe Biden to his son's dealings. As a Democrat, some may view this as a blind spot for the President, but it is not a major concern for voters.

The speaker asks how much the source of the Hunter Biden laptop story matters, given that the information is coming out through Steve Bannon and Rudy Giuliani. The interviewee responds that the source and timing matter a lot, and that this appears to be classic Soviet Russian tradecraft. According to the interviewee, the Russians understand that the president and his enablers crave dirt on Vice President Biden, so whether the information is real or contrived doesn't matter to them. The interviewee believes emails could be contrived, especially if they appear without metadata. The interviewee states that if the FBI has the computer, they will be able to determine if it is genuine or not, but the timing is curious.