Hunter Biden says he doesn’t think the phrase “laptop from hell” is really his

Former first son Hunter Biden flatly insisted he did not believe the abandoned ‘laptop from hell’ was actually his when the damned material was attached to the computer’s hard drive. Reported exclusively by The Post Weeks before the 2020 presidential election.

The 55-year-old son of former President Joe Biden also repeated his claim that he did not remember leaving the device at a Delaware computer store during an hours-long interview with journalist Tommy Christopher.

“No, 100%,” the younger Biden said when asked if he thought so. The computer really belongs to him, According to the Mediaite websitewhich was first mentioned in the interview.

“I didn’t have — look, first of all, when it broke, I was very, very confused about what it was.”

The newspaper’s report revealed an alleged suspicious business deal between the president and his family members, but at the time, the Democratic leader and his allies claimed it was disinformation from Russia.

The contents of the laptop also recorded Hunter Biden’s drug problem and his encounters with prostitutes in a series of embarrassing photos.

Federal prosecutors later used it to convict Biden on federal weapons charges — in front of his father He pardoned him during his final days in the White House.

When Christopher asked him if he remembered leaving the laptop behind, Biden repeatedly said no.

In his conversation with the journalist, he merely admitted that the “vast majority” of the computer contents were legitimate.

“So first, there’s no laptop at all,” he said.

“But there was a hard drive, and that hard drive became just a dumping ground for stuff that was hacked, stolen, fabricated, manipulated, real stuff. A lot – the vast majority of real stuff.”

Biden left the infamous laptop behind at a computer repair shop in Delaware in 2019. The store owner, John Paul McIsaacThe FBI was later alerted to some disturbing information on the computer.

He also provided a copy of a hard drive to one of Rudy Giuliani’s aides, which the former New York City mayor later gave to The Post, leading to a series of startling stories about the Biden family’s tangled business dealings abroad.