The Media Turned on Dirty Joe & Hunter Biden: CNN And Wapo Continue Their Scorched Earth Coverage over the “Laptop From Hell,” Saying “The Laptop Exists And Is Real!”

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Joe and Hunter Biden are dirty, and the media has turned on them: CNN and WaPo Go Scorched Earth Over the 'Laptop From Hell' The laptop exists and is genuine.

More than 50 "former senior intelligence officers" signed a pre-election statement declaring that the laptop tale "has all the hallmarks of a Russian propaganda operation."

The New York Times verified the laptop's existence and legitimacy two weeks ago, as well as numerous previously reported components of the case, such as email between Hunter and his business partner Devon Archer, both of whom were on the board of Ukrainian oil company Burisma.

Today, the Washington Post and CNN are adding on, with the Post revealing new information about the laptop's contents and CNN airing a scathing program and saying that the FBI probe against Hunter is 'heating up.'

One of the former CIA officials who signed a letter alleging allegations regarding a laptop reportedly belonging to Hunter Biden were false claims believes he helped former President Donald Trump lose the 2020 election.

"I take great delight in personally turning the election away from Trump," John Sipher, a former CIA senior operations officer, stated in a recent Twitter post. "Did I lose the election to Trump?" So, yeah, I'm feeling quite comfortable about my effect."

On Oct. 19, 2020, Sipher and 50 other former US intelligence officers signed a letter stating that the endeavor to share the laptop's data "has all the traditional earmarks of a Russian information operation," while not knowing if the laptop was authentic.

The letter was at the heart of a Politico report alleging that the New York Post story on the laptop was "Russian disinformation."

According to the store's owner, the laptop was left off at a computer repair shop and never picked up by then-presidential candidate Joe Biden's son.

While the FBI took the computer and a hard drive from the store's owner, his apparent inactivity in investigating the case caused him to provide a copy of the hard drive to an attorney representing former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who then gave it to the Post.

The revelation about the emails broke on October 14, 2020, when some people were still debating whether to vote for Biden or Trump. The news was extensively questioned by legacy media sites, censored by social media platforms, and reported to be part of a Russian operation, despite high authorities such as Director of National Intelligence (DNI) John Ratcliffe stating that there was no evidence to support that assertion.

Sipher is one of the few former officials who signed the letter in response to new queries regarding the laptop's contents, which have been corroborated by additional legacy media sources, including Politico.

Sipher engaged into Twitter spats with former acting DNI Richard Grenell and others, later claiming that his allegations of assisting Trump lose were satire.

He also said that "the letter did not state that the laptop was misinformation," but in May 2021, he provided a link to a Politico report that did.

Nick Shapiro, a former senior staffer to former CIA Director John Brennan—both Shapiro and Brennan signed the missive—who handed it to Politico, has not replied to The Epoch Times' requests for comment.

According to the Post, the majority of the other signers did not reply to calls for comment or denied them.

Former National Security Adviser James Clapper told the publication that he stands by the comments he made "AT THE TIME."

"I believe it was fair to issue such a warning message AT THE TIME," Clapper added.

"We expressly noted in the letter that we didn't know whether the emails were authentic, but that we were worried about Russian misinformation activities," said Russ Travers, former acting director of the National Counter-terrorism Center. "I worked as a Soviet/Russian analyst for 25 years." Given the backdrop of what the Russians were doing at the time (and continue to do—Ukraine being the most recent example), I thought the cautionary message was warranted."