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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
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Neither were Hillary's but look what the rights chant did to her.
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MCPO Roger Collins
MCPO Roger Collins
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Not yet, but before exonerate her, let’s see what John Durham finishes his investigation. Not the first time Dershowitz has been wrong with his opinions.
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SSG John Oliver
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PO1 John Johnson
PO1 John Johnson
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You live by the "where there's smoke, there's fire" operating theory; why can't we?!!!!!!
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I've read that the chain of custody is unclear once it allegedly left HB. Corroboration with other elements of evidence may apply though. I heard it later surfaced after being turned in to maintenance, which is debatable. More work for legal folks at WH. Renewed interest depends on majority in power. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/03/18/forgotten-and-ignored-context-emergence-hunter-biden-laptop-story/
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..."Attorney Alan Dershowitz told the conservative media outlet Newsmax on Saturday that the investigation has a "long, long road" to travel before it could impact the president.

"You'd have to prove complicity by quote, 'the big man,'" Dershowitz said. "It's not enough for 'the big man' to be mentioned in an email. There have to be emails from the person who was the target or the subject of the investigation. Remember, hearsay is inadmissible. So I think there's a long, long road to hoe before you get anywhere close to the president of the United States," he added.

Dershowitz's comments stem from reports that emails, photos, and text messages from a laptop that Hunter Biden allegedly left at a Deleware repair shop could provide incriminating evidence surrounding his tax affairs and foreign business affairs.

According to a report from the New York Times, federal investigators looking into Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings have examined materials from that laptop and that those materials "were authenticated by people familiar with them and with the investigation."

The story regarding Hunter Biden's emails first gained traction in October 2020, when a New York Post article alleged that Hunter Biden used his father's name and political ties to get involved in lucrative foreign investments. While there were some doubts about the authenticity of the claim at the time the Post story broke, the issue has been a part of an ongoing federal investigation.

So far, there has been no evidence to suggest that President Biden was aware of, or involved in, any possible misdoings by his son and Hunter Biden has not been charged with any crimes. However, the issue has long been used by Republicans as political ammunition against Biden.

On Saturday, Dershowitz noted that the story has caused some damage in Washington, but warned against politicizing the criminal justice system.

"Politically, obviously, people do hold presidents responsible for their relatives," Dershowitz told Newsmax. "We saw that with Jimmy Carter. We saw that with Bill Clinton. We saw that with many people in the past."

"I don't like weaponizing the criminal justice system for political purposes," Dershowitz continued. "So I think we should demand that the investigation continue, and that let's see where the evidence points without any presumptions or without any rushing to judgment," he added.

Hunter Biden, for his part, said he is "cooperating completely" with the ongoing federal investigation.

"I am absolutely certain, 100 percent certain that at the end of the investigation, that I will be cleared of any wrongdoing," he told CBS News earlier this month. "All I can do is cooperate, and trust in the process."

Dershowitz formerly represented Trump during his first impeachment trial in January 2020. He has also provided legal support to other controversial figures, including Rudy Giuliani and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, as well convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein."
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