Hunter Biden Says Trump's Never-Ending Laptop Obsession Is Just Another Epstein Distraction
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In a new interview, the former first son called the president’s strategy predictable, if not exhausting.
Hunter Biden isn’t surprised that Donald Trump has turned to one of his time-tested tactics while trying to shift the public’s focus away from questions about the president’s links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
In a new interview with journalist Andrew Callaghan’s “Channel 5” YouTube show released on Tuesday, the former first son broke down why he thinks Trump is rehashing his personal laptop scandal as he dismisses speculation about Epstein.
As news reports paint a richer picture of Trump’s relationship with the disgraced financier, the president has been revisiting grudges from his first term, wading into culture wars and resurrecting outrage over what he called Biden’s “laptop from hell.”
While speaking to Callaghan from his Malibu garage-slash-art studio, Biden said Trump’s strategy was predictable, if not exhausting.
“We talked about this ad nauseam,” the painter and memoirist said of the controversy that sprang from a computer he abandoned at a Delaware repair shop, reportedly sometime in 2019.
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