And more than that -- they reveal that they've always known it was Hunter Biden's laptop.
But they kept silent as their Deep State partners launched a Soviet disinformation psyops campaign against the American people vowing otherwise.
Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
In a new court filing today, the DOJ confirms Hunter Biden's laptop is real, that he left it at a computer store, and that the contents matched what they obtained from a search warrant of his iCloud.
Don't hold your breath for a retraction from Joe Biden ("It's a Russian plant"), the #Dirty51 or myriad dishonest media operatives. They blamed Russia when the Bidens knew it was Hunter - and so did the FBI.
Hunter also blamed Russia when he was caught using adultery site Ashley Madison.
Joy Reid and Hunter Biden's Dirty Dick have a lot in common, and I don't just mean the smell.
They verified that the laptop was Hunter's in 2019. They compared information on the laptop to information from Hunter's Apple accounts and determined it was the same information.
And then they lied and lied and lied to the American public.
But that's not all. The DOJ also revealed that the holster containing Hunter Biden's thrown-in-a-dumpster-by-a-school gun was also dusted with cocaine.
I know what you're thinking -- Hunter Biden?! Cocaine?! This makes no sense and must be a Russian op!
But hold on there Chief -- let's look at the evidence dispassionately before asserting that the impeccable character, faultless personal history, and strong-as-steel moral fiber of Hunter Biden disproves any possible association with the illicit drug cocaine.
Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
Special counsel David Weiss' prosecutor Leo Wise has been busy today. Multiple filings including new evidence about his allegedly illegal gun purchase while addicted to crack cocaine for which he is being prosecuted in Delaware after his sweetheart plea deal fell apart...
Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
More evidence presented by the DOJ: On October 13, 2018, and October 14, 2018 (the day after and two days after he purchased the firearm), Hunter said in a text message that he was meeting a drug dealer and sleeping in a car smoking crack.
That does have a "Russian vibe" to it, but let's withhold judgment.
Now this might be a heartbreaker for some of you, but: Even though Hunter Biden swore on his gun purchase application form that he was not a drug user, the holster of the gun he bought through that application was filled with cocaine, which presumably he had just bought from his drug dealer after waking up from a restful afternoon crack-nap.
Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
The DOJ presents its best evidence that Hunter Biden was a cocaine user when he bought the gun: "To be clear, investigators literally found drugs on the pouch where the defendant had kept his gun."
We are therefore confronted with the same mystery that bedevils us with the White House cocaine: Who put Hunter Biden's cocaine into the carrying pouch of Hunter Biden's illegally-purchased gun?!
We may never know the answer, vows the FBI.
Miranda Devine
@mirandadevine
From another DOJ filing today, prosecutor Leo Wise summarizes his allegations against Hunter Biden for lying on a gun purchase form when he was addicted to crack cocaine
And you can read that summary in the screencaps of the filing she includes.
The summary of the summary is that Hunter Biden has admitted that he was addicted to drugs all through this period, he said in texts he was going to buy some coke from his coke dealer after a restorative crack-nap in his car on the day before he fraudulently purchased his gun, he kept coke in the pouch he kept his fraudulently purchased gun, and yet he claimed on his gun purchase forms that he was not a drug abuser.
And that's interesting, but I also want to re-emphasize the first item: The DOJ and FBI knew that Hunter Biden's laptop was Hunter Biden's laptop since 2019, but kept silent as their friends and partners in the "intelligence community" launched a treasonous psyops campaign against the American public in October 2020.
Ed Morrissey:
You know what's not in this court filing? Any mention of Russian intelligence, or intelligence in general. The only reference to Russia comes in a reference to Hunter's own memoir and his recollection of buying drugs as part of Hunter's self-incrimination. "Walking into a park in a high-crime neighborhood to buy crack at 4 a.m. was no different than playing Russian roulette with two shells in the chamber. In some places, it was like playing with five shells--and still, I was willing to spin the chamber again and again." That's the only appearance Russia makes ... and it came from Hunter.
Morrissey quotes the filing's rebuttal of Hunter Biden's various fake defenses, like that the charges rely entirely on self-incrimination evidence. The cocaine in the gun pouch is physical evidence that is not had via self-incrimination.
Among the rebuttals offered, this one, rebutting Hunter Biden's claim that his own father is pursuing a "vindictive" case against him, is the most pungent and amusing.
Second, the defendant's vindictive prosecution claim argues that prosecutors acted with actual animus or were "prevailed upon to bring the charges by another with animus." ECF 63 at 48. This claim borders on the absurd and his argument can be summed up as follows: David C. Weiss, an experienced prosecutor who served as U.S. Attorney during the Obama-Biden Administration,1 was nominated by President Trump to remain U.S. Attorney in 2018 because he was his "stalking horse," as alleged in the Koh case relied on by the defendant, and could be forced to bring charges at the behest of President Trump. ECF 63 at 47. Even though the defendant had not yet committed his gun crimes, somehow President Trump predicted that the defendant would, believed that Mr. Weiss was the best candidate to be his "stalking horse," and also foresaw that he would lose the election but could force Mr. Weiss to file unlawful charges later. Ignoring what the defendant refers to as telltale signs of vindictiveness during the investigation, see ECF 63 at 52, President Biden asked Mr. Weiss to stay on as his U.S. Attorney, according to the defendant. Further ignoring the supposedly obvious vindictiveness, the Attorney General then appointed Mr. Weiss to serve as Special Counsel. All the while, according to the defendant, Mr. Weiss, was ready to "capitulat[e]" whenever former President Trump or politicians tweeted or posted on a website called "Truth Social." ECF 63 at 50. Next, according to the defendant, Mr. Weiss convinced the Executive Branch to authorize him and his rogue prosecutors to vindictively charge the son of the sitting President of the United States.
A Father's Love, Part II: Vindictive Prosecution