In Donald Trump’s New York City court trial, prosecutors alleged that Trump tried to illegally influence the 2016 presidential elections by suppressing damaging news stories about his private life.
Matthew Colangelo, the prosecutor, told jurors in April that “this was a long-running, planned conspiracy to influence 2016 elections, to help Donald Trump win through illegal expenditures, and to silence those who had anything bad to say about Trump’s behavior.” It was pure election fraud.
If suppressing damaging stories is a criminal act, then the former Obama Director for National Intelligence James Clapper as well as the 50 other national officials who signed a letter that claimed the infamous Hunter Biden Laptop was Russian disinformation all should be charged with this crime.
We all know that prosecutors have used the “laptop from Hell” in Hunter’s case as evidence. The Department of Justice believes that this laptop is genuine and that it has not been tampered with.
Biden’s lawyers had attempted to stop the laptop from being used as evidence. They claimed that they had “numerous reasons to believe” the data was altered or compromised before the investigators had obtained the electronic materials. The prosecution, however, argued that the attorneys had not provided “any evidence or info that shows his laptop contains false data,” and that the judge would therefore admit the laptop as a piece of evidence.
Erika Jensen, an FBI agent, testified about the authenticity of the laptop and how it was verified. The laptop is Hunter Biden’s, and it was 100% legitimate.
Clapper, however, refuses to retract his letter in which he falsely claimed that the laptop contained Russian disinformation. This letter was used by Big Tech to suppress a damaging story about Joe Biden’s campaign just weeks before the election.
James Clapper signed the letter, which was heavily scrutinized, just weeks before 2020’s presidential election. He claimed that the laptop had all the “earmarks” (or signs) of a Russian attempt to influence the vote.
He simply replied “No” when Fox News Digital asked if he regretted his signature despite the fact that the laptop is now being used as evidence by prosecutors to argue Hunter committed a federal firearm crime.
Clapper refused to remove his name publicly from the letter, despite evidence that the device and contents were genuine. He and other former intelligence officials signed up would not admit they should have waited to comment.
The laptop, which contained videos and photos illustrating drug use, sex acts, and sensitive business communications was presented to the jury on Tuesday to try to prove that the son of the president lied when he claimed to have used drugs in a form for a gun.
It’s not just the 51 national security officials who signed the fake letter and gave their false assessment of the laptop that should be held accountable. Evidence was found last year that linked the infamous letter with Joe Biden’s campaign for president.
Mike Morell, co-author and co-author of the infamous letter, recruited former intelligence officials in October 2020 to sign on to it. He pitched it to Joe Biden as a way to give him “talking points” for his upcoming debate with Donald Trump. Current Secretary of State Antony Blinken was then a campaign adviser.
How can this agreement not be corruptly influencing an electoral outcome, while Trump’s nondisclosure contract with Stormy Daniels is?
Clapper, Blinken, and all those who were involved in that fake letter should be arrested, charged, and tried for the same crimes Trump was. It proves the existence of a two-tiered system.