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FBI Agent told boss Biden laptop could be Russian disinformation, but team knew otherwise FBI shocker: Agent told boss Biden laptop could be Russian disinformation, but team knew otherwise House Judiciary interviews reveal that the FBI knew Hunter Biden's laptop was "real" for a long time before it was portrayed by Biden camp and mainstream media as "Russian disinformation." Rep. Jordan calls for budget deal to include ban on funding federal censorship activities House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) says the budget resolution needs language prohibiting government money from funding censorship activities in federal agencies. Rep. Jordan also explains the legislation he’s introduced that would impose severe penalties on government employees who are involved in censoring Americans. By John Solomon Published: December 26, 2023 11:00pm Article Dig Deeper The FBI agent who ran the bureau’s Foreign Influence Task Force (FITF) during the 2020 election admitted in Congressional testimony that he advised his leadership that Hunter Biden’s laptop could be part of a Russian disinformation campaign, apparently unaware his team already knew that the FBI had obtained and corroborated the computer as “real,” according to interview transcripts reviewed by Just the News. Retired FBI Special Agent Bradley Benavides' account to the House Judiciary Committee comes as congressional investigators gather mounting evidence that the government's early efforts to identify and block alleged misinformation in politics have been so haphazard as to inject inaccurate, speculative, or incomplete information themselves into the public domain.

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