CIA HELPED get signatures for letter calling Hunter Biden’s laptop disinformation and wanted it approved in a ‘rush’ before the 2020 election, Republicans claim in bombshell report
The CIA may have been involved in getting signatures for the letter from 51 intelligence agencies discrediting Hunter Biden‘s laptop as disinformation, according to bombshell Republican report set to be released Wednesday.
The House Judiciary Committee is set to unveil a report titled: The Hunter Biden Statement: How Senior Intelligence Community Officials and the Biden Campaign Worked to Mislead American Voters.
It alleges that former CIA official Davie Cariens ‘may have helped in the effort to solicit signatures for the statement’ and accuses former Director Mike Morell and the Biden campaign of conspiring to quickly get the letter approved.
On October 19, 2020, Morell allegedly sent the CIA the final version of the letter to the Prepublication Classification Review for review and called it a ‘rush job’ so it could be approved.
The report, which will be published in conjunction with the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and the House Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, also reveals that former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper provided editorial advice to ‘strengthen the verbiage.’
The CIA may have been involved in getting signatures for the letter from 51 intelligence agencies discrediting Hunter Biden’s laptop as disinformation, according to bombshell Republican report set to be released Wednesday
On October 18, emails included in the report show Clapper emailing Morrell his intention to sign onto the letter.
He also offered a key phrase to include, writing: ‘I have one editorial suggestion for the letter: I think it would strengthen the verbiage if you say this has all the classic earmarks of a Soviet/Russian information operation rather than the ‘feel’ of a Russian operation.
