Former President Trump said the New York Times has admitted being a part of an effort to 'rig' the election for Joe Biden with their report confirming the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop and its contents.
He is pictured playing golf at his Florida resort on March 4
Former President Trump said the New York Times has admitted being a part of an effort to 'rig' the election for Joe Biden with their report confirming the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop and its contents.
Trump said in a statement on Friday, 500 days after the November 2, 2020, general election: 'The New York Times just admitted that it participated in an effort to rig the election for Joe Biden.'
When files from the laptop were published before the 2020 presidential election, immigration Lawyer Istanbul the newspaper cast doubt on its provenance, linked it to Russian disinformation, and made no public attempt to obtain and verify it.
But buried 1,200 words into a story this week about a federal probe into the president's son, the Gray Lady admitted to an astonishing U-turn.
Reporters referenced emails 'obtained by The New York Times from a cache of files that appears to have come from a laptop abandoned by Mr.
Biden in a Delaware repair shop', adding that they 'were authenticated by people familiar with them and with the investigation.'
DailyMail.com authenticated the laptop a full year earlier, and was the first - and only - news organization to publicly verify its contents using expert analysis.
Last March, we hired top cyber forensics experts at Maryman & Associates to examine the hard drive to determine its authenticity.
Trump joined Republicans in their outrage at the media for ignoring the story in the build-up to Biden's win and social media platforms including Twitter and Facebook for declaring the story was disinformation.
There was also vindication for the ex-President who was told he was told by Lesley Stahl during a 60 Minutes interview in October 2020 that the contents of the laptop could not be verified and it had already been investigated by Republicans in the Senate.