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The Russians are added again. They're added again, those darn pesky Russians. You see, there

was a minor story in the news. It was this little thing. It's not even worth rehashing,

but it turns out that Hunter Biden was getting payments from the Ukrainians to sell the influence

of his father and then he apparently introduced the Ukrainians to his father and he also got

lucrative deals in China and he might have actually been kicking back that money to his father

per Hunter Biden's tax messages. But that, look, okay, that's sort of beside the point.

This is a malicious scheme of Russian disinformation and it's, I mean, they've got pictures of Biden

and they've got his tax messages, but it's probably just really good Photoshop, because

it's obviously disinformation. None of it is true. It's the Russians. It's Khrushchev. It's

Stalin and nothing to see here, folks, right? Except that the Director of National Intelligence

says actually none of that is the case. It's not Russian disinformation. Actually, it looks

like all the emails are legit. It's funny that some of the people that complain the most

about intelligence being politicized are the ones politicizing intelligence. And unfortunately,

in this case, it is Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who,

as you pointed out on Friday, said that the intelligence community believes that Hunter

Biden's laptop and the emails on it are part of some Russian disinformation campaign.

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