710 W-O-R. Well, with us right now, the brilliant columnist, Miranda Devine. Of course, you read her in the New York Post. If you haven't done it, make sure you get her book, Laptop from Hell. You've got to read this book. And, of course, her columns are at the New York Post on the website there. Miranda Devine, how you doing?

Hi, really well, Mark.

How are you?

I'm good, I'm good.

Hey, Rudy Giuliani pointing out yesterday,

one of the reasons they're targeting him so hard is he's the guy that first got a hold of that laptop, first got you the hard drive, and I hadn't thought about that,

but that's why Biden must really want to go after Rudy.

Oh, absolutely. I mean, I think Rudy's really ruffled some feathers from the Biden camp and they will stop at nothing to crush him and censor him. The amount of legal actions against him is just inhumane.

It's broken him, not emotionally, but certainly financially.

It's just impossible to deal with that kind of barrage.

Hey, speaking of that laptop, if you're doing something so dirty and sleazy and illicit,

I don't know why you'd put it in writing and emails and put it on a hard drive and keep on a laptop.

But even if you did, why would you go to a total stranger and hand him the laptop?

When mind breaks, i just destroy it i

would never what went through his head that he gave it to that repair man

well i think that's a very good question um and i've thought about it i see a bit over the last

almost three years um at the time that Hunter abandoned his laptop, he was in an absolute

rage at his family and particularly his father. He felt that he was being disrespected

by them, that having basically supported the extended family for so many years, that now, you know, when he had a drug problem and was causing a bit of mayhem, that they were just walking away from him because Joe Biden, as the whole family knew, was just about to announce that he was running for president

within a few days of Hunter dropping off that laptop, which is an interesting timing coincidence.

And so, you know, maybe it was Freudian.

Maybe it was the fact that Hunter just didn't care.

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