Hunter Biden's new $2 million Libya bombshell more proof 'media lied to the public': Glenn Greenwald

Business Insider reported Hunter Biden asked for $2 million to help reclaim frozen Libyan assets

Charles Creitz | Fox News

  

The release of the new bombshell report from Business Insider – that first son Hunter Biden sought an annual $2 million retainer to aid in the recovery of Libyan assets frozen by President Obama while his father Joe Biden was vice president – proves the media has lied to the American public about the Biden family business storyline, according to investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald.

Greenwald, who helped break the Edward Snowden-NSA story and now writes on Substack, told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that this report on Hunter's nefarious alleged business dealings adds to "overwhelming evidence" that the emails found on the 51-year-old Wilmington native's laptop are authentic.

The Insider report is based on emails that were not on that particular hard drive – the one that a now-former Wilmington repairman gave to the FBI and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.

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