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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Hunter Biden’s Latest Scam: Rewriting the Laptop From Hell

Hunter Biden is attempting yet another reinvention. Hunter Biden is attempting yet another reinvention. Fresh from securing a $1.7 million punitive damages judgment against former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne, who lost the case by default after failing to appear for trial, the former first son has launched a coordinated publicity campaign involving podcasts, frequent posts […] The post Hunter Biden’s Latest Scam: Rewriting the Laptop From Hell appeared first on StoneZone .

Hunter Biden is attempting yet another reinvention. Hunter Biden is attempting yet another reinvention. Fresh from securing a $1.7 million punitive damages judgment against former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne, who lost the case by default after failing to appear for trial, the former first son has launched a coordinated publicity campaign involving podcasts, frequent posts on X, a new Substack, live appearances, and an upcoming documentary financed by his Hollywood benefactor Kevin Morris. As Miranda Devine has reported in the New York Post , this is not an organic redemption story. It is a deliberate effort to rehabilitate Hunter Biden’s image, monetize his notoriety, and recast the history of the laptop that exposed his conduct,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Hunter Biden's former lawyers file lien on his $1.7 million judgment, claiming he owes them even more

Hunter Biden celebrated a $1.7 million defamation victory for about five days before his former law firm moved to take the money. Winston Taylor, the firm formerly known as Winston & Strawn, filed a lien against the judgment on Tuesday, telling the court that Biden owes the firm legal fees and costs "substantially in excess" […] The post Hunter Biden's former lawyers file lien on his $1.7 million judgment, claiming he owes them even more appeared first on American Almanac .

Hunter Biden celebrated a $1.7 million defamation victory for about five days before his former law firm moved to take the money. Winston Taylor, the firm formerly known as Winston & Strawn, filed a lien against the judgment on Tuesday, telling the court that Biden owes the firm legal fees and costs "substantially in excess" of the $1.7 million a Reagan-appointed federal judge in California ordered former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne to pay. The lien landed just as Biden was making the rounds on podcasts and social media, celebrating the ruling and unleashing a profanity-laced broadside against President Trump. The timing captures something essential about Hunter Biden's post-pardon life: every apparent win arrives with a bill attached,…Open