Coverage dated December 4, 2022

FBI warned Twitter during 'weekly' meetings of Hunter Biden 'hack-and-leak operation’ before censoring NY Post

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The FBI was deeply involved in debunking the Hunter Biden laptop story even before the New York Post's bombshell scoop in October 2020. New revelations show how extensive this was.

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  1. The Daily Caller

  2. Fox News

    FBI warned Twitter during 'weekly' meetings of Hunter Biden 'hack-and-leak operation’ before censoring NY Post (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    The FBI was deeply involved in debunking the Hunter Biden laptop story even before the New York Post's bombshell scoop in October 2020. New revelations show how extensive this was.

  3. Fox News

    FBI warned Twitter of Hunter Biden ‘hack-and-leak operation’ before 2020 expose was censored (opens Fox News)

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    The FBI warned Twitter before the 2020 election to expect "hack-and-leak operations" by "state actors" involving Hunter Biden. Twitter censored the expose.

  4. Gopusa

    FBI Warned Twitter of Hunter Biden ‘Hack-and-Leak Operation’ Before 2020 Election (opens Gopusa)

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    The FBI warned Twitter explicitly of a “hack-and-leak operation involving Hunter Biden” ahead of the 2020 presidential election, documents filed with the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) show, providing fresh insight around the social media platform’s decision to censor the New York Post’s explosi…

  5. Washington Examiner

    Twitter warned of ‘hack-and-leak operation’ involving Hunter Biden ahead of 2020 election: Report (opens Washington Examiner)

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    The FBI warned Twitter executives that the social media site could be susceptible to “hack-and-leak operations” that would involve actors obtaining information from high-profile figures and releasing it across the platform, according to the company’s former head of site integrity.