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Tucker Carlson interviewed Hunter Biden. Yes, that Hunter Biden. He joined the Tucker Carlson Show to discuss all the scandals. Today’s show checked to see if he came clean.

According to TNND:

They discussed the “laptop from hell” associated with Hunter Biden and Carlson said that Israelis came to him and told him there was child abuse material on the laptop.

“The allegation that there was abuse of minors found on the laptop that came from the Israelis,” Carlson said. “I’m just telling you that. They came to me with that. So I know that. And one of the things that enraged me about the statement from the sleazy intel guys is that they blamed the Russians for it.”

Hunter Biden continues to deny the allegation and blames Rudy Giuliani for spreading the so-called lies.

“The elites in our three-letter agencies, and of course, the entire Democratic Party, the media and Big Tech, wanted this story buried. It would have affected the outcome of the election," Crowder said. “They said it was Russian disinformation so that this story, that would have affected the outcome of the election, was completely removed and blocked from being circulated anywhere online even though it was a real story. So, when the real dynamic was Big Government, Big Tech, Big Media, colluding to put their thumbs on the scales of the election, he says it was them trying to blame Russia because it was really Israel.”

At first, he claimed he never dropped off the laptop. This is a bizarre claim because he not only signed a receipt, but his own legal team never disputed that he dropped off the laptop.

“That is a lie, and it is used to set everything else up,” Crowder said.

Hunter also added that the laptop had been sought by Giuliani in Ukraine since 2018.

“This timeline makes no sense whatsoever,” Crowder said, adding that Lev Parnas said they first heard about the laptop in 2019.

Hunter also claimed that Giuliani was working with a known GRU Russian agent. This is also not true.

“This matters,” Crowder said.

He sets up the story with several lies, then uses those lies to justify the claim that this is disinformation from Israel.

Additionally, it is not dishonest to say it ‘could’ have come from Israel. It is a lie, however, to claim he knew that when he provided no evidence to back that claim up.

There was, however, a separate conspiracy theory about child abuse. Reports indicated it was Chinese YouTubers who circulated that rumor.

“That is something that does happen when people poison the well,” Crowder said. “That often does happen to discredit what is already there.”