00:00My purpose really wasn't that political. It was just uncovering the truth.
00:04When I see all kinds of suspicious activity, it just triggers something in me that I want to uncover it.
00:12And I think the public certainly had a right to know when they're potentially looking at voting for somebody like Joe Biden, who I felt was a thoroughly corrupt individual.
00:20So it obviously wasn't helpful, all the interference, all the news stories accusing us of soliciting semi-Russian disinformation, but it made us all that more careful.
00:33Right.
00:33Careful to the point when shortly before we issued our report, we were offered Hunter Biden's computer.
00:42Really?
00:43Okay, by McIsaac. He contacted our office. He wanted to turn that computer over to us.
00:48So John Paul McIsaac is the laptop repair shop owner in Delaware, who Hunter Biden abandoned his laptop.
00:55And of course, he made, I think, copies of the disk drive, so he wanted to turn this over.
00:58We got one.
00:58Right. And you got the one that was going to be given to us, but we couldn't accept.
01:04Right.
01:05It did sound like a suspicious story. I mean, it was something you had to be careful of. You had to properly vet it. You had to do your diligence on it.
01:13So we thought it could have been stolen property. I had no idea.
01:16So, you know, we had to, you know, kind of follow, you know, our rules of integrity.
01:22And so what did we do? We reached out to the FBI.
01:27So we've been offered this computer. Again, I didn't know anything about the computer before that.
01:33You know, FBI obviously did, which is why they briefed us in August of 2020.
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