128,000 Hunter Biden Emails Leaked Online By Ex-Trump Aide: Report

A former aide of ex-President Donald Trump this week leaked more than 128,000 emails found on a laptop that First Son Hunter Biden allegedly discarded at a computer repair shop in Delaware.

Garret Ziegler, a former assistant to Trump’s director of trade and manufacturing policy Peter Navarro, uploaded at least 128,775 emails to the website BidenLaptopEmails.com through his organization Marco Polo. The emails are now available for download for people using Mac or Windows computers.

Among the emails uploaded to the searchable database was a message containing the quote “10 for the big guy.” The email was allegedly sent by Hunter’s business partner James Gilliar in which he appeared to suggest that the younger Biden should hold 10% of the equity in a multi-million-dollar deal they secured with the Chinese on behalf of his father, Joe Biden.

Another email uploaded onto the database showed Hunter describing a favor he owed a Mexican billionaire’s son. In that particular email, the billionaire’s son outlined how he helped Hunter get into the White House, seemingly in reference to his father winning the presidency against Trump.

“Here are the 128k emails from the Biden Laptop, which is a modern Rosetta Stone of white and blue collar crime under the patina of the Delaware Way,” Marco Polo said in a statement posted on the website, as first reported by Daily Mail.

“Prior to the discovery of the Rosetta Stone, a number of ancient languages were mere gibberish and hash marks. Similarly, the emails on the Biden Laptop illuminated previously convoluted webs of the people you see leading the charge for global governance; truly, the emails can be considered a translation tool for Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering.”

The International Business Times could not independently verify the authenticity of the leaked emails.

The newly leaked emails are the latest in the saga of the laptop Hunter allegedly abandoned at a Delaware computer repair shop just a few months prior to the 2020 election. The contents of the laptop were later given by the shop owner to Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who proceeded to give the files to the New York Post and other conservative outlets.