Hunter Biden Laptop Whistleblower Speaks Out on FBI Treatment, Pay-to-Play Scheme

John Paul Mac Isaac, the laptop repair store owner who became the Hunter Biden laptop whistleblower, is speaking out about the treatment he received from the FBI when he attempted to warn them about his findings.

This comes as Mac Isaac is preparing to release a new book about his experience called “American Injustice: My Battle to Expose the Truth,” and as he’s suing Adam Schiff and CNN for defamation for accusing him of being a “Russian asset.”

During an appearance on Fox News with host Will Cain, Mac Isaac detailed the “pay-to-play” scheme he found on Hunter’s laptop and resistance he faced from the FBI:

I definitely saw some things that were a concern. An obscenely large amount of money being traded hands Burisma in exchange for favors from the state department and basically a pay-for-play scheme. And I knew that between that and the embarrassing content that was on the laptop. I needed to get this to the authorities. I want to get it to the FBI because I feel like this is the proper Channel, but I need to do it in Albuquerque, I can’t do it myself. I’m too afraid to do it myself. So I enlisted my father to do it for me.

So he approached the Albuquerque field office for the FBI in early October of 2019 and he walks into an office where the FBI agent basically tells him to lawyer up, get the hell out, and don’t talk about this…

Watch the full interview below:

With the 2020 presidential election now long behind us, the mainstream media is finally admitting that the laptop has been real all along. Just last week NBC News reported that they had confirmed from documents on Hunter’s laptop $11 million in income from China and Burisma.

Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros

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