The computer shop owner who alerted feds of incriminating content on Hunter Biden's laptop in 2020 says he's 'not surprised' The New York Times has yet to report the story - despite recent revelations aired by Elon Musk in his so-called 'Twitter files.'
John Paul Mac Isaac delivered the comment to DailyMail.com in an interview Sunday, two days after Musk published a trove of emails that looked to show Twitter execs attempting to suppress reporting on the story in the run up to the 2020 election - at the behest of the Biden campaign.
The barrage of tweets, tauntingly titled the 'Twitter Files', saw the site's new CEO accuse his predecessors of engaging in collusion with Biden's team - publishing internal emails from the company that supported those claims.
At the time, The Times refused to report on the scandal, calling the claims 'unsubstantiated' - a stance it has since maintained even after's Musk's massive evidence dump.
On Saturday, Musk blasted paper for its refusal to cover the ongoing firestorm, branding it an 'unregistered lobbying firm for far-left politicians.'
Now, Mac Isaac, the owner of the since-shuttered Delaware Mac Shop where an 'inebriated' Hunter brought the laptop in 2019, says the paper's decision to abstain from filing a story is likely 'its master's bidding' - with the master being the Biden Administration.
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