Censorship of the laptop believed to have belonged to Hunter Biden in the final weeks of the 2020 election doesn’t warrant prosecutions, according to former Attorney General William Barr.
Newsmax host Sean Spicer, who served as former President Donald Trump’s first White House press secretary, pressed Barr on Thursday about whether there will be any “legal consequences” for the suppression of the story and for those who dismissed it as Russian disinformation.
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