FBI Office Investigating Hunter Biden sent numerous Censorship requests to Twitter right before the 2020 Election

Emails were released Saturday in the latest dump “Twitter Files” reveal that the week before the 2020 presidential election, the FBI field office investigating Hunter Biden sent multiple censorship requests to Twitter — so many in fact, a top attorney for the tech giant found it “odd.” The weekend’s most important detail came just days after the FBI released a statement describing the FBI’s coverage. “Twitter Files” As “misinformation” Being sold by “conspiracy theorists.”

FBI “some folks in the Baltimore field office and at HQ that are just doing keyword searches for violations,” Stacia Cardille, then-Twitter’s legal executive, stressed this in an email, Nov. 3, 2020, to Jim Baker. Baker was then the deputy general counsel for Twitter. “This is probably the 10th request I have dealt with in the last 5 days,” Cardille continued, before telling Baker to let her know if he had any other questions.” 

Baker was ready in less than an hour. responded Cardille noting that it was “odd” The FBI is “searching for violations of our policies.” 

Matt Taibbi is an independent journalist published These emails were part of the 50-something Christmas Eve “Twitter Files” He remarked that thread showed “the FBI acting as doorman to a vast program of social media surveillance and censorship, encompassing agencies across the federal government – from the State Department to the Pentagon to the CIA.”

Although the thread is not newsworthy, the fact that FBI agents at the Baltimore field office as well as the FBI headquarters ran keyword searches for possible Twitter violations is hugely important because both offices were part of the Hunter Biden investigation. 

While the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office is — and was at the time of the 2020 election — handling the investigation into Hunter Biden, reportedly for potential money laundering and tax crimes, there

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