Staff Reports
Jack Maxey, the investigator behind the Hunter Biden laptop saga, has been reinstated on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) after friends Vish Burra and Michael Yon appealed to Elon Musk, the CTO of X. Maxey, who was banned from the platform for 879 days, expressed his excitement about being back on X, stating that he has dedicated his retirement to exposing the contents of the laptop and trying to save his country.
Maxey mentioned that he never received an explanation from X as to why he was banned in the first place. The Hunter Biden laptop, which first made headlines when it was handed over to Stephen K. Bannon and other associates by Rudy Giuliani, contains potentially damaging information that could have affected the outcome of the 2020 election. Maxey expressed his gratitude towards friends such as Vish Burra and Michael Yon, as well as others who lobbied Elon Musk on his behalf to lift the ban.
In the early stages of the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, Bannon asked Maxey and Burra to sift through the contents of the laptop and filter out any explicit material that could distract from the more important corruption allegations. Maxey took on the task of posting emails from the laptop and reaching out to members of Congress and various media outlets.
Maxey also recalled the events leading to his Twitter ban, including delivering copies of the laptop to The Daily Mail and giving an interview with Eric Metaxas. He believes that his activities caught the attention of government agencies, which may have influenced Twitter’s decision to ban him.
The city of Auburn, where Hunter has family roots, is on Owasco Lake. Hunter has named some of his “entities” after NY Finger Lakes and has the lakes tattooed on his back. https://t.co/fspi79OCnK pic.twitter.com/zsQObQrF69
— Claudia Tenney (@claudiatenney) March 18, 2023
During his interview with RedState, Maxey highlighted the lack of scrutiny on Christopher Heinz, the stepson of Climate Tsar John F. Kerry. Heinz, who was Hunter Biden’s Yale roommate and involved in many of his business deals, has seemingly escaped any consequences. Maxey mentioned the connection between Heinz and the Rosemont-named ventures associated with the Heinz family, as well as Heinz’s involvement in securing visas for Burisma executives.
Maxey concluded by suggesting that Hunter Biden and Devon Archer may have only received payment from Burisma after the visa issue was resolved, insinuating a potential quid pro quo situation. Overall, Maxey’s return to X marks a victory for those seeking to expose the alleged corruption within the Biden family, and the lack of scrutiny on individuals like Heinz raises further questions about the extent of this scandal.
