Hannity did himself a huge disservice by indulging in the conspiracy talk. Unfortunately he only stopped when Fox decided to retract the story. Its pretty obvious he was told by the Fox News leadership to stop with the conspiracy talk.
Now with news that the NRCC being hacked during the midterms we can look at how the republicanâs behaved post hack compared to the democrats.
The NRCC brought on the prominent Washington law firm Covington and Burling as well as Mercury Public Affairs to oversee the response to the hack. The NRCC paid the two firms hundreds of thousands of dollars to help respond to the intrusion. The committeeâs chief legal counsel, Chris Winkelman, devoted hours of his time to dealing with the matter.
Note how they didnât pack up all their computers in the middle of an election and turn them over to the FBI.
Theyâve also used Crowdstrike. Seems like similar reactions regarding the servers to me. Image it, hand it to the FBI, run your own investigation as well, work on getting clean and get back online asap.
At what speed was the data downloaded from the hard drive?
We donât have that information. I understand you think you do, and you think itâs 23/mb, but you are either a victim of a long disproven hoax, or a purposeful promoter of it.
Is that speed possible for hacking over the internet?
23mb? Yes. Iâm downloading faster as we speak. However, that number is a hoax number, as shown in the above reporting.
or would it require person to be at the computer itself?
Sure wouldnât, but again, your last 3 questions show that youâre either under the spell of Tim Leonardâs file compression hoax, or are for unknown reasons promoting it willingly.
There is nothing supporting the ring-wing seth rich conspiracy. There are mountains of evidence supporting otherwise. No one but internet weirdos is still trying to push this.