Where are Tucker Carlson's Hunter Biden documents? FOX host trolled for 'bulls**t' after saying files 'vanished'

Hunter Biden's laptop and the controversial documents and e-mails became the talk of the town after the former Joe Biden's son's laptop was discovered in a Delaware store. Fox News anchor, Tucker Carlson, claimed that he and his teammates have access to the documents, but later he claimed that the documents that were being sent by his team for him, via mail service, suddenly went missing.

"Damning Hunter Biden documents suddenly vanish," Carlson tweeted, along with the video from the Fox news live bulletin, where he can be heard saying that the documents that had evidence of Hunter's ties with Chinese-Ukrainian companies "never arrived to Los Angeles" and when they received the package the contents were "missing"  and the "documents disappeared".

 

Earlier, it was reported by the New York Post that Hunter introduced his father Joe Biden "to a top executive at a Ukrainian energy firm less than a year before the elder Biden pressured government officials in Ukraine into firing a prosecutor who was investigating the company". The Post also reported that they discovered, "an earlier email from May 2014 also shows Pozharskyi, reportedly Burisma’s No. 3 exec, asking Hunter for 'advice on how you could use your influence' on the company’s behalf." Even though the New York Post broke the story, no other publication reported to have an access to the mail.

Businesswoman Shannon Watts shared Carlson's tweet and wrote -- along with laughing emojis -- "BREAKING: Documents Tucker Carlson never actually had that would allegedly blow up the election were so important that they were sent via DHL, and now can’t be found despite copiers, iPhone cameras and security cameras." Another one wrote, "I wouldn’t put it past them to send an 'opened' fedex envelope just so they could plant this story. Nobody who has documents this critical doesn’t immediately scan/save. Nobody. Especially press."

 

 

Actor Kristy Swanson also made fun of Carlson's claim and said, "The whole KAH-MA-LA lesson on @TuckerCarlson tonight was laugh out loud funny! It was a looong segment @MarkSteynOnline." One Internet user sarcastically said, "Why don't you believe him? I do because the same thing happened to my invitation to the royal wedding! I never got it and couldn't go."

 

 

Calling Carlson "pathetically creative" for weaving such a story, another one wrote, "Lol the depths of desperation sometime know no ends. I will give them a little credit they are creative. Pathetically creatively, and sadly for them there is nothing. There is never anything. Never was and never will be. The stories all seem to end the same." While another shocked user commented, "So let me get this straight... There was ONE SET of documents. Nobody made copies, made back-ups or took photos of the smoking gun that would take down the Democratic nominee. Yup...checks out."

 

 

Advocate JY Lewis commented on Carlson's tweet and asked, "Did you make a copy like a normal person?" Executive Producer Suzanne Lindberg replied to Carlson's tweet saying, "Poof! Just like that? Why surely your super-duper secret spy source has copies they can still send along? Or maybe... just maybe you’re are spinning some amazing bullshit for the rubes who watch your show and believe your inane crap."