Kirby argues with reporter about purported Hunter Biden text message: 'Not going to comment further'

The drama surrounding Hunter Biden’s laptop took an interesting turn when State Department spokesperson John Kirby refused to provide additional comments about alleged text messages exchanged between Joe Biden’s son and his associates. During the press briefing last week, a reporter probed Kirby on the purported messages, reported to have contained a reference to Hunter making a profit off the Biden name. Kirby initially denied knowledge of the text messages and admitted that he had not even seen them. Following the reporter’s insistence, Kirby eventually confirmed that he had access to the messages but claimed that he couldn’t comment on them further. The exchange sparked intense debates on social media and generated more questions than answers. The Hunter Biden saga has become a focal point of this year’s presidential race, fueling wild conspiracy theories and accusations from both sides of the political divide. As the election approaches, the controversy shows no signs of abating, and it remains to be seen how much of an impact it will have on the outcome.