#shorts On 12/5/2022, Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “On Twitter, Karine. The Twitter Files had released that the company typically required an official or law enforcement finding that materials were hacked in order to exercise their company policy to restrict certain stories or reporting. And the journalist who released the material noted that, in this case, around the Hunter Biden laptop story, there was no official or law enforcement finding that appeared in the material that he was given. So my question to you is: Did anyone from the Biden team communicate to Twitter that this material was — was from ha- — or this reporting stemmed from hacked materials?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Are you talking about the campaign?

Heinrich: It would have been the campaign or anyone around the family. Just wondering, because the — in the Twitter Files released and what Matt Taibbi said, he noted that, typically, the company would require a law enforcement or official finding that something was hacked in order to exercise their hacked materials clause, and that they didn’t — he didn’t see that in what had been given to him.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to say if the Biden campaign communicated with Twitter in an effort to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story. Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich asked if anyone from the Biden team communicated with Twitter that the Hunter laptop story stemmed from hacked materials. Karine Jean-Pierre refused to answer the question, “I can’t speak to decisions made by the campaign…I’m just not going to comment…It’s up to these companies to make…decisions about the content…and to ensure [it] follows their own standards & policies,” KJP said.

other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/0BSOx0pkt-8
Twitter files released About Hunter Biden Laptop Scandal, official finding hacked materials clause?