Hunter Biden will be questioned today, trapped without the help of his father’s federal government. Will this deposition finally reveal the truth for all to see?

From The Federalist. Hunter Biden will face hours of questioning — under oath — on Thursday when he sits for a deposition in the civil case brought by the owner of the computer repair shop where he abandoned his laptop. The deposition represents the first time the president’s son will be forced to confirm he owned the laptop that contained a cache of emails incriminating the Biden family in a pay-to-play scandal. …

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Last October, John Paul Mac Isaac, the owner of the computer repair shop in Wilmington, Delaware, where Hunter Biden abandoned his “laptop from hell,” filed suit against Hunter Biden among others, alleging defamation. Hunter Biden’s attorneys countered with claims against Mac Isaac, alleging the store owner had committed several “invasion of privacy” torts by sharing the data recovered from the laptop. …

On Thursday, however, Hunter will be under oath and unable to allow his attorneys to obfuscate on his behalf. One of the first questions posed to the president’s son will be whether he left the MacBook at the repair shop and signed the agreement stating that any “equipment left with the Mac Shop after 90 days of notification of completed service will be treated as abandoned and you agree to hold the Mac Shop harmless for any damage or loss of property.”

Of course, Hunter Biden’s high-priced lawyers will do all they can to keep Hunter from providing substantive responses … But unlike the “journalists” interviewing Hunter, Mac Isaac’s attorney, Brian Della Rocca, will probe the matter further.

Is this your signature? Does it look like your signature? Did you have a MacBook? Did it have a Biden Foundation sticker? Did it break? Did you ever visit this area of Wilmington? What about this store? Where did you live at the time? If an expert identifies this as your signature, do you have any basis to challenge that conclusion?

Then there is Mac Isaac’s claim that Hunter Biden returned to the store a second time with a “Western Digital external hard drive” to allow Mac Isaac to transfer the recovered data to that hard drive. Follow-up questions here will expose the ridiculous idea that Hunter has no recollection of the affairs, if that is what Hunter Biden claims: So you may have come to this store twice, driving yourself, but you have no recollection because you were too high to remember? Is that your testimony? And you don’t remember purchasing a hard drive? …

Hunter Biden’s attorneys may have made a tactical mistake, however, as instead of merely defending Mac Isaac’s defamation case, they filed several counterclaims against the computer repair store owner. Those counterclaims all rest on the theory that Mac Isaac unlawfully reviewed or copied Hunter’s data. But if the data Mac Isaac accessed was on the laptop left at his store, Hunter Biden has a problem because the signatory of the repair contract agreed not just that equipment left at the store for more than 90 days would be abandoned but that he would “hold the Mac Shop harmless for any damage or loss of property.”

While Hunter Biden attempts to distinguish between the data on the laptop and the “equipment” (i.e., the laptop), the “hold harmless” clause applies to “any” damage or loss “of property,” which is broad enough to include Hunter’s data. …

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(Excerpt from The Federalist. Photo Credit: Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)