A specific email from Hunter Biden’s laptop regarding Ukraine was to be “matched” with classified materials about Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Iran found at President Biden’s home outside of Wilmington, Delaware, the said New York Post columnist Miranda Devine on Tuesday.

Devine, who has reported extensively on Hunter’s laptop scandal, told Tucker Carlson Tonight that it’s interesting, at least on a thematic level, the connection between what happened about the first tranche of classified documents found in Biden’s Greenville, Delaware , was revealed. Estate and the e-mail between the first son and his then business partner Devon Archer.

The April 13, 2014 email was sent a week before then-Vice President Biden’s meeting with then-Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk of Ukraine. Host Tucker Carlson noted that the email read like no other message on the laptop, but could have been mistaken for a message written in official State Department jargon or similar.

“The strategic values ​​to create a land bridge for RU [Russia] to Crimea. This will not directly impact Burisma holdings but will limit future exploration in the UK and exploitation of offshore opportunities in particular. It will also further destabilize the UK nationally and independently of government, and the US will respond with even stronger sanctions. Those sanctions will threaten weak support for the EU, which lacks the political will to make steep energy price hikes “et cetera,” the email said, host Tucker Carlson reported.

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President Biden, left, speaks to his son, Hunter Biden
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Devine noted that the email “reads like a classified document,” with Carlson noting that Hunter even used the diplomatic abbreviation “RU” for the Russian Federation.

“There is information in there that is not readily available. He sounds very knowledgeable and very lively about it. And you have to remember that this was at a time – a month before he joined the Burisma board. He desperately needed money to feed his drug habit and they wanted to pay him $83,000 a month not to do much,” Devine added.

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Robert K Hur, left.
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She said if Hunter had had access to classified information, it would “drive his price a lot higher” on the foreign business front.

Devine said it should be easy for authorities to determine whether Hunter might have had access to confidential Obama-Biden-era materials given whether Special Counsel Robert K. Hur had that email and other information on the laptop with him the Delaware documents, or even those found in Washington at the University of Pennsylvania facility.

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She noted that what little has been shared with the public about the first tranche of documents found in Delaware pertains to Britain, Ukraine and Iran — noting in particular Hunter’s email conversations about Britain and Ukraine .

“So it’s kind of a guess at this point, but it’s a pretty obvious connection,” she said.

Devine added that another prudent move is for Hur, the former Baltimore federal prosecutor handling the Biden documents scandal, to contact Delaware US Attorney David Weiss while he investigates surrounding Hunter monitors.