Schiff defamed him in an interview two days after the Post - and later - began publishing revelations from the laptop. The Delaware repairman who blew the whistle on Hunter Biden's laptop has filed a defamation suit against House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff, CNN, Politico and The Daily Beast seeking damages of 'at least $1 million,' according to a new report.įormer shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac, 45, filed the lawsuit in Montgomery County, Maryland, Tuesday claiming that the outlets falsely said he was spreading Russian disinformation - which he says cost him his store, according to the New York Post. Twitter labeled the information as coming from potentially 'hacked materials'.Isaac previously lost his lawsuit against Twitter for hiding a story from the New York Post about revelations found on the laptop.

The Daily Beast also accused him of stealing the laptop, the suit claims.Politico also reported at the time that dozens of former intelligence officials believe the laptop was 'Russian disinfo'.The suit claims that Schiff knowingly lied when he said on CNN that 'the Kremlin' was behind a 'smear campaign' following the news of Hunter Biden's laptop.He claims in the lawsuit that the outlets falsely accused him of spreading Russian disinformation - which he says cost him his Delaware repair shop.John Paul Mac Isaac, 45, is suing House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff, CNN, Politico and The Daily Beast.Repairman who revealed Hunter Biden's laptop sues House Intelligence Committee head Adam Schiff, CNN, Politico and The Daily Beast in defamation case worth 'at least $1 million'

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