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1:03Now PlayingFBI agents who raided Rudy Giuliani's apartment and office in 2021 didn't want to touch Hunter Biden's laptop hard drives — despite the first son being under investigation at the time for potential tax fraud, the former New York City mayor's lawyer told "Pod Force One."
Robert Costello, who represented Giuliani for legal challenges related to 2020 election interference, told The Post’s Miranda Devine on the latest episode, out Wednesday, that agents executing the search warrant on the former mayor’s Upper East Side building saw the Biden scion’s hard drives as “radioactive.”
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