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Two corrections to Carlson's description: First, Kent said while he was concerned about the potential for conflict, he did not know himself of any wrongdoing. Second, Rudy Giuliani described the note from Hunter Biden to his daughter as a text, not an email.

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"He gave two to friends of his in case he was killed," Giuliani, who shared information from the drive with the New York Post this week, claimed.

For anyone thinking such words may be a bit extreme, Giuliani insisted it was a real concern, because of "very dangerous" people trying to protect the Bidens.

"Don't laugh," he told the interviewer. "The presidency is at stake and we have some very dangerous people involved. I've been in law enforcement long enough to know you don't laugh at that. The reality is, he kept four copies and gave two to friends in case he was killed."

Joe Biden has denied the legitimacy of Giuliani's claims and called the Post report on his son a "smear campaign."

Despite questions over the authenticity of damaging content from a hard drive allegedly belonging to Joe Biden's son, Hunter, Donald Trump has said the data is a "proven fact," with Steve Bannon promising there is more to come.

Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, who was brought in to help with the release of the Hunter Biden data, has also promised that much more is to come, including emails he claims are from Hunter Biden's attorney requesting the hard drive back.

"Hunter Biden's lawyer has come to us both with phone calls and with emails saying, 'Hey, I've got to get the hard drive back,'" Bannon told Sky News on Sunday.

"They admit it's their hard drive," he added, promising that if the emails need to be released, "we will release them."

In a separate interview with the Revolver over the weekend, Bannon promised that "We already have set in motion the various apparatuses that will release everything," and said "The Bidens are about to be hit with multiple stories from multiple media sources based off evidence beyond the hard drive."