House Oversight Committee Releases Devon Archer Transcript in Biden Case

House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) released the full transcript of the interview with Hunter Biden’s business partner, Devon Archer, in connection to the Biden family investigation on Thursday.

The committee then posted to X, formerly Twitter, noting in the top thread, “Archer confirmed several critical pieces of information in our investigation of the Bidens' influence peddling schemes.”

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This shared interview confirmation that “Devon Archer confirmed Joe Biden was THE BRAND, and he brought the most value to THE BRAND.”

It was then detailed how “Devon Archer admits the value of adding Hunter Biden to the Burisma board was it 'sent the right signals' and 'a lot of it's about opening doors, you know, globally in D.C.'"

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The committee then stated, “Archer states Burisma would have gone out of business if not for THE BRAND.”

“Devon Archer reveals then-VP Joe Biden DID ATTEND dinners with Hunter Biden's foreign business associates who wired money to Biden associated LLCs,” the next post stated.

https://twitter.com/GOPoversight/status/1687093868288761856?s=20

Further claims connecting President Biden to Hunter Biden’s business dealings were added.

This included a post that said, “Archer stated then-VP Biden was on the phone over 20 times with Hunter Biden’s business associates and that these phone calls were a ‘signal.’”

“Majority Counsel asked if it would be weird to 'call my dad right now and put him on speakerphone,'” the thread went on.

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It added, “Devon Archer agreed that would be odd.”

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The committee wrapped up its revelations by posting, “Burisma executives requested Hunter Biden to get 'help from D.C.' to address 'government pressure' and were aware Hunter had a ‘very powerful name.’”