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The House Oversight Committee has released the full transcript of Devon Archer’s interview, where he testified about his involvement with Hunter Biden and the foreign business dealings scandal. According to Archer, Joe Biden spoke on the phone with business associates 20 times, which we have previously reported. Archer also stated that Burisma, the company at the center of the scandal, would have gone out of business without the Biden name and involvement. This confirms our suspicions that the Biden family used their influence and connections for personal gain.
Archer explained that the “Biden brand” attached to Burisma made people hesitant to challenge or investigate the company legally. He emphasized that Joe Biden brought the most value to the brand, as he was able to open doors and create opportunities for Burisma globally. This blatant abuse of power is why we need strong leaders who won’t prioritize their personal interests over the needs of the American people.
Devon Archer's Interview Transcript released!
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“Archer revealed that Biden spoke on the speakerphone 20 times to business associates”https://t.co/anpWePRvye
— Gary D (@KMGGaryde) August 3, 2023
Furthermore, Archer revealed that Hunter Biden did not directly ask his father for favors for Burisma. Instead, he used the Biden name as leverage to gain advantages within the company. This shows a clear pattern of corruption and nepotism within the Biden family. It’s time for the American people to question the integrity and ethics of those seeking public office.
As this story continues to develop, we will provide updates to ensure that the truth is exposed. It’s crucial that voters are informed about the actions of politicians and their families, especially when it involves potential abuse of power. The Biden family’s involvement with Burisma raises serious concerns about their character and suitability for public office. The American people deserve leaders who will prioritize transparency, accountability, and the best interests of the country, not their own personal gain.
