Staff Reports
Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's former business partner, has reportedly agreed to provide testimony regarding ongoing investigations into an alleged bribery scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and the Ukrainian company Burisma. According to an FD-1023 form obtained from a reliable FBI source, Biden purportedly received a substantial payment of $10 million from a former Burisma executive as part of a quid pro quo arrangement. The payment was allegedly intended to secure the dismissal of Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin, who was investigating Burisma at the time.
SMOKING GUN: Hunter Biden’s longtime business partner has agreed to testify on the Biden family criminal bribery scheme.
The entire Biden crime family belongs in prison for life. https://t.co/YLS6g5QROH
— Proud Elephant ??? (@ProudElephantUS) June 19, 2023
The House Oversight Committee issued a summons to Devon Archer, demanding his appearance for testimony on Friday. While Archer is in discussions to comply with the subpoena, he has requested a more suitable time for his deposition. As Hunter Biden's long-time business partner, Archer has been entangled in investigations examining the Biden family's business dealings with foreign entities, particularly Burisma. He played a crucial role in facilitating Hunter's appointment to the board of Burisma during his father's tenure as Vice President.
Hunter Biden’s former business partner Devon Archer is in talks to comply with a subpoena regarding the Bidens’ alleged $10 million Ukraine “bribe.” https://t.co/9fkxNa5DMg
— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) June 16, 2023
One email from Hunter Biden to Archer, dated April 13, 2014, mentioned "my guy's upcoming travels." Shortly thereafter, then-Vice President Joe Biden visited Ukraine. The email included a detailed 22-point analysis of Ukraine's political landscape. Archer has faced legal troubles and was convicted of debt fraud in 2022, with his sentencing pending.
In 2019, Hunter Biden claimed that he was facing persecution solely due to his association with the Biden family, rather than any wrongdoing. He argued that influential families in the United States often endure persecution and prosecution as a consequence of their position of power.
Recently, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa disclosed that a foreign individual had recorded 17 conversations with the Biden family, 15 involving Hunter and two involving then-President Biden. This foreign individual has been identified as Mykola Zlochevsky, the founder of Burisma. The recordings allegedly provide detailed information about the bribery scheme between Burisma and the Bidens. According to The Federalist, a senior Burisma executive safeguarded these recordings as an insurance policy against potential investigations.
The intensity of investigations into the Biden family's business dealings has escalated with the potential testimony from Archer, which may reveal more information about the extent of the Bidens' alleged corruption. The mounting evidence further fuels speculation regarding the Bidens' involvement with foreign enterprises. It is evident that the Biden family can no longer conceal their alleged illicit activities, their connections to Burisma, and the falsehoods surrounding these matters.
