Nancy Mace claims Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s close friend, will provide evidence of the president’s involvement in deals.
Rep. Nancy Mace Questions President Biden on Hunter Biden’s Business Deals
During the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into Hunter Biden’s business deals and alleged misuse of connections, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) raised important questions to President Joe Biden. Mace believes that the upcoming testimony of Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s close associate, will shed light on Joe Biden’s involvement in these discussions and deals.
“Now, look, Devin Archer is Hunter Biden’s BFF,” Mace stated on Fox News. “He knows where all the bodies are buried, and I believe that his testimony will be compelling enough to show that Joe Biden was in the room during much of these discussions during much of these deals.”
Questioning Biden’s Integrity
Mace further challenged President Biden, asking why he would lie if he had done nothing wrong. This raises doubts about the transparency of Biden’s actions and adds to the urgency of the investigation.
Scrutiny on Hunter Biden’s Role at Burisma
Republicans have heavily scrutinized Hunter Biden’s position at the Ukrainian energy company Burisma from 2013 to 2018. They seek to gather more information about President Biden’s alleged involvement. The House Oversight Committee hopes that Devon Archer, a fellow board member at Burisma, will provide evidence of Biden’s participation in business calls.
While Mykola Zlochevsky, the head of Burisma, denies ever having contact with then-Vice President Biden during Hunter Biden’s board tenure, allegations persist. Biden himself has dismissed claims of assisting his son with business dealings.
Archer’s Testimony and Delays
Devon Archer, a close associate and partner of Hunter Biden, is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee. The Washington Examiner confirmed this development. Despite multiple delays, Rep. Mace expects Archer to testify as early as next Monday.
Archer was subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee on June 12 but has canceled his deposition three times. Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) emphasized the importance of Archer’s testimony in a letter, highlighting his involvement in transactions with foreign nationals and companies.
In 2018, Archer was convicted of securities fraud for defrauding a Native American tribe. Although he was sentenced to prison in 2022, he has yet to serve any time.
Seeking the Truth and Transparency
Rep. Mace emphasizes that Archer’s testimony will play a crucial role in proving Joe Biden’s involvement in his son’s business deals. She urges the presentation of all evidence uncovered in the investigation into Hunter Biden’s relationship with Burisma to the public.
“And we’ve got to get to the bottom of this, we got to get to the truth, and we have to show the American people as much evidence as possible, whether that’s witnesses, documents, tapes, recordings, etc., so that they’ll believe our investigation and what we’ve uncovered so far,” Mace passionately stated.
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