Joe Biden Spoke To Hunter’s Business Partners At Least 24 Times, Former Associate Will Testify

President Biden’s Involvement in Son’s ⁤Business

President ⁤Joe Biden was in contact with his son’s ‌business partners⁢ on at least 24⁣ occasions, a former associate of Hunter‌ Biden will testify — contradicting ⁤the president’s repeated claims‍ on the campaign trail that he never spoke of Hunter’s overseas dealings with him or with anyone else.

Devon⁢ Archer, one of Hunter Biden’s former associates and close colleagues, is ⁤expected to tell‌ the House Oversight Committee how the president was often dialed in on speakerphone as Hunter‌ conducted lucrative business deals. According‍ to the New York Post ⁤on Sunday, ‌Joe Biden⁣ attended meetings either in person or by⁢ speakerphone ‍at least two dozen times. Such meetings often featured introductions with foreign businessmen or potential investors.

“One such meeting‌ was in Dubai late⁢ in the evening of Friday,‍ Dec. 4, 2015, after‍ a board meeting of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, which was paying Hunter $83,000 a month ⁣as a⁣ director,” the Post’s Miranda Devine reported. Hunter Biden’s payout ⁢was far above comparable board‍ compensation, especially for someone with no prior​ experience in ‍the industry.

“Archer, who‍ also ​was a director, is expected to‌ testify that, after dinner with the Burisma board at the Burj Al Arab Hotel, he and ⁢Hunter traveled six miles​ north to the Four ⁣Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach ⁣to have a drink with ⁣one ⁣of Hunter’s friends,” Devine added. “While they were sitting outside‍ at the bar, Vadym Pozharskyi,⁤ a senior ‌Burisma⁤ executive, phoned to ask where they ‌were because Burisma’s owner, Mykola Zlochevsky, needed to speak‌ to Hunter⁤ urgently.”

Pozharskyi soon reached Hunter and had the then-vice president’s⁢ son ring his father ⁢on speakerphone in Zlochevsky’s presence.

Archer,⁢ 48, is facing federal charges​ in a $60 million⁣ bond fraud case. In June, he lost​ an⁤ appeal to dodge his one-year prison sentence handed down by a Manhattan judge ⁢last year.

Archer’s testimony could shed further light⁣ on revelations in an FD-1023 document ‌housed ⁣by ​the FBI​ that was made public by GOP Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley last‍ week. The document implicates ‍President Biden in a ⁤$10 million bribery scheme with ‌Zlochevsky, ‍the Burisma executive. According to the FD-1023,‌ Pozharskyi told an FBI confidential⁣ human source that Hunter Biden’s hiring was meant to “protect us,⁣ through his dad, from all kinds of problems.”

In ‍2018, Joe Biden bragged about bribing Ukraine to fire the‍ country’s top‌ prosecutor, who was investigating Burisma.

President Biden vehemently denied⁤ any​ involvement in​ his son’s business dealings throughout the 2020 election. When a laptop belonging ⁤to Hunter Biden ⁣that contained evidence to the⁢ contrary surfaced, the Democrat candidate smeared the discovery as an instrument ⁤of Russian disinformation. Emails on the laptop, ⁣obtained by the New York Post, indicated that Hunter​ introduced his father to Pozharskyi while Joe Biden was serving as the “public face” of White House policy⁤ on Ukraine.

A year before the bombshell reporting from the Post, ⁢Biden even fat-shamed an Iowa voter who mentioned his son’s role on a Ukrainian company’s board. Meanwhile, Democrats launched an impeachment against Trump as a preemptive strike to protect their prospective⁣ nominee.

After the ⁢FD-1023 was created in 2020, then-Attorney General Bill ⁤Barr referred the allegations made in it to Delaware prosecutors to⁢ review ‍in ⁤the course of the Justice Department’s investigation⁤ of the⁣ Biden family. According ⁢to whistleblowers at⁢ the Internal Revenue Service, however, DOJ officials‍ concealed the document ⁣from federal tax investigators, whose investigation into Hunter Biden for tax crimes led them to recommend the younger Biden be charged with multiple felonies.

“I still think that a special counsel is‍ necessary for this‌ investigation,” IRS whistleblower⁢ Joseph Ziegler⁢ told lawmakers at a House Oversight⁣ hearing last week.