Oversight Committee Subpoenas Hunter Biden’s Ex-Business Partner

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Hunter Biden’s former business partner, Devon Archer has been subpoenaed by Congressional Republicans, who want him to testify this week.

The Oversight Committee has been looking into various members of President Joe Biden’s family’s financial dealings. In a letter to Archer’s counsel, Kentucky Republican James Comer stated that he “played a significant role in the Biden family’s business deals abroad, including but not limited to China, Russia, and Ukraine.”

“Additionally, while undertaking these ventures with the Biden family, your client met with then-Vice President Biden on multiple occasions, including in the White House,” wrote Comer, head of the Oversight Committee.

Archer’s anticipated appearance before the GOP House Oversight Committee is a big step forward in the congressional investigation. Beginning in 2014, Archer was on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy business, alongside Hunter Biden.

Oversight Committee Subpoenas Hunter Biden's Ex-Business Partner

During this time, then-Vice President Joe Biden was deeply involved in Ukraine policy, during which his opponents claim the energy firm was corrupt.

CBS News corroborated hundreds of conversations between Hunter Biden and Archer in an independent forensic investigation of Hunter Biden’s laptop data, including emails indicating working meals were planned before or after Burisma board meetings. Archer is widely thought to have supported Hunter Biden’s appointment to Burisma’s board of directors.

Comer informed Hunter and the president’s brother James in February that he is seeking documents and communications from the Bidens as part of his committee’s investigation into the president’s possible involvement in their financial conduct, particularly in foreign business deals “with individuals who were connected to the Chinese Communist Party.” In his letter, Comer accused them of accepting “significant amounts of money from foreign companies without providing any known legitimate services.”

On May 10, White House spokesman Ian Sams said the committee was “really just microwaving old debunked stuff” and offered “no evidence of any wrongdoing” by the president.

“House Republicans have shown no evidence of policy decisions being influenced by anything other than U.S. national interests,” Sams wrote.

The House Oversight Committee said in an interim report last month that some Biden family members, associates, and their companies received more than $10 million from foreign entities, including payments made during and after President Joe Biden’s vice presidency, after reviewing thousands of records subpoenaed from four banks. However, the White House argued that GOP investigators could not identify a “single Joe Biden policy” that was improperly influenced.

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Comer’s 36-page interim GOP report accused several Biden family members and friends of utilizing a “complicated network” of more than 20 firms, largely LLCs founded. At the same time, Mr. Biden was vice president, employing “incremental payments over time” to “conceal large financial transactions.”

“From a historical standpoint, we’ve never seen a presidential family receive these sums of money from adversaries around the world,” Comer said.

Following the release of the report on May 11, Abbe Lowell, an attorney representing Hunter Biden, stated that the committee was “redoing old investigations that found no evidence of wrongdoing by Mr. Biden.”

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Archer was found guilty of securities fraud and conspiracy to conduct securities fraud in 2018 for his role in a plot to defraud a Native American tribe and several pension funds.

Later that year, his conviction was reversed, and U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abram stated in her conclusion that she was “left with an unwavering concern that Archer is innocent of the crimes charged.”

A federal appeals court later overturned the conviction. Archer was unsuccessful in his appeal of that ruling earlier this month. He has yet to be sentenced.

Archer’s attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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