(BPR) The walls are closing in on Hunter Biden and his former associates, and according to one report, if ex-Hunter homie Devon Archer wants to avoid going to jail, he needs to roll on the first son and tell what he knows about the Biden family’s “influence-peddling scheme.”
The New York Post’s Miranda Devine has been covering Hunter Biden’s shady activities since the notorious “laptop from hell” story first broke, and in a Sunday opinion piece, she claims “friends with knowledge of Hunter’s thinking” are urging Archer to face the facts of his unenviable situation ahead of his Tuesday appeal in a Lower Manhattan courtroom.
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“As he grows increasingly despondent, friends with knowledge of Hunter’s thinking are telling Archer to accept that the Bidens have thrown him under the bus and that a last-minute presidential pardon has been ruled out,” Devine writes. “They have urged him to save himself by using the only currency he has left — his knowledge of the Biden family influence-peddling scheme, for which he had a front-row seat for four years during Joe Biden’s vice presidency.”
When Hunter Biden arranged for his foreign business partners to meet — either in person or over the phone — with his then-vice president father, Archer was there, Devine states.
“He famously was photographed meeting the VP in his White House office weeks before Archer and Hunter joined the board of the corrupt Ukrainian energy company Burisma,” she notes.
A source close to Archer says the appointment of Trump-appointed Judge Richard Sullivan on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals three-judge panel that will be hearing his Tuesday case is a “cruel blow.” It was Sullivan who reinstated Archer’s fraud conviction after Obama-appointed District Judge Ronnie Abrams overturned it.
Friends of Archer claim the first son’s former partner is “caught between two presidents.”
“[U]nless Judge Sullivan has a change of heart or is outvoted by fellow appeals Judges William J. Nardini, a Trump appointee, and Myrna Pérez, a Biden appointee, Archer, a father of two, will be heading for the big house,” Devine writes.
Meanwhile, the Department of Justice (DOJ) is considering indicting Hunter Biden this week on charges that Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) says amount to “a slap on the wrist, a drop in the bucket.”
“My message to the Department of Justice is very loud and clear,” Comer stated. “Do not indict Hunter Biden before Wednesday when you have the opportunity to see the evidence that the House Oversight Committee will produce.”
Former House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) joined “Fox & Friends” on Monday and told co-host Brian Kilmeade that the DOJ should be “worried” about Comer’s request.
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“He has been looking under rocks that the Department of Justice has had no interest in looking at,” Chaffetz said.
