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Recently, Tucker Carlson sat down with Devon Archer, former business partner of Hunter Biden, for a revealing and intimate conversation that has been released to the public.
In this interview, Archer talked about his work alongside Hunter Biden, the kind of operations they had going on together, and Joe Biden’s alleged involvement.
The conversation between Tucker and Archer shed light on some interesting details regarding the nature of their partnership.
During the discussion, Archer was asked to describe what skills Hunter brought to their business venture.
He responded by explaining how Hunter had a career in Washington as well as graduating from Yale Law School; both of these gave him an extensive network in D.C., plus he also provided great insight into the “Biden brand”.
When it came to Burisma, Archer clarified that while he wasn’t doing any legal work or in counsel’s office there, his main asset was still his network and knowledge about the “Biden brand”.
This led into discussing how complex their business dealings were but ultimately they were focusing on providing government insight and networking capabilities in order to acquire capital and deal with regulatory issues at the corporate level.
One aspect of their discussion that stood out is when considering Washington’s habits for selling access: “I think that’s one of the core misconceptions. I mean, it seems like when I, understanding a regulatory environment means selling access at the end of the day. That’s how I interpret it. And I think that’s how most people on Wall Street, whether they admit it or not, interpret it.”
This statement seems especially relevant since those same tactics might have been used in relation to Joe Biden’s calls with Hunter’s business partners – something which was discussed during Monday’s closed-door testimony.
Furthermore, this raises questions about why Joe would be so enthusiastic towards Devon and Hunter, where we get a glimpse through an old letter from Vice President himself thanking them both.
Tucker found this odd enough to comment on during the interview: “It’s quite enthusiastic, it’s a little weird though, right?”
To which Devon replied “Yeah, well, it was. Listen, it was kind of the beginning of our partnership, and he was thanking me and thanking Hunter. I think at the end of the day, for bringing this idea of this government regulatory strategic advisory business into the private equity world, I think he was excited about the prospects for Hunter.”
This entire interview paints an interesting picture surrounding all these players involved including Joe Biden who seems implicated various times throughout the discussion despite denying any wrongdoing.
