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Wow: What Tucker Carlson Just Asked Biden Business Partner Devon Archer

Tucker Carlson scored a one-on-one interview with Devon Archer, the longtime Biden business associate who was close friends with Hunter Biden.  Archer testified this week that then-Vice President Joe Biden was on more than 20 phone calls -- that he was personally aware of -- with his son's overseas business partners, in addition to multiple in-person meetings and meals.  The testimony was significant for multiple reasons, and the frantic spin emanating from Democrats and their media allies has been revealing.  In the sit-down with Carlson, Archer expanded on certain points, including discussing a letter the elder Biden wrote to him around the start of Archer's joint business venture with his son (the venture about which Joe Biden repeatedly denied any knowledge whatsoever, of course):

Here is the full exchange, which is labeled 'part 1,' so more of the interview has yet to be released:

More nuggets from the just-released transcript of Archer's Monday testimony:

"Legally."  Speaking of coming attractions, it looks like additional evidence is on its way into public view:

Ziegler is the IRS whistleblower we quoted earlier.  This would presumably include materials beyond what the House Oversight Committee has already uncovered, in terms of bank records documenting large overseas payments -- often routed through numerous shell corporations, many flagged by banks as suspicious -- landing in bank accounts associated with at least nine members of the Biden family.  I'll leave you with some of my reaction to the Archer testimony, including a response to Democrats who note that Archer said Joe Biden's numerous appearances with Hunter's foreign business associates only featured topics like "fishing," "geography" and "the weather:"

"The brand" was the business model.  Demonstrating on-demand access to the king of "the brand" was the whole point of the calls and meetings.  And when "the brand's" power and influence needed to be leveraged, that was what allegedly made all the exorbitant payments worth it.