BREAKING: Hunter Biden Told Devon Archer To Get A Burner Phone 3 Days Before Meeting Joe Biden At White House

Hunter Biden, son of then-Vice President Joe Biden, advised his business partner Devon Archer to acquire a disposable phone just three days prior to their scheduled meeting with the Vice President at the White House. The email, obtained by DailyMail also hinted at Hunter’s possible influence over his father, whom he referred to as ‘my guy.’

The email exchange between Hunter and Devon Archer is interesting due to the timing of the request. Hunter specifically suggested that they both purchase cell phones from convenience stores like 7/11 or CVS. This in all likelihood should be interpreted as implying a desire for complete and secure anonymity.

The email’s content also shows a detailed assessment of the Ukrainian political landscape, the potential for decentralization in the East, and strategies related to the Ukrainian gas company Burisma. The timing of these communications is significant since shortly after this meeting at the White House, both Hunter Biden and Devon Archer announced their board seats at Burisma. Burisma has been accused of being involved in corrupt practices over the years.

The new information adds to the ongoing investigation about the influence and business activities of the prominent figures within the Biden family. In particular, the email lays out a number of strategic thoughts, including Hunter Biden’s perspective on the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, the potential impact of Russian destabilization in the east of Ukraine, and the opportunities and risks for Burisma.

Hunter’s detailed thoughts on Ukrainian politics and business strategy also showed concern about Russian influence, the importance of supporting Ukrainian independence, and the strategic value of Burisma.

Biden has continued to send aid to Ukraine since the war with Russia started, despite the backlash from many of the right.

During Monday’s closed-door testimony before the House Oversight Committee, Archer claimed that President Biden frequently spoke to his son’s business partners. This strongly contradicts previous statements made by the President.

According to Archer, these conversations were casual, with the President and Hunter’s business partners exchanging ‘niceties’ such as discussing the weather.

Beyond the email, the connection between Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, and Burisma has been a continued point of controversy. Burisma’s accusations of corruption, coupled with Hunter’s board position, have fueled discussions about how the Biden family’s political influence played a role in their business decisions.

The email also touches on subjects such as setting up a corporate entity or LLP that would allow them to draw on funds generated, freeing them from existing commitments, and building investment and expansion strategies. The emails detail an intricate planning of business endeavors intertwined with political influences.

Archer’s testimony has been described as “extremely damning” by many who believe that this could be the turning point in the potential Biden impeachment inquiry. Judiciary Chairman and Oversight member Jim Jordan, who was present during the deposition, stated that Archer had provided the committee with new information and called the meeting “very productive.”

Archer’s testimony also revealed that “Burisma would have gone out of business sooner if the Biden brand had not been invoked. People would be intimidated to really mess with Burisma because of the Biden family brand.” This statement has raised further questions about the Biden family’s involvement in Hunter’s foreign business deals.

Hunter had involved Joe in over 20 business discussions using speakerphone to promote “the brand,” according to Archer. The inclusion of Hunter on the board of Burisma was valuable due to the brand, with then-Vice President Joe Biden contributing the most to its value. Archer asserted that without the brand, Burisma would have faced bankruptcy.

As the Biden investigation continues, more details should lead to new questions about what exactly Joe Biden did in Ukraine.