(ProsperNews.net) – Fox News host Jesse Watters reported on Monday that the Biden family’s alleged shady business dealings may be about to become public. Devon Archer, whom Watters describes as Hunter Biden’s “right-hand man,” is to testify to the House Oversight Committee and reportedly will tell the committee that President Biden met with Hunter Biden’s business associates on numerous occasions.
Watters said Archer will testify that Hunter Biden phoned his father from a board meeting of Burisma, an energy company that paid him millions of dollars, and put the phone on speaker mode before telling the then-Vice President, “These guys need our support.” Days later, Joe Biden flew to Ukraine and arranged for a prosecutor that was investigating Burisma to be fired.
“The Biden family was getting rich off you, the American taxpayer. The Biden family was putting their own financial interests over the interests of the United States,” Watters warned.
The Oversight Committee investigation recently received documentation from the FBI showing allegations against the Bidens that the agency did not investigate. The FD-1023 file was subpoenaed by the committee and made public by Republican Senator Chuck Grassley who asked, “What did the Justice Department and FBI do with the detailed information in the document? And why have they tried to conceal it from Congress and the American people for so long?”
Meanwhile, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said the allegations and investigations surrounding the Biden family’s business dealings “rise to the level of an impeachment inquiry.” The Speaker said investigations already show that the President lied when he said he’d never received a dime from China.
In an interview with Sean Hannity, McCarthy added that the alleged corruption spread into federal agencies, including the IRS. Whistleblowers testified to the Oversight Committee that IRS agents and prosecutors were not keen to pursue Hunter Biden’s tax affairs and put forward a deal allowing him to avoid jail time on tax and unlawful gun possession charges.
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