Staff Reports
In a riveting interview, Tucker Carlson got down to the nitty-gritty with Hunter Biden’s former business partner, Devon Archer. The interview commenced with Carlson grilling Archer about Hunter’s qualifications for the business he conducted. With cool confidence, Archer stated that Hunter’s key asset was his extensive network in Washington and his deep understanding of the Biden brand. It seemed like Hunter’s famous last name was the golden ticket to success. Carlson didn’t hold back and asked the burning question: would Hunter have been involved in these businesses if his dad wasn’t in the government? Archer hesitated to speculate but confessed that the Biden name definitely added a lot of power to their endeavors.
Things got interesting when the topic of conversation shifted to the jaw-dropping number of phone calls Hunter had with his father during their business meetings. Archer admitted that, in retrospect, it was a weird move to have those conversations on speakerphone, especially considering the prominent positions both Bidens held. He couldn’t confirm if the calls were planned to happen during the meetings, but he did acknowledge that it was an abuse of soft power to put your dad, who happens to be the vice president, on speakerphone during important discussions.
Ep. 12 Part 1. Devon Archer pic.twitter.com/ElEzAZtBcA
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) August 2, 2023
In a light-hearted moment, Carlson made a witty remark about never putting his own children on the phone during his business meetings because, let’s face it, that’s just plain weird. Leave it to Carlson to inject some humor into the situation.
This interview provided valuable insights into the intricate web of the Biden family’s business dealings. It’s clear that their name and connections played a significant role in their success. Nonetheless, one can’t help but question the ethical implications of such privileged treatment. It’s just another example of how the elite use their influence to get ahead, while the rest of us have to work twice as hard. But let’s not forget, folks, that the American dream is still alive and well – as long as your last name happens to be Biden.
