In a shocking revelation during Monday's closed-door testimony before the House Oversight Committee, it was confirmed that President Joe Biden had participated in numerous business meetings facilitated by his son, Hunter Biden. Contrary to the media's portrayal of Joe Biden merely going along with Hunter's aspirations, it became evident that the elder Biden was actively involved in these meetings, often joining calls and attending meetings with wealthy and influential individuals. Hunter wanted to impress these individuals, sell "the brand," and strike business deals, all while expecting his father's support just a phone call away.

The notion that these interactions were casual conversations or niceties about the weather, as some Biden propagandists have claimed, is insulting to the intelligence of the American people. The evidence suggests that Joe Biden was not just engaging in chitchat but was actively helping his son play the role of a bigshot. The ethical implications of these actions should have set off alarm bells for Joe Biden, especially considering the controversy surrounding Hunter's involvement with Ukrainian energy firm Burisma and allegations of bribery.

Devon Archer, a former business partner of Hunter Biden, provided further details about the calls between President Biden and his son during his testimony. Archer, who served alongside Hunter on the board of Burisma, revealed that adding Hunter to the board was all about "the brand" and that Joe Biden brought the most value to it. Archer also testified that Burisma would have gone under if not for "the brand" and that Joe Biden was put on the phone to sell it. However, Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman disputed this characterization, claiming that the conversations were purely casual and had nothing to do with business dealings.

The House Oversight Committee has been investigating Hunter Biden's business dealings for months, seeking information on any possible involvement from President Biden. The White House has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, with spokesperson Ian Sams stating that the allegations against the president have been debunked by their own witnesses. Goldman also emphasized that there is no connection between the president and his son's business dealings, citing Archer's testimony.

It is worth noting that Archer's credibility has been called into question due to his previous conviction for securities fraud and conspiracy. While his conviction was overturned and then reinstated on appeal, concerns remain about his innocence. The Justice Department's recent request for Archer's surrender date has sparked accusations that the Biden administration is trying to prevent him from testifying. However, the department clarified that it has not requested Archer's surrender before his congressional testimony.

The implications of these revelations are significant for President Biden's political career. Fox News host Jesse Watters believes that the alleged influence peddling scheme involving Hunter and Joe Biden could potentially end Biden's 2024 campaign. According to Watters, Hunter's business ventures were strategically aligned with countries assigned to Joe Biden by President Barack Obama. Hunter would leverage his father's position to secure deals and business connections, often putting Joe Biden on speakerphone during meetings to demonstrate his access and influence. Devon Archer's testimony further supports the claim that Hunter was hired by corrupt companies seeking favors from Joe Biden, such as getting a prosecutor investigating them fired.

As the investigations into Hunter Biden's business dealings continue, the public's perception of Joe Biden's involvement and ethical conduct will be crucial. The ongoing scrutiny and mounting evidence suggest that Joe Biden's role was far from casual conversation, and that he played a significant part in his son's business ventures. Regardless of the attempts to downplay these allegations, the need for a thorough investigation remains essential to determine the extent of Joe Biden's involvement and the implications for his presidency.