Herridge reported that it was Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) that used the term "illusion of access" to describe Hunter Biden's business model and not Archer. CBS News reports: After Archer was ...

They didn't want him fired, according to Daniel Goldman. The second problem with his claim is what he says is the substantiation of that claim, of that assertion, which is that Devon Archer ...

“Mr. Archer shared the truth with the Committee, and we will leave to them and others to decide what to do with it.” Rep. Dan Goldman, a Democrat on the panel who sat through the portion of ...

WASHINGTON — First son Hunter Biden’s former business partner Devon Archer told lawmakers this ... he added under interrogation from Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY). “Well, I don’t understand.

Daniel Goldman, managed to spin out a positive headline from an interview that was otherwise damaging to President Biden. After Archer's closed-door committee interview on Tuesday, Democrats ...

Archer told the committee staff and lawmakers, "I think Burisma would have gone out of business if it didn't have the brand attached to it." Then, Rep. Dan Goldman, Democrat of New York ...

One of the Oversight Committee’s top Democrats, Daniel Goldman of New York, said that Archer provided no information damaging to the president and claimed that Burisma didn’t want Shokin fired ...

Dan Goldman of New York, “In other words, Hunter Biden would take credit for his father’s actions, even though he had no role or influence in those actions?” Archer replied, “He would take ...

Mr. Archer concluded that Hunter Biden was attempting to wield the appearance of influence beyond what he was actually delivering. Asked by Representative Dan Goldman, Democrat of New York ...