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Commuted by President Donald J. Trump · 28 March 2025

From Wall Street to Washington —
the truth, on the record.

Financier. Congressional witness. Survivor of Biden lawfare. Cited more than 110 times in the Biden impeachment inquiry. Now speaking freely — in his own words.

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The Chairman, on the witness.
Galanis, in his own pages.

Jason Galanis's sworn testimony pulled back the curtain on corruption at the highest levels of government. His detailed account of the Biden family's business dealings was so significant that Congress cited it more than one hundred times in the official impeachment inquiry report.

Chairman James Comer — House Oversight & Accountability Committee

Our goal — that is, Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, and myself — was to make billions, not millions. The entire value add of Hunter Biden to our business was his family name and his access to his father, the Vice President.

Jason Galanis · Congressional Testimony · February 23, 2024
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The full congressional record.
Read it. Decide for yourself.

U.S. House Impeachment Inquiry — 2024. Sworn testimony cited more than 110 times. The full case for two-tiered justice, witness retaliation, and a weaponized DOJ — six primary-source documents, every quote linked to its source PDF.

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White House Quote · March 28, 2025
“[Galanis] was the fall guy for Hunter Biden and Devon Archer.”
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  1. IClemency Warrant
  2. IIChairmen's Letter
  3. IIIImpeachment Report · §F
  4. IVBOP Witness Letter
  5. VPublic Hearing
  6. VITranscribed Interview
By any other name

What this case actually was.

Six framings — every one anchored to a sworn document or an official congressional finding. The vocabulary is not Galanis's. It is the United States Congress's, the House Judiciary Committee's, and the Chairman of House Oversight's, on the official record.

  1. Lawfare

    Federal prosecution deployed as a political instrument. The DOJ blocked Galanis's in-person testimony four days before the March 20, 2024 public hearing.

  2. Two-Tiered Justice

    Galanis: eight years in federal custody for the Wakpamni bond transaction. Hunter Biden, partner in the same transaction: zero charges. Blanket pardon — “all acts known and unknown,” backdated eleven years.

  3. Biden Weaponization

    House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government — 17,019-page final report. Galanis included by name as evidence of the pattern.

  4. Selective Prosecution

    “[Galanis was] singled out for unequal treatment.” Two committee chairmen, in a formal letter and subpoena to U.S. Attorney Damian Williams, SDNY.

  5. Witness Retaliation

    June 9, 2023: home confinement approved in writing. June 12: Devon Archer subpoenaed. June 13: approval reversed. SDNY prosecutors intervened with BOP staff. Documented in sworn testimony.

  6. Politicized DOJ

    AUSA Negar Tekeei intervened directly with the Bureau of Prisons, threatening to go “hard on this” to the Director if home confinement proceeded. Same office that prosecuted Galanis.

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His Letter · Spring 2025

Builder.
Witness.
Survivor of the lawfare.

“For years, my story has been filtered through prosecutors, reporters, and pundits. Too often, those filters distort the facts, obscure context, or omit the record altogether. I believe the American public deserves to hear it directly.”

Jason Galanis · Opening of the letter

Eight years inside a weaponized DOJ. Eleven months locked in a Brooklyn cell during COVID. Home confinement reversed one day after Devon Archer was subpoenaed — witness retaliation, documented in sworn testimony. The same SDNY office that prosecuted Galanis intervened to keep him silent. Hunter Biden, partner in the same transaction: zero charges, blanket pardon — two-tiered justice, on the record.

On 28 March 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed a clemency warrant: time served, no restitution, no conditions. The letter that follows is what Jason chose to put on paper afterward — in his own words, in full.

Read his letter →