National reporting on the commutation, the impeachment-inquiry record, and the institutional response of the 118th Congress.
Fox News
President Donald J. Trump commutes Galanis's federal prison sentence after he provided sworn congressional testimony detailing Biden family business dealings — testimony cited more than 110 times in the impeachment inquiry report.
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Galanis cooperated with Congress at significant personal cost. The President's clemency warrant follows two years of documented institutional retaliation — home-confinement reversal, blocked in-person testimony, BOP non-compliance under congressional subpoena.
Read on National ReviewU.S. House Committee on Oversight
The full 159-page transcribed congressional interview, conducted at Federal Prison Camp Maxwell AFB, released publicly by Chairmen James Comer and Jim Jordan. Cited more than 110 times in the final impeachment inquiry report.
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Hours after his release, Galanis publicly credits the President for ending what the House Judiciary Committee called a 'two-tiered system of justice' in its 17,019-page final report on the weaponization of the federal government.
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The White House announces commutations for Galanis and Devon Archer — both prosecuted in connection with the Wakpamni tribal-bond case. Hunter Biden, found by Congress to have been 'closely involved' with the same Burnham platform, was never charged.
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Coverage from the Greek-American press following the commutation. Galanis served eight years in federal custody before the President's intervention — including eleven months in COVID-era cell isolation at MDC Brooklyn and a transfer following sexual assault by BOP staff.
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