Kentucky Congressman James Comer, R., joined Fox News' 'Sunday Morning Futures' to discuss the latest in the Biden Family business dealings investigation and former Hunter Biden associate Devon Archer's testimony before the House Oversight Committee, telling host Maria Bartiromo that Archer has the 'opportunity' to share the truth and be a 'hero.'

MARIA BARTIRTOMO: What are you expecting to get from Devon Archer tomorrow? Let's talk about that on the record testimony. 

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REP. JAMES COMER: … Yeah, well, I don't want to put words in Devon Archer's mouth, but I'll say this. He has an opportunity to come tomorrow to the House Oversight Committee and tell the truth. He has an opportunity to be a hero, like the two whistleblowers were, like the judge in Delaware was, who rejected the sweetheart plea deal from the Department of Justice to Hunter Biden. Devon Archer could be in that category of Americans that just come and tell the truth. That's all we want. We know that Devon Archer was on the board of Burisma with Hunter Biden. We know that Devon Archer has met and communicated many, many times with Joe Biden about Burisma and other things. So this is going to be an opportunity for Devon Archer, just to tell the truth. We have other bank statements that we've obtained that we have questions about pertaining to countries that we believe Archer may have knowledge of. 

… So, you know, my hat's off to Devon Archer when he shows up tomorrow. I know it's tough. I know he's been intimidated by the Biden legal team, but hopefully he saw what happened in that courtroom in Delaware last week. And there are good people in the justice system. And we saw that judge stand up and reject the obvious sweetheart plea deal that the Department of Justice gave the President's son. I know that the President's legal team has been telling our witnesses that they don't need to cooperate with the committee, that nothing's going to happen to the Bidens. I don't think that's true. And I think we saw that play out in the courtroom next week. So we're excited about Devon Archer. and I appreciate his willingness to come.

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Derrick Lewis had a monster performance against Marcos Rogerio de Lima on Saturday night during their heavyweight bout at UFC 291.

"The Black Beast" came out firing on all cylinders. As soon as the bell rang to start the first round, the 264-pound competitor hit Rogerio de Lima with a flying knee and knocked him on the ground. Lewis then pounced on Rogerio de Lima and hit him in the face a few times.

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Rogerio de Lima tried to get Lewis off of him while he was on his back. But Lewis kept on the attack and continuously punched his opponent in the head. As Rogerio de Lima tried to flip on his back to cover up, the assault continued and the referee stepped in and called the fight.

Lewis picked up his 27th victory in about 30 seconds.

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"I just thought I'd throw some bulls--- out there and see if it lands," Lewis said of the flying knee to commentator Joe Rogan, via MMA Fighting. "It's been a long time coming. I've been wanting to hit mothef---ers for two years. I finally hit somebody."

Lewis had lost three consecutive fights going back to February 2022, with his last win coming against Chris Daukaus in 2021.

He came into the fight ranked No. 10 in the heavyweight division. Jon Jones is the UFC heavyweight champion.