the ricoh was seen by us as a good move. that way, particularly those that were wedded to london wasps, as it was, and had a proud heritage in that regard. for wasps, they had a big plan and it kind of looked as though it was going to work. and i would imagine the pandemic had a massive impact. their revenue streams just dried up. we were first introduced in an advisory capacity by the board who'd been looking to refinance because the fundamental problem they had, they had a huge debt pile. they had a debt pile of more than 100 million in the group, and they had the retail bondholders who were in for 36 million. they were trying to get a refinance. and despite all their best efforts, it didn't come to fruition. so in the end, they just ran out of cash. i think the move to the ricoh did contribute to, i would say, the demise of wasps. but i think it goes back earlier. when wasps were at adams park they did try to seek secondary rugby income by building a new stadium there. so there was a lot of investment and time put into th

, which brings me to my new legal segment... >> ricoh. >> stephen: and that's all the time we have foret's keep moving. got to keep going. got to keep going. there's nothing in the rulebook that says a convict can't be president so if he wins he might be able to veto bills from cellblock a. i'm sure you're asking, how would he even get the veto pen in there. let's just say on visitation days, eric will be walking fu funny. dad! [applause] i should have used a ballpoint. then... in mid-september, mexico's congress also had a hearing on ufos and unveiled what they said were alien bodies. here they are. there you go. that is so sad. someone forgot to water et. i know. it is sad. it's sad. that same day we learned lauren boebert got kicked out of a touring production of betelgeuse after officials reported she was causing a disturbance which turns out was code for yanking her date's crank at a family-friendly show. according to witnesses she was merely trying to start him like a lawn mower. [trilling] the choke. that was the choke. pulling the choke out. you've got to get the choke out. bef

they ricoh. so, thank you very much. i know many of you are already familiar with what it does.ed a little refresher. it is what i call a corporation it's a holding company. it's a parent organization has oversight and coordination among what we call the agitators. u.s. agm has two sides to it there's a federal side, the federal networks which is voice of america and the broadcasting will be called the grant network which art radio free europe, radio liberty, radio for asia, the middle east broadcasting our newest the open technology fed which as you saw on the video work since her conventions to get us into increase the closed environments which i will talk to you more about later. and so we provide oversights the grantee networks are independent corporations. one 100% by the by the u.s. government for the other side was americans consume it broadcasting also won how to a federal operation. in 70 got to you as jet mi tried to think what did the entire network need to be more effective? more powerful in this world? i set up by the priorities. let me see if we can make this work.

then we go to georgia we have a whole ricoh thing going on in the state with a hacked left-wing democratolating federal jurisdiction. she is indicting federal officials for what they did at a federal level and then of course the work we have a hack radical left-wing attorney general who is trying to destroy trumps businesses with a hack democrat elected judge. then of course of their hack democrat elected d.a. and the manhattan case i'll get to the question i promise going on here. so here's my question to you. why are there no efforts that i hear about in the united states senate to encourage the impeachment or in impeachment inquiry by the republicans question with the vast majority of republicans in the senate including the leadership in the senate, why are they so silent? it is really a national disgrace. there is so much evidence for what the biden's have done. how they set up this influent scheme operation. this is essential with the impeachment articles were set up for the notion foreign powers are somehow steering or manipulating or controlling or influencing our president is pre

they ricoh. so, thank you very much. i know many of you >> there we go.ou are -- thank you very much -- i know that many of you are already -- i thought for those of you who aren't, may be a little refresher because many people very familiar have a little trouble with this. u.s. agm is what i call a corporation. weary holding company. it's a parent organization that does oversight and coordination among what we call the entities. and so usag and has two sides to it. there's the federal side, the federal network, which is voice of america and the office of cuban broadcasting, and what we call the grantee network, which are radio free europe, radio liberty, radio asia, the middle east broadcasting and our newest grantee, which you saw on the video, works on circumvention to get us into increasingly closed environments, which i'll talk to you more about later. so we provide oversight. the grantee networks are all independent corporations 100% funded by the u.s. government. the other side, voice of america and office of broadcasting also 100% funding but also

. >> in fact, he was one of the founders of the oath keepers and an ricoh tutorial was sentenced to 22 years for the attack on the nation's capitol. have you seen any evidence he was an fbi agent? >> he was not an fbi agent. >> in fact, he was the leader of the proud boys. on january 6th, donald trump supporter showed up because he told them to. he marched the capitol because he told them to. that is the truth and that is how history is going to be recorded. thank you for prosecuting those who attacked our nation's capitol. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have a slide up here. in march of 2022, mr. weiss was denied the ability to bring charges against hunter biden and the district of columbia. in april of that same year, you testified before the senate appropriations committee mr. weiss was free to run the investigation without interference from the doj. according to the whistleblower, there was a meeting in october of 2022 or mr. weiss that he was not the deciding official on whether or not charges were filed and we know that be

extremely strong where they are trying to prove racketeering and conspiracy and some counts and that ricohhas been charged that others have already pled r -- rico that has been charge that others have already pleaded guilty to. host: bill in illinois. caller: my question to the investigator is with these cases going on in washington, georgia, in florida, the federal cases, i wanted his opinion on what the evidence and the way the trial is going. is there a strong chance -- well, is there the prosecution -- do they have a strong case against mr. trump/ ? is he going to skate by like he has in the past with every other legal issue he's been involved in? he seems to be like that one gangster that used to call him teflon don. you could not pin anything on him. finally they did put him in jail but it seems like the former president, who in my opinion is an embarrassment to our nation and our country, is there a strong case he will get convicted on something? or, is he just going to walk by and beat trump like him and his father was years ago in new york with their dealings? host: thanks. guest: