sal loretta. how are you? -lemonis: nice to meet you. -sal: nice to meet you.'m one of the owners here. how are you doing? lemonis: good. i was just getting to meet fabio. sal: fabio's been with me a long time, so he's a -- my brother-in-law. i started the business when i was 17 years old in my garage, and it just exploded. and look at this. i mean... lemonis: so it's been a very profitable year so far? sal: yeah. i mean, when i mean "profitable," the businesses do well. the only problem is the debt. this place took a lot of money to build. lemonis: how much debt's on the books? sal: about $1.5 million. we couldn't pay the contractors, and we would have to use credit cards. there was no financing here. you go to the bank, and they say, "what are you building? a sports complex, embroidery? sal, what the hell is going on over there?" flat-out no. "too risky." lemonis: fabio, how do you describe the business to people? fabio: hmm. the business itself, it's complicated. there is a lot going on in here. it's hard to really just put it all in a nutshell really quick.

loretta lynch said i will accept the fbi's recommendation and the fbi took and it ran beyond that. >> laura: sal, your reaction to this leak. he was insubordinate. maybe you have heard this word used to describe a high ranking government official other than someone in the military. you don't usually hear that. what is that? defying protocol? is this just disciplinary or serious? >> it's very serious. insuborderination is not a strong enough word. why didn't he go to loretta lynch. he makes it very clear in his book. he thought the department of justice was corrupted. he thought it would hurt the fbi. he thought their investigation in some sense was corrupt. for 5 reasons he mentioned. he said i didn't want the fbi to be corrupted by that. i want the people to know that the fbi did an investigation and made its own decision. it was a horrendous thing for him to do and violated every protocol on the face of the earth. it wasn't his job. but that's why he did it. he said president obama's comments about hillary clinton's guilt or innocence were inappropriate and said that loretta lynch it was inapp