The podcasters discuss a video featuring a Ponzi schemer who was able to afford an interview with Edward Snowden by building an appearance of legitimacy through a real estate club.
Mark Will-Weber discusses his involvement in the investigation of the Nike Oregon Project and his book, "The Nike Oregon Project: A Win-at-All-Costs Running Program," which delves into the scandal that led to the eventual shut down of the program.
This episode discusses the similarities between the Theranos scandal and the rise and fall of hedge fund manager, Bill Hwang. It also touches on the cult-like culture found in these companies and the outrageous behaviors of those involved.
The introduction of a wealth tax in France resulted in the loss of more tax revenue than generated from the tax. The implications of introducing such a tax in the United States include the possibility of successful Americans migrating to other countries.
Palmer Lucky speaks out against the media and tech industry's criticism towards him after donating money to a pro-Trump organization.