Me, £31,000, was in fact caused by the horizon me, £31,000, was in fact caused by the Horizon System, this was as early the Horizon System, this was as early as the Horizon System, this was as early as 2004 yes, that should have been early as 2004 yes, that should have been done early as 2004 yes, that should have been done. Do think it should have been been done. Do think it should have been an been done. Do think it should have been an independent investigation, ie independent of The Post Office . | ie independent of The Post Office . I dont ie independent of The Post Office . Dont know ie independent of The Post Office . I dont know about that, it should have been an investigation within The Post Office but from my Working Knowledge and my memory, there certainly wasnt a function that did that back then. It was only when we started working on the second site and i started bringing that a Team Together that we pulled together, from my perspective, knowledge and they know how to put
was a fraud the day i met him, and it was quite easy to pickf out. au well, so you assessed hisy character and his vibe because you met with in person. you also assessed, you know, the the fundamentals of his company. as someone involved in business would. why didn t the regulators do that? where was gary gensler? well, i don t know what gary gensler was, but my regulator at the cftc, i bribed i asked them why in the world are you invoking the commodity exchange act, section five , paragraph b , which says commission will entertain innovation. it also says in that same part of the act that you will protect market under surveillancegraph- and everythin else to protect the consumers that are using those markets. sue marketthey were using that. i want to know, was thereessure pressure put on the agency from politicians or not? and there hearingslitician comie i hope someone has the courage to take on a commissionerto tak to the cftc and others and ask them why they were trying to
conversations stone did have with people trying to get some emergency controversial pardons in the final days of trump s presidency, as footage of stone the morning of january 6, discussing his feat, mind you he got a pardon himself from trump as well, $100,000 if he does pardon his advocacy. hey, how are you. of course. well actually, that is legal, but if i couldn t if i didn t have a really good chance of getting this done i wouldn t take the money, in all honestly. a lot of people in this business would, but i wouldn t. you know got a meeting over there this afternoon, i ll have a little input into the final list. it s certainly worth a shot, you know. you don t usually see that