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paying a lower tax rate than your average fireman. just in case you are still wondering if our system is rigged, oh, yeah, it is. tonight we want to tell you more about how paul singer does business, the story begins in a small town called sydney nebraska. two hours outside denver, sydney is the longtime home of a sporting goods retailer cabelas which sells fishing and hunting gear. in october 2015, singer s hedge fund took an 11% stake in cabela s and pushed her sold the company. cabela s management announced he wouldn t look for a buyer. at the time, cabela s was a relatively healthy company. it was posting nearly $2 billion a year in gross profits, off $4 billion in revenue. there didn t seem to be any immediate need to sell. but cabello sold anyway, after being pushed. so one year after singer entered the equation, bass pro shops
the u.s. senator in nebraska. you might think the death of a town in his state would be of concern to him, but so far doesn t seem like he s actually commented on what has happened to sidney. we looked hard, then we called his office to see if they could point to a time where he commented on the destruction of sidney or simply supply a statement about what happened there. his office didn t even respond to our producers. that s odd. but then here s one possible explanation for that, during his senate run, he received the largest possible donation from paul singer. in recent years, the left has launched a full blown attack on freedom of speech. we know where that s leading, and in fact, we are there. an attack on freedom of thought, freedom of conscience. what you are allowed to believe. we visit san francisco s effort to abolish the word felon from the city s vocabulary and tell
famous, that may be my he is paying a lower tax rate than your average fireman. just in case you are still wondering if our system is rigged, oh, yeah, it is. tonight we want to tell you more about how paul singer does business, the story begins in a small town called sydney nebraska. two hours outside denver, sydney is the longtime home of a sporting goods retailer cabelas which sells fishing and hunting gear. in october 2015, singer s hedge fund took an 11% stake in cabela s and pushed her sold the company. cabela s management announced he wouldn t look for a buyer. at the time, cabela s was a relatively healthy company. it was posting nearly $2 billion a year in gross profits, off $4 billion in revenue. there didn t seem to be any immediate need to sell. but cabello sold anyway, after being pushed. so one year after singer entered