Nothing material, to your point, rachel. will: they re trying to say that he brought up the weather. they literally said they were talking about the weather. rachel: i know. and they said they were talking about beau biden and giving updates because these people were really concerned about that. devon archer in the testimony says i think that s why it was able to survive for as long as it did, i guess he means breess ma? will: no, he means can yeah, yeah, sorry. rachel: because of additional capital or and then devon archer says, well, just because of the brand. goldman then says, well, i don t understand. how does that have an impact? and devon archer says, well, the capabilities to navigate d.c. that were able to, you know, basically be in the news cycle. i think that preserved them from a, you know, from a longevity standpoint. that s, like, my honest, that s really what i that s how i think holistically. and then goldman says, but how would that work? and devon says, because
Donation, that s beyond the pale. so the employees get to define what the boss can say, but the boss can t define what the employees can can say on the job. rachel: yeah. i d be curious to know if they gave donations during blm pete: many teem teams and organizations likely did. but liken this to any other corporation. so if you work at a bank and the bank decides to give to a pac, can you protest and say, well, i work there, therefore the, it s a contribution from me? no, you may not like what your bank did, you can choose to quit if you want to, not play for the magic or work for that bank, but corporations have that prerogative. i guess because it s the nba, and they ve gone so far in the other direction. rachel: well, governor ron desantis tweeted about this: it appears the nba took a break from protesting our anthem and bending the committee to communist china to children about my policies. h america m. pete: there you go. all right. rachel: there to you go. [laughter] pete: we
Friends competition. on the count of three, they will battle it out with their water cannon, and chip and i will decide who the winner is. one, two, three let s go! rachel: go! [laughter] [background sounds] it s really hard to tell. i m going to have to check on my phone. [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] rachel: all right, how does this work here? what does the water gun look like? shoot each other with the water guns. [laughter] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] pete: got em! got em! oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh.
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And goldman says, in what way? and he says, legally. will: he s explaining the value of the brand, the brand being biden. rachel: right. because hunter is nobody without joe biden. will: that s right. joe biden is the brand. pete: biden is the brand. will: that s right. almost naively, like, goldman is walking town this path with him. but what s the value of that brand, and he lays it out. reluctantly, only because goldman keeps asking follow-up questions naively. pete: yeah. rachel: but kind of says so all this money goes into hunter s account, into all these shell companies by the way, also in the name of some of the grandkids and then the money gets shoveledded out to different people in the biden family. it s very easy to find out if the money ended up paying for joe biden s, you know, beach home or his bills which, by the way, many of the e-mails this hunter biden s laptop indicate that they did. the reason we don t know this and the reason why it s so hard, i m going to give