entertainment and events companies. and through one of those companies, based here in edinburgh, he took out a £50,000 bounce back loan. but the authorities say he exaggerated the turnover and then bought himself two cars. the thing is, the business went bust, so he doesn t have to pay the money back. mr ferguson was banned from being a company director, but his other businesses are still trading. after two years of staying in, it s time for the biggest party ever. one of them is putting on another festival, party at the palace. and a visitor from scotland goes home with a big jackpot. and look at this. a stroke of luck. in april this year, on holiday in las vegas, mr ferguson won £200,000 playing poker. we catch him as he gets home, about to get out of the car. hello, mr ferguson. how are you? or, maybe not. hello. i am angus from the bbc. bbc news. i wanted to ask you about your bounce back loan. i m not interested in speaking
administration, but potentially some new law to clarify the rol of congress and of the white house. when i heard sotomayor and kagan, it was clear to me where they are coming down. they are coming down on the sid of the mandate. constitutionally, i think this is an important question. you are the constitutional authority. should they have gone the route of passing a law respecting coequal branches of government? or was biden looking for a little wiggle room to try to us osha to pass something that perhaps he knew wouldn t get passed in congress? i think it s clear that it s the latter. this is a case of playing poker with the cards facing outward. they are not hiding the fact. his own chief of staff said we found a workaround. what is it working around? it s working around the
wants to be portrayed but once you get in the kremlin s spin cycle here, there s really no way of telling which way it s going to spit you out, jim. no question about it. i mean, that s why he is very much sounding like comrade tucker these days, in moscow. all right. nic robertson, thank you very much for that eye-opening report. appreciate it. joined by legendary chess grand master and outspoken putin critic garry kasparov and chairman of the human rights negotiation and human rights initiative. gary, you recently made the point vladimir putin is not playing chess, playing poker, and you think he is bluffing. what to you make of what we just saw in nic robertson report how they are, you know, manipulating their audiences into thinking that because tucker carlson is spouting these talking points there is a decent level of support in the united states for what vladimir putin is up to right now? what do you think is his overall end game?
balling and he was giving my captain crap for not balling me. i was on the other side and i was trying to get him out. that appeal is always reasonable. and also in that game, he scored a hundred, and he celebrated like he won the world cup. it spent so much to him. then it started raining and we were all playing poker. so many facets, so human, so funny. we re just sitting there playing poker. and he s not talking about that hundred, he just is trying to win a poker match. so real authenticity. that sets him apart. thank you for sharing the memories. we do appreciate it. thank you. we are covering the memorial service on the program today. live before you, that s something that shane warne s father is talk about now. his one and only hat trick in