Ken Foy

Well, he certainly has a good go at Barry McGuigan, for example.

We don't know, actually, what happened.

Whose decision was it to... It's never been, like, James English suggests in the aftermath of pulling the interview that this is, somebody has obviously...

told them or ordered them or whatever not to go ahead with it be that lawyers or I don't know it's unclear but certainly English feels as if somebody has attacked the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press by ordering that this doesn't go up

But if you've got somebody who doesn't want anything clipped and who has only done an interview on the basis that everything they say remains in.

You're the broadcaster.

I mean, in that case, James English was going to be taking the slack.

He's in Scotland.

He's in the UK.

If anyone's going to be sued, it's English because he's publishing it through his, broadcasting it through his company, presumably.

Now, his attempts really at becoming a legitimate boxing promoter, sports washing his reputation, are simply falling apart at this point.

But you could actually tell that from his phone call with you.

He knew that he wasn't going to salvage his reputation here in Ireland.

You know, there's too much against him.

Exactly, on April the 12th, 2022, this extraordinary press conference called at Dublin City Hall when Irish, American and British law enforcement come together and they launch a major joint action against the Kinnaghan cartel in a bid to frustrate their criminal and financial international operations.

Now, $15 million is put up as a reward for information that leads to the arrest or conviction of the three senior Kinnaghan cartel members, Christopher

Kinnaghan Senior, Junior and Daniel Kinnaghan.

Their faces are up in lights and wanted posters from the US.

They're sanctioned amongst others by the Treasury Department.

And our own, at that point, former Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says the Kinnaghans will be brought to justice and they will now run low on money and friends.