Ken Foy

But they're sort of about to enjoy this spectacular launch in the US.

And Kinahan in the background is still concentrated on all that went on in Dublin in the Regency Hotel.

And it's around this time towards the end of 2018 that this bizarre kind of a book is produced and it's available for free on the Internet.

And like it sort of even suggested that the emergency services were in cahoots with the plot.

And it was sanctioned by the then Taoiseach, Enda Kenny.

I mean, to the normal person, it's crazy stuff.

Absolutely crazy stuff.

But somebody had gone to the lengths of... And it was...

Like, it wasn't a booklet.

It was, you know, I don't think it was probably 80,000 words, but it was damn near it.

Well written.

Somebody had commissioned it and somebody had published it for free and anonymously.

And it just shows the importance that Daniel Kinahan put himself in.

You know, we spoke in an earlier episode as he's talking to you about the possibility of doing an interview and he's talking about, you know, how many subscribers

you're going to get for any time he opens his mouth.

This sense of self-importance is enormous.

I think we can see the ego here is pretty much off the scale.

Yeah, for sure.

It's his big interview, isn't it?

In an anonymously packaged book.