Matthew Cox

Oh, yeah.

He's behaving like he's insane, and he's getting...

pulled over by the car.

And no matter what trouble he got in, the FBI would come in and say, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Or the marshals, U.S.

marshals.

And they'd be like, no, no, you can't charge him with this.

No, no, you have to drop that.

No, get him out of jail.

No, no, he's OK with that.

Like, because they were still that, you know, people don't realize they think if you watch the movie, you think, well, he testified in, you know, one trial.

No, he testified in like 40 trials.

This went on for, you know, five, six, seven years he's on witness protection while he's putting away tons of guys and they're using him constantly.

So, but yeah, it was amazing how he behaved on witness protection.

What a problem he had being on witness protection because he'd been a maniac his entire life and gotten away with it.

Now you've got to have the marshals try and run interference for you.

You hung out a shingle.

And why is that a big, I don't know the layout.

I mean, I know, I understand Manhattan is obviously there's a, it's, you know, whatever, upper middle class or, you know, more rich area.

What is the, what's, what is Rye?