Tom Hardin

which I'd ask the question, they might pause for a minute and I'm just drinking my coffee.

And eventually they would say something like that or, all right, this is how I do it.

Cause Tom's telling me about his sources.

I'll give him a little nugget.

Right.

And I'm sort of leaning in like this.

Okay.

Right.

It's good.

Yeah, you have to have a reason.

Because it's a major invasion of privacy.

And what the young prosecutor did, she had come from organized crime and went to securities fraud, white collar crime, and said, actually, to build these cases, we need people wired up.

We use organized crime.

So that's how wearing the wire is going to start with these cases.

And so I'm doing this.

There's one guy really high up the FBI's list who lived in Greenwich, Connecticut, a suburb of New York.

I got in 15 conversations.

He was always on to me.

He's like, not talking about this.

And then one Sunday afternoon, and he's like one of the worst guys to, I suspect, like his business model for 10 years, which is four stocks every quarter, the long and the short.