Tom Simon

I come here every month.

I don't have a painting.

No response.

That's weird.

Wait till he's trying to sell something, I guess.

Then he'll, you know, like there's a new book or whatever.

Oh, okay, I thought it was... I mean, at least... Would she have gotten paid for the movie for having her... No, no, no.

Someone play her part?

I guess now you don't get a piece of that action, huh?

Well, you may or may not ever get The Wolf of Wall Street on your show, but if you play your cards right and time it correctly, you could get The Wolf of West Virginia on your show.

His name is Teddy Miller.

He's 34 years old.

And he portrayed himself on social media as a multi-million dollar real estate mogul who was taking West Virginia by storm.

He gave himself the nickname the Wolf of West Virginia.

Evidently forgetting how that movie ended.

I was going to say, as a fraudster, he was on point.

He was offering high-yield investments in a real estate fund where he was going to be rehabbing and developing residential properties in West Virginia.

And he was guaranteeing people risk-free returns, Matt Cox.

Fraud.

with returns as high as 20% and a turnaround time of 60 days.