Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

But either way, you join an elite few, John Ronson being one of them, Ken Silva being another.

I believe, who else is the other one? Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, I believe he's still with us.

So I believe he's among the living as well.

So you'd be on a Mount Rushmore if there was a Mount Rushmore for Andy Strassmayer for the living right now.

Now, I went over to his apartment in the evening on Fridays, began calling me on Thursday, but I was unavailable until Friday.

And I stopped by and there was Ambrose Evans Pritchard, along with my client and friend, Patrick Knowlton.

And they told me what had happened to Patrick.

And so I said, well, why don't you call the Washington Post? And Ambrose rolled his eyes.

They lied about the car.

And then we'll fast forward to 18 months, really, after the death.

He's contacted by Ambrose Evans Pritchard, who was the bureau chief for the London Telegraph in Washington, D.C. And Ambrose showed him the FBI documents.

302 interview reports that have been recently declassified.

And like I said, he was, he was subpoenaed and harassed.

And so in his apartment, uh, at the time was Ambrose Evans-Pritchard and Patrick Knowlton.

So Patrick told me the story.

So my first, uh, reaction was, "Well, why don't you call the Washington Post?" And, uh, uh, Ambrose, uh, rolled his eyes.

This is not the car I saw.

And, you know, that's all I can say about it."

And then, um, uh, 18 months after that, so now we're talking 27 months after the death, um, in October of 1995, Patrick was contacted and interviewed by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.

And, um, I started telling him the story, and I was into about five minutes of it and he interrupted me and said, "Are you telling me the truth?"

It is a serious newspaper.

Its financial editor, Ambrose Pritchard, Evans Pritchard, I'm sorry, was the Washington correspondent during the Clinton years who wrote a book that detailed his connections to a lot of nefarious deeds, which earned them the honor, I guess, of being categorized as a tabloid, a sleazy tabloid by the Clinton administration.

Jason

Kelly is a tabloid?

Germany, the engine of the euro is in decline, many predicting a crash of major currencies in the next year.

An article in the Telegraph by a man called Ambrose Evans Pritchard, who said, quote, the four horsemen of the apocalypse are coming for the global economy.

Perfect storm of wars in Iran and Ukraine, extreme weather and AI bubble threaten disaster.

Fears for the coming winter were expressed.

Biblical scholars will recall that the original Four Horsemen appeared in the Book of Revelations as personifications of conquest, war, famine and death, and were dreamt up quite literally by John of Patmos.

But Ambrose Pritchard Evans knows better, apparently, concluding that the third horseman is in fact altogether now climate change, or at least what he calls a super El Nino.

After railing hysterically against Donald Trump and the war in Iran, Ambrose claims the third horseman is the super El Nino welling up in the warm waters of the Pacific, End of quote.

Extreme weather.

You two pick it up.

Ambrose Evans Pritchard, The Telegraph, quotes Barbara Tuchman, The March of Folly, which I'm reading right now.

I'm stuck with like 14 popes in Renaissance.

They all hate Venice.