Topic: Overstock

Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne appears on Fox Business to claim he has evidence of political espionage involving John Brennan and James Comey. Byrne asserts that the Russian collusion investigation was a "lie" and that Attorney General Bill Barr is prepared to expose the deep state. The hosts discuss Byrne's past romantic relationship with Maria Butina and his transition into a whistleblower role.

Former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne discusses his view that the US is undergoing a "military-grade PSYOP" and a Maoist revolution. He references a 2003 secret speech by a Chinese Defense Minister regarding "unrestricted warfare" and the use of bioweapons to destabilize the US. Byrne argues that current domestic chaos, including election concerns and civil unrest, aligns with long-term Chinese strategic goals to colonize the US.

Former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne details his history as an FBI informant. In 2002, he was tasked by nine senators to investigate systemic corruption on Wall Street. Byrne claims his work led to the arrest of Raj Rajaratnam and the collapse of the Galleon Group hedge fund.

Former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne has come forward with allegations of involvement in federal investigations involving Maria Butina and Peter Strzok. Byrne claims he was directed by FBI officials to engage in "political espionage" starting in 2015. He reportedly consulted Warren Buffett before going public with his story.

Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne appeared on Fox Business to claim he was involved in "political espionage" directed by federal agencies against Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and others. Byrne alleges that Attorney General Bill Barr is preparing to expose a "deep state" conspiracy. Following these public statements and revelations of his past romantic relationship with Russian agent Maria Butina, Overstock's stock price experienced significant volatility.

Swedish fashion retailer H&M is dealing with a multi-billion dollar surplus of unsold clothing. Rather than discounting the items or donating them to the homeless, the company is sending the overstock to a Swedish power plant to be burned as a replacement for coal. The hosts discuss the retail strategy and the environmental implications of using fashion waste as fuel.