Hello, I'm Dr. Stephen Hassan with another episode of the influence continuum.

And man, oh man, I've been trying to get the next guest for about a year since his book came

out.

It was called The Breach, the untold story of the investigation into the January 6th debacle.

And Denver Wrigelman, I'm so grateful for your willingness to come on to my podcast.

I'm just going to read a little more on bio for my listeners to know who you are. But I read your book as soon as it came

out and it led to me going, oh my God, Ginny Thomas was saying all this Q&on crap and I'd already

analyzed Q&N as a cult, sciops and a cult. And then a friend of mine said, you know, you met her in

1986 at a cult conference. She had left Lifespring. I was like, really? Oh, yes, I did meet her.

And I met Clarence Thomas. That's right in 1991. So we dug up the video and it went viral, Denver.

Anyway, let me get back to you because you're the focus of this. And so Denver Wrigelman

supported advanced intelligence analysis and technical development programs during his over two

decades as an intelligence officer,

NSA advisor, federal contractor, research and development technology lead, and a successful CEO of

support companies for the Department of Defense. A veteran of the global War on Terror and multiple worldwide operations, he served

with honors in the United States Air Force for nine active duty years.

Riggleman is a former member of the House of Representatives from Virginia's fifth congressional

district, which he represented as a Republican from 2019 to

2021, and the former senior technical advisor for the House Select Committee to investigate the

January 6th attack on the United States Capitol. He is the CEO of Riggleman Information and Intelligence

Group and co-owner of the award-winning Silverback Distillery, which you're into whiskey,

if I remember. Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. We make some bourbon and some rye whiskey for sure.

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