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All right, for the second time in as many days, we are redoing the open to the podcast today.

We've got a great podcast the rest of the way that talks about the learners, you know, selling the nationals.

We had some Carson Wentz in there. We had some Bradley Beal in there. I forget what we talked

about now. But another breaking story today. So we are going to put this at the front of the podcast

and then you'll be able to hear the rest of it. Tommy is with me and as we were finishing up

the actual pod for the day, the news broke moments ago from Mark Maskey and Nikki Javala from the

Washington Post. Congress is sending a bunch of these allegations from Jason Friedman to the Federal

Trade Commission.

I'm going to read from the Post story.

There's also the 20-page letter, which we haven't read through in its entirety,

in terms of the House Oversight Committee sending to the FDC.

But here's the beginning of the story.

The commanders and owner Daniel Snyder may have engaged in a troubling, long-running, and potentially unlawful pattern

of financial conduct that allegedly involved withholding as much as $5 million in

refundable deposits from season ticket holders and also hiding money that was supposed to be shared among NFL owners,

according to a letter sent from the House Committee on Oversight and Reform to the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday today.

The 20-page letter, a copy of which was obtained by the Washington Post,

freshly details allegations made by Jason Friedman, a former vice president of sales and customer

service who worked for the franchise for 24 years. The letter says Friedman told committee members

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