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🗓️ 3 January 2025
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0:38.3 | Hello, Prestige Heads and welcome to American Prestige. |
0:51.3 | I'm Danny Bessner, here as always with my friend and comrade, Derek |
0:55.0 | Davidson. And we're very excited to welcome back to the podcast today. Ryan Grimm, you almost |
0:59.3 | certainly know him, but if you don't, Ryan's a reporter and co-founder of DropSight News. And we've |
1:04.4 | invited Ryan to talk about this new investigative report about the United States funding, this |
1:09.7 | journalistic outfit that, as you said in the report, |
1:12.3 | not many people might have heard of, but is still very important, the organized crime and |
1:16.8 | corruption reporting project. So tell us, how did this come about, maybe even set this stage, |
1:23.1 | what is this group, why are they important, why should listeners care? Yeah, they're important because you've heard of their work. |
1:30.3 | The Panama Papers is probably their most famous, you know, cross-border collaboration that they were, that they were major players in, Pandora Papers. |
1:42.3 | But in general, these kind of cross-border global collaborations |
1:46.2 | where, you know, somebody gets a leak of a huge trove of usually bank documents and then outlets |
1:54.7 | everyone from the Washington Post to the Times to the Guardian, Le Monde, Der Spiegel, and on and on, |
2:04.7 | get together and work on stories and publish them collectively. And so you've read OCCRP stories, but you've read them in the Washington |
2:10.9 | Post or in the Guardian or somewhere else. The OCCRP has like more than 200 reporters around the |
2:17.1 | world in more than 60 countries. |
2:19.2 | They produce this massive database of documents that is a repository for the ones that, you know, |
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