Again, I can only emphasize to you, Mr. Price, that your players, like Tiger Woods, gave up hundreds of millions of dollars. They stood stro...
Today is about sportswashing.
But you could go elsewhere for $1 billion, $3 billion, maybe $50 billion. Correct?
That is why we are conducting this investigation and why we will broaden it, as appropriate, to include other institutions and other repress...
The bed was on fire when you got into it.
They have a lot of money.
The Saudi government is the dominant owner here. It has the equity interest.
To have them taken over by a repressive foreign regime certainly is a matter of our national security.
This episode is probably the most shameful and disgraceful incident of cover-up of sexual assault that I have seen in the United States mili...
Congress' authority to investigate here and investigate golf comes from Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution.
I would argue that legally, as well as morally, they have a duty to keep their boards of directors informed.
I would join you in a bipartisan effort to make those facts more available.
But there is something that stinks about this path that you are on right now because it is a surrender, and it is all about the money, and t...
But most corporations trust their boards of directors. In fact, they are intimately involved.
I am betting--because I never want to bet against America--that America will be on your side, thick or thin.
Are you bound by the non-disparagement clause that is very specifically stated in the agreement?
