Earl Bryan person

“in Ronald Reagan's California cabinet. After Reagan was elected president, he named Bryan chairman of the White House Task Force for healthcare cost reduction. He reported to Ed Meese in that job. Bryan, a close friend and longtime friend o…”

“whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Klink was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Financial News Network, which was owned by Brian. According to Ben Mason, who Osborne interviewed, when Danny died, Klink went to h…”

“Former Israeli intelligence officer Eri Ben Meneshe stated on April 4, 1991, in an affidavit in the Inslaw case, that Raphael Eaton told him that at Eaton's initiative in active encouragement, Brian had sold Inslaw promised software to Jord…”

“the Ronald Reagan crony and one of the main architects of the promised software bug-related scandals, which is the stolen software that was given to CIA and Mossad. Brian was also the head of a venture capital firm called Info Technology. I…”

“not even a year prior, became Infotech's co-CEO and had mandated for a company restructuring by selling off several subsidiaries. Tesla had been involved in Brian's business affair since 1977. That aligned with Brian's time when he was pres…”

“with an SEC lawsuit against that company for, among other things, artificially manipulating its stock price to raise money for acquisitions. It managed to limp along for several years before it collapsed, at which point Brian took control o…”

“representative of the Cabazon tribal government and the president of the weapons company Armtek. In attendance was Earl Bryan and Wayne Reeder. According to the report, they arrived together in a white Rolls Royce. That's the license plate …”

“promised software for tracking nuclear submarines, and covert SWIFT banking transactions. Part of the film's bias is its reliance on commentary from a person by the name of Ann Klink, K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because …”

“K-L-E-N-K, who has a clear conflict of interest because she worked for Dr. Earl Bryan, who was a Reagan administration official whose company was involved in the Promise software theft. Clank was a producer for the Jack Anderson show on Fin…”