"Not at all, he keeps waving a sheaf of so-called evidence around, but he hasn't been keen to share it with anybody," Hardison said, zooming in on the folder Jessup was holding during a quick press conference. "But for somebody who is disappointed enough in some money laundering to close down a historical restaurant, he has an awful lot of ties with organized crime."

He switched over to Jessup's financials and circled a few names. "These are his campaign contributors," he said, gesturing. "You'll notice that a couple of these are corporations, all of which donate the maximum possible. It all seems very proper and above board, unless you happen to be an amazing hacker who puts extra time and effort into things..."

It seemed like Hardison was about to get distracted by telling them how awesome he was at his job again. Oops.