Converting pdmlink.WTChangeOrder2.formattedTextA8 for SSRS

I want to create a SSRS report  that any user (Licensed or not) can run completely outside of the Windchill environment.   I was able to get the SQL I needed generated from the Windchill report builder.  It runs without issue in SSMS.  The only issue I have is that the Descriptions being entered in the change orders is now Rich Text Format (RTF) rather than plain text.  This appears to be stored in the following Table: pdmlink.WTChangeOrder2  in the following Field:formattedTextA8.  In SQL this is an example of what I see stored in formattedTextA8 which is VARCHAR(8000) DATA TYPE:rO0ABXQAPjxwPkluaXRpYWwgUmVsZWFzZSBTcGFyZXMgRHJhd2luZ3MgZm9yIEludGVybmF0aW9uYWwgU2FsZXM8L3A+.

Viewed in Windchill you see this: "Initial Release Spares Drawings for International Sales".  This is the query.

USE pdmlink
SELECT 
A1B.name AS Name,
--A1B.idA2A2,
--A0.completedBy,
USERS.fullName,
--A0.idA3A2ownership,
A1.description AS Description,
A1.formattedTextA8 AS Description,
--A0.description,
--A1.statestate as State,
--A0.classnameA2A2 as ClassName,
--A0.idA2A2 as ID,
A1B.createStampA2,
A0.createStampA2,
A0.modifyStampA2,
A0.updateStampA2,
CONVERT(varchar,A1.needDate,120) AS NeedDate,
CONVERT(bigint,(DATEDIFF(ss,A1.createStampA2,GETDATE()))/(86400.0)) as DaysOpen,
CONVERT(bigint,(DATEDIFF(ss,A0.updateStampA2,GETDATE()))/(86400.0)) as DaysFromUpdate
FROM 
pdmlink.WorkItem A0, pdmlink.WTUser USERS, pdmlink.WTChangeOrder2 A1
INNER JOIN pdmlink.WTChangeOrder2Master A1B ON (A1.idA3masterReference = A1B.idA2A2)
--LEFT JOIN pdmlink.WTUser USERS ON (A0.idA3A2ownership = USERS.idA2A2)
WHERE (NOT ((A0.status ='COMPLETED'))) AND 
(A0.classnamekeyB4 = CASE A1.latestiterationInfo WHEN 0 THEN CONCAT('OR:',A1.classnameA2A2,':',CONVERT(varchar,A1.idA2A2)) 
WHEN 1 THEN CONCAT('VR:',A1.classnameA2A2,':',CONVERT(varchar,A1.branchIditerationInfo)) END )

 I was hoping someone knew how to convert it to something meaningful in SQL.  I did some looking and it does not appear to be stored in an RTF format.  I would expect to see HTLM tags and such.  To me it looks like its hashed/encrypted.  I also attached the results from the SQL query