TO James WITH GRANT OPTION;

Great; so, what's your question?

DECLARE @grantor_name sysname
SET @grantor_name = 'James'

SELECT
    USER_NAME (dprm.grantee_principal_id) AS Granted_To_UserName,
    dprm.class_desc AS Object_Type,
    OBJECT_NAME(dprm.major_id) AS Object_Name,
    CASE WHEN dprm.minor_id = 0 THEN '' ELSE COL_NAME(dprm.major_id, dprm.minor_id ) END AS Column_Name,
    dprm.permission_name, dprm.state_desc
FROM sys.database_permissions dprm
WHERE dprm.grantor_principal_id = (
    SELECT grantor_principal_id
    FROM sys.database_principals dprn
    WHERE dprn.name = @grantor_name
    )
ORDER BY
   Granted_To_UserName, Object_Type, Object_Name, Column_Name

DROP LOGIN [James]
DROP USER [James]
GO
DROP LOGIN [JamesJunior]
DROP USER [JamesJunior]

-- Create a login and add user to MarketDEev
CREATE LOGIN [James]
WITH PASSWORD = 'Pa$$w0rd'
, CHECK_POLICY = OFF
GO
 
USE [MarketDev]
GO
 
CREATE USER [James] FOR LOGIN [James]
WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA = [dbo]
GO

--1 Otorgando permisos a Jhon
USE MarketDev;
GO

GRANT SELECT ON Marketing.Salesperson
  TO James
  WITH GRANT OPTION;
GO


EXECUTE AS USER = 'James'
SELECT * FROM  Marketing.Salesperson
REVERT

--Creando al hijo de James
CREATE LOGIN [JamesJunior]
WITH PASSWORD = 'Pa$$w0rd'
, CHECK_POLICY = OFF
GO
 
USE [MarketDev]
GO
 
CREATE USER [JamesJunior] FOR LOGIN [JamesJunior]
WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA = [dbo]
GO

--Otorgando permisos
EXECUTE AS USER = 'James'
GRANT SELECT ON Marketing.Salesperson
  TO JamesJunior
;
GO
REVERT

EXECUTE AS USER = 'JamesJunior'
SELECT * FROM  Marketing.Salesperson
REVERT

--Consultando 01
DECLARE @grantor_name sysname
SET @grantor_name = 'James'

I need to see James grant users permissions

no show rows

my mistake