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Hello and welcome.

It's our number two, our number two of the Ben Mallor show.

And there's a new book out claiming that the Lakers were triggered by some billboards

the Clippers put up and also PG-13.

We take a look at this story and also the book in depth.

Wait until you hear this.

It's coming your way right now in hour number two.

A book of palace intrigue.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour.

It's the Ben Mallor show.

We're together again in the air everywhere.

As we provide running commentary, coast to coast, border to border, and beyond, on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from inside the theater, the theater of the mind.

So I leave this hour comes from the NBA.

It is not about a specific game in the NBA.

It is more about bad blood.

And this story in La La Land, the latest chapter in the never-ending soap opera playhouse.

This one involving the Lakers and the Clippers, Lakers and the Clippers, the Blood Feud.

If you didn't see this, maybe you did not.

A bench warmer, someone named Jared Dudley, apparently he plays for the Lakers.

And he has a newly published book that is out.

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