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This hour, we react to the big scandal over the NBA All-Star break.

It's the third round, oh, man.

Myers-Leonard, a generic NBA player for the Miami Heat, made an anti-Semitic comment while

live streaming a video game, Call of Duty.

We asked the question, is this going to lead to the NBA finally cleaning up their longstanding

problem with anti-Semitism?

Of course, the answer is not likely, but I'll explain why.

Now, I do think Myers-Leonard is going to face punishment, but it's not going to change much in the actual culture of the NBA.

We'll get into that.

And the final four rounds of the NFL Bookham, the final four rounds.

We get to that and we do it right now in our number two.

The heat is on.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour of the Ben Maler show.

We are in the air everywhere.

As we babble coast to coast, border to border and beyond,

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