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review. They're both a huge huge help. Thank you. Trancy Billups hates to see you coming. I don't know if he does or not, but I mean, we're definitely going to bring him up.

We're going to talk about all of it today, too.

Yeah.

It's a wild time to be alive, especially for someone like myself, and this kind of comes all full circle for me, you know, kind of what I do and some of my other life, you know, with the gambling and all that sort of thing. So I appreciate you having me back. Of course. Of course. You were the first guy I thought of like when this dropped. I'm like mob gambling sports. I need to hear what they do. Yeah. You were very nice about it. You said, you know, you're the only one I want to talk to on this. I said, beautiful. I'll make it up. Well, I have the indictment right here, physical form, old school.

Yeah. where I want to talk to on this, I said, beautiful. I'll make it up. Well, I have the indictment right

here, physical form, old school. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I appreciate that. Yeah, that is, uh, I mean,

the thing about this case is like, it's not just one case. It's two cases. Yes. And a lot of these people

know each other. And you hear a lot of this, oh, there's still shoes to drop.

I believe that's absolutely true because there's a lot of this stuff going on.

I think you really just have to kind of remember what we've seen happen over the last year or two.

Yeah.

Well, maybe at the top before we get into the nitty gritty, let's just start with the first case, the poker case.

Can you just break down what the indictment says and, you know, where you actually can talk about some things like, you know, what you're hearing from mafia sources and stuff like that?

Because this is literally straight out of Tony Soprano, except they also cheated.

So I want to make this clear right out of the gate, okay?

The mafia for years, I'm gonna talk in decades, in New York, in certain businesses, take a tax from everything.

And when I say tax, they get a percentage of, and nowadays, it's more

like kind of seedy business, so like strip clubs, poker games, things of that nature. Back in the

day, you know about regular extortion. They were extorting everybody. Now it's more or less,

it's kind of a circuit group of people. They run poker, dice. This were extorting everybody. Now it's more or less, it's kind of a circuit

group of people. They run poker, dice. This goes on in New Jersey. This goes on in Staten Island,

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