Can I just take a moment to say thank you because we launched a fundraiser last week for the family of Lieutenant Donnie Bossie and for Lieutenant Bossie himself.

And he is a longtime state trooper who was hit by a stolen motorcycle on Revere Beach last week and is facing a long road ahead when it comes to recovery and needs all sorts of modifications done to his home when he is able to go back home from the hospital.

And so we set out last week at the Greg Hill Foundation to match your donations up to $5,000.

Mentioned it on, I think was Friday the first day we mentioned it or Thursday.

Thursday.

Thursday.

You have now, you incredibly generous, giving, loving people who I adore have now donated $61,779 for Lieutenant Bossie and his family.

So thank you so much for that. Every time, we ask a lot, every time we ask you step up and you give.

And there's no possible way during the remainder of my life. However many years I have left

for me to thank you for that. So, um, thank you so much for giving at the gregghill Foundation.

org. Curtis, good morning. Good morning, Greg. Uhmuff Shine. So, Malik Beasley, a basketball

player in the NBA, is under investigation by the United States District Attorney's Office,

facing allegations of gambling related to NBA games and prop bets during the 23-24 season

as a member of the Milwaukee Bucks.

One prominent sports book reportedly detected unusual betting activity on Beasley props

beginning in early 2024 in a January 31st matchup between the Bucs and the Trailblazers,

the odds on Beasley recording less than

two and a half rebounds moved significantly before the game, going from plus 120 to minus

250 in the under-experienced a high amount of action. Beasley recorded six rebounds that night.

Now, Beasley's attorney has told the ESPN who broke the story that an investigation

is not a charge and the NBA is cooperating with the investigation.

So I know the playbook of all the leagues, whether it's Shohei or anyone else, there will be

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