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Our two on this Tuesday, we'll check in with Dan Erlowski for the mothership.

And then in the final hour, the fishing controversy that is sweeping the nation, competitive fishing

competition where there were hundreds of thousands of dollars at stake.

Hundreds of thousands?

Yes.

So it's a series of events each weekend in different parts of the state of Ohio, I believe.

And apparently the winners, there were two guys, they were putting weights in the fish after

they caught them.

So when they were weighed, they weighed more.

Therefore they ended up winning the competition.

There could be felony charges involved in this.

That's how serious this is.

But we'll talk to a writer for the Toledo Blade who's covering this and the competitive.

Now, I was wondering about that with a chess or poker.

You know, there's money involved whenever there's money, there's the temptation to cheat

or bend the rules, whatever it might be.

But you have this chess master, what is Magnus Carlson, something like that.

And he's supposed to be the best chess player of all time.

But he lost recently to a really young competitor.

And he knew right away that in his mind, he was getting help this, this other chess player.

Now did he have something on his body that vibrated to let him know, make that move, don't

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