We are back to the news momentarily, and then at 820, we will be joined by Alan Jackson, one of the attorneys who represented Karen Reed in her trial.

This is Kyle from Lowell. Hello, Kyle.

Hey, how's it going?

What's up?

Every time, no, much, I just, every time I hear more earlier, Michelle, we're talking about

the WMBA coming to Boston.

It just, it amazes me because it's just so obvious why the state of Massachusetts

is running in the deficit when they just look at every business deal service level i mean if they have no clue

the business model at the bnbba it absolutely makes no sense it was failing to the point they just sold

off the last 16 percent to condoleez of rice senator and nike to the point where they can't even

afford to pay the players any amount where the league could succeed. So why would it make sense to bring down to boss?

It amazes me.

Well, I mean, to play devil's advocate, can you liken it to, are there, could you liken it

to the NHL and the NHL struggling at times when it came to, you know, in the...

But it was never subsidized by another league.

Correct.

And then there's really...

They were in debt to the point so much, Greg, that they sold the last profitability

that they had.

They have like 20% left that they're able to pay the players.

It cannot succeed to the point where they won't have players.

The girls are doing what they should by not wanting to play because, I mean, honestly, go get a real job at that point and make a lot of, you make more money as a successful, you know. It just, they're doing what they should, but they can't be mad when the business model was sold underneath them to Senator Condoleezza Rice. That's what nobody wants to talk about. But then why would you guess that somebody like Steve Palauuka is willing to pay

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