Ian O'Connor, who's a big-time author. I mean, he doesn't even like look at us off the air. He's that big. Please to welcome Ian O'Connor to this show. You're familiar with his work with ESPN and his books as well. This is your fourth. And it was, how many years in the making? Three years? And you spoke to, interviewed how many people? Well, I contacted about 500, and 350 were willing to talk to me.

With what happened over the weekend, we figured we'd call up a guy who knows a thing or two about this subject. He's none other than Ian O'Connor back here on the program. Ian O'Connor, sports writer, New York Times bestselling author. Well, he's written six books, four New York Times bestseller. my friend Ian O'Connor, one of the best columnists in this country for a long time and a world-class reporter. He goes a mile deep on this stuff. There's a lot of layers

to the onion to peel back and you do a great job Ian as always. Thank you so much. I was telling the

folks that Ian O'Connor and Stugats was telling the folks that it's good to see that there's still

a journalist out there

wandering the earth in interest of finding the truth of getting to the bottom of the truth

Spiegel and Holmes afternoons on the score that's how you want to be talked about by your peers

by the way Ian O'Connor joins us now at Circa Resort and Casino Hotline,

circa Las Vegas.com.

Ian, thank you very much for joining us.

The headline reads,

Someday Jackson Dart will make all the Giants' misery disappear.

Why is that?

Well, thanks so much for that very kind

montage of comments that I paid a lot of money

for those gentlemen to say.

But I very much appreciate that.

So the Giants have played a lot of bad football

over the last 14 years,

ever since they beat Belichick and Brady

in Super Bowl 46.

They've won one playoff game in that time and appeared in the playoffs twice.

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