Tonight, insider bets and illegal gambling rock the NBA.

Now three big names are facing charges, but isn't a crisis of the league's own making.

Plus, Trump's big party.

The president gives a pass to a crypto king convicted of money laundering,

whose platform hosts Trump's own cryptocurrency.

And he was handcuffed for playing Darth Vader's theme while protesting the National Guard

in Washington, D.C. And now he's suing. He'll be here tonight on Laura Coates Live.

You know, when the life.

You know, when the NBA season started this week,

where they hope we'd be talking about Cooper Flagg's debut,

or OKC back to defend their title,

or when Miami's 40-point game. Nope.

All lies had moved away from the NBA and onto the FBI and the EDNY prosecutor's office.

Nothing but bet, royal flush.

These aren't plays.

They're the subject of federal indictments, and they have rocked the sports community, let alone the league.

It's dragging in big names, organized crime families, and accusations of insider bets.

Now, these are the familiar faces who have been charged.

Miami Heat Guard, Terry Rozier, Portland Trailblazers head coach, Hall of Famer, I might add,

Chauncey Billups, and former player and coach Damon Jones.

There are just three of the 34 people presumed innocent and across two indictments who have been arrested.

The first, old school, talking about poker games, not the legal kind, the kind that Hollywood has you probably imagining. Forbidden gambling, smoky back rooms, the mob. Well, that's also literally what the

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