All right, three o'clock.

Let's get to the news of the day.

I'll read you the particulars.

And I don't know where we're going with it.

It's just, I feel like we're in this endless loop where it's going to be every couple of months we get a gambling scandal.

Three NBA stars, including most notably Chauncey Billups, who was the head coach of the Portland Trailblazers,

have been charged in a pair of historic federal gambling busts implicating four of the five mafia families.

Side note to the texter's asking, no, I'm not related to any of these.

Thank you for your concern, though.

The mob is accused of paying Billups and former NBA player, Damon Jones, to act as face cards.

Basically, the celebrities that you would get these suckers to come play in a mob game, and the game was rigged.

But it didn't stop there because they were also in on the con, according to the FBI.

These poker games were fixed using rigged shufflers, special glasses, special contact lenses,

X-ray tables, and more.

Can't make it up.

The other probe involves illegal sports gambling that fixed NBA games using insider information on the following teams, Lakers, Raptors, Hornets, and Trailblazers.

Now, Billups initially, we have no connection to Billups and game fix,

even though he was the coach, but his team was involved. So we have to keep an eye on what's

coming next. He was just dumb enough to do a con with mobsters and, you know, Tony Soprano's

poker game. He was arrested in Oregon Thursday morning the night after the team's opener.

Total of 31 people have been arrested, including Terry Rozier.

Now, Roseer, we talked about because when Beasley got put up in an investigation,

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