There is a lot more now that has come out with this NBA gambling fiasco.

And one of the interesting things this morning, I don't know if you saw this.

I woke up to it this morning.

I did not see it yesterday because we were playing golf yesterday.

And yes, we did lose the Walliam Buttile.

But it was a great day nonetheless.

But here's the thing.

I wake up this morning and I see that

Cash Patel, the FBI director, basically torching Stephen A. Smith. Yeah. And I'm like,

torched, unloaded, so now we're getting into this. And I guess that Stephen, I did not say it. I only

read about it. And I haven't seen the video yet,

but I guess Stephen A. Smith is blaming Donald Trump for the arrest of all these people that

are attached to the NBA, both in the card and poker world and also in the Rosier gambling and

throwing game world.

And the fact that you would actually even think that Donald Trump is doing this,

when these guys are doing it to themselves and the integrity of the league is at stake here.

I mean, I don't know how big this thing is.

And of course, Cash Patel goes on to say,

goes, I decide which arrest to make, and that's the way it's going to be. Nobody tells me who to arrest or when to arrest somebody. And I just, giving everything that's going on in the world,

the last thing I think Donald Trump is doing is calling up Cash Patel saying, go after the NBA players.

That's, that's, I mean, that is so far out in left field that it's ridiculous.

Yeah, it was surprising to me because I know that Stephen A. Smith has been involved in politics a little bit, and he's not somebody who is totally against the current administration, but this was just a, this was a wild accusation.

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