Mo News NBA-Mafia Gambling Takedown; Trump Calls Off San Fran Troop Deployment; Who’s Paying For New WH Ballroom; Gen-Z Not Interested in Sex or Romance In Movies
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Oct 24, 2025 A multi-year FBI probe exposes a gambling scandal involving NBA figures, including allegations of game rigging and mafia connections. Trump surprises many by canceling a troop deployment to San Francisco after pressure from tech leaders. Meanwhile, news of a lavish new White House ballroom raises eyebrows with a $300M price tag and a controversial donor list. Gen Z is turning away from romance in films, opting instead for friendship-driven narratives. Tune in for these hot topics and personal recommendations from the hosts!
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NBA Gambling Ties To Organized Crime
- The FBI uncovered a large gambling and game-rigging network linking NBA figures to La Cosa Nostra crime families.
- Evidence suggests players like Terry Rozier may have intentionally underperformed to benefit bettors tied to the scheme.
Rozier's Suspect Game Performance
- Terry Rozier exited a March 23, 2023 game early with a claimed foot injury and scored only five points.
- Investigators note heavy bets against his usual performance and suspect coordinated underperformance.
High-Tech Casino Cheats Alleged
- Chauncey Billups is accused of running rigged poker games using tech like hidden cameras and marked cards.
- The indictment describes sophisticated cheating tools including x-rays and special contact lenses.
