Amin Elhassan

Like we're just going to have to figure out creative ways to run money through the system to pay players under the table.

And so I think it's an incredibly important story, but I wonder for the regular listener, the regular viewer, the regular NBA fan, do they actually care about the nuts and bolts?

Probably not.

Zaslow shaking his head no.

I don't think they do.

Yeah, Dan, I kind of talked about this a lot over the weekend.

Typically when one of these scandals happens and Wachtell Lipton is brought in to investigate, they do their investigation, they come out with a report, and that report represents the majority of the information that everybody knows about the situation.

And all the talk shows and all the questions, everything is based off of that report.

Well, this is a very different situation because the information –

is coming from us.

We're ahead of the report, not only chronologically because they have to wait until they're over in order to release everything.

Meanwhile, we can release things as we confirm them.

But also, we're finding things that they haven't found and they haven't discovered or even haven't, I should say, haven't looked for.

That was one of the most important things, I think, that came out of the panel was Pablo revealing that after talking to several people who have been questioned by Wachtell-Lipton in their investigation,

All of them said they weren't asked even once about Steve Ballmer.

And to me, that is a massive red flag.

If the investigation is not going to be sincere as far as trying to get to the bottom of this,

Meaning we're just going to ask questions where we know what kind of answer we're going to get back and it's not going to make us uncomfortable.

Then it is an incomplete investigation.

It's like when President Trump said, oh, we should just stop testing for COVID.