Pablo Torre

It does involve eavesdropping, and it does involve the song that you were referencing before, a song that we've played previously in our coverage, certainly, of James Dolan.

Right, what if my bro is Harvey Weinstein?

He says he didn't know, but he should have known.

And in fact, to the point of how careful is James Dolan around the discourse around him, the comments on the YouTube account for JD and the Straight Shot on that song have been disabled.

I wish I could contribute to them, but it turns out abridging our freedom of speech turns out to extend also to the comments of this video.

So this is the thing about Dolan, is that, admittedly, that song is now going to be stuck in my head for the rest of the day.

And it's not as bad as I thought it would be.

No, it's good.

And at the same time, this is the reason why I play it.

It's because this is a lawsuit from last September.

It was filed by a former garden security staffer.

And the allegation here is related to the Tennessee masseuse who also sued James Dolan in federal court in early 2024 for sex trafficking, for allegedly setting her up for an encounter with Harvey Weinstein.

The subject of that song and Dolan's lawyers, Ben, have said, quote, absolutely no merit to these claims about Dolan and the alleged encounter with Weinstein.

The accuser's federal appeal was dismissed in December, although she plans to refile.

MSG says that Wired's investigation is, quote, built on false, misleading, and unverified allegations, including claims drawn from lawsuits filed by rapacious litigators.

But now we're inside, again, the personnel, the security personnel of the Garden.

This is what the former Garden staffer said about John Eversol, who is the MSG security boss.

He said that Eversol allegedly asked his deputy and the staffer who filed the lawsuit, quote, to find methods to secretly tape conversations over cellular phones and find the ability to eavesdrop on the complainant slash victim, end quote, basically to bug Dolan's accuser.

That could be illegal.

The reporting suggests that Eversol allegedly directed them, quote, to go to B&H Electronics, located at 429th Avenue, New York, New York, to purchase listening and recording devices for Mr. Eversol and Mr. Dolan.