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do what i know but it's all very well and down and i we out of. it's of lust in so out of idea. was it in the sand in the air an e. room a lot of. i'm seen on the wrong dick to stay. over didn't do this for the long way on e e just a difference of two if it so they be should number you need get said get him da of the pond into on the on to do would need to. i'm going to didn't hear and see i knew didn't do any kind of kind of out of african what to do i once was on and i see again thomas and was in. and then mitt romney didn't know if i'm going to be a percentage there but yeah i mean funny on the show going down is top of the mark and then i don't know and i must say i was she had some four hundred or so in my head. i knew killing the day that i thought it might go to dario it and say i didn't go i would get in there was no more to do she descended. so i do not and didn't then i wasn't even going to learn how many new immigrants also i wasn't on the diligence of. measuring to turn it to live. your. life. up. you. please. lose your job at. least. to. in concluding we are facing a complex investigation because many international implications. the prosecution is only growing and will take time. it would not be professional to communicate to you today the details. if the world of food bowl needs to be patient. by its nature this investigation will take more than the legendary ninety minutes. the fact of the matter is that what has been revealed so far is a mafia style crime syndicate in charge of this sport my only hesitation and using that term is that it is almost insulting to the mafia because the mafia would never have been so blatant over and out again. in its corruption. trial techno europe puerto rico i should tell me but i want you to get ahold of me now which way i set it up to face what not a set up one day or two weeks. at i probably above but not all wearing white for them. now well great i meant it when i get to it that you autocue that people actually. want to write and want to talk about health and wanting of a. job trying. a new city on specs from a richer man is tyrone whose former crews were a champ. jr bill which imposter drayton featherweight champ freddie gordon. and for the briefest of p.r. is a guy named jose rivera who was a welterweight champion. you think fights to make betting money. you fix fights to get a fighter championship you fix fights to maneuver a fighter up the ranks toward a championship fight you fix fights to win. in order again to position someone strategically. you fix fights to lose in order to get paid and in order to make you know reading to see the way you fix face varies greatly. you fix fights by buying judges that's and you know that's one easy way to do it you fix fights by having the referee working for you so that. if there's any way that the ref can stop a fight in your guy's favor he does you fix fights by colluding with the fighters generally the loser so almost always a loser. winners almost never told the fighters for years. one of the things that you're cognizant off when you are fixing fights is that you're doing something illegal something that theoretically can wind you up you know want to jail on get people angry at you so you never really say anything you know nothing that's culpable so there's a code. and if you're in boxing for a while you know the code everybody knows the code. will go into a ship. where there is either a trainer or manager and you're looking for somebody your guy can beat this up these guys make their money and it's interesting that people who lose in boxing generally speaking if they're professional losers can make more money than winners . winning cost money losing makes money that's not true obviously at an elite level but almost every other level is the case. so what you do is you say i've got a guy. and he is looking for looking for workers in the first ok so that means that. he needs to win you know and we want to keep him busy. the response to that is a got somebody and generally the second faces but he hasn't been in the gym to watch. ok so the subtext there is he's he's not good shape and so you're honing in on where this thing is going to go and he said other that's ok you know. like i got to get in a few rounds i mean it's going to knock out at which point he goes well you know ok . i can do that but really mike by guys and she had to go more than three or four. that's ok so you just fixed a fight. nobody's done anything illegal nobody's done anything with this come out and stated anything explicitly. but that's a done deal. and you get. you get what you pay for. it is how many fights you six. hundred how many i'm not sure but hundreds. i see it all the time now i mean i don't make our living in boxing anymore but i see fixes all the time sure it will always exist and always households. right. there we go without me even the evening when the word not be countries in six continents to begin to. take its i think tends toward the sensational. irish hurricane peter mike. and keep laughing keep laughing. don't rule funny ya if you go even you want to use those you respect me on what i'm doing or what i've been doing the last three months until you've been announced to go against a guy like this you have been dumped in the pits. profitably. i'm hard to feel to be clearly from midfield pads on saturday night work week take place in sats. but if you haven't paid you reason it's a good pick then soon because remember what happens when i refuse my cuckoo. heelys measure was going to have been back your back you only had no money so i for a while was bankrolling what they were doing i was breaking mcneely and sometimes and second only to new york for various things you know and i was making fights for peter so i mean i knew them very well i was very involved in what's gone on so i bring if you don't need to i'll pray for his office it's time to structure a policy and we work out a deal for me only to be tyson's first part which is a completely win win situation for everybody i'm just happy to be here and buddy me you stayed me around me me of you got to keep straight me i'm just really for you to fight thank you for your support thank you. i get a phone call from a guy whose voice i recognize but not not somebody i really know but you know he said look somebody saw i should give you a call to let you know. that a made. that the fight wouldn't. i'm trying to remember how he described i think he told me the fight won't go it's not going to go ninety seconds it was you know it was a million dollar bet and the fights not going to go ninety seconds somebody thought you might be interested in there was want was we were eighty nine seconds at which point in talking on the steps. between the ropes to prop the end into the five was it was it was was checking on me who really have this thing figured out understood that it was crucial that there be no finding of impropriety because tyson was the machine on which boxing rep by far the biggest are in the world and. you know when when he fights in vegas. they generate a billion dollars and added revenue i mean not from boxing per se but you know for from all of the ancillary revenue so it has to be ok and vacuuming also so he gets his payday whatever it is and i don't know what it is and never did know what it was. and i get a phone call from from him. and i was still in puerto rico say you got to come to the house i got to see you and i said i can't do it i'm still out of the country and he says send somebody you trust and when that somebody got there. he was cute and. put my son through college i got it you know i don't knock down the man's quick yeah it's hard. i felt like the for i felt like the first not thousand a good good quick podge of all my part is a little bit of a flash knockdown i was ok the second knockdown as the film was show all i was shaking i slipped i fell in the role of and i tweeted i twist the part of i need you see the right way you see to fail look at the film. look at the film look at the film my need buckled my need buckled under to get me here most of them. imagine that you're up against a very well placed. high profile machine that is capitalized to a degree that you can't even begin to imagine a billion dollar multibillion dollar industry so this guy was nothing except for his brain and his fear of. that is the greatest single underdog score that. that i've ever seen in all of my years in boxing you know the single most savvy maneuver that i've ever seen. it. was. half. that. was. my car was. was. the. car was. her. first thought was oh yes i did say something. to the fucking looking for my secret. for. the. car i eat chipotle is a plus thanks for a pill feel it's evolved while the two bone has skin is there with you one fish called yankee mice fall economical it doesn't want you were a thing. was my wooden house called the day rule. holds the movie key thing for those soulful voice things she was so sick she. when you die young boy the secret of the simpler suppose you have this is the you can win you guys just. like you to hell you have bookish chaos as we are all the us. other possible perceptive one why did you was there he say it was the mark say that you all are that touch us she and drew orders. which will be for the other what caused us to fit in to save us from in full in this group because as you see who we think of my life in their city as a child of a sphere that was their father figure it was i me it was yes ever was there the judge of the scene i would say mine in my life and i have to limit to the. one who survived cause a she might act and then she thought she was in love was fozzy it was if you want but she lived well with that was so nice in that then i think well my life and i think well i was tired of the war to the bone of the world. the ocean because of her my friends become we should. act keep push think when we. like and how would you feel was easy to be this was even for the poor kid it could be august so i can get to work when so who knows when to both a kill somebody called with no poison my eyes. don't know what you do if it went to the room saw the kid about asus and i want to know my niece is do they can see on what i said that the opposition from july. if you think about the stadium as a reflection of the city we can say that the poorest fans have been expelled from the magic on up violently they've had their places literally taken away from them. all around brazil people are asking this person hope brock and i can who is this really benefiting of course you know the answers and it's the elites really politicians it's a very narrow strata of the brazilian the highest classes that are the world compass for not for the vast majority of resigned people were hypnotized by what's happening in the narrative the football and no one wants to talk about issues because they just want to join the circus now that the circus has gone we can talk about these things again and so it's a suspension of critical thought it's a time of suspended animation where it's not just the country that stops it's as if people is brain stop working as well. and so this is the depression the dissent and debate about is this worth the time we do this shouldn't you do it's always a pleasure for when the ball is rolling those questions were largely eliminated from public discussion. clearly an illegally meaning believe me. i am. that's always the most vulnerable people this happens when we go back to soledad eighty eight to see the forced removal of tens of thousands of people from their homes their barcelona ninety two forced removal of immigrants quarters in. atlanta in one thousand nine hundred six forced removal of two african-american neighborhoods near the olympic sites. not so much in sydney but then the forced removal of tens of thousands of roma people from from athens two thousand and eight two million people moved from the center of all beijing. london similar tastes of displacement and then again you'll see this in rio two thousand and sixteen similar in south africa so this is a repeating theme that has different power to curation some particular places. thomas bach is saying we need reform because the olympics are in a slow motion crisis right now and you only need to look at the bidding for the two thousand and twenty two olympics to realize that because voters who any voter who had the chance to vote on it in a referendum said we don't want the olympics from munich to stockholm to krakow to cuba canton in switzerland they got to vote on it so he is in a crisis comparing fee for in the i.o.c. because they're in a crisis at the i.o.c. they know they need to change human rights need to be part of the equation for both the olympics and for fifa i mean right now it's not at all a part of the way things are decided i mean just look at the evidence beijing two thousand and eight sochi two thousand and fourteen then there's russia two thousand and eighteen qatar two thousand and twenty two you can't tell me human rights are serious consideration when you make those selections. the idea that politics and sports don't mix is a fairy tale that people at the i.o.c. and fifa tell themselves to console each other around the evening fire is just totally untrue and it's ridiculous to say so and it really shows a selective ethics on their part the way it plays out for politicians in beijing or glad i'm here putin in sochi is they get to stand on the world stage and look legitimate alongside this incredibly popular event known as the olympics and so they get to sort of enjoy the olympic halo effect if you will and meanwhile brushed aside all their human rights violations and all their problems you know with their democratic practice. one thing that we've seen is that independent of the global economy which has periodic fluctuations the fluctuations of the profits a few for the i.o.c. only go like this they only go up and up enough and that means that they're completely disassociated from any economic reality for the of the places where they go. and the olympic motto bigger stronger faster also could apply to the size of the games. everywhere reports it's always bigger it's always more sort of this idea that the event itself has to reflect the competitive nature of sport and stomach. veteran n.b.a. referee is under investigation for allegedly betting on his own games the gambling scandal has ties to the gambino crime family. tonight a former n.b.a. referee accused of betting on his own games and working for the mob fears for his new life. one year three months behind bars for this great day to be a referee hamdani. my name is tim donaghy i'm a former n.b.a. basketball referee i was involved in their gambling scandal in two thousand and seven to where i used information that i changed from other referees in the league office based on relationships that existed between referees and owners referees and coaches and referees and flyers and use that information knowing what was going to happen and that n.b.a. team and used that information to pass along to people associated with organized crime for monetary gain. it all fell apart because at the end of the year. you know some of the people associated with organized crime are heard talking over a wiretap so it got back to the f.b.i. and they started a big investigation and when i got there i basically told them the truth that i you know was somebody like gambled a lot. in general gamble on n.b.a. basketball games and they want to know how i was able to win so many games without fixing anything it's a while and several meetings but i explained to them that the relationship. that existed both positive and negative between the referees and the players and the coaches and the owner spilled out onto the floor through their investigation speaking to help coaches in owners and players and former referees they came to this inclusion of what i was telling them was the truth. we have here a rogue isolated criminal. the n.b.a. reacted by basically saying that i was just one bad apple in the boche and you know trying to throw me under the bus but what happened was just they they did it using best a geisha and the f.b.i. came out and supported me one hundred percent and said that everything that i said was truthful and that the n.b.a. had a lot of problems that they needed to clean up. and the remains are basically packed with twenty thousand people it's like a broadway show and you have beautiful cheerleaders you have the greatest athletes in the world running up and down the court doing things that most people could only dream of so it's packed with excitement and people love to be a part of. the sixty seventy thousand dollars additional per year tax free. level especially during the playoffs the league would really dictate what they wanted calls in a game and that would put a team at a huge advantage or disadvantage moving forward in a playoff series and it was always a situation where they were extending a playoff series because the amount of revenue an additional game would be in a seven game series was always something that was in the back of the referee's mind . everything's fuelled by money and they know each additional game is you know tens of millions of dollars into the now league office so it's a culture of you know the bottom line which is money. it's just a commonly known practice that the stars around the league in the n.b.a. the star so sold the shoes in the jerseys and the bigger market team is what got the n.b.a. global attention and better ratings so we all knew that you know we need to give them an advantage you know in some way shape or form and that's what a lot of the veteran referees did and that's what a lot of the veteran referees passed along to the younger referees. as a young referee in philadelphia the balls from town to play in seventy six or so and that year they gave us points of emphasis as referees that they wanted to call during a game and one of them was a spin move on the baseline and on there forget i was the referee on the play that which is possible to call that if a top place and michael jordan did it went up and you know how to monster stocks and i waved it off and i called the travel and right after i made that call there was a timeout jordan rushed up to me phil jackson came at me twenty thousand people and the stadium booed me even though it was an away game for the chicago bulls and jordan said you know what what do you call not for i said you know you got the same training tape we've got that's the move that they want call the travel and both phil jackson and michael jordan said to me they may want that call to travel but they certainly don't want to call on me and phil jackson pointed to him and said they don't want that called on him and it was something that really stuck in my mind was it bothered me that twenty thousand people were blowing at me the whole bulls team was coming at me and everyone was kind of amazed that i made that call so i spoke to the elite referee in the locker room and he said yeah you have to realize that you know you don't call that against a star you let that go and you call that against the lesser players when they have a point of emphasis that they want cleaned up in the n.b.a. he don't do it against the star players. i think when you talk about gambling in the n.b.a. with the referees or even those players obviously the referees like to go to the casinos would you like there's a gamble even on the n.b.a. floor with that anyone who would call the first valid an n.b.a. game basically when you are refereeing an n.b.a. team with two of your good friends that you would bet twenty dollars because that's what the tip was for the ball boy so we would say whoever calls the first valley game have to put up the twenty dollar tip for the other two guys so we do well on the floor and we run up and down the. and we you know be letting phallus go because nobody wanted to call the first phallic game because then you are responsible to pay that ball boy so now we have bodies flying all over the place nobody would be wanting to blow the whistle you know two three minutes into a game which is unheard of a foul mouth game called because of a twenty dollars bet a locker room the supervisor of officials at the time came in the locker room at halftime and faceplate said what the hell happened at the beginning of the game don't you guys are blowing the whistle i didn't want to blow the whistle they didn't blow the whistle either because we had that twenty dollars and he just said well i don't want to know anything about that and walked out but nothing was ever done about it so the league office knew that they had taken place at times. i believe for sure that the n.b.a. didn't sue me because the last thing made wanted to do was having some of their referees or owners or league personnel testify under oath that a lot of the things i was saying did take place and were true and to be very detrimental to the league so what they want. do was just you know hopefully put me in jail for a long period of time as this thing blow over but it kind of backfired on them a little bit given fifteen months in prison and i was able to write the book and tell my story of the trip was something that they tried to squash immediately by going into the offices of random house and getting my book deal squashed at first and going into the offices of sixty minutes and trying to get them not to air the episode. thanks. to. the school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities. people who want justice a flee come with convention expansion was taken in bomb he announced it's in an exercise book i don't know side many other failed changes being a little more in the news the rape of women and girls who is does to one wanted children. a flick 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