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In this hour Frank Zaccanelli, former Dallas Mavericks president, minority owner & general manager and co host of Game On America Sports calls in about sports gambling and about Lebron James deal with a prediction platform. Tina Muracco of Premier Sotheby's International Realty calls in. Larry from Plymouth says he doesn't want to live in Florida, that he might be Jewish, and shares his views on immigration. Bob has a victory at the snack vending machine.