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No, because I can stop gambling. I have a competition problem.
And I felt it was good that I get away. It just so happens that it was Atlantic City and people took that further than when it should.
Do you have a gambling problem?
No. I I enjoy it's a hobby. If I had a problem, I'd be starving. I'd be hawking this watch, my championship rings. I would sell my house. I would do this. My wife had left me or she'd be starving or my kids would be I sit here in front of you guys, furious at myself. I sit down myself for making a mistake of adultery.
Chale Son, the the UFC MMA fighter who works for ESPN said, "I'll tell you exactly what he's taken. He's using EPO." And how do I know? Cuz I'm using the exact same supplier to get EPO. Why has no how why have you or other journalists not went to jail, got him on your show, and asked him to please explain who this guy is and how he knows that uh uh LeBron James is using it. I believe this does need to be followed up and more questions need to be asked by people like yourself.
It's just basketball.
At the end of the day, it's just basketball.
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If you are still supporting LeBron James in 2026, you are ridiculous. And so is your king.
So, the clips I played at the beginning, the clips of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, these are clips of both Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant having to answer for allegations that they were going through at the time. uh during the '9s, during the early 2000s, if there were rumors or allegations surrounding your name, you were going to have to get in front of a microphone and say something about them. But for some reason, LeBron James, he can address everything that's not important. But the important stuff, it is crickets. LeBron James can address the fact that people thinks he has no bag. LeBron James can address the fact that people think he doesn't have a fadeaway. LeBron James can address the fact that people say all he did does is ducks his head and rams to the basket. LeBron James can address everything except the serious stuff.
And so earlier this week, I did a video on former NFL player Cory Tumer, a former Super Bowl champion with the Seattle Seahawks, who became another person to accuse LeBron James of being on the juice. Yet another person. And doing my research for that video. As I was researching information on that video, I came across another video. And when I saw it, I was like, hm, how did I miss this? How did I not how did I not see this video? Because this video is actually a couple of years old, people.
So, the video that I'm getting ready to play for you guys is a video of a guy named Victor Conte. I believe that's how you pronounce his name, but of a guy named Victor Kante who went on the Jason Whitlock show. Now, who is Victor Kante? For those who may not know, we're about to read this article from PBS. And by the way, Victor Kante uh passed away last year at the age of 75. So, this article is from PBS.org. It says, "Victor Conte, Balco founder who sold undetectable steroids to athletes, dies at 75." Victor Conte, the architect of a scheme to provide undetectable performance enhancing drugs, also known as peed's LeBron James fanboys, to professional athletes, including baseball stars Barry Bond and Jason Gambi and Olympic track champion Marian Jones uh decades ago has died. He was 75. So that's who Victor Kante is.
Now another thing to know about Victor is he eventually turned into someone who was against steroids. He eventually turned someone who was an advocate for athletes uh doing things the right way, the natural way. So, we're going to take a look at this clip from Jason Whitlock featuring Victor and we will be right back.
So, let me get specific here while being fair. What do you think of all the conversation around LeBron James? Kevin Garnett makes a statement during a podcast that LeBron's on that new Balco blah blah blah and there's been a lot of rumors and speculation that the whole biogenesis I think DEA investigation people attached to LeBron were connected to that uh I'm trying to ask a fair that's fair to LeBron fair is it should we be suspicious of the longevity of LeBron's career.
Yes, there's reason for suspicion. Okay, you I want to be fair to LeBron. There is no evidence that I know of that's conclusive. And we have to factor in what they call the standard like you have the the beyond a reasonable doubt in criminal court. You have the prepoundonderance of evidence in in civil court. Then you have what they call comfortable satisfaction that arbitrators use in the world of sport. Uh these things that you just mentioned, his manager, his agent, his wife, his trainer, all being connected to the biogenesis clinic, as well as another drug dealer at at a gym. So it wasn't just biogenesis, there was another connection as well. And then some of this testimony that, you know, his agent uh on a monthly basis was going by the the biogenesis clinic and picking up a package of peeds with the initials LJ on him. So when you take all this information and put it together,
Hold on, hold on, Victor. Victor, Victor, that he was probably picking up for Lamar Jackson. No. Is that maybe that's Lamar Jackson, you know? Yeah. Could be. We're back to the comfortable satisfaction. But I'm I'm just adding all of these things that bring this cloud of suspicion. That's what you asked me about. Should they be suspicious? And the answer is yes.
You know, I I'll tell you something else. When Chale Son, the the UFC MMA fighter who works for ESPN said, "I'll tell you exactly what he's taken. He's using EPO." And how do I know? cuz I'm using the exact same supplier to get EPO. Why has no how why have you or other journalists not went to jail, got him on your show, and asked him to please explain who this guy is and how he knows that uh uh LeBron James is using it. I have not heard LeBron James dispute that. Not a peep, have you?
No.
So, when someone comes out, now I want to be fair to him. But let me tell you something else I know. Right before I got on this program, I called and I talked with a writer. There's a lot of articles out there. In fact, I even sent some of them to you in preparation for this case, for this this uh interview. This writer was on this case, this investigation for 6 and a half years. The word that he used was that ESPN basically blocked him from saying certain things in his articles, in his reporting. he was blocked. He said there was much more in terms of information and innuendo, but they were unwilling to allow him to print this and his articles. So now we've got, you know, later I'll talk to him and see if I can get some of the specifics, but he said, "Listen, there's more to this than you know." So whatever that means, is that enough to say that LeBron James is guilty of using peeds? Certainly not. But I believe this does need to be followed up and more questions need to be asked by people like yourself.
So Jason Whitlock starts off by asking him, "Should we be suspicious of the longevity of LeBron James?" And Victor answers, "Yes, we should be suspicious of it." LeBron James fanboys, this is what the founder of Balco said. This is what the founder who helped create the very peeds that LeBron James is accused of taking. He is saying yes, we should be suspicious of the longevity of LeBron James. And of course, he brings up the whole biogenesis things where LeBron's manager and agent and wife and I believe the wife's trainer were all linked to this. But he takes it a step further. He says it wasn't just the biogenesis they were linked to. They were also linked to another drug dealer at another gym. That's totally separate from the biogenesis thing. He talks about LeBron James agent picking up packages with the initials LJ on there. I mean, I feel like, you know, LeBron James fanboys, you guys can hope and wish that those initials stand for anything but LeBron James. You can hope and wish that they stand for uh Lame Duck. You can hope and wish that they stand for uh Larry Johnson. You can hope and wish that those initials stand for Lemon Juice. BUT THE FACT of the matter is is uh if LeBron James manager, agent, wife, trainer has all been linked to biogenesis, the chance that those initials stand for anything but LeBron James is very slim.
So then Victor asks a good question. Why has no how why have you or other journalists not went to jail, got him on your show, and asked him to please explain who this guy is and how he knows that uh uh LeBron James is using it. Victor asks a good question. He says, "Why hasn't any media reached out to Kale Sunen to further investigate to ask him, hey, who is this guy that you're talking about?" To get further information on these accusations that Kale Sun has been saying about LeBron James, the duck dear, the leader of the four and six kingdom. And that is the question.
And that is why I played those videos at the beginning of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant because LeBron James fanboys, you see, years ago, superstars couldn't avoid these allegations. Years ago, superstars are going to have to confront them head off. Some reporter is going to stick a microphone in your face and put you on a spot and say, "Hey, we've been hearing steroid allegations. Can we get A COMMENT?" BUT FOR SOME REASON, LEBRON James has not had to answer to this at all. Not just steroid allegations, but LeBron James hasn't had to answer any uh shady allegations that have been levied against him. He hadn't had to answer uh steroid allegations. He hadn't had to answer uh Diddy allegations. he hadn't had to answer anything about these gambling allegations that he has been linked to.
So then the founder of Balco, Victor Conte, goes on to tell Jason Whitlock that he knows a writer for ESPN who had much more information on the subject, but ESPN simply blocked him from writing certain things about LeBron James, from writing further information about LeBron James. This writer was on this case and this investigation for six and a half years. The word that he used was that ESPN basically blocked him from saying certain things in his articles and his reporting, which is just further proof that the NBA is indeed protecting LeBron James. I think we all know this, but I I think this is highly suspicious that the founder of Balco was on Jason Whitlock's show and there wasn't much more buzz about that. I think it's mighty suspicious that the founder of Balco was on Jason Whitlock so show saying, "Yes, we have a reason to be suspicious of the longevity of LeBron James and none of the mainstream media commented." And if somebody has any clips of mainstream media commenting on this, please send them to me. Uh, let me know if ESPN or FS1 or any of these mainstream news medias uh, said anything about the founder of Balo, saying, "Yes, there is reason to be suspicious of the duck and his longevity.
So, I believe at the very least the fact that LeBron James has not had to answer to any of these allegations, the juice, the gambling, P. Diddy, he has not had to say a word. To me, this is proof positive that yes, the NBA indeed is protecting the duck, that the NBA indeed helped LeBron James manufacture a career for the benefit of the NBA because the NBA needed people to believe that the league was evolving. because the NBA needed people to get excited about someone to fill the gap that Michael Jordan left when he retired for good in 2003. But really when he retired as a Chicago Bulls, uh the ratings took a dip that they never recovered from when uh Michael Jordan retired as a Chicago Bull. Uh, so for those of you who defend LeBron James, who like to say things like, "Oh, he's the most scrutinized athlete in the history of the game. Tell me how, please." Because it sure looks like he's the most protected. Again, back in the day, athletes had to answer. I don't care if you were Barry Bonds. I don't care if you were Joseé Conco. The media and the news outlets weren't going to let you get away with being silent on such serious allegations. It didn't matter who you were. If you were someone in in the spotlight with that big of a name, you were going to have to answer.
And so here's my theory on why the NBA has never made LeBron James have to answer for this. Obviously, part part of it is uh the NBA trying to maintain a certain image for itself. But here's the other reason why I believe the NBA has never made the duck, the deer, the leader of the four and six kingdom answer to the any of these allegations. That is because the NBA knows that the that LeBron James game on the court could not overcome the controversy. Let me say this one more time for LeBron James fanboys who still uh who still think LeBron James is in the GOAT conversation in 2026. Let me let me say this one more time. I believe that Mr. protected. The NBA has not forced him to answer any of these allegations. That is because they know that the game of LeBron James cannot overcome the controversy. Unlike Michael Jordan, unlike Kobe Bryant, unlike Alan Iverson who had his share of controversies. See, Michael Jordan, whatever controversies he was going through, he still got on that basketball court and delivered. When we needed you to be the best, you walked off. When we needed you to be the best, you blamed other people. So, we got to keep all of that the same on the same scale. The guy I'm talking about, when his dad died, he delivered. When he had the flu, he delivered. He never gave us an excuse for not delivering. That's why we still wear Jordans instead of LeBron's. That's why we win.
No matter what was happening, he got on that basketball court and delivered. Kobe Bryant, no matter what was happening, he got on the basketball court and delivered. Allan Iverson through all his controversies. He got on that basketball court and he put his all out there. You cannot question how hard Allan Iverson played on the basketball court. But LeBron James, his game could not survive the controversy
if he started answering questions about peeds and then getting on the court and flopping and not being clutch like he usually does. That will be the end of LeBron James and the NBA will be completely exposed for having protected this fraud for 23 years. That's what I believe.
But anyway, we going to hold up here people. Let me know what you guys think in the comments. What do you think of what Victor Kante had to say? The founder of Balco, that is Bay Area Laboratory Co. cooperative. What did you think of what he had to say? Let me know what you guys think in the comments. You all have a truly fantastic day and I'll see you next time. All right.