FBI confirms Trump shooter acted alone; Caesar’s Palace fined $7.8M in Ohtani gambling scandal

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00:00Today on Media Missed Minute, the FBI confirms the man who tried to kill President Trump

00:04acted alone. And Caesar's palace is forking over millions of dollars for its role

00:09in the Shohei Ohtani gambling scandal.

00:15I'm Craig DeGrelli, and this is Media Missed Minute, where we break down two stories missed

00:20or ignored by partisan media outlets. We start with one being missed by the left.

00:25The FBI is doubling down, confirming the gunman who tried to assassinate then-candidate Donald

00:31Trump in July of 2024 had no help. It comes after commentator Tucker Carlson accused the Bureau of

00:38hiding shooter Thomas Crooks' online activity, claiming the FBI lied when it said Crooks had

00:44limited online and in-person interactions, and that he planned and conducted the attack alone.

00:49Now to a story missed by the right. Caesar's palace is getting hit with a $7.8 million fine

00:56for failing to flag suspicious betting activity linked to the Ohtani gambling scandal.

01:02The Nevada Gambling Commission says the casino did not verify where bookmaker Matthew Boyer was

01:08getting his money. One of Boyer's clients, Ohtani interpreter Ipe Muzahara, was found guilty of bank

01:14fraud after transferring $17 million from the baseball star's account to cover his gambling

01:20debts. Download the Straight Arrow News app for more stories missed or minimized by

01:24partisan media and click on the Media Missed tab.