> heavyweight champion sonny liston already being impaired with all time greats jack dempsey and joe louis goes into training to dispense with the louisville lip. liston is an 8-1 favorite. many experts think that's giving clay the bust of the doubt. >> liston was a destroyer of the flesh . if he was around today, he would eat up every heavyweight. he would have eaten tyson up and knocked him out. in fact, i seen him hit a guy way jab, knocked his teeth out. true story. >> i saw sonny liston a few days ago. >> ain't he ugly? he's too ugly to be the world's champ. the world's champ should be pretty like me. >> this was a guy who had been to jail several times for armed robbery for beating up a cop. he was managed by the mob. his three previous fights had all resulted in first round knockouts. >> forget it. they're looking at my kid bouncing kid they figure, oh, my god, he's going to get killed. but they didn't realize the transition from '60 to '64. this kid became a man. he loved to train. loved to spar. he could spar like you and i take a hot shower. >> my new year's resolution is to knoc

he t the joe louis the first ti. african-americans listened to the radio. joe lewis came back. when joe lewis was near death, he had very little money. man can be redeemed. he saw those lessons of how people should grow and learn. he was never a race hater. he was a man that understood that america had mistreated blacks tremendously. and it was time for african-americans to be appreciated for who they were. >> i wanted to ask you, what about his conversion? what americans perceived mohammed ali? >> america had a full perception of islam but most americans had a poor perception of anything that wasn't like them. baptists dislike catholics. today, you had a mormon speaker. most would've thought that he was a demagogue. at the time he converted. other religions and other faiths , hoping to get out of the repression. ali converted. he was not a fanatic. he saw the world. islam was one of the largest religions in the world. you must remember that he used his belief and his faith to condemn those we believe misrepresent you. they destroy countries and people and buildings. perhaps on

heavyweight champion sonny listen to already being impaired with all time greats jack dempsey and joe louiss into training to dispense with the louisville lip. listen to is an 8-1 favorite. many experts think that's giving clay the bust of the doubt. >> listen to was a destroyer of the flesh . if he was around today, he would eat up every heavyweight. he would have eaten tyson up and knocked him out. in fact, i seen him hit a guy way jab, knocked his teeth out. true story. >> i son sonny listen to a few days:00. >> annie oakley. he's too ugly to be the world's champ. the world's champ should be pretty like me. >> this was a guy who had been to jail several times for armed robbery for beating up a cop. he was managed by the mob. his three previous fights had all resulted in first round knockouts. >> forget it. they're looking at my kid bouncing kid they figure, oh, my god, he's going to get killed. but they didn't realize the transition from '60 to '64. this kid became a man. he loved to train. loved to spar. he could spar like you and i take a hot shower. >> my new year's resolution is to k

joe louis was-- coached by his handlers not to say and do things so he wouldn't alienate white america. so he could be the great patriotic crossover figure. floyd paterson was endorsed by the president of the united states, john f kennedy over liston because he represented a kind of civil right, nash yent civil rights view as opposed to this figure who had been in jail and really had a horrible growing up. we referred to him, i don't love the term, thug. >> you know the context in which i meant it. >> i do. i absolutely do. this is the way he was viewed as much. and-- as such, so all these people represented things. they had symbolic weight on their shoulder. jack demp see, same thing. he was used to fielt black fighters. and weirdly for a century, that office,ed heavy wet championship of the world carried enormous political symbolic and eventually racial weight. now it means nothing. >> rose: okay g ahead. >> in 1971, first fight, i was a freshman at syracuse and i went to the loews theater in syracuse as david describes. and the ticket wasn't $20, it was $5. >> in syracuse. >> it was

howard cosell, a rising sportscaster fiercely defended ali's decision saying they wanted another joe louis, a white man's black man. instead, they got ali. a man who would not conform regardless of the consequences. at the height of the vietnam war, ali refused to serve. declaring himself a conscientious objector and quarrel with them vietcong." >> this is this choice and you know every man has a choice of his own religion and beliefs. >> convicted of draft evasion, he was stripped of his heavyweight title and banned from boxing. > muhammad teaches us. >> for the next three years, he traveled around the country preaching the principles of islam. and speaking out on race relations. >> we black people in america are fighting the same common enemy. >> in 1970, his conviction was overturned. and ali now 30 years old, was allowed back into the ring. >> ali! >> with a couple of wins under his belt, his next opponent, current heavyweight champion joe frazier. >> an explosive left to the jaw and muhammad ali goes down. >> ali suffers his first professional defeat. determined to reclaim the title,

joe louis dismantles the pride of aryan supremacy by knocking out max.jesse lewis runs at am la -- am beulaher -- am laker to speed ad wins four goad medals. rosa parks sits on a bus in 1955 and a young seminary student from boston university stands up and takes the complex ideas and dips nit chocolate so big mama can understand it. and then from louisville, d. [cheering] -- emerged the civil very-tongued poet who took the ethos of somebodiness to unheard of heights before james brown said, i'm grabbing and i'm proud. muhammad ali said i'm black and i'm pretty. [laughter] >> black and pretty was an oxymoron. blacks did not say pretty. the first black millionaire in this country was not oprah but madam c.j. walker blocker -- walker who made products in order to help black people escape they're africanity, but muhammad ali said i'm proud. i'm pretty. i'm glad of who i am. and when he said that, that infused in africans a sense of somebodiness. to extrapolate mull mull -- muhammad ali from the times in which he lives is called historic presentism. to talk a

howard cosell, a rising sportscaster fiercely defended ali's decision saying they wanted another joe louis, a white man's black man. instead, they got ali. a man who would not conform regardless of the consequences. at the height of the vietnam war, ali refused to be. declaring himself a consciencious on thor and famously saying i ain't got not quarrel with them viet cong. >> this is this choice and you know every man has a choice of his own religion and beliefs. >> convicted of draft evasion, he was stripped of his heavyweight title and banned from boxing. > muhammad teaches us. >> for the next three years, he traveled around the country preaching the principles of islam. and speaking out on race relations. >> we black people in america are fighting the same common enemy. >> in 1970, his conviction was overturned. and ali now 30 years old, was allowed back into the ring. >> with a couple of wins under his belt, his next opponent, current heavyweight champion joe frazier. >> an explosive left to the jaw and muhammad ali goes down. >> ali suffers his first professional defeat. determined to

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. >> he was already compared with joe louis, goes into the ring with the louisville lip.ought that gave clay the benefit of the doubt. >> if liston was around today, he would eat up the heavyweight. i mean, you were the guy that fights him and eats him up. the fact i seen him, here is a guy with a jab and knocked his teeth out. >> i saw sonny liston a few days ago. >> he is too ugly to be the world champ, the world champ should be pretty like me. >> this was a guy who had been to jail several times for armed robbery. beating up a cop. he was managed by the mob. his three previous fights had all resulted in first round knockouts. >> for a guy that -- they're looking to my kid, bouncing kid, oh, my god. he is going to get killed. you know, he figured. but they didn't realize the transition from 60 to '64, this kid became a man. he loved to train and spar. he could spar like you and i take a hot shower. >> my new year's resolution is to knock out that big ugly bear. shake up the whole world in 1964 and talk no more. >> now, will you please do us one favor and look right in t

everybody's top three to five, but some people might prefer sugar ray robinson, some may prefer joe louis or someone else. but when you add everything that comes to being a sports figure, and being an icon, unquestionably no one can touch muhammad ali. >> you write about ali's charisma and ability to command attention even in his later years. what struck you about that? >> what is really interesting to me, reverend al, i'm someone who is born in '78. i saw -- i was alive for his last four fights, three of which he lost because he held on to boxing too long. i have to go back and watch old videos and old footage to see what kind of athlete he was and to see the interviews with howard cosell and others to really understand the charisma. for me and people in my generation, our first real experience with ali will always be when he lit the olympic torch in '96 in atlanta. to see the tears in people's eyes, to see the tears in my parent's eyes and then to understand, you know, i was 18 at the time, and i thought i knew muhammad ali. and i said, you know, i need to go back and really need to und

. >> howard cosell, fiercely defended his decision saying they wanted another joe louis, a white man's blackman. instead, they got ali. a man who would not conform regardless of the circumstances. at the height of the vietnam war, ali refused to serve, famously saying, i ain't got no quarrel with the viet kong. >> he was stripped of his heavyweight title and banned from boxing. for the next three years, he reached the principals of islam and speaking out on race relations. >> we black people are fighting the same common enemy. >> his conviction was overturned. ali, now 30 years old, is allowed back into the ring. with a couple of wins under his belt, his next opponent, current heavyweight champion joe frazier. >> mohammad ali goes down. >> ali suffers his first professional defeat. determined to reclaim the title he trains harder than and epic fights soon follow. in swraoeueer, rumble in the jungle. then the thrilla in manila, the third and final fight with frazier. he would become boxing's first three-time heavyweight champion. in 1981, with 56 wins, he retires at the age of 39. his a

agree one of the two or three greatest boxers to ever fight, if not the great et cetera, along with joe louis and robinson were his idols so he was inside the ring one of the greetest fighters who ever fought. on top of that there's is stance he took with his religion where being a part of his religion was highly controversial. the choice to change his name wasn't respected by a great deal of the american public. he stuck to his principals. he refused induction into the motion to compel tear during the vietnam war. that was a highly controversial decision. when he was doing these things that we consider made him great, people didn't really like it. most of the country thought this guy has a big mouth. he's going to get killed by someone listening. he's refusing to going to the draft he's anti-american. today we look back and say wow he was willing to stand up to his principals. >> he certainly was and i remember after 9/11 he was outspoken saying i'm an american and i'm a muslim and speaking against killing from the muslim community. someone who as you mentioned controversial when he announce

. >> reporter: in the ring, he had fuel peers, often compared to the great joe louis. it was said that louis was the first athlete to make america see and admire a black man. it was ali who made them listen. >> he was a credit to his race, the human race. i think in the final analysis rnls muhammad ali did us all a great service. >> our thanks to byron pitts. when we come back, our very own barbara walters with muhammad ali on women, religion, happiness, even what color he believes god to be. and since no one can sell the greatest better than the man himself, he even provided his own introduction. take a listen. >> float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. watch barbara walters interview me. these outare so stylishgs from lowe's it almost feels like were inside the house. not that i've been in there... or have i? now get a $50 lowe's gift card when you purchase this char-broil® advantage stainless steel gas grill. previously treated withd noplatinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or e.g.f.r. gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy,

it reminds me of the old jimmy hoffa case, they brought joe louis to shake hands with him in front ofverybody thought we knew the life of o.j. simpson, thought we figured it out. then we got into the courtroom, we didn't know anything. i was covering it that whole year, every night for two hours. when that jury went out for a couple of hours i thought they'd come back fast. when they did i said, conviction for sure. i was blown away as so many people were. tell us about how you went into this and what you were able to do to teach us what we should have learned when it happened. >> i mean -- what's interesting about everything you're saying thus far in terms of irony of the case, it seems to have been forgotten as far as what we're really dealing with as far as who o.j. was as a man before that trial in 1994. i think we in the last 20 years especially have, as a culture, dismissed him as a monster. and i think one of the goals of this story is to just show him in all his human glory and all his celebrity. and have you be seduced by him once again to understand why people were so shocke

. >> ron, being a detroit guy, a lot of people, before there was ali, there was joe louis, who in hiswn way, helped break down barriers. >> in his own way, that was a lot more quieter than muhammad ali. muhammad ali took it to another level, and i agree with everything everybody was saying today. what strikes me is five decades after muhammad ali was in his prime, we have a leader of a major party who looked out in the audience today and said there's my african-american. i hope he behaves himself. >> i was there at the white house when he received the medal of freedom. it was a group gathering. >> yes, there was. >> it was extraordinary, watching george w. bush and the eloquence of bush's tribute to him. >> it's amazing, though, that we live in a country where sports stars aren't just sports stars. they don't have to just be sports stars. they can talk about issues. >> we're all citizens. with that, that's all we have for today. we're back next day. because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. eve

i remember getting ready to watch -- my father was a joe louis guy. was february, so, just before the fight went on my dad put on his coat, over coat. he was going -- i said, where are you going? i'm going out to catch clay. that was known for opposite ends. but -- >> dickerson: meaning he's going to get knocked out. >> he thought liston was going to knock him out so he was going to catch him. every day of my life when i'm 16, 17, the war was real. this is '67. the war is real. we're thinking, what are we going to do about -- every phase of my life, including now, ali was there. >> dickerson: thomas, tell me about muhammad ali as a boxer. why was he so good? >> let me just get one thing off my chest. i was listening to donald trump at the top of this telecast, it brought back a memory of a dinner i had attended at the taj mahal. the trump taj mahal a as it was known then in the mid 1990s, one of those dinners where muhammad was given an award, big gala event. donald trump was sitting at the same table at ma'am add. ma'am add leaned over whispered to m

. >> ron, being a detroit guy, a lot of people, before there was ali, there was joe louis, who in his way, helped break down barriers. >> in his own way, that was a lot more quieter than muhammad level, and i agree with everything everybody was saying today. what strikes me is five decades after muhammad ali was in his prime, we have a leader of a major party who looked out in the audience today and said there's my african-american. i hope he behaves himself. >> i was there at the white house when he received the medal of freedom. it was a group gathering. >> yes, there was. >> it was extraordinary, watching george w. bush and the eloquence of bush's tribute to him. >> it's amazing, though, thatwe [000:58:32;00] li prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. i like the bride more than the groom. turquois dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no one's got moves like uncle joe.

howard cosell, a rising sports caster fiercely defended ali's decision, saying they wanted another joe louisa white man's black man. instead, they got ali, a man who would not con form, regardless of the consequences. at the height of the vietnam war, ali refused to serve, declaring himself a conscientious actor and famously saying, i ain't got no quarrel with them vietcong. >> this is his choice, and you know, every man has a choice for his own religion and beliefs. >> reporter: convicted of draft eamptivation, he was stripped of his heavyweight title and banned from boxing. >> muhammad teaches us -- >> reporter: for the next three years, he traveled around the country, preaching the principles of islam and speaking out on race relations. >> we black people in america are fighting the same common enemy. >> reporter: in 19 sencht, his conviction was overturned, and ali, now 30 years old, was allowed back into the ring. >> who do y'all think the champ is? >> ali! >> reporter: with a couple of wins under his belt, his next opponent, kuncht heavyweight champion joe frazier. >> an explosion to t

. >> ron, being a detroit guy, a lot of people, before there was ali, there was joe louis, who in his way, helped break down barriers. >> in his own way, that was a lot more quieter than muhammad ali. muhammad ali took it to another level, and i agree with everything everybody was saying today. what strikes me is five decades after muhammad ali was in his prime, we have a leader of a major party who looked out in the audience today and said there's my african-american. i hope he behaves himself. >> i was there at the white house when he received the medal of freedom. it was a group gathering. >> yes, there was. >> it was extraordinary, watching george w. bush and the eloquence of bush's tribute to him. >> it's amazing, though, that we live in a >>> in paris, the city of lights. actually, had been the city of gray the last two weeks. most unusual. record setting rains. cool temperatures, and a day, however on this sunday, that it dawned dry, thankfully, that we are to have a men's championship after the fourth time in the last five years. that man, the undisputed best player in the wor

and he makes you remember -- jimmy cantor once had a quote about joe louis, he was a credit toys his race, the human race. ali became that times ten or 100 or 1,000. you look back over the last half century not just in this country but in this world, brian, ali was our gift to the world. and i'm not saying he wasn't flawed and obviously there was meanness in him toward joe frazier. but over the last half century he was ruth plus jordan plus namath. make any list you want. and still he was the biggest star that we had. >> bob gunnell, i do want to let you go back to the family. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> but bob, just before i lose you for one second, i know there's a media briefing tomorrow. what is known, what can you share with us about plans coming up in the days ahead? >> only that the funeral will take place in louisville and i will -- and we'll give you more details tomorrow at noon. >> bob, our condolences. please pass them along. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> bob gunnell from arizona, where the champ died tonight at age 74. matt la

mean, controversial for not enlisting in the military in the way lou louis had done, of course, joe louisher great boxer. and his case went to the supreme court which ruled in his favor. three years in the prime of his athletic career, gone, as a result. and in some quarters, people never forgave him, feeling ali had not lived up to the standards of great black boxers of the earlier era. if you think about people like jesse owens, proud people here was ali, challenging that. who famously challenged the vietnam war. >> yeah. he stood up for his beliefs. he won and had been convicted and won, that conviction was overturned. he ended up not spending time in jail because of it. you talk about his personality. he talked about, he said that people who are humble don't go that far in life but he's a pretty nice guy at home. and that sounds like the experience. >> i remember, you know, espn did the greatest athletes of the 20th century. i remember going with him to take an award and walking in among these celebrities. i don't know if you know the name r kelly. he sang a song dedicated to ali. "i

joe louis dismantles the pride of arian supremacy by knocking out max smelling in 124 seconds.se lewis runs an ambulatory speed and wins four gold medals. rosa parks sits down on a bus in national correspondent good morning ri in december of 1955 and a young -- from boston university stands up and takes the complex ideas and dips it in chocolate so big mama can understand it. [ applause ] and then from louisville -- [ applause ] emerged the silver tongued poet who took the ethos of somebody-ness to unheard of heights. before james brown said, i'm black an i'm proud, muhammad ali said i'm black and i'm pretty. [ applause ] black and pretty was an oxymoron. blacks did not say pretty. the first black millionaire in this country was not oprah. but it was madame c.j. walker. who made products in order to help black people escape their africanity. muhammad ali said, i'm proud. i'm pretty. i'm glad of who i am. and when he said that, that infused in africans a sense of somebody-ness. to extrapolate muhammad ali from the times in which he lives is when's called historic precitinism. it

one of, but still a lot, joe louis and everybody else, but none of the fighters that i ever heard ofd ali had and you know what? i'm going to miss him. a lot of people are going to miss him because boxing is not the same. it wasn't the staple when -- same when he retired. maria: he changed his name. why go from cassius clay to muhammad ali. >> his religious. he turned his religion around. maria: an incredible conviction. >> he stood up for what he believed in right until the end and you've got to respect him. do also feel those military guys who defended the united states also have a word at some point, but muhammad ali was the greatest guy in the world and i became a prize fighter because of watching him fight. who would have thought i'd be fighting larry holmes a couple of years later, right, larry. maria: wow. go ahead. >> and i tell you one thing about ali, he had a right not to go in there because that ain't our war we fight. we're always fight be somebody else's war we need to fight our war and protect our ground. they should not condemn this guy. i didn't want to go over there

louis. one out and runner on 3rd. here is joe panic. >> fair ball. brandon moss over to get to it.pan safe. throw to 3rd. out and a 1-0 game. >>> the giants would add to their early lead after pitcher jeff samardzija would bloop this one to right and score brandon crawford and the cardinals would come back and erase a 4-1 deficit with one shot. three run shot in the 5th inning would erase the deficit and the giants would not score again. the cardinals would go on to hit four home runs and win it 7- 4 and jeff peevy looking to get things back today. first pitch is 5:05. >>> for the a's a five game- winning streak a memory as the a's have dropped the last two games. in houston trying to right the ship. springer is back at the wall looking for it and this is a a home run! lowry ties it at five. >> yeah. jed lowry ties it up in the 5th and sending the game into extra innings and in the 12th the bottom of the 3rd the game tied at 5th. houston carlos ca ria with this walk and the astros would win it by a final of 6-5 and the astros would salvage one game in houston. first pitch at 11:10.

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louis. as for actually endorsing clinton, sanders told "morning joe" there are few things he wants to hear fromould like hillary clinton to say you know what, yeah, public colleges and universities should be tuition-free. can we do other things? yeah, we can. i would like to see hillary clinton move us closer, she's not going to adopt my view of a medicare for all single payer program, i know that, but i would like to see her go a lot further than she has in making sure that we are moving toward a day in the very near future where all of our people have health care as a right, not a privilege. >> let's bring in my super girl power panel. nina turner, bernie sanders surrogate and former ohio state senator, democratic strategist and senior fellow at the council chrystal ball. this is wonderful. this is exciting. i will turn to you on this, nina. you are looking fabulous. i love to see you. like the glasses. i have been an outlier in saying i'm not sure it is as important as the rest of the mainstream media thinks it is that bernie sanders say yes, i endorse her. do you think it's important that h

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louis by one of the subcommittees, the platform committee saying we'll see how far they go, further two weeks from now in orlando. he said grudgingly on morning joe on friday morning, yes, yes kyl vote, he didn't say yes he had to vote for her, about whether he would vote, he said yes, i want to defeat donald trump. and then, still not endorsing her. not dropping out, not suspending his campaign. he still has the protection at the expense of tax payers. we're also seeing on our new nbc/wall street poll that some of sanders supporters are moving towards clinton. there is an increase in those saying they would vote for her. does elizabeth warren help her enormously, the bad problem? >> well, i think senator sanders, you know, fully understands that there'll be an appropriate time for him to endorse her. he said he's going to vote for her. he has said that he will do everything he can to defeat donald trump and clearly there is one step left to for him to take. and presumably he'll take it when he feels it's appropriate, but of course his supporters are moving to hillary clinton because there's a choice in november. and the choice is donald trump. a

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