and tom clark says, tom clark says, to president johnson, all my goodness, is there anything i can do? president johnson says, while he he is, i don't know, but i will tell you this, if you are not on the court then that would make my worry go away. this conflict of interest thing goes right out the window. but i'm not telling you what to do tom, that's your only boy, that's your only son, know you love him. and so tom clark went home and surprised his family said, everybody, i'm stepping stepping down from the court and all of a sudden there is a vacancy andfre lyndon johnson, he did not even tell other senators, he wanteded it to be a surprise, unlike in today's environment you know if it's leaked out, no it didn't happen with thurgood marshall, it really was a stealth a stealth appointment, very quiet, very surreptitious, and he just moments before he had walked ou, into the rose garden he had called some senators and said i'm the president i'm appointing thurgood marshall, right now. click and he and he would hang up the phone, no time for rebuttal. all of mr. president, wait a mi

and tom clark says, president jobson, my goodness. is there anything i can do? then president johnson said, why, yes, there is. don't know, but goodness gracious, i well tell you this, if you weren't on the court, that would make my worry good away, this conflict of interest thing goes right out the window. but i'm not telling you what to do, tom. that's your only boy, your only son, i know you love him. so tom clark went home and surprised his family and said, everybody, i'm stepping down from the court. and all of a sudden there was a vacancy, and lyndon johnson -- he didn't even tell other senators. he wanted it to be a surprise. unlike in today's environment, hints are leaked out. no, didn't happen with thurgood marshall, it really was a stealth appointment, very quiet and sir repetitious, -- moments before he walked out into the rose garden he called some senators and said, i'm appointing thunder good marshall right now. click, and would hang up the phone. no time for rebuttal. hold on, mr. president. wait a minute. no. he wasn't going to hear it. and so th

we wanted tom clark to step aside so he would have an opening for thurgood marshall. >> host: did he appoint ramsey clark as his attorney general? >> guest: yes. >> host: mary, you have been patient. thank you. >> caller: hello. i want to thank c-span because i wasn't familiar with mr. haygood until i saw him on a show of yours years ago. i am calling in because i love sammy davis as well and i read the biography he wrote himself which was rather long if i recall right. i was a teenager when i read it. when i look at sammy davis i like listening to his recordings from the '50 and '60s. those are some of the songs and arrangements i enjoy. when i compared sammy to frank sinatra i didn't consider one of those gentlemen extremely handsome but i thought sammy davis, jr. was a triple threat. he was a better actor, singer and dancer. i do feel having not been african-american in that time era he might have been the preeminent star and given the preeminent power that frank sinatra enjoyed in holiday. i wanted to hear some of mr. haygood's comments on sammy davis, jr. and thank you for writin

tom clark, his wife is a cancer patient. he's worried about her ability to get her cancer treatments. barbara lasky writes me a long letter about her immuno deficiency disease. what's going to happen for her. she is applying for disability now. she wanted to do infusions at home. she fainted at home. she has to go to her doctor. she's told if she has to go to the hospital, it will be much more expensive and/or they won't be able to afford to provide it. just a lot of deep concerns about it. the specific concern i'm hearing from ohio is more about these community health centers and rural health centers. we lost over 50 practices, physicians' practices, as you know because you've been in ohio going to the big hospitals. this will continue that and accelerate it. i think this proposal, which is, again, not a demonstration hardly, if it's 75% coverage, but it's a wholesale change, is going to really dislocate a lot of the people i represent and cause a huge concern among some of these smaller practices that are already having a

tom brady has his appeal denied. his four-game suspension stands. i'm john clark. right back. >>> this solar-powered plane is nearing the end of its round the world journey. the "solar impulse" two landed in cairo, egypt. the plane's journey began in march of last year. and our region played a role in this trip. it touched down at lehigh valley international airport back in may on the 13th leg of its flight. the "solar impulse" will begin the last leg of the trip coming up on sunday. >>> and the jersey shore may not be known for pristine water, but this year, swimmers are enjoying a rare treat. take a look at this. what is that? winds coming off the land are pushing the top layer of water farther out to sea, allowing the cooler waters beneath to rise. enjoy the view while it lasts. >> you knew all of that right? >> i did. when you look at those nasa image, it does look like the bahamas a little bit. >> you can closure eyes and -- >> for a second. >> it doesn't feel like the bahamas. it's going to feel hotter. >> we're go being to haing to hd humid weekend. we have

clark. maybe he's running the bases now. >> well, someone was trying to tonight. tomsjersey tom frazier trying to win the home run derby again. new eagle safety roddy mcleod gets a tour of his new football city. that is next. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. baseball's all-star festivities under way in san diego. the only philly out there, asdrubal herrera. he will not be in the starting line-up. he's in the reserves. here he is with his mom and dad. odubal, his parents said they started danceing when he they found out he was going to the all-star game. >>> will myers at the plate, his brother pitching to him. what does he do? he hits him. san diego is not the city of brotherly love. how about toms river, new jersey's todd frazier? he did not repeat the night belongs to this guy. giancarlo stanton. he hits 61 home runs tonight. that's the most ever in a home run derby. beating out former philly bobby abreu. he hit the eight longest homers of the night. st

tom falk, find out how bad the kimberly clark quarter was.e thought time share would be killed by airbnb. they had a munster quarter. all week i've got the big ceos and i'm excited about this week but it will be exhausting but with very to deliver. congratulations andrew on the marissa mayer get so to speak and i still come back to the fact that i think armstrong will do great things with yahoo! >> yeah. >> he's a big thinker. >> and has proven himself a couple times on some tough assignments. >> those who don't know him or those who underestimated him they do it at their own risk. >> all right. jim we will see you tonight. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back a lot more on yahoo!/verizon and talk wireless wars and sprint with marcelo claur. dow down 53 points. back after a short break. e. dow down 53 points. back after a short break. it's a golden opportunity to experience breath-taking lexus performance in street-legal form. for a limited time get great offers on our complete line of f sport performance vehicles. at the lex

clark, will be speaking as well. you will hear from sean duffy and colorado senate candidate darryl glen, u.s. senator tomotton, u.s. senator jeff sessions of alabama, rudy giuliani, and the long it from melania trump. host: with tonight's program, what do you think? how can rub against and democrats make america safe again -- republicans and democrats make america safe again? it is about a mile away from where we are, and those police from cleveland in the county in the state, but also law enforcement that has been wrought in from across the country -- how do we make america safe again? bill is first in virginia beach, a republican. good morning. >> good morning. i'm 67 years old, and i have seen a lot of my lifetime and i was just -- i would like to say that it seems to me that most of the people who are demonstrating outside the convention or anywhere else are probably unemployed. they have too much free time on their hands. a lot of times, they are just putting themselves in harms way and taking a chance of maybe getting themselves heard. hurt.t -- if they have a brush with people with opposite opinio