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yeah, yeah, yeah >> so red sox fans, i'm very sorry.etts >> yeah. >> seth: one of your jobs in the early days before even wrestling, a limo driver in new england. in boston. >> worst limo driver ever. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: also, i got to be honest, boston, one of the hardest cities in the world to drive in >> yeah, so it's impossible. this is pre-gps, and full-on big digs, so they're digging up the entire city. i'm from west newbury, massachusetts, which is pretty much 95 north to new hampshire, that's it i'd never been in the city before, but i needed some cash my dad had a hook-up, he's like, "hey, go work for this car company, kid it's easy, don't worry about it." no maps, no nothing. all i know is route 95, that's it >> seth: yeah. >> so i have to pick someone up. that you have to take like the mass pike. or 495, i don't know any other highway. i'm literally the first day at work just driving up and down 95. [ laughter ] just driving up and down [ laughter ] i know how to get to logan i remember my first pickup

. >> the red sox are playing the tampa bay rays i just so happen to live in tampa.'t hold it against me red sox fans >> seth: yep, yep. [ light laughter ] so, i know sean for a long time, he's staying at the team hotel he's like, "hey man, come on down, we'll say hello. saying hello to sean and tim wakefield and myself at that time, was pretty much drinking the bar out of everything that was liquid >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> yes, so in the height of our dysfunction, he's like, "hey, man, you know like the rick flair chop, i want you to chop me. i'm like, "dude, you don't you definitely don't want that to happen. [ laughter ] but i did not say it as sober as that i was like, "deborah, no bro [ laughter ] don't, don't go there. so eventually, they really forced me, like both sean and tim wanted to be chopped and like, "okay, what's the safe -- what's the best way. you guys have to chop me first." so i take my shirt off as you saw in the clip, it's something i do [ laughter ] >> seth: by the way, if i had your body, i'd do it too [ laughter ] i'm not judging. i'm not judg

some members of the red sox played on houston's world series team back in 2017.le, the mvp awards have been announced. the winners are angels' mike trout and the dodgers' cody bellinger. congratulations. >>> in football this touchdown pass from baker mayfield was the highlight of the 21-17 win over the steelers last night. as we already mentioned the lowlight three players were thrown out in a helmet-swinging fight at the end of the game. suspensions are likely. >> things got ugly quick. >>> up next in "the pulse," a man takes flight and breaks a world speed record. >>> first taylor swift goes to the right over the right to sing her old songs. >>> and too soon? the neighborhood fighting over a pre-thanksgiving christmas light display. every 5 minutes. and it also tells me which way i'm going. i can just look at my phone and see my numbers. in real time. it's the easiest app in the world. and you don't have to prick your fingers at all. it's amazing. you know, not having to prick my fingers anymore... wow...that's incredible. you know, i would have never dreamt th

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so the white sox, the boston red sox, and the yankees are against him and they want to dump him. and he's investigating the white sox at the same time he finds out about mahard. a grand jury convenes to investigate a baseball scandal. what's the scandal? the scandal is that maybe a philadelphia phillies, chicago cubs game is going to be fixed. what's this got to do with the white sox? nothing. the story appears to have been planted so that the grand jury can investigate crookedness in baseball. the grand jury is being run by a judge charles mcdonald who is an ally of van johnson. johnson is plumping mcdonald to be the new commissioner of baseball. they're going to have a commissioner. and the real favorite for this job is judge kenesaw mountain landis he had been the guy who fined standard oil $26 million in 1907 and chased down the iww and the socialist party during the war and helped save baseball when there was a third league being formed in 1914, 1915. johnson doesn't want landis. he wants a grand jury. he's not the star of the show. he's never going to overshadow landis. but

we might see something similar that we saw last year with the boston red sox where basically they werehite sox, because it was pretty much all white players who showed up with growth immigrant players and the african-american players on the team and their manager not showing up. but i also have to say this is remarkable, all of these teams not going to the white house, individual players, because pro sports teams have been going to the white house since the johnson administration. not linden johnson, andrew johnson. and it has never been seen as anything that was divisive until the trump administration. >> it is also not new in the trump administration. i've been covering it since day one and we've covered several instances where the president has either canceled appearances, hello, my philadelphia eagles, didn't show. didn't invite the u.s. women's soccer team after some of those players were outspoken. there was a golden state warriors invite that was pulled back and you mentioned the red sox thing, too. this is something that for president trump and his white house has kind of becom

then tim the red sox probably know what coach meant about getting stuff came by and now had 10 men and no choice and to back. i because that scrub is when sammy just. before the bench could rally his troops francisco would not just once but twice. 1st up was philip hostage it was already the 11th goal conceded by brian this season and that number was about to quickly rise further frank that coach of the hotel had conjured up a bewitching game plan and that's just how he saw it play the 2 mill wasn't just a bewildering bit of team football it was further proof of zion being off the pace . finished off the mesmerising moved with his 1st goal in france but kallis has been she's much promising tassels on the coach was already getting ripped apart not even on social media. one fan complained he'd never seen by and so poor. one of the few bright spots at the end is robot level don't speak he's already amassed 14 bundesliga goals topping the league by a mile and here he extended another back to school ring in the 1st 10 days of the season i and he and his wife bewitched fans on halloween rece

. >> so former red sox star -- i'm tongue tied -- david "big papi" ortiz shared this on instagram, oflf there and in the background, that is former patriots star rob gronkowski at the gym. the caption read, thankful for the chance to work with and work out with my boy rob. >> but here's the part that blew fans' minds, the last line, more to come #thanksgivingfriendsgiving. >> what? >> more to come, maybe gronk's coming back, pats fans, i don't know, you guys have enough already, thanksgiving's over, i'm not generous anymore, you're not deserving. >> whenever we do anything about rob gronkowski, i always think of tide pods. tide pods! >> i think of yo soy fiesta. gronk thinks of the guy you'd want at friendsgiving. speaking of friendsgiving, former "friends" star jennifer aniston fired a social media zinger at abc late-night host jimmy kimmel. >> aniston shared an instagram post from her annual friendsgiving dinner wednesday night posing with the tray of enchiladas she was placing into the oven. >> turn the clock back to last december, kimmel joked with aniston about maybe perhaps cook

numbers of the chicago white sox were accused up during world series to the cincinnati reds. it brought about many changes in baseball. it included getting eight players on the white sox banned for life. the story of that one is not a simple one. the entitlement of tonight's talk is called the field of myths. 100 years after this scandal separated this from reality, this should be a fascinating talk. i am excited to welcome david pictures of david. >> david: thank you. we are gathered (applause) (applause) here tonight on the eve of this year's world series and 100 years ago, who knows if they would be another world series after that scandal was exposed and whether trust in baseball was starting to evaporate very rapidly. as david said, that is eight men out. that is the story we know. that was the title of a book, a movie. the legends have spawned about that. it was not the start of trouble in rivers city. gambling had been rife in baseball since the beginning of the sport. think of all of the gambling in america. the riverboat gamblers and card sharks at west. people like th

yes, i would love to find his uniform from the red sox, that would be really neat to find.920s in 2012 at auction for a record 4.4 million. thank you very much indeed. thank you so much. now to the annual event all of washington waits for. yes, it is the turkey pardon — a thanksgiving tradition when the president gives one lucky bird a reprieve. this year, the finalists were bread and butter. don't worry — neither of them will be on table this thursday, but butter received the official blessing. there's a saying in tv — "don't work with children or animals." someone should have told this greek reporter. i suspect he knew and just took his chances. he was on assignment outside athens reporting on the floods when a pig decided to investigate. cue muchjumping around and not very much sympathy from colleagues in the studio. a reminder of our top story — there is a new warning from the united nations. we are falling woefully short of our current targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions. the environment agency said over the next decade global emissions need to fall by nearly —— mo

even in the spring, the boston red sox who won the cyr last year were invited, most of the minority playershose not to attend. the white players did attend, and it was very stark. it wasn't addressed at the event, but we saw president trump congratulate the nationals and he of course went to the game a week ago, but he heard a lot of boos at the park. abinteresting moment tomorrow. >> brennan: do you think any other players will follow, david? >> i the we could see a couple. i think the nationals have done a remarkable job of not getting caught up in the politics of the building behind us and everything that we're involved in day to day. they play baseball. their comments have been focused on baseball. i think the owners have handled it just right, no lecturing. and it's enabled everybody in town to embrace them and really enjoy this win. and it was a great win. >> brennan: feels good. nancy, in an interview with bloomberg this week, speaker pelosi weighed in on what she thought the party should focus on, and things like medicare for all, proposed by, you know, bernie sanders and elizabeth

even the red sox world series trophy was brought by.e family quinn is now allowed to go outside and this week -- >> welcome to the ice, the mighty quinn. >> reporter: -- dropping the puck before the bruins hockey game. and tonight, no new evidence of cancer, just a smiling, dressed up quinn. >> happy halloween, david! >> reporter: dressed as buzz lightyear. and when asked if he's ready to trick or treat? >> yes! >> reporter: tonight, the waters family all together celebrating the day and celebrating quinn. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: a halloween to remember. happy halloween, quinn. we're all pulling for you. and i hope you all have a safe halloween out there. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. witns fith kincade fire. >>> and new at 6:00, the bay area comes together to support our neighbors is moving. >> find out what you can do. your time, your money and your appreciation can all help build a better bay area. >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> good evening to you. i'm dan ashley. >> and

patrick: don't talk about it like the red sox as if there was some sort of curse. look, i have no illusions. if i had started years ago, it would be hard. and we have made it harder, i because wemerica, have, all of us, this is not the fault of one party or one sector of the community -- we keep trying to cram people into the tiniest possible box so that we can flip them to the site or pull them in. you know, if you're spending time with people and he scratched just a little bit under the surface, they start to reveal themselves. there are marvelous ways in which you can find ways to agree , but we move so fast, we trivialize, we feel like we have to turn someone into an enemy in order to successfully different or win the argument, not turn it into evil, because they disagree. and it doesn't serve our long-term interests, i am going to see whether there is still the appetite i think there is, not just within the party, but citizenry.american you don't have to agree on everything be worked -- before we worked together on anything. >> how do you describe deval patric

so the red sox. got the jury and i both are tigers fans. we are trying to talk to short circuit sir and retreated off sanchez and someday will be critical! >> thank you for those temperatures. >> there are team. yes >> we will run our mission deposit. >> if i may i need to work on the side chain i don't know if we mentioned it yet today by signed an executive order on may 15th this year to supply. he declared a national emergency to protect our domestic communications technology. and that will soon be followed by binding regulations later this year. we, i think 100 percent agree with the idea that virtually section of the functions of an access network will be very important to allow the breakup of the proprietary locking in many of the radio access providers have today. and that will also reduce costs on capital expenditure as well as operational costs for providers. so it can be competitive with regard to some of the court providers such as those in china if we move toward more regionalization. on the mid band point. i think it's worth me

all massachusetts politicians -- >> don't talk about us like the red sox as if there's some sort of curse, you know. john kennedy won. [laughter] look, i have no illusions. if i'd -- allusions. if i'd started years ago it would be hard and we've made it harder in america, because we have -- we, all of ulls. this isn't a fault of any one party or one sector of the community. we keep trying cram people into the tiniest possible little box so that we can mid-atlantic them to the side or pull them in you know, if you spend any time with people and you scrap just a little bit under the surface, they start to reveal themselves and there are marvelous ways in which you can find ways to agree but we move so fast, we triflize, we feel like we have to turn someone into an enemy in order to successfully differ or win the argument. not turn them into evil because they disagree. and it doesn't search our long-term interests and i'm going to see whether in is still the appetite i think there is. not just within the party but within the american citizenry to -- for a politics that says you don't have to

he is a also a former outfielder that won a word series wirth the red sox in 2004. they will formally make nis announcement apartment noon today. >> what about the fans? i'm sure that is a tough role to fill e especially because everyone loves bruce bochy. >> i know. he will never be e truly replaced. the fans have mixed reviews. this controversy isn't sitting well with them. he has a good record as a former outfielder and not terrible for the manager of the phillies so they are cautiously optimistic. >> big shoes to fill. thank you. >>> i'm anne makovec. all eyes on capitol hill this morning. here is a live look right now where the first televised hearings in the house impeach. inquiry are set to begin in less than an lauer and a half. for over a month now democrats have been investigating whether he used the poiser of his office to try to pressure ukraine into investigationing some of his political rivals or at least announcing they will be. today we're going to hear from for career diplomats in the state department, george kent and bill taylor. boast have testifi

there was also a lot of surprise by the number of players that went to the ceremony, because with the red soxall not many teams have gone to the white house. a sean doolittle coming out -- >> lawrence: the left is the only side that calls the other side racist when they show some support. >> dagen: and it was washington-washington, come on. good to see you, lawrence jones, we are back tomorrow. right now harris faulkner. >> harris: breaking news this hour, we have just been told at any minute now house democrats are expected to release new details on closed-door testimony and the impeachment inquiry. we watch this rollout yesterday. and now there is more to come. this is "outnumbered overtime." i am harris faulkner. here it is, house committee set to release those transcripts from two key witnesses. e.u. ambassador gordon sondland and u.s. special envoy. the official who denied in text messages that there was a quid pro quo for military aid supporting the president, and meanwhile two more white house aides so far hav

he played and won a world series with the red sox in 2004. he has a conflict to the giants' front office. during his time with the dodgers, kapler worked under the now gains president of baseball operations. we wanted fans' reactions to the news. >> i was becoming a fan of bochy since i moved here. he seemed like kind of a father figure, laid back guy and seemed to have the respect of the team, so it will be lard to have a stepdad for the players i think but they will hopefully adjust. >> he is a great hire. he is young but drive ver and the team would really get behind him. >>> kapler comes with some baggage though. he got an e-mail from a 17-year- old girl telling him she was sexually assaulted by a minor leaguer with the dodgers at a party in 2015. he never told police. he tried to arrange a dinner with the girl and two players at the party. he spoke several times to her grandmother. they wish he handled that matter didn'tly. the giants will formally introduce kapler at noon today. back to you. >> all right jackie ward, live in san francis

series, if the red sox are in it, i route for the national league.yankees are in it, i route for the national league. if a texas team's in it i root for the other team. at least most of the red sox players did not go to the white house, and i wish i could say the same for the nationals players. what are you going to do? you've got to love what the relief pitcher did, the heartfelt way that he talked about why he wasn't going to the white house certainly made me a fan of him. the book is desk 88, eight progressive senators who changed america. senator sherrod brown, thank you so much for being on the show this morning. and david ignatius, before you go, if you could talk about your new piece for "the washington post" entitled where is mike pompeo? he's hiding in fear of donald trump. is that really the case? what's going on with him, mike? >> mika, i tried to explore this column this morning. the question that we discussed on the show as the ukraine investigation has accelerated, where's the secretary of state? where's mike pompeo? why isn't he speaki

he did it at a red sox game back in 2006. [ laughter ] that's what you call resting pitch face. [ laughter ] i never really noticed a strong physical resemblance between trump and his older sons. until i saw this. and now it's like -- [ laughter ] they're such cute guys. it's as plain as day. as you know, the president got booed at the world series. and he got booed at another sporting event on saturday night. he was at madison square garden where he did not get a friendly reception from his home town of new york. there were more boos than cheers at a ufc fight of all places. you think he'd do -- donald trump getting booed at the ufc is like mayor pete getting booed at gap kids. it shouldn't happen. [ laughter ] but after the fight amidst reports of the boos the president's heirs took to twitter to defend daddy. and i guess they were still jacked up on red vines and mountain dew because djtj wrote angrily "despite the b.s. from blue checkmark twitter when we walked in the arena it was overwhelmingly positive." which he tweeted from his account with a blue checkmark on twitter. [ laughter ]

reds. now, the white sox play the reds but there was a scandalous goings on in cincinnati with a first baseman named hal chase and his manager, christy mathewson thought he had the goods on chase. he was notorious but baseball didn't do anything about it. and that was the story up to about 1919 and 1920, where the rumors would occur, but baseball would turn a blind eye to everything so that when the black sox conspire to throw that 1919, you know, people say, well, why did they do that? why did they do that? well, it was a high payoff and it seemed to be a low risk because your employers were not about to bounce you and really do anything about it because it was very bad publicity for the business. the wis of baseball. now, who are the eight players who are banned? let's go around the diamond. the first one is a guy named chick gandil. he's a fair good fielding first baseman, but he's sort of in the middle of the pack of the american league or major league first basemen. i never come with a slide presentation to these talks, but i really wish i had a slide to show you of chick gandil because h

describe it but -- you know, i think one of the big keys was when johnny damon came over from the red soxme to go out all year to go out to karaoke in koreatown >> jimmy: really >> and i said, "well, you know, not during the season. maybe in the offseason." anyways, he finally convinced me after we beat the angels in the alcs right before the world series, we had about four games. well, we went out and we got bombed we got bombed. [ light laughter ] and we came out and the sun was out. we went in koreatown, i think we came out of dominican town. [ laughter ] and i was like, "where are we? so literally we lose game five we're going back to new york now we're in the world series a week later and he's like, "we just lost the game press is all over us game six, we need one more for the championship." he goes, "hey, rod," in the locker room. "let's go get bombed again in karaoke. i said, "are you crazy we play tomorrow we have andy pettitte on the mound. we got to get our sleep. he goes, "oh, you're so stiff. i'm going to go to koreatown i'm going to get drunk and we're going to win the champi

then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table?ttle cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized stool like this could sell for as much as $200. that's over 100% margin. ben: yeah, you could make a bedroom set for a little kid. i mean, you can do a whole line like that. lemonis: ben is just so much more open to new ideas and looking to the future. i wonder, if he actually had scott's full support, what the future may hold. these are good people. ben: mm-hmm, yeah. lemonis: and they've put a lot on the line for you guys. ben: this is where it all starts. lemonis: do you think your dad's willing to change? ben: yeah, at this point, it's a massive amount of stress that's been going on for too long. sometimes i just don't know what to do. lemonis: did you know t

meantime, faber has this report that red sox has made a formal offer on hp.d stock i know you got some thoughts on this one >> i do. fantastic reporting as always. i see why you like this potential deal if you're carl icahn. if you're anybody else though, some questions because from a business standpoint, combining xerox with hpq's printer business makes sense, but xerox really needs the pc business for its free cash flow they're going to generate close to $4 billion of free cash flow. a lot of that has to do with the negative cash conversion cycle in the personal systems business, but this looks like one of those cases where you go in, slash employees, milk cash out of the business and i'm not sure what the growth component of this deal is going to be. that's question i would have >> faber's interest was on s synergy but we have to watch for developments on that one >> seems like investors are bear hugging this bear hug of a proposed deal. >> market's been patient let's get to the judge >> market's primed for a seven week stock surge or has your money run as

compassionate and caring way, but truly a national model in massachusetts, and the general and the boston red sox. general hammond. [applause] hammond: jim, thanks for that. >> thank you, general. thank you for your service. general hammond: sir, as you mentioned earlier, massachusetts has some amazing programs for veterans. have you given any thought to the va with respect to the growing epidemic of veteran suicide? >> yeah. general hammond: we're losing 22, 20 veterans a day and i think the 20 number is a low number, that's what's reported and the challenge is identifying all of these veterans. so there's roughly 20 million veterans in the country and 10 million loose affiliation with the va. 5 are getting treatment. scene the budget grow from $80 billion in 911 to $20 billion plus to date with little to no improvement on the suicides. we had a 300% increase in suicide of our special operations soldiers. we're now having a multi-generational war where young paratroopers fighting today were born after 9/11 and grew up in military families knowing nothing, but mom and dad or both mom and dad depl

compassionate and caring way, but truly a national model in massachusetts, and the general and the boston red sox general hammond. [applause] >> jim, thanks for that. >> thank you, general. thank you for your service. >> sir, as you mentioned earlier, massachusetts has some amazing programs for veterans. have you given any thought to the va with respect to the growing epidemic of veteran suicide? >> yeah. >> we're losing 22, 20 veterans a day and i think the 20 number is a low number, that's what's reported and the challenge is identifying all of these veterans. so there's roughly 20 million veterans in the country and 10 million loose affiliation with the va. 5 are getting treatment. we've seen the budget grow from 80 billion dollars in 9/11 to 200 billion plus to date with little to no improvement on the suicides. we had an increase on suicide of our special operations soldiers. we're now having a multi-generational war where young paratroopers fighting today were born after 9/11 and grew up in military families knowing nothing, but mom and dad or both mom and dad deploying for two decades, nea

. >>> and a baseball signed by the 1915 world champion boston red sox which includes the signatures of babe ruth is up for auction at leland's. the auction runs for the next 32 days >>> you are up-to-date that's the news update at this hour back down to you brian? >> all right, sue. thank you very much. >>> all right. coming up, keith continues to look to cash in on currencies. we're going to get his last chance trade we're going to reveal that call coming up 28 minutes to go >>> and as we head to break, here's a check on bonds. the 10-year bond yielding just under 1.8% we'll be right back. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. that could allow hackers devices into your home.ys and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your h

[laughter] >> the pending world serious world champions of the boston red sox.laughter] spak i'm afraid this nomination can't proceed. >> couple more questions. with related questions with you that went out residence lindsay brought sanctions, president trump didn't see talk to the state department, he said talk to really rudy giuliani. brett military aid present trump didn't see talk to the secretary of defense of the investor, he said talk to it attorney julie brady giuliani. your explanation for that and you are not president trump, your understanding of it is about corruption. if the call was about corruption, i guess i can't understand the president staying talk to attorney general bar. but why rudy giuliani. >> i think rudy giuliani is the president's personal attorney and friend an outside advisor to have talking to bump up ukraine including about his discussion previously about our mission to ukraine. >> what you stated as far as you know, has brought pursuing a policy for the state department as far as you know. >> if to the extent they was coordinating

next september 20, the red sox will beat tampa bay, what are they? rays.o fly back to boston. that is when we hit dow 30,000. we have used fancy mathematics of the terminal to regress. i will not go into details. unimaginable. here we are. low rates. everyone wrong on the higher rate call, which is why we are talking about dow 30,000. who says they will go higher? jim: if we get some recovery --t year, which is expected then to what degree? are we talking about anything more than 40 basis points higher, 10 year yield? that is just a correction. low rates. it is all about earnings, growth. you can get cyclical recovery. resetif we had midcycle and interest rate policy easier, 2020 setting us up for cyclical recovery. and witharnings back the p/e ratios cyclical part of the markets which has been mainly unloved. more value versus growth. that could probably boost prices higher but i am not an equity analyst. i look at cash flows. i discount those at interest-rate, which is low, which increases present value. that gives me upward pressure. tom: what about ene

how do you, joe ricketts with the cubs, almost as venerated as the red sox -- [laughter] how do you fix up. joseph: you're welcome. francine: i don't know. don't talk to me about the cubs. i know nothing about that. i am in the same boat as a lot of our international audience. are we headed to a recession in the u.s.? joseph: when it starts, i really don't know. the economy normally goes through ups and downs. this much i can tell you, the next recession is not going to be long for deep. i have never worked in such a good economy. i am still working a lot today. this economy is hot and good. any dip we see, a natural adjustment, will not be much. tom: in front of creighton, do you just assume you have to move to the big cities? is that ethos still out there? so much history of this nation that you have to move from nebraska to the big city. joseph: i don't think so. what the digital revolution is allowing people to have jobs and live anywhere. a lot of people are moving to small towns. what we normally have thought of as rural america to earn their livelihood, was a well-paying good job

. >> i just wanted to note that until tonight, the pending world series champions are the boston red sox. [laughter] sen. cruz: i'm afraid this nomination can't proceed. [laughter] sen. kaine: for couple more questions. i went through a line of questions about when president zelensky brought up sanctions, president trump said talk to attorney general bar and rudy giuliani. when president zelensky brought a military aide, president trump did not say talk to the secretary of the abbasid or, he said talk to attorney general barr and rudy giuliani. on energy and trade, he said talk to attorney general barr and rudy giuliani. your explanation for that and you are not president trump, you are understanding of it -- if the call was about corruption, i guess i can understand the president saying, talk to attorney general barr, but why rudy giuliani? mr. sullivan: i think rudy giuliani is the president's personal attorney and friend and outside advisor and he had been talking to him about ukraine as we discussed previously about our mission. sen. kaine: you stated as far as you know, he was not p

as a red sox fan, i will give a begrudging congratulations to the nats. but acknowledge that we waited 86 years. the nats waited 95. we feel your joy this morning. i wanted to start with the ambassador. because on the topic of the diplomatic efforts. i recently travelled to india and met with the cyber coordinator. we learned that while india is very concerned about privacy and about some of the warnings that we have been trying to impart about washington whhuawei, the seriously considering using huawei's infrastructure for the 5g rollout. they talked about we're just doing a pilot. they could come and do the pilot. i said how long will the pilot last. i said a year. that's a long time. moreover, many of our european allies who are ordinarily concerned with transparency and data privacy are still considering incorporating devices into their 5g infrastructure. even though alternatives are available from eu-based companies. so ambassador, can you tell us what else we should be doing. it's kind of a followup to the commissioner's points. what else should we

>> i'm from paris but i'm a boston adopted guy so i'm about the red sox today.are you a citizen yet? >> i'm a resident. stuart: you are a good man. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we are moving up, not much but 27 points up in a majority of the dow, 30 are in the green. wait for us bossman, we have the four nascar finalist who will be going head-to-head for this year's championship. they will join us in the studio next. next. can you believe that. look. only one thing's more exciting than getting a lexus... ahhhh! giving one. the lexus december to rembember sales event lease the 2020 nx 300 for $329 a month for 27 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ aewith medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. and monthly premiums starting at $0. plus hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage in one simple plan. and health coaching and fitness memberships to help you age actively. so you can be ready for what matters most. call today. we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with

red sox won. mets or yankees depending which side you are on.coming up on wednesday night. >> leaving tomorrow. i have not packed yet. we need to discuss outfits coming up next. just, you know, getting back to being serious. my first assignment being the patriot awards is just humbling and it's such an honor and i know i went through the -- i have gone through the list of all the people being honored and all the people receiving awards that night. and i actually eat at mission barbecue so often in south florida. my boyfriend is from down there. that is our absolute favorite football food. then you see the takeout bag and it says thank you to our veterans and did you go in and at noon they play the national anthem. steve: every day. >> little boy with his flags. story after story. ainsley: they come on the show a lot. >> that shakes you and makes you think wow there is a lot of good being done. brian: you will be doing the sports and lifestyle stuff on fox nation. >> i pitched a few things for some sports series. we will see what comes down. ains

>> the answer is red sox manager alex cora, joe. >> very bad -- >> okay. i don't know what you guys are talking about. >> no passing in baseball. >> excuse me, hans, with your morning chitchat, but -- >> i will say klopp is extraordinary. go ahead. >> i don't think that this nikki haley news is morning chitchat. i think that she's put out a book that she thinks positions herself for vice president because maybe pence is on the line or something. but if you read it, and you look at what she says, she basically talks about tillerson and kelly, you could add mattis to the mix doing a valeant effort to deal with something nobody's ever seen before that seems insidious and bad for this country and that people will die. and she says that if you don't like it, quit. let me check, i think they did. and as you pointed out, people died. and so, you know, we have to, like, actually elevate what's important about this book. and i actually don't think it's what nikki haley or the president who might be probably working together given the fact that he got -- he gave her

. >> and give it to the red sox. >> and let's replay the world series, yankees get the 28th -- >> you know what's worse than that? i don't know anybody worse than if you cheat at golf. that's even lower. if you want to really go to the bottom, i don't know anybody that cheats at golf. course i'm not a big golfer, but that would be the real tell. >> riley's book on the president. >> oh, really? >> coming up, we are going to be talking about doral bedbugs. >> hold a second. and i'm serious. i want to be careful here. don junior did not buy the books in bulk, the rnc bought the books in bulk and there is a big difference because if it's don junior, he has his right do it like i'm sure a lot of rich people do that. i never did because none of my books ever sell. but, if the rnc did it, then what that means is probably at the instructions of the president, they used people who had given them $25, $50, a lot of trump's working class supporters to help get republicans elected, they used it as a vanity project for don junior. >> sounds like a foundation. >> that's even worse. >> sounds like t

. >> mike is complaining about the red sox bull pen, very informative, i think. >> you should see thes glancing at parts of this course. is the difference between iq, how smart is this person, how smart is she, how smart is he, and emotional intelligence and a leader, emotional intelligence is really critical? >> it's the critical thing. you think about empathy as one of the most important qualities. that's part of emotional intelligence, your ability to understand somebody else's point of view. teddy roosevelt warned, and i bet you know this, eddie, that the rock of democracy will fail if people in other sections of the country begin seeing augthe other people in the country as other. that's why i believe in national service and get a way to get these people to see each other. and empathy is at the root of that. you can develop it and understand just if you go out like we did in the peace corps and see what's happening. just like resilience. academic intelligence is probably overrated, i can say to us. >> and moou hhumility is key. >> that's key. you can't grow if you can't make miss

. >> in 1919, the sox again capture the american league pennant and are favored to beat the cincinnati redss cheating them of their bonuses. the friction creates an opportunity for a new york gangster named arnold rothstein, who runs a sports-betting racket. >> arnold rothstein got to some of the players of the chicago white sox and gave them a little bit of money under the table to supposedly throw the series. >> when the sox lose the series 5 games to 3, rothstein makes a bundle. the "black sox" scandal erupts. a grand jury indicts shoeless joe and seven other players for conspiracy. >> several of those teammates confessed that they were part of fixing the series and implicated joe jackson. >> testimony of pitcher edward cicotte is said to have been most incriminating evidence. >> prompted by comiskey's lawyer, jackson admits taking $5,000 from teammate lefty williams, but he denies throwing the series. outside the courtroom, a young sox fan supposedly confronts his hero. "say it ain't so, joe!" he says. but was it so? why would a player like shoeless joe throw a game, a world series game