andoved out to the suburb went to the country club. he took me out there to carry the bag. championshipe pga came out that year. i got all of that in my first year of playing golf. and it got me charged up to learn a sport. remained your coach throughout his career? jack: until he died in 1989. david: your father inject grout were the ones -- and jack grout were the ones who got you into golf. jack: i love my dad, he gave up everything for me. david: in those days it was not big that you can make a career in professional golf. so you weren't getting a degree in pharmacy? jack: most kids want to be with their dads where. i went through pre-pharmacy and hated afternoon labs. my dad talked me into doing something else, so i started selling insurance. i loved selling life insurance to my fraternity brothers, they needed it. i did that for a while and did pretty well at it. gots making good money, i married, had a first child, but i really wanted to play golf and that is what i did. david: you got married to barbara, and got -- and have been married how many years? jack: 59 next

departure president trump finalized his impeachment dream team to lead the proceedings to subvert andoverhrow this president. the white house counsel pat cipollone and jay sekulow, independent counsel kenneth starr, pam bondi, jane raskin and constitutional scholar alan dershowitz. he voted for hillary clinton in 2016, but he opposed and rebuked the radical dimms for their ideological attack against this president through impeachment. the president's legal team we are told will argue the articles of impeachment are dangerous, unconstitutional and hud be rejected on their face. the president using the celebration with lsu, the national champons to unload on the radical dimms. and the looming trial. >> we'll take pictures behind the resolute desk. it's been there a long time, many presidents. some good, some not so good. you have got a good one now, even though they are trying to impeach the son of a bitch. can you believe that. liz: joining us, john solomon, now the editor-in-chief of his new media outlet, just the news. that's going to be quite something. we can't wait. i do want to talk

it seems to me if i just knew that i would've thought she probably went to andover. at what point did you start thinking potentially a smart capable person. i will be honest with you to this day when i walk on campuses i now had this honor of getting to go back and lectured at harvard and stanford i still have imposter syndrome. it stays that long. a couple of things happened in my life. one might mom finally divorced my dad when i was about eight and that was helpful. two, for all of the challenges she was dealing with. was a fierce advocate i give her a ton of credit for that for making sure in her own way she was able to advocate for that. eventually the self per reception. and really being so confused by it. i don't know if i every really have seen it myself like that. i've kept this quote in my classrooms in drawers forever aerodynamically the bumblebee should not be able to fly. i'm sitting on your biography and you for a moment. i won't forget to go back. on page 49 during a particular moment in the gestation. there was a bit of a crisis. i underlined this i d

departure president trump finalized his impeachment dream team to lead the proceedings to subvert andoverhrow this president. the white house counsel pat cipollone and jay sekulow, independent counsel kenneth starr, pam bondi, jane raskin and constitutional scholar alan dershowitz. he voted for hillary clinton in 2016, but he opposed and rebuked the radical dimms for their ideological attack against this president through impeachment. the president's legal team we are told will argue the articles of impeachment are dangerous, unconstitutional and hud be rejected on their face. the president using the celebration with lsu, the national champons to unload on the radical dimms. and the looming trial. >> we'll take pictures behind the resolute desk. it's been there a long time, many presidents. some good, some not so good. you have got a good one now, even though they are trying to impeach the son of a bitch. can you believe that. liz: joining us, john solomon, now the editor-in-chief of his new media outlet, just the news. that's going to be quite something. we can't wait. i do want to talk

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andover giving thoughts this morning and other people giving thoughts as well including minority leadern the senate, chuck schumer. [video clip] >> i know the republican leader must be upset he cannot exert total control over the process, but speaker pelosi has done just the right thing and i can understand why leader mcconnell is so frustrated. if the speaker sent the articles of impeachment to the senate immediately after they passed, senate republicans could have moved to dismiss the articles. there was a lot of talk about that. there would not have been a fair or even cursory trial and they might have tried to dismiss the articles before christmas. over the past few weeks, not only have they been prevented from doing that, there have been several crucial disclosures of evidence that appear to further eachminate the president, bolstering the argument democrats have made for a trial that features the relevant witnesses and documents. that has been speaker pelosi's focus from the beginning. that has been my focus from the beginning, getting a fair trial that considers the fact that onl

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