goes, "when can we, you know, get over this, you know, totally unsubstantiated hatred for the atlanta braves a horrible lesson to tell your kid, so it turns out i'm working in atlanta and the braves invited me to see a game because the pirates were in town. i hated the fact that they were the nicest people in the world. ( laughter ) they treat you, they are so nice and they were so great. so i'm at the stadium, and a guy-- john hancock was directing "founder," we were shooting "the founder," and there is a guy in front, there's always one guy who thinks he is a smart ass, and is really loud and he thinks he's funny. so he riding andrew mckuchen with whom i'm kind of a pal. we email each other. >> what? >> yeah, he's the dude. i know. ( laughter ) he loves me even more now. >> so cool. >> so anyway he comes up and he mckuchen, the warm up circle is right next to the front, and he's actually talking to the guy. and i'm thinking what are you talking to him for? you're up next. why is your. >> why engage? >> yeah, why engage? so this guy thinks he's funny. mckuchen is jawing with h

and your atlanta braves teammates celebrate. last hitter which is happening right now with bregman digging in combined in a world series with the clincher, 22 years ago today for your braves, gave six over the indians and that got you your ring. >> john: i remember it very well. no team has ever been one hit with the only hit being a home run in world series history, we are racking up records.oe: bregman tokay paul, now a swinging strike. only eight pitches so far for jansen. watson in line for the win, the bullpen good again. brandon morrow, i would expect him to put up zeros. by the way logan forsythe has moved over to third base, charlie culberson who ran for justin turner is at second. with two out nobody on, the count 1-2 on brakeman. >> john: a lot of people right now in l.a. with game 6 tickets ward excited. to a really good teams. there's so much a strategy that goes in but there's so much anticipation around the starters and the starters have had a lot a lot of great outings that have really stifled and put hitters in f

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goes, "when can we, you know, get over this, you know, totally unsubstantiated hatred for the atlanta bravesppen, which is a horrible lesson to tell your kid, so it turns out i'm working in atlanta and the braves invited me to see a game because the pirates were in town. i hated the fact that they were the nicest people in the world. ( laughter ) they treat you, they are so nice and they were so great. so i'm at the stadium, and a guy-- john hancock was directing "founder," we were shooting "the founder," and there is a guy in front, there's always one guy who thinks he is a smart ass, and is really loud and he thinks he's funny. so he riding andrew mckuchen with whom i'm kind of a pal. we email each other. >> what? >> yeah, he's the dude. i know. ( laughter ) he loves me even more now. >> so cool. >> so anyway he comes up and he is riding him and riding him and mckuchen, the warm up circle is right next to the front, and he's actually talking to the guy. and i'm thinking what are you talking to him for? you're up next. why is your. >> why engage? >> yeah, why engage? so this guy thinks he's

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looked at them with mirth, he could carry on a conversation about wellington but also talk about atlanta braves and their chances of winning. >> he had a different world view. at the end of the day, politics become a clash of -- >> yes. >> when you look ahead of the republican party today, clearly newt saw that the presidential coalition could become a congressional coalition. >> absolutely. he was the first one to do it. as you know, after election are local concerns, he's the first one to actually nationalize and make it a referenced of of the republican party, reagan republican party and bush's presidency and lays out specific issues that they're going to -- they're going to pass if 104th congress goes to the republican party. corruption with term limiting speakers, committee chairmanships, closing offices. >> a race against a democratic incumbent in fairfax county. >> it was a good race. >> i will never forgot the ad they had against me, my pollsters said you won because that was the wrong issue. >> everybody understood the contract. but it was so disruptive of the norm for congress. >> rig

conversation about waterloo and wellington better than anybody, but he could also talk about the atlanta braves down in georgia and their chances for winning the pennant. >> host: he had a different worldview and i think at the end of the day, politics become basically a clash of war, which leads me to the real question, as a look the republican party today, clearly newt saw the presidential coalition could become a congressional coalition and it took a long time. >> guest: as you know, elections are local concerns that he's the first one to nationalize an off year election and make it of reference on the republican party, and reagan's legacy versus the democratic party and bill clinton's presidency. then lays out in specific issues that they're going to pass if the 100 fourth congress goes to the republican party. he also goes beyond that with corruption with term limiting speakers with committee chairman chairmanships, closing the house bank, closing the house post office. >> host: i signed that contract and i will never forget here in fairfax county. it was a good race. it was a tough race a

he was a fan of the atlanta braves, the 49ers. he loved hunting, dirtbikes. music was his passion. he described himself as an average blue jeans, worn out boots and plain t-shirt kind of guy. he was at the concert with his girlfriend. she told "the washington post" that she'll remember brennan as a light that came into her life when she needed one the most. she says, when he asked her out he said, how about i just propose to you now. we can have an elvis wedding. brennan stewart was 30 years old >> rachel parker was from manhatten beach. she worked for a local police department as a records technician. being mourned by the colleagues she worked with for the last 10 years and the community she served. >> whenever i walked by, she took the time to look my way and wave and smile. that wasn't just for me, it was for everybody. she was that kind of person. >> he said no matter what kind of day she was having she did her job flawlessly. a true professional and a truly nice person. the department's facebook page pays tribute to her passion for working with older adults and her love of dog

. >>> dismissive of the atlanta braves pitching in the 1990s. it was extraordinary. ll to watch the braves pitch. >> best pitching staff ever. >> delivered one of the great performances. smoltz was extraordinary, glavin and adding maddox was unbelievable. '91 series remains, i think, the greatest world series in my lifetime. as far as pitching performances go, i remember in 2007, the red sox went down 3-1 against the indi indians in the alcs. i remember joe being upset. i said don't worry. it's going to game seven. how do you know that? because josh beckett will win game five. did he. curt schilling will win game six. it's all down to game seven. you don't even have to watch the next two games. we're getting to game seven and sure enough. >> well, you had pedro martinez coming out of the bullpen in the alcs and shutting them down. amazing performances have been amazing. '68 detroit tigers. >> wins game one, five and seven. not one, four and seven. and hits a home run. they beat the cardinals. they were down 3-1. came back and won 4-36789. >> don larson was pretty good

post season, thank god, because i feel so sorry for their fans because they remind me of the atlanta bravesone of the best teams in baseball, and then every year except '95 the braves would fold in october. i hope that's not going to happen again. it has to be heart breaking to be a nationals fan in the fall. >> i hope not. what a gem with pits by scherzer. we have scherzer, gonzalez. we had a great year. tremendous pitching and during the regular season all the offense you could dream of, and then the offense has gone away in the post season. and all of a sudden we can't score runs, and so we hold teams -- we held the cubs to two runs. you ought to be able to win that game, yet our offense just sort of withers away in the post season. however, season is still alive. going to win this next game, and then the deciding game, but come on, guys. come on. >> yeah. >> season is still alive. willie, i have to say, fall baseball, even though you have to go up and down your channel every night to try to figure out where the games are being hidden by mlb, mlb do us a favor. pick a network and stick w

that's how the braves have ended up way out north of atlanta. >> like 10, 15 miles out of atlanta. play out here with the redskins. >> of course. the redskins are going to play virginia, maryland, d.c. against each other. >> a lot of cities are campaigning to become the home of amazon's second headquarters. >> sort of the same thing. >> same principle. it's been a month since amazon said they will build. no one has tried to get the attention like kansas city. >> pretty cool. >> i am your mayor. >> ♪ >> here's what i like about this. >> what's that. >> i like the thought of amazon looking and saying well baltimore gave us massive tax rebates and all this money, but this guy, kansas reviewed a lot of products. >> so i think he bought these items and then donated them to charity. >> that's good. >> but it is one of those things that makes you question if it's worth the amount of jobs it produces because of all the tax breaks they're going to give to these companies and all the handouts they're going to give to amazon. smart on amazon to be playing these cities against each other. >> i