i said, that's bobby knight. that is bobby knight! that is bobby knight! after the first word i knew it was bobby knight. he said, you have to run, i said bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. the job you did, great guy. he's also a great guy. big heart. he doesn't want people to know that but he actually has a very big card. he would be devastated -- but he does, he has a big heart. i said, bobby, i haven't decided to run but if i do, can you give me your number and i'll call you? an amazing thing happened, i write down his number. it was a cell. i wrote it down and i have a stack of papers in new york. i haven't been to that office because i don't care about that stuff anymore. i only care about doing what is good for us. i couldn't care less. true. they won't tell you that but it is true. i take this number and it put it on my desk and it put it in the middle of a stack of papers. it's sort of a file -- some of you people may have it. it's like a file of things you may need some day but probably not. and then when you go th

i said that is bobby knight. [applause] that's bobby knight. right? [applause] that's bobby knight!fter the first word, i knew it was bobby knight. he said, you got a run. i said, bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. great guy. he is also a great dad, big heart. he doesn't want people to know that, but he actually has a big heart. it would be devastated if they knew that, but he does have a big heart. i said, you know, bobby, have not decided to run, but if i do, you may number and i will call you. an amazing thing happened. i wrote down his number, his cell phone. i have a stack of papers on my desk in new york. i haven't been to that offi.c.e. office because i don't care about any of that stuff anymore. i only care about this. i couldn't care less, it is true. i take this number and i put it on my desk and put it in the middle of a stack of papers. it is like a file of things you may need someday but probably not. when you go through them or 95% ofears later, about it, you throughout, right-click row out,h right? i had two big stacks -- you see pictu

after the first word, i knew it was bobby knight. , you got a i said, bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. great guy. he has a big part. he does not want people to know that. we has a big heart for you -- he has a big heart. you know bobby, i have not decided to run, but if i do, you may number and i will call you. an amazing thing happened. i wrote down his number, his cell phone. i have a stack of papers on my desk in new york. i haven't been to that office because i don't care about any of that stuff anymore. about this. it's true. i take this number and i put it on my desk and put it in the middle of a stack of papers. a pile of things you may need someday but probably not. when you go through them or years later, 95% of it, you throughout. -- you seeig stacks pictures of me in office with massive stacks. now, i say, i'm going to run. we did great. we were on center stage of every single. center stage with -- means we were never in second place. if we were, they would let you know about it tomorrow m

he talked about the story with bobby knight. him his card and said call me if you ever want to run in office. put it in the stack of 2,000 papers the president said. then a friends of his came in and said if you can get bobby knight to endorse you have got indiana. the vice president walls from indiana, too. that helped as well. he said i picked up the stack of papers. i literally picked um half of the top and there was bobby knight's card, this tiny card in between 2,000 pages of papers. then he went like this pointing up to god and the crowd went wild. pete: it was a great story. the theme he is hitting on with political censorship with social media, facebook, twitter, google. really is resonating with conservatives right now. there is annual abiding sense that these big media behemoths are slanted against us. it's almost like a teddy roosevelt trust buster moment of the 21st century. he is saying these platforms are not fair. they are hurting us. we need an alternative. that theme is going to become even more central. like a

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bobby knight is a actually a big supporter of president trump.he services for arizona senator john mccain who died at the age of 81. wednesday the maverick of the senate will lie in state at the arizona capitol. a service will then be held thursday in phoenix. friday mccain will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. the national memorial service is set for saturday at the washington national could need. senator mccain will be buried sunday at u.s. naval academy. we'll have a live report from phoenix coming up on that later this hour. >>> a fox news alert. iran says it has taken control of the gulf and strait of hormuz. iranians are blocking the major shipping route as tensions rise with the united states. iran fired a ballistic missile earlier this mon. >>> trop storm lane leaving hawaii under water. it had four feet of rain and dozens of landslides. one pushing a giant boulder on to a busy highway. >>> dozens of people forced to evacuate amid life-threatening flash flooding. thousands are with without power. those are your headlines. steve: some spo

bobby knight would show up. and he owned a usfl team and destroyed that league. he tried to own the buffalo bills. if only that had happened maybe, you know, he would be causing roger goodell headaches instead of lebron james and everyone else. >> more headaches. mike pesca, thank you very much. certainly this conversation is going to continue. >>> up next, decision imminent. we could be just days away from finding out if president trump will sit down for an interview with robert mueller's team. maybe a few more days away, in light of the tweet this morning. a look at what the terms of that interview could be. observe this total, unabashed freak, mark. not the kind of freak who wears a suit of armor to a renaissance fair. nay, noth mark! mark is a jimmy john's kickin' ranch freak. look at him, pureeing hot cherry peppers into fresh buttermilk with the fervor of a kid at the gates of an amusement park. yes, mark's a glorious kickin' ranch freak. and we totally love him for it. let the dippins beginins. freaky fresh. freaky fast. jimmy john's. freak yeah. you know

he was the starting forward and his teammates were john havel check and bobby knight. he went on to play for the philadelphia 76ers, and while he beat out his white counterparts who were power forwards, he was traded because they brought in and other black player and they could only have three black players at a time. he went on to coach, so he was in that wave of black assistant coaches. there was the white head coach and black assistant coaches who would deal directly with the players, so my dad is in that era. he coached western michigan in the late 1960's, and in the late 1960's, the black players and black students sat down during the national anthem. the students sat down, the players were on their court with their heads down and raising the black power fist. that was perfectly fine. after the anthem was over, they took the court and played basketball. 1968 -- third grade in pretend you did not hear that because i am pretending to be young -- that was ok in 1968. fast-forward. i wonder how black players would be perceived today if they put their heads down and ra