imagine paying a million dollars for a brett favre speech? "hi.arn. thank you. touchdown!" ( cheers and applause ) after months-- after months of investigation, it looks like this is starting to catch up with mr. favre. on monday it was announced his sirius-xm show has been placed on hold over the allegations. ( cheers and applause ) wait a second! no, wait a second! no brett farve on xm radio? now how will i listen to him while renting a toyota corolla or similar? ( laughter ) in other news of sport, last night, yankee outfielder aaron judge hit his 61st home run, tying the american league record! ( cheers and applause ) now, it's tying the american league record. it would tie the record for all of baseball, but about 20 years ago, a bunch of guys broke the record after taking so many steroids their heads wouldn't fit in the overhead compartment of an airplane. but, anyway, aaron judge did it clean. and, let's check out his moment of glory from last night. >> and the 3-2. deep to left field. this could be it. see ya! he's done it! number 61! he's

this is what you wrote about brett favre who had a lot of issues in terms of money that he took frommississippi and you wrote this so sincerely don't buy the book. don't take it out of the library. leave it there are so many better people worthy of your reading hours of your time. i prefer crumbs like brett favre shuffle off into the abyss you wrote this about jerry jones, who we know was part of the young men who opposed the integration of a school in arkansas he said remember when jerry jones kneeled? that was in case you are the remaining fool in doubt. he likes when the uppity blacks work for him, shut up and catch the ball, think for themselves, take stansds, no thanks. blocking black students from desegregating north little rock high school. why do you suppose some of these men get away with that because i don't see the constant vilification of brett favre that you might expect given that scandal that, say, dogfighting has caused in the past for athletes. >> it's heartbreaking and crushing far of is a perfect example. he is from the state of mississippi. he played in this super

he doesn't want to be perceived as tom brady or brett favre that has hung around too long and shouldas donald trump's former chief of staff, mick mulvaney. he says there might be a point of the roll out the former president might regret and might bow out. it comes at a time where the people are taking a look at the former president and the current white house occupant and don't want to see either of them. mark pen, democratic polster, fox news contributor on what he makes of that. what do you make of that, mark? >> well, i make on this that the country is looking for new leadership. they had trump. they rejected him. they had biden. he's in the low 40s in terms of approval. around in the fox news poll, around 60%, i think, 60% don't want him to run. 58% don't want trump to run. the rub is they're popular in their own parties. both parties perceive that if they run, they're going to lose and they won't win the presidency and they won't take the country forward, which is where it wants to go. >> neil: how different would it be for the republicans if they have a crowded field -- preside

he has gotten a whole mass from the media, including the sports media, as has brett favre. same bridge that you've given to kanye and the rest. that's my opinion, and they agree with. me dean obeidallah and tim miller, thank you both very much. have a great weekend. that's tonight reidout's. i'll see you again monday night live from hot atlanta, atlanta, georgia. all in with chris hayes starts right now. right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> my question would be, why did you had the chance to free the january 6th? >> from kanye's blessing to trump's years -- >> people have been saying it unconstitutionally, and in my opinion, it's very, very unfairly. we're gonna get to the bottom of it. >> and from trump's lips to the house republican agenda. >> nothing should be off the table when it comes to writing in a political justice department. >> tonight, how the kanye elon trump spiral is getting more dangerous? plus, tracking the explosion of online hate under twitter's new management, and no more executive privilege. what happened on donald trump's white house lawyers were turn

encourage him to step back as well because he doesn't want to be perceived as someone like tom brady or brett favr. , perceived as hanging around too long and should have retired on top so those are two reasons continue to watch those things, the polling data and also any news about his health. neil: be careful on that, mick. people have been saying i've been staying around too long so be very careful about that. >> [laughter] neil: let me ask you this. do you think he could and would make an independent run? >> you know, yes and no. why? the only reason you make an independent run is if you run in a republican primary and lose of course that's got all sorts of legal difficulty because a lot of states have sore loser laws but even if those are you can get around those , if you've lost a republican primary and you're donald trump, what do you really think your chances are of winning in a general election? if you can't beat ron desantis and mike pompeo, mike pence, nikki haley, tim scott, do you really think you could beat joe biden so i understand that and there is a certain amount of spite maybe a

brett favre and his controversies didn't get nearly as much attention as we've seen other athletes, blacklast few years. >> i think one of the brilliance, part of the brilliance of what we watched and very thoughtfully that it's not like you see lebron james going into every controversy, he's so thoughtful and specific about what he does. and he did it with jerry jones before, right? he was the one who said, no, taking the knee. there will be no taking any. that's when lebron said, i'm gonna say something. and what i've seen over the last several hours as i was looking into this, is members of the media who do sports columns, writing columns and saying, i need to look at myself now. i need to think about heat what he just said to me. it makes sense. and that's what lebron james did there. >> people from ohio, the critical thinkers. >> can agree with you more. >> business journalists and businesses journalism was modeled on sports journalism. calling balls and strikes. we don't want to give up access to the people we cover. >> bingo. >> by being critical of them. you get to cover more peop

he has gotten a whole mass from the media, including the sports media, as has brett favre.gree with. me dean obeidallah and tim miller, thank you both very much. have a great weekend. that's tonight reidout's. i'll

play a few more times for my team as a world champion look at the other greats, michael jordan, brett favreon't want to retire, do they? >> he's riding the wave of winning. that was a game yesterday. that was on all of our televisions in our house yesterday. thank you. >> see you. >>> after the break don't miss our exclusive with l3harris ceo chris kubasik. we're back in two. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street" defense contractor l3harris agreeing to buy aerojet rocketdyne in a cash deal valued at $4.7 billion after lockheed martin's attempt to buy was abandoned after regulators sued to block that deal later this year today shares of l3harris and air o aerojet are moving in different directions but joining us on set is l3harris' ceo chris kubasik great to have you back tell me how your deal to acquire aerojet came together. >> first of all, morgan, i think this ties in perfectly with the strategy i laid out four years ago, starting with the merger. we wanted to build a company to provide more competition for the department of defense. so the fact that we're growing organically and in