. >> still, holigans have managed to smuggle fireworks into the stadiums. and there have been severe clashes both before and after the matches. it's just not possible for toorabally and his colleagues to have everything under control. mr. toorabally: i was worried earier. a bus with germans arrived, and they were actually drinking beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> he says he and his colleagues have to react immediately to keep situations from escalating. and he knows what he's talking about. his attentiveness prevented a massacre. he drives around the stade de france with us, to entrance l, where he was posted on november 13 of last year, for the match between france and germany. a young man tried to get into the stadium through this gate, without a ticket. mr. toorabally: his behavior attracted my attention. he was different from other spectators. he had a goal. he said, "i must get in. the person who has my ticket is inside." >> toorablly instinctively blocked the man's way and made sure his colleagues didn't let him through either. what he couldn't know wa

they are like the holigans. the frightening level of it. i was at a phillies game one time.t was pretty fired up and high up. it is now first base side. i said to the guy, -- why are they booing? >> they are booing us because we are not cheering well enough. and i saw pete rose got booed. >> that's a famous story >> you don't get that in miami and denver. >> my kid and i would do to a phillies game. it is very pleasant. >> a chip by the shoulder, is there something to that? >> you got a problem. >> i prefer the word "attitude " ". [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> thank you for our host here and the people here. [ applause ] he's a great guy. they'll be here in the morning. this is our special late night. i will be back tomorrow night at 7 eastern, playing hardball. good night from philly. >>> colorado delegation has walked out, what are you going to do? you know what happened today? >> governor, are you going support donald trump? >> what do you make of the state of the party right now. are you going vote for him? >> of course. >> get out of the way >> thanks. that's what you go h

. >> still, holigans have managed to smuggle fireworks into the stadiums. and there have been severe clashes both before and after the matches. it's just not possible for toorabally and his colleagues to have everything under control. mr. toorabally: i was worried earier. a bus with germans arrived, and they were actually drinking beer at 7:00 in the morning. >> he says he and his colleagues have to react immediately to keep situations from escalating. and he knows what he's talking about. his attentiveness prevented a massacre. he drives around the stade de france with us, to entrance l, where he was posted on november 13 of last year, for the match between france and germany. a young man tried to get into the stadium through this gate, without a ticket. mr. toorabally: his behavior attracted my attention. he was different from other spectators. he had a goal. he said, "i must get in. the person who has my ticket is inside." >> toorablly instinctively blocked the man's way and made sure his colleagues didn't let him through either. what he couldn't know wa