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bobby door was an mvp candidate in 1944. red sox were desperate to win a pennant as was joe cronin, the manager. when bobby door decided it would be his last game, there were four games out. at his last at-bat, the entire fenway crowd serenaded him with "'til we meet again." door goes to oregon to put his items in order. during that time the red sox end up losing 13 of the last 20 games. joe cronin looks to trade him in the off season but let's his anger smooth out and keeps him for the '46 season. >> thank goodness for that. door was a guy that we were happy to keep around for sure. what else you got for us, gavin? >> did door open up opportunities for african-americans and women to play? was the entire all-american girls baseball league, the kenosha comets, any number of teams, had very successful runs for a few years there. but, sexism, and the return of all the veterans that had served in world war ii, and it was men's baseball that took over again. we had women from the boston area, mary pratt just died within the last year or two, she had been in that league. >> gavin, the questioner actual

>> so bobby dorr was an mvp candidate in 1944, and the red sox was desperate to win a pennant as was joe cronin the manager, and when bobby dorr decided not to play, there were four games left and the red sox serenaded him with the song "until we meet again" and then dorr goes to oregon to get the affairs in order, and then the red sox end up losing 12 of 13 games, and then they look to trade him, but he lets the anger smooth out and keeps him for the '46 season. >> thank goodness, because dorr was a guy that we were happy to keep around for sure. what else do you for us, gavin? >> did dorr open up opportunities for african-americans to play in sports that otherwise would not have a chance? >> there was the all african-american girls league the rockford peachs and the kenosho comets, and a number of year,but sexism, and it was the veterans who returned after the war and men's baseball took over. and we had baseball in boston, mary pratt who just died a few years ago, but she had been in the league. >> gavin, the question or raises an interesting point that you would have thought that giv

. >> his are dad, joe, jokes that bobby's good looks come from him, but the phenomenal endurance fromet weapons? older sisters summer and autumn. both star swimmers who pushed him when he was younger >> when you're younger and swimming, the girls were faster. he always wanted to beat us. >> they helped him with stream lines, flip turns. they were always there for the good, bad, and the ugly. >> bobby and his sisters say they weren't forced into swimming all of them played multiple sports and were taught that character, not medals, is what counts >> he's very humble. he's got some confidence now he's not a bragger or boastful about anything >> he hates compliments. you cannot compliment him on anything >> after performances that will go down in history, the compliments and the headlines are everywhere "unthinkable." "i finke i can." stars says he's looking forward family and his dog, brewster what is that reunion going to feel like? >> it's going to feel like the world. can't wait to give them a big hug. >> he's such a cool kid. you know what happens, craig, he's always the come from b

joe biden. think tree case is become a divisive political issue with some republicans declaring bobby a martyr. so let me speak to nicole highest now he's a mommy base election integrity activists. an independent journalist. you very welcome. thanks for coming on. what do you firstly about capital police exonerating the officer who shot asking 5 it unfortunately, this is something we've seen all too often when it comes to exonerating police officers, in the case of what are, are referred to as an execution, because that's what it was. even if she was guilty of breaking and entering into a federal building, was not that officers job to behave as a judge, jury and executioner. that was for the course to decide. and it's, it's been very disappointing to see some of the reaction from some people who claim that they are, that they support police accountability. but in this particular case, because this particular woman and ask about it that align with their political views, all the sudden it's ok to see once again another police officer walk without being held accountable. ok, but we do have to stre

joe castro reports from baton rouge and louisiana. one of the worst effected staying up a little bit 62 year old bobby burdette has just emerged from the covey intensive care unit at our lady of the lake hospital in baton rouge, louisiana staff have nicknamed him there miracle patient. most havent been leaving the i see you alive. i feel really well mom breathing has really gotten under control. burdette was never vaccinated and says he still has no regrets. his wife also tested positive. they're part of a dramatic surgeon covert cases in louisiana. only 39 percent of the state is fully vaccinated. that's strictly individual policies and the governments that ain't anybody else. but there's, according to the louisiana health department, the unvaccinated make up more than 90 percent of hospitalized covert patients. with nurse laurie douglas has been carrying for them, many of whom are young and otherwise healthy. she says most do tell her they wish they'd gotten. the vaccine is to know that this was preventable and that this didn't need to happen. and that, you know, there is a girl who without her mother anymore, that a man doesn't have

bobby. he's live in london, the dean. how much of course is building within the g 7 members to pressure joe biden, to delay the deadline or semi to be very blunt. they know it's over the chancellor merkel of germany, angular merkel in her press conference up to the virtual g. 7 meeting said that the conference had not led to an agreement on extending that deadline, and i think that is reflected both in what you heard from prime minister barak johnson a while ago who was sharing the make team talking about conditions and talking about leverage over the top bon scan is done and it's the fact is that virtually nobody right now is saying that they will have enough time to get everybody out. but they had on their lists including even the americans is kimberly was just talking about. and so they really are focusing their attention that one what happens from next wednesday, hence the colds from the outside world for the taliban to continue to allow people to leave the country. now on the line, for example, the had the president of the european commission has been talking about leverage on the taliban. she has said that humanitar

rejecting almost $260000000.00 for kilian and bobby will hear from us french football analyst later in the show me very warm. welcome to the program. us president joe biden has delivered a fierce defense of his withdrawal of troops from a gun. us down saying the evacuation was an extraordinary success is sometimes fiery address to the american people. he blamed us trained, ask and forces for collapsing, far quicker than expected. he also criticized his previous s is deal with the taliban. and the timeline. he said he had few options to change 24 hours after the last us play less cobble. he insisted. i've gone to some conflict, did not meet american attention forever. we succeed in what we set out to do against him over a decade ago. and we stayed for another decade. it was timed and this war this is a new world. the terror threat has metastasize across the world. well beyond afghanistan, we face threats from l. sure. bob in somalia, al qaeda affiliates in syria and the ruby peninsula. and isis attempting to create a kayla fight in syria and iraq and establishing affiliates across the african asia . fundamental obligation of a president in my opinio

bobby. caller: personally, when i am watching c-span these days, i can still see the sanitizing. you are sanitizing joeiden. we are focusing on what we want to happen instead of what is happening. they removed the military and left the people there and they left the equipment there. if trump was in office he would be saying, how come trump gave the list of american names and locations to the taliban? that would be your focus today. you can save face if you want to, c-span, but you have got to do more than take your eyeglasses off. host: what do you think. should american troops stay on the ground in afghanistan after the 20 years we have already spent or is it time to bring them home? caller: they have a military. what you do is you make a plan and if you withdraw, you withdraw orderly. you do it with a plan. i am not going to sit here and try to answer your questions because i know what your questions are designed to do. it is designed to keep me from talking about joe biden because you would rather blaine trump. -- blame trump. host: you do not have an opinion on whether american troops should stay i