the same thing happens with mcmullen. what basis does comiskey have to bring action? none. what is going on now with the black sox is there is a national commission in baseball, ruling baseball, and it is made up of three members. national league president, american league president. the white sox, the boston red sox and the new york yankees are against him and they want to dump him. he is investigating the white sox at the same time. he finds out. they track down bill burns in mexico and a grand jury convened in chicago to investigate a baseball scandal. what is the scandal? the scandal is that maybe a philadelphia philly, chicago cubs game is going to be fixed. what does this have to do with the white sox? nothing. the story appears to have been planted so the grand jury can investigate crookedness in baseball. the grand jury is being run by a judge, charles mcdonald, who is an ally of van johnson. johnson is plumping mcdonald to be the new commissioner of baseball. the real favorite everybody wants landis. he chased down the iww and the socialist party during the war. it

german tastes he would suddenly been left without an income but in those exciting days of the full mcmullen a state opening up came from the life of the world. when berlin was divided it was common for people on the western side to draw graffiti on the wall but on the eastern side people approached at their peril the wall became more and more fortified with heavily armed guards tripwires searchlights and lookout. border guards ordered to shoot to kill anyone who tried to escape and more than 100 people were killed trying to cross the border in berlin alone just a few months after those instruments of oppression were dismantled the east side gallery and the symbol of terra into a canvas for free expression some of the artworks have become famous around the world because the gallery is exposed to the weather the images of had to be restored or even repainted several times today the east side gallery is a popular tourist destination. and certainly a great place to take a snapshot david and a great story of this piece of wall and i understand you've got someone there with you who has been invol

when i spoke to rodney mcmullen, a true gentleman he made it clear many of his long-term initiatives that he's talking about to win customers are working, especially the restock kroger brand i know it sounds simple but rodney said they're telling the story about food kroger is food first he regards it as a distinct competitive advantage and had success with personal finance initiative where they teamed up with u.s. bancorp and developed a terrific consumer business goods business that helps customers sell more product in the stores they're rolling out its master brands you'll see a lot of about that in the coming days i think it could be a big hit. mcmullen told me there's tons of rooms for kroger to thrive and $1.5 trillion food industry and after a hideous hiatus it has returned tons of mercy. ♪ hallelujah >> on the other hand, no mercy for uber let's see my no mercy uber chart. this is it no mercy i love this. ha, you bet. yes, this is the ride sharing -- >> hit it. >> oh. >> okay, okay, that was that was ill-advised. a ride sharing company that reported a decent quarter but it co

german tastes he would suddenly been left without an income but in those exciting days of the full mcmullen estate opening up came from a life of the world. when berlin was divided it was common for people on the western side to draw on the wall but on the eastern side people approached at their peril the wall became more and more 45 with heavily armed guards trip why is searchlights a lookout. ordered to shoot to kill anyone who tried to escape and more than 100 people were killed trying to cross the border in berlin alone just a few months after those instruments of oppression what dismantled the east side got to return the symbol of terra into a canvas for free expression some of the artworks have become famous around the world because the gallery is exposed to the weather the images of had to be restored or even repainted several times today the east side gallery is a popular tourist destination so about today it says that david what's going on today. through their very short days and in a few hours it's going to be dark here and people will be turning out for the projection spectacular

and even mcmullen, a former cia operative, independent presidential candidate. cynthia, you're my house lawyer, what is your reaction to the ruling and what do you think about this appeal? it is not like this was tough. but the federal court did not really have juris dix to decide it. they had a battle. they used words like baseless and it is very dead tailed, but it is basically predictable. it deals with you have to show up, you have to come to the house of representatives and raise your right hand and then all bets are off. even if the white house didn't appeal this ruling, the next set of roadblocks coming are all of the executive privilege roadblocks. think back to the days when hope hicks testified. they used executive privilege on all types of things that were base less as well. so we are a long way, if they want to use this as an excuse, like oh, i have to do it, they can but they have to do that anyway. >> they just blamed the judge and an obama appointee, do you think it impacts republicans at all. they have a responsibility to weigh in here to make su

. >> evan mcmullen. >> let's talk about the impeachment. who here is in favor of the inquiry going forward? wow. now this is going to be interesting. you two actually agree. >> here we go. >> but i'll bet you for different reasons. i'll bet you. >> why should the impeachment inquiry go forward from your point of view. >> because he broke a law. >> which law? >> the use of united states military funding and international aid in exchange for shades of watergate, investigate joe biden. i mean, doesn't that take you guys back to the nixon era? doesn't it? i mean, i don't know if any of you are old enough. >> i wasn't alive. >> i certainly remember watergate and that was over an investigation into the other party. >> since 2016 there's been impeach, impeach, impeach to several different attempts and it's fired the base up and we are sitting back, we're proud of our president and looking for another dead end. and that's what will happen. >> but i feel like there's very little disagreement or disbelief that there was some phone calls that transpir

edward mcmullen, and at 2016 independent presidential candidate. you smell particularly with regard to the rise, the dynamic of mr. pete buttigieg? >> you know, it's interesting about that poll that you just showed on-screen is that i've been talking with a lot of democratic strategists in the last few months who sort of said the wild card they think is how or why mayor pete buttigieg performs better than expected in iowa. a few weeks ago i was like i don't know if that's going to happen, but now the polls are confirming these rumors or ideas. they think pete buttigieg especially being from indiana, a midwesterner plays well in the midwest, and wee shouldn't overlook someone like him and his ability to surprise people in that very important caucus state like iowa. >> i think he's going to win it. jason? >> i don't think there's a chance in heck. >> in iowa? >> no, i think elizabeth warren is going to win. mayor pete is improving because he's got the money and connections. i think warren wins iowa, bernie wins new hampshire, biden blows them all awa

i did not vote for donald trump in 2016, i voted for evan mcmonagle -- evan mcmullen. what the democrats did in the whole russia collusion investigation, when that started i thought to myself, this could be bad, it was just a nothing burger. when the mueller report came out i said, we need to get to the bottom of who started that whole mess. that is a national imperative because if what i think is true, if i ranking people in the obama administration, fbi, cia, other places, conspired to overturn the democracy of this country, that is huge. and if i am wrong, prove it. because where i stand right now, that is the only russian collusion we know of, the steele dossier. when this started i thought it an attempt to hijack. and every witness, i watched five or six hours and have read quite a bit but only had time to watch five or six, i have a job, it is the same thing, trump was obsessed with 2016 and obsessed with corruption in ukraine. and if i were donald trump, i would be obsessed with 2016 too, because a huge segment of this country spent three years calling you a tra