he later sold it to michael jordan. today, bob johnson is involved in business ventures across the united states. i sat down with him in palm beach to talk about his career and what he sees next for himself. so, when you became the first african-american to be a billionaire, what was that like? people calling you up, telling you how great you are, or people calling you up and asking for money all the time? bob: no, nothing like that, david. i had run black entertainment television, bet for over 20 years until i sold it to viacom. so bet had sort of become a business success story. and as a result of that, people began to see me as sort of, as an entrepreneur doing something pretty good at that time. and so, by the time i got to where it was sold to viacom, it was sort of expected that it would be worth something. david: so when you sold it to viacom, after that you bought the charlotte bobcats, an nba team, and you became the first african-american to be the owner of a major sports team in our country. so what was that

this is what we call a michael jordan mentality.r see the last dance where some player allegedly says something to michael jordan, i been hearing this for years, and michael jordan said i just made it up. i needed something to set me on fire for the game. will: yeah. he does it every week. he makes up enemies every week to get motivated. pete: to then slay them. lawrence, we'll check in again. thank you, brother. rachel: the trash talking is working. certainly working. will: that sounded like a rake. -- a rave. by the way, i know you're just joining us, it was going at 6, in the 6:00 hour -- rachel: which is 4:00 in the morning over there. pete: yeah, heir going. check it out today. you know what else was a little bit loud yesterday was a press conference that happened -- so there's the roosevelt9 hotel which is about four blocks from here, it's turned into the migrant, the illegal immigrant hotel here in new york. so a bunch of liberal/socialist congressmen is and wimp went there to hold -- and and women went there to hold a press

but i remember this that michael jordan, of course. one of the greatest athletes of all time. there's a famous phrase. michael jordan is, better at basketball than anyone has ever been at anything like you can just compare apples and oranges if you would did that for a minute he was absolutely fantastic and he was very, very close with his father. and so his father murdered in 1993 in marble county, south carolina. marble county, south carolina, had a the coroner, the official coroner for marble county, south carolina was a part time and part time construction worker. he said he didn't have enough in the fridge for this very, unfortunately, decomposed body. he'd been basically carjacked his body had been thrown into a swamp where it decomposed so he didn't have anywhere to store it. so he just put it in the oven. now, fortunately, he saved the teeth i'm not even quite sure why, but this became a major investigation, as you can imagine. 1993, michael jordan was, i don't know, one of the greatest stars on the planet and the loss of his father was real black eye for pathology in

a message from the you a lore inside the book says to michael jordan, best wishes. harper lee. $24,000. and no basketball or anything, anywhere to be seen. >> just when you think you couldn't be cooler. >> why would he get rid half? >> he needed a little money, right? but also great book, great case, signed by the author. very cool. >> morgan brennan, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> and former president trump's trial in georgia, why it is set trial in georgia, why it is set to be unlike all e otheth rs (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asthma problems when used alone. when th

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atlantic coast conference, there are certain moments that come to mind, there was the shot, michael jordan's game-winner from north carolina in the 1982 championship. then there was the cardiac pack, nc state cinderella run in 1983 and of course the football powerhouse, florida state and clemson. but now there is a new legendary moment in acc history. >> down to the 30, down to the 20, he is going . >> that's right, the big game, all part of acc culture now i guess. in case you missed it earlier, cal and stanford are heading to the atlantic coast conference along with smu, the bears and the cardinal will start competing in their new league next year. of the current teams in the acc, louisville is the closest to the bay area. don't worry, you can get a nonstop ticket, that is only a 4 1/2 hour flight from sfo. a lot of reaction on social media. the former acc basketball coach jokes , the acc is totally covered when it comes to block s logos and a former california bears player says after dominating the ocean for decades, it is time to find some fresh meat along the atlantic. a weird day in co

there is michael jordan's game winner for north carolina in the '82 championship.valvano and the cardiac pack, nc state's cinderella run, but now there's a new legendary moment in acc history. >> i got it back down to the 30, down to the 20, under the field. he's going into the end zone. he's going into the end zone! the bears! the bears have won! >> that's right. the play, the big game, all part of acc culture now as the bears and cardinal will leave the pac-12 after over 100 years in the conference. as of now, the pack pac-12 is oregon and washington state. >>> 7-7 in the second quarter, cardinal get tricky, flea flicker for a 32-yard touchdown puts stanford in front. they are up multiple scores with a few minutes remaining. >>> to baseball, giants in san diego on the scoreboard, tristan beck second batter, fernando tatis jr. going deep for a two-run home run. four pitches later juan soto also goes deep, three batters, three padres runs. beck allowed six runs in 2 2/3. jump to the ninth san francisco trailing 7-3. tying run at the plate. 6-4-3 ends the game. san

and larry bird and magic johnson, and the unproven chicago bulls superstar, michael jordan. this was the nba's greatest season? >> they were the most future hall of famers playing at one time, and it had this incredible collection of dynasties, and all historic dynasties and various states of rises and falls. the celtics were kind of old, and the lakers were at the top, and the pistons had a great team and nobody knew it, not even the pistons, and then you had the bulls. how i picture it, it was the game of thrones, and the future will be the bulls and nobody knows it yet, and they are like the king of dragons waiting off land to come in and win. >> it's interesting, the knock on michael wood's great one-on-one player fun to watch but not a team guy, and larry bird said -- >> yeah, when i was a kid, it was michael jordan and the jordanares. i was a history major in college, and with this team you could see how history operates, and i hated the way they played when i was a kid, why so violently, and it was because they were the team that were built to beat the 76ers, and the

for lebron james, steph curry, even myself, michael jordan, we all owe it to the harlem globetrottersthere. i can't believe i'm doing this. all right, let's go play. - believe it. jonathan: oh. you dunk that ball, you should hear a lot of noise. they're all waiting on it. so you've got to give them a little extra funk. you see on my face? - yeah, that funk? yeah. then you got to come down and give them some ugh, ah, oh, ah. and i like to mmh mmh, wooh. and i bring it up right there. see my eyes, still? jonathan: yeah. it's intense. hi-lite, i can do this in my sleep, bro. - yeah, let's see. - ok, here we go. here we go. i hit myself in the face. hi-lite: it was almost amazing. so i'm going to let you test this out. you have to try to take this ball from me. yeah, no problem. let's go, john. you think you can take it? - i got it, i got it. - here we go, come on. come on, almost had it. come on. let's go, john. i thought it was going to be easy. ice can run circles around any guy on that court, hands down. like i was trying to get the basketball from her, and i was actually trying as ha

deion sanders taking a page right for michael jordan and using any sort of slight to motivate his team. worked for jordan, and so far it is working for colorado football. my question is why aren't their opponents giving them any ammo? >> i don't care if they hear it in boulder. i told them, i took my hat off and i took my glasses off and i said, when i talk to grown-ups, i take my hat and my glasses off. that is what my mother taught me. >> that is the csu head coach taking the most bizarre thing ever to be upset about. jay, i hope your mother taught you how to lose like a champ, because you have made deion sanders mad. >> why would you taught want to talk about us when we don't talk about nobody? all they do is go out here and work our butts off and do her job on saturday. but when they give us ammunition -- it is just going to be a good game. >> of all things to be upset about, why do you care that he keeps his hat and his glasses on? >> they should look at this as a gift. more ammo , more motivation to do really well. >> it is going to be a boat race on saturday. >> deion sanders is

but michael jordan i believe, was like a once, i believe he's the greatest athlete in american history been a good baseball player to. anything that he had done, he would've been good at. and i think that his charisma just really carried the league. and i know that when he retired that second time, i felt a let down. it was like elvis had left the building. so the idea that he had a struggle, and did not get to the championship for many years was good. because it was like, as people in chicago, one thing that i dubbed about free agency as we watch that team come together like a band. and slowly figure out how to play together. and when they overcame the pistons, finally, it felt like overcoming a monster. that's cartwright quote. we had to overcome a monster to get to the championship. >> and that does it for the first hour of morning joe: weekend. we have more of the week's top stories after the break! ies after the break! takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bath

[ laughter ] it would be too much for you and michael b. jordan? nothing in it for me. >> jimmy: is it harder to direct a movie that you're in? >> you know, warren beatty said to me years ago -- just name dropping. >> jimmy: that's a good one. [ laughter ] >> feels pretty good, right? >> jimmy: but when you name drop, it's not like name dropping. >> i didn't want to be in the first film i directed. he said, no, be in it, because it's a way in that you're used to. as an actor, you're used to it, so be in it. so i was like okay, i'll imagine i'm playing all the parts and that's the way i got into it. >> jimmy: wow. people have often called you -- they would say you're the next sidney portier, and then michael b. jordan is someone they would say, you are the next denzel washington. and so now here you guys, which i don't know, seems a little weird. do you like when people say that? >> um, it beats a sharp stick in the eye. >> jimmy: right, okay. >> you know. it's better than the next willie johnson. >> jimmy: you don't want to be willie. >> you don't

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and that is like kind of the show then that would say job and started michael jordan. yeah. and the i see a favor which of leader in national d, in months just there. that is totally different becomes you talk to, you try, you know, the nice way sometimes you know, you can go, how don't you but know all the time. so they have different kind of leaders and they somebody there that they don't really speak. but on the page, they really always show you an example. i will give you any penny portal. hm. total wasn't either on the page. basically there's not someone that speaks a lot and everything in the changing room. but on the beach, it was like gives you this confidence distress and everything. and also is a different kind of leader did either. so described you as having taken a leadership role in some way in the french national team. but you got a complex garza and i want to do you see yourself as a leader, or do you see yourself as somebody that kind of floats in between? how do you see yourself as an individual? i can say, i think i'm a leader and that's before we tell you

i mean, he's like michael jordan was incredibly gifted and worked his tail off.and i think lewis in some ways, that might be the first time lewis ever been compared to michael jordan. so i want to get that get that out there. but yeah, i just i do think he's remarkable. not perfect, but a pretty remarkable fellow. i don't know where no one among us is perfect. personally, having come from the inner smug comfort of being in anarcho capitalist, in the belief that government is essentially evil, and that the worst thing that could happen if anarcho capitalism didn't work is another government having moved into reality based on the foundation that you've outlined, which is naturalize self-evident and impossible for us to fulfill, there that tension between, yes, we had to have a government, but then, as in the case of the hooligans, the government fails us and i expect that there is no answer to this from c.s. lewis nor anyone else. what is the yardstick by then, which we can measure particular government activities as to whether they are just in accordance with natu

michael jackson? >> jackson. >> jimmy: i don't know, i thought jordan for a second, then i was like, oh, no, maybe -- l jackson would be there. he watched "cocoon" there? >> hid behind the door, too many people. [ laughter ] too many people in the room. he was hiding behind the door. "eddie, come." i went behind the door with him. standing behind the door. i was like, what the [ bleep ]? "there's so many people in here." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you used to make fun of michael on "saturday night live." when you met him, did you meet him before you would make fun of him? >> you know what, if you look at the stuff i did on michael, it was never mean-spirited. it was always funny stuff because i knew him. >> jimmy: right. >> i never really made fun of him. >> jimmy: but you imitated him. >> yeah, but i wasn't making fun of him, he was michael and i was doing funny michael. >> jimmy: did he always talk like that in private conversations, that high-pitched michael? >> no, his voice wasn't high like that in person. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. did you ever get to meet bubbles the chimp? >> you know, i

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michael jordan's game winner for north carolina in the '82 championship, nc state's cinderella run ind football power houses of florida state and clemson in recent decades. now, a new legendary moment in acc history. >> to the 30, the 20, he is going to the end zone! bears have won. >> the play, the big game all part of acc culture as bears and cardinal will leave the pac-12 after over 100 year in the conference. as of now pac-12 is only oregon state and washington state starting next year. sounds very lonely. baseball and giants in san diego with the scoreboard giving all the facts, rough start for christian. second batter he faces goes deep. then soto goes deep. to the ninth san francisco trailing but the tying run at the plate, flores, 6-4-3 double play ends the game and san diego wins dropping giants into a tie with arizona for final nl wild card spot. >>> a's and angels. bottom eight, rookie goes yard for the third time this year, went three for five as oakland cruises 9-2. that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. >>> yankees have had a rough baseball season but that h

. >> joining us is tv writer and show runner michael jordan. thank you for reaching the deal.u understand the detail of that or are you waiting to hear? >> no, i just know that the gild was very excited. and details are forthcoming, i'm excited, yeah. >> now is this a fait accompli, because the deal has been approved by the board and the members, i think, in 2008, it was a 90% agreement on the deal. so what is the threshold for actually accepting it officially? >> i don't know, i think it's just the gomajority. given that the gild is very excited about this, in the past, they haven't been. >> just take us through the most important thing about the whole process for you. obviously, all have made a lot of sacrifices to get to this point. what was the most important part of the deal that you had to reach with the studios? >> well, there are many issues, one was regulating the use of a.i. the second about getting residuals. and also, the third was the term length of our contract, basically now writers are hired and paid. according to the gild statement, all of these issues were ad

michael jordan's game winner for north carolina in the '82 championship. how about jim in the cardiac pack, nc state's cinderella run. now there is a new legendary moment in acc history. >> down to the 30, down to the 20, he is going to the end zone! he is going to the end zone! >> that's right, the play, the big game all part of acc culture now as bears and cardinal will leave pac-12 after over 100 years in the conference. as of now it is only oregon state and washington state starting next year. sounds lonely. baseball, giants in san diego where the scoreboard giving all the facts, rode in the limo to back street boys. four pitches later, soto goes deep. three batters, three padres runs. to the ninth, san francisco trailing 7-3 but the tying run, flores, 6-4-3 double play ends the game and san diego wins dropping the giants in a tie with arizona for the final spot. a's hosting angels. ruiz goes for the third time this year, went three for four as oakland cruises 9-2. that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with baseball, new york

. >> he's the michael jordan of nasa. >> so cool. >> amazing story and michael pena is such a good actorood one. >> they knew they had to have michael pena star in the role even early on. they said that he nailed it as far as, you know, looking like him. and it's just a perfect, perfect choice for the role and another female director who is latina. >> you know what? gianna did a story a couple of days ago on our website under the hispanic heritage month list of stories that talks about the importance ofof represesentation in film. amazing. k kudos to them. >>> a lot more to come.e. time now 5:42. would you pay to use your social media? well, you might have to for x. the plan under consideration by elon musk. >> i'm thinking about that. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break from our mark hopkins camera. you can see a little bit cloudy and a little fog maybe. we'll have to check in with jess to ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherevever you go.o. wherever y you stay. all you u need is onone ke. earn andnd use rewarards acrs exexpedia, hototels.com, a and. "the d doctor willll see you n" but do t

toward the end of your career, you passed the torch to great players, michael jordan, others.024. do you feel confident they're set up to pass that torch appropriately to the people who will be the next generation of leaders in the party? >> i think so, because they're constantly trying to get those people involved in what's going on right now so they can have the experience and have an idea of what's going on and how to cope as they enter, you know, the service of the nation. that's -- that, to me, is a good way to keep it efficient and keep it rolling along in a way that will benefit the majority of americans, because it doesn't always work out that way, as we all know. >> a little bit of time left. we are actually out of time. so we're going to keep talking about this. >> at the table. >> at the table. it's really a great to see you, great to meet you. >> you too. >> your writing has struck me for a long time. this is a really good piece people should read. jkareem abdul-jabbar, thank you so much. >> it was a pleasure. >> have great weekend, everyone. we're back here on mon

michael jordan, that brand is growing at 35% constant currency on a consistent basis. they are going from -- they're doing more dtc business, which is margin creative. i think this company over time has earnings power of something like 650 by fiscal '26, and that's going to be because they actually get ebit margins to the high teens from 11% today, and how are they going to do it? lower freight costs, fx, inventory reductions, lower input costs. all those things are massive h headwinds for nike. demand will still stay strong and i feel this is blue chip on sale. it trades at a discount to lulu. lulu is up 35 times. i get it. it's a little bit faster growth, but i think nike is just world-class good balance sheet, and i don't think they have execution problems at all. >> all right, joe. do you want to counter that, because this is my bet -- this is not you saying it, and i know you're restricted in terms of what you can say -- my bet is when you rebalance your joet etf that nike finds its way in the trash bin. but you speak on it because you said recently something that

i don't my end inequality for you know michael jordan's the best basketball star and you know so he should get paid a lot more than you know somebody who isn't very good but when it's by monetary policy, it's done by government policy. and that's who's getting to pick the winners and losers, the merits and the talents and the free that's a huge problem. and they have driven trillions and trillions of dollars of wealth from main street to wall street. and i think that's a huge, huge takeaway. one thing that you mentioned is this idea of a central bank, digital currency. and when i'm out talking to people in my sphere, many of them who, you know, tend to be a little bit more financial inclined, it is the number one concern of people because there has been a movement towards bitcoin and cryptocurrency on the basis that those who have been the quote unquote stewards of the dollar and have supposed to they're supposed to keep it. right. that's part of their official one. one of two pieces of that, both on an international stage and on a domestic stage. right. because we have, the world's reserv

i was in chicago visiting not the bears, michael jordan, sam zell. where is nike? have a zelle. bank of america has a zelle. >> we'll find out tonight. >> yeah. tonight is after the bell. i say the streak has been looking for maybe a reiteration of guidance, as opposed to any kind of guide up or down. >> look, this stock is so low that i -- they have to say that the chinese have stopped buying nikes and buying other companies. what i do worry about with nike is what i worry about with everything coming with china, which is that costco said china's business is just fantastic, a great value. but nikes are expensive. that's what i wear now. they're expensive. they cost a great deal. these people know more about their exchange at 10:00 when they buy the shoe. they tend to talk about it. donna who speaks very broadly and is not a classic out. >> no. >> and, i mean, you always want to be careful. they don't want to take questions. they could have no questions about china, they would prefer it. i mean, an answer that might run afoul of the authorities there could always b

and later this week, john cena, rupaul, michael b. jordan jones, with music from dermot kennedy and cigarettes after sex. tonight, we begin a new year on an up-note with a very funny person. she is festive and resolute with a new movie too. "like a boss" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. you look fantastic. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: by the way, thank you. you played willona on "good times" live here on abc about three weeks ago. >> yes. >> jimmy: you were great, you really nailed it, you did a great job, thank you, it was very fun to do, it wasn't a hard character for me to play. >> jimmy: you did seem to slide right into willona. >> very close, and i watched "good times" for many, many years. >> jimmy: "good times" was one of the best. >> good times but they weren't good times. >> jimmy: most of them were bad, sarcastic good times, which is how i like to say it. when something is not going quite right -- >> "good times." [ laughter ] i heard your

tomorrow michael b. jordan and january jones will join us, with music from cigarettes after sex.st is an actor, author and body-slammer on the side. he gives voice to a polar bear named yoshi in the new movie "dolittle." it opens in theaters a week from friday. please welcome 16-time wwe world champion john cena. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. it's good to have you here. >> it's good to be back, what a raucous audience. >> jimmy: well, there was a baby out here earlier and it got people really riled up. are you a football fan? >> i am, and i'm from a small town in new england. >> jimmy: are the patriots your team? >> not by geography. i like them because they win a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're just admitting to being a bandwagon fan. >> yeah, as soon as they start losing i won't be a fan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it seems they just started doing that. >> they had a decent regular season. >> jimmy: that is true. >> it's weird that everybody in new england is saying the sky is falling when they won 12 games in the division. >> jimmy: you get spo