i mean, i felt enough pressure just playing golf with michael jordan.: how did you do? >> justin: i made four birdies in seven holes and helped pay for my first car. [applause] >> stephen: do you mind me asking, what were the stakes? did you know what you were playing for when you started? >> justin: i didn't know the amount. he said to everybody, don't tell him what we are playing for because he might, yeah, -- >> stephen: freak out? >> justin: something like that. i won three or four grand. it was a funny story. we got done and the assistant at the time was helping kind of get stuff together and everyone comes in after 36 holes and they are like, you know, my dad is giving me a hard time. you need to tip him. i'm like, to? he's like matt, the assistant. all i have this hundreds is what i told my dad. you've got to tip him. i gave him o 100. my dad was like i can't believe you just gave him a hundred dollars. that's all i had. >> stephen: your featured in season two of "full swing" on netflix. one story line is about the ryder cup, u.s. players against

there you are there. [ cheers and applause what was it like spending time with michael jordan? do a shot and then we would cut, and they'd have to change the camera and we'd go play two holes of golf and then come back. that's kind of -- you know -- you know, i'm still a little -- not bitter we won the game and i guess it's about that. but i made the steal at the end of that game, and i passed it to mike, and then i was wide open [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> you think that guy'd give it back >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, they can call him the greatest of all time he's a ball hog. [ laughter ] he's a ball hog. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my god oh, my gosh. you must have fans from around the world coming up to you, big "ghostbusters" fans. i happen to have one random shot i found of you, bill, with this tiny intruder sitting on your head. [ laughter ] whose baby is this >> that's not my baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's not yours this is not an episode of "maury." we're not getting into this. bill, you are the father, yeah >> yeah, he looks easily happy enough to be

[laughter] no -- >> michael: you played against michael jordan.l of a sudden, i was taking this medicine that was saying take it once every whatever. where i am making that call, all of a sudden, one day it flipped where that medicine was telling me when to take it. and before i know it, oh, i was only supposed to take three today, now i'm at four. i am at five. then i get to seven or eight and i go, this is an issue, man. and i cut it down to four or five and then guess what? maybe an argument or whatever. [bleep] this. and that was -- from the time i was 15 or 16 years old, though, i started having some depression and whatnot. and really started coping that way then, because i didn't know how to cope. >> michael: what do you have to say to people listening who might be a middle school phenom in a sport or high school phenom in a sport, everything is in front of them, it seems like, and there is a reality of this that you have lived? what do you say to somebody who might be in the throes of addiction right now? do you have a message or thought? >

>> jordan: no, michael. normal here and i have no reason to question or subversively mock anyone. okay?! putin, 2024! >> desi: russia's a free and open democracy! speak your mind! let's hear some cutting barbs! >> jordan: are you trying to get me [bleep] killed?! hey hey! privyet, mr. president! six more years! six, hundred more years! oh, and good luck in november! >> michael: wait, he has another election this november? >> jordan: a big one! just not in russia! [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> desi: okay! thank you, everyone. it's great to see democracy in action! >> michael: so true. when we come back: spring break! don't go away. [cheers and applause] the moment a friend becomes a real friend. ohhh... please no. who wants to jam? [playing ukulele off-key] hey pal! friends don't let friends be ukulele guy. oh, he's humming now. i think i'm gonna be sick. somebody make it stop! nah, man. no. ( ♪♪ ) dos equis. raise one with a real one. (vo) hi, we're visible. dos equis. the wireless company with nothing

michael jordan. michael jordan.is is the correct answer. american basketball player, six-time nba champion with the chicago bulls. the monument was erected in chicago in 1994, when michael announced his retirement, but then, as we know, he triumphantly returned, then cristiano ronaldo, ronaldo, of course this bust was installed in 2017 at the airport on the national island of madeira, he caused a lot of jokes, ridicule, it was immediately removed, but when it was removed , the fans said: please return it, we need this, this monument, next, zlatan ibrahimovic, zlatan ibrahimovic, that's right, swedish football player, the statue was installed in 2017 in the swedish city of malmo, where he was born. started his career, was repeatedly attacked by vandals, since ibrahimovic himself subsequently invested money in a rival club further than military, military, it seems to me that it was more difficult than with muhammad ali, but nevertheless this is the correct answer. wayne gretzky, monument established in 1989 in edmonto

or michael jordan, does he give you these shoes? >> m.j. gives them to me. >> jimmy: m.j. know. yeah, yeah. i don't want to drop names. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you're going to drop one, that's a good one to drop. >> yeah, no, we're -- we're friends. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and we -- coincidentally, we wear the same size shoe, a 13. so exclusives drop and i go out to buy them and i can't buy them because everybody's bought them before me, i call m.j. up. and he sends them to me. >> jimmy: you actually phone and say, "hey, can i get some shoes?" >> yeah, he can't tell me no because he's lying. man, we got the same size shoe, you got them. just send me one pair of yours. like there was this exclusive that dior made with jordan that i went to buy, and i couldn't, and they were like 15, $20,000. so i called him up. and he said, "it will be there in a couple of days." two days later, they showed up at my house. >> jimmy: they did. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you sell them immediately? >> sure. [ laughter ] no they're still there. i've worn them once, just so people can see that i have

michael jordan and shaquille o'neal. all that was big for me. >> all right. let's move to college hoops. the wcc quarterfinals. one international phenom will make his conference tournament debut. our matt lively has the story. >> reporter: the bay area is home to many famous basketball stars, but there's one you likely have not heard of. add-on may not be a famous name in the states, but overseas he is a icon. the basketball team quietly had a nice season. much louder, the noise from their crowd when mike is on the floor. >> probably happened crowd is just there for mike. >> reporter: that is what he goes by. mongolian mike, the first basketball player from mongolia to receive a d1 scholarship. >> reporter: mike may be just another college basketball player here in san francisco, but in his home country he is a superstar. >> it is great getting recognized by them. >> reporter: he played his first year at dayton before transferring to usf. >> just a lot of mongolians. you know? it feels more like home. >> he gets recognized around the city and he even has a tr

and to quote the goat, michael jordan, obstacles don't have to stop you. a wall, don't turn around and give up, figure out how to climate go through it, or work around it. hard problems really do energize me. i grew up as a cold war sealer in the navy, when our nation faced the hard problem of the soviet union. as a part of the intelligence community, i was extremely proud to take on what we refer to as the great power competition. part of my contribution to those efforts included incorporating open-source enterprise into the agency's director of digital innovation and integrating into the [ indiscernible ] centers. all of those challenges were hard cyber security is a different kind of a hard problem. it stems from the threat that is very real and persistent. one example? amongst many, is a threat from the people's republic of china. last week, i had the honor of testifying in front of the house select committee, focused on the chinese communist party, with my colleagues from across the federal government. i worked with the fbi director, and my former bos

every team plays each other, similar to the mba and nhl in their efforts to promote lebron james, michael jordan want to make sure fans have a chance to see the bigger stars. paul: otani is a big star. what has to happen for the contract to be worth it? >> it is probably already worthwhile. a few people we talked to called it a team friendly contract, which sounds crazy considering it is 700 million dollars, but the deferrals make it so the dodgers will spend aggressively on other big free-agent stars without going over the luxury cap. mlb if you spend over a certain amount of money, you get taxed. so they will be able to spend aggressively and it's a great deal for otani if he avoids california income taxes on the money that he earns after the contract is up. when a championship is viable for a franchise. the patriots are an example. they went from being one of the least valuable franchises 20 years ago to winning six super bowl championships and consistently valued as mvps in the world. winning a world series would make this valuable to the dodgers, but they are making a lot of money on the ad

convinced paired to steph curry because of her shooting prowess but in my mind she is more similar to michael jordan of basketball and became a in icon. i don't want to put pressure on caitlin, she is only 22 and still in college but does she have that kind of aura about her where she does go a little beyond the game of basketball?— basketball? without question she has that _ basketball? without question she has that aura. _ basketball? without question she has that aura. like - basketball? without question she has that aura. like i - basketball? without question | she has that aura. like i said, sold out arenas. she had a deal with nikkei which expires and pretty much every athletic company is lining up to throw money at her at this point. she had deals with state farm and gatorade. she is already a superstar and when you get her into the pros it will be that much more. it will drive a new audience in a big one and that audience in a big one and that audience has ever had before. the conversations around her and around what she has been doing is something we have never seen in women sports before.

that was a driving factor in my decision to return to government service and to quote the goat michael jordan't have to stop you. if you run into a wall don't turn around and give up figure out how to climate and go through it or work around it. our problems do energize me i grew up as a cold or sailor in the navy when our nations face the hard problem with the soviet union. part of the intelligence community i was extremely proud to take on what we now refer to as the great power competition. part of my contribution to those efforts included incorporating the open source enterprise into the agencies and into the centers. all of those challenges were hard with cybersecurity is a different kind of a hard problem. that stems from the threat which is very real and persistent. one example amongst many is the threat from the people's republic of china. last week i had the honor of testifying in front of the house select committee to focus on the chinese communist party with my colleagues from across the federal government in particular. assistant director easterly fbi director wray my friend and f

know i sound like a sports announcer talking about a team or a play or run of a lifetime like michael jordaning back to three championship and rope after leaving the game of basketball altogether. >> there six nba championship and it's our second repeat. >> it's time someone acknowledges is come back because you cannot deny what's happening before our eyes and part of the reason the comeback is happening is because the things trump stands for are the things americans can no longer stand to witness like a wide open border. >> walls and wheels i always said, one thing never gets obsolete, a wallet wheel, everything is obsolete. >> criminals running rampant across our cities, some of which came here through the broken border. >> the 22-year-old nursing student was found dead near lake herrick at the university of georgia friday police arrested 26-year-old josÉ antonio ibarra ibarra from venezuela o'reillys order. >> i think everybody democrats, independence and republicans all want the border back. this making our stance on the world stage weaker than ever before, think about what's happening o

this was the first time you can get a michael jordan rookie card out of a pack.age about three jordan rookies and four jordan rookie stickers per box however based on collation of this particular box, expert that authenticated it says there's four rookie stickers so a guaranteed four rookie jordan stickers and possibly seven or eight in the box and if you saw me on king of collectibles, the tv show, this is the exact box i was opening with the type of box i was opening with drake. this is like the top of the line basketball box. it is 38 years old and it will go for about $200,000 at goldin.com stuart: might get lucky and have rock eye cards inside and be worth a great deal of money. it's a gamble. >> yeah, the good thing is you're going to get jordan rookies and at least six or seven jordan rookies in here and high graded that go for $200,000 a pop. lauren: open them? >> somebody get it is and opens the box. stuart: ken, we're out of time. the auction is live? >> it's right not at goldin.com and it is the march elite option and go to goldin.com and bid. i want t

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michael jordan. shaquille o'neal. all that stuff was big for me. >> in college hoops, portland takes on san francisco in the wcc finals, and one international phenom will make his international debut. we have the story. >> reporter: the bay area is home to many famous basketball stars, but there's one you likely have not heard of. now, enkhiin-od may not be a famous name in the united states, but overseas he is a legend. much louder when mike sharavjamts is on the floor. >> probably half the crowd is there just for mongolian mike. >> reporter: that is what sharavjamts goes by. mongolian mike. >> only a 3 million population. >> reporter: mike may be just another college basketball here but in his home country, he is a superstar. >> it has been great being recognized by them. >> reporter: he says the mongolian community in the bay area has made the transition easy. >> it feels more like home. you know? >> reporter: he gets recognized around the city and even has a traveling fan base. >> his fans are all over the place.

. >> go dogs is always good to see people who maybe don't make the first time michael jordan for example until ready also and pretty made to the super bowl. >> a long list of the glory, that doesn't for us we will see you next week and become a wife, liberty you live in, starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" sunday. thank you for being here we have two great guest congressman chip roy who needs no introduction. we have his former boss senator ted cruz who needs no introduction. but before we get there let's talk about the border and immigration. when ways are typically not discussed you keep hearing this term hr two. hr two. ten months ago republicans in the house of representatives passed a bill. it lose a bill to secure the bor it was called secure the border act real potential law passed by the house of representatives and sent to the united states senate. you know what the united states and it did with that? see this, they did that they killed 10 months ago. they could have had border security law which truly was th

to consumers piling on additional credit card debt to get by not working second jobs cool when michael jordanment but 65-year-old, retiree all of a sudden has to drive uber one or two nights a week that is not cool what is your take on that setup. >> what you are referencing the appearance in household survey much weaker employment growth than number force littered with problems fake add to the number the rest is driven by healthcare education just recovering after blasted by covid cycle employment was negative before january surprise, problematic as well. maria: check jobless claims crossing the tape cheryl has the numbers. cheryl: , to labor i think interesting first the initial jobless claims hotter than expected 217,000 looking for 215 continuing times ticking higher than we thought 1.906 million looking for 1.889 million, remember this is ahead of the jobs' report for february going to get tomorrow but the productivity labor numbers, interesting here, productivity higher than first read for the fourth quarter last year 3.2% previously it was -- it was well, estimate 3.1, 3.2, labor costs

you know, michael jordan, shaquille o'neal, all of that was big for me. so, i always loved going to see basketball games. >> okay, good stuff. open floor. >> how much restraint do you have to have, when you go to these matches, to not want to -- but give me a racket, man! >> well, my knee has not been perfect. you can just sit off to the sidelines and enjoy the show and be a tennis fan. i don't have that feeling a whole lot, i only play a little bit now with my children, as my wife, and friends from time to time but i really haven't gone out to practice to improve my game. >> who out there -- give me two players where you would dig in your wallet, pull out the plastic and sita pay to play? >> you have to see them play. especially before i retire, that is like a bucket list, in my opinion. for the new guys, i will go with alcaraz at the center. i think those are the last four guys on the tour, and of course, many others, as well. i think the focus is on those four, the young guys doing extremely well. they are pushing the old guys out, which is a little sa

and -- saw michael jordan slipping out of the arena when the bulls played an exhibition.iend and i were waiting and he slipped out of a side door. cool stuff right there. let me begin with you, alex, famous person you've met out and about? >> does donald trump count? i would say he's probably the most famous person in the world right now, or at least, you know, wearing the 2024 campaign especially. i had the opportunity to interview him in 2016 when he was running. >> kevin: that would certainly qualify. jack, famous person? >> probably mikhail gorbachev. i studied soviet politics in college and he came to c-span for an interview when i worked there in the 1990s. >> kevin: look at that picture of chad looking good. robert. >> one night in atlanta will they were filming the hunger gains, me and woody harrelson did shots. >> kevin: tough to top that one david. >> i was 16 years old doing singing telegrams in cleveland. they sent me to a party and i thought i was singing happy birthday to bob hope. >> kevin: paul, how about you? >> sir charles, saw him at a hotel bar, watchi

. >> go dogs is always good to see people who maybe don't make the first time michael jordan for exampleme a wife, liberty you live in, starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

this is a michael jordan in his prime. muhammad ali in his prime. what actually happened here which is a problem. on one side the ohtani mix interpreter available and he said he is the greatest friend a guy could have it. i put myself in hot water i cannot afford to pay the bookie off. my best friend has a financial l means to do it helps me. that's a story we can wrap our arms around, right? and then an hour later is no, no, no everything the interpreter said is a lie. ohtani had no idea he had many problems with the problem is twofold. one compulsive gamblers or world-class layers we know the interpreter is no light we just don't know which story is a lie. number two and the problem ohtani is known to happen don't care how much money you have, how did this guy allegedly have access to wire large sums of money? we know of at least two wires half a million dollars each from the ohtani personal bank account to the account of this alleged bookmaker. how does that happen? you cannot play babe in the woods and claim i had no idea someone in my circle ha

michael jordan, for example. i believe tom brady also was brock purdy.ong list of people. all right. well that does it for us. we'll see you next weekend. life, liberty and levin starts right now. mike there's moonshine in the trunk. moonlight's on our tail like if we get caught, they're gonna haul us off to jail. they'll like, rip it out of you, jesse

michael jordan, for example. i believe tom brady also was brock purdy. everybody looked past brock purdy, just made it to the super bowl long list of people. all right. well that does it for us. we'll see you next weekend. life, liberty and levin starts right now. mike there's moonshine in the trunk. moonlight's on our tail like if we get caught, they're gonna haul us off to jail. they'll like, rip it out of you, jesse slew of delegates just days after faceup at the southern border. >> this is a joe biden invasion. cracks such as what it says join me. >> both get us trying to address what many voters now call their top concern, america's border crisis some high-profile violent crimes linked to migrants like the killing of a young nursing student in georgia, turbocharge the issue for quick snow policies of been adopted by the commission that of trade century city status in athens. we will get reaction from republican senator marco rubio democrat ben cardin. then, present by the set to deliver the final state at the union address of his first term. days af

. >> they need a new michael jordan. >> who's that? >> i think he's still the number one seller.bably. yeah. >> yeah, yeah i mean his brand still does fine. uh- good. sleep can be very hard to get. you probably know about this. hotels are counting on this to the point that they're marketing to a new industry. something called sleep tourism. kristin is very interested in this. a whole vacation where she does nothing but sleep. reporter ariel reshef has a look at the new trend. >> the cdc recommends adults ages 18 and over should get a minimum of seven hours of sleep per night, but that's far from reality for a lot of us. >> 1 in 3 adults report struggling to either fall asleep or maintain sleep to the rescue. >> hotels and resorts offering special sleep and spa packages ranging in price from $300 to $12,000 to help travelers get some much needed rest. it's a trend called sleep tourism. >> the idea behind these sleep retreats is really giving us collectively, a break and pulling ourselves out of our normal day to day hotels, creating environments that are best for rest, quiet, temp

he's got this mistaken belief that michael jordan is the man.were. a whole range of chicago athletics. >> the president got a big boost from jay-z then paid it back. president obama helped induct him into the hall of fame. and this is about leadership but it's also about race. but it's in his words. do you know the song murder to excellence? jay-z says black excellence, opulence, decadence, tux is next to the president. success never smelled so sweet. i stink of success, the new black elite. they say my black card is -- my verse is like church, my jesus piece. now please domino domino only spot a few blacks the higher i go. what up to will, shout out to o, i think that could be obama or oprah. but then he says, quote, that ain't enough. we're going to need a million more kicking the door biggie flow i'm all dressed up with nowhere to go. i'm curious just your reflection on that artistic reading of you there being with some of the other people but is it not enough people in the room? >> i was the first this, the first that. i always wonder where

you have to hear the art and judge it for what it is and that would be like saying michael jordan can't form of musical red lining. when you understand the history of it, country music, even the creation of the banjo, comes from africa. they would make it, and they would make tamp renes and banjos, and white folks played it in black face, brought it to america. and really made it popular with white folks for white folks and then now the rise of country music. >> let's get into it. you came in the cowboy hat. we'll get to your fall back, but since we're into this right now, i want to remind everyone, mario has been on our show before, and he had an impromptu moment where he brought his son into the frame. the joys of a zoom interview. and he also brought his son into the frame in the new movie. >> looking good. >> i think there's been some kind of mistake. >> oh, yeah, what's that? >> we don't serve colored. >> well, that's not right. we don't eat colored. >> tell us about the project and the family affair. >> you know how it is. if you take the studio's money, if you take mcdonald's mon

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

he is in the hall of fame aim with the likes of a kareem abdul-jabbar or kobe bryant as a michael jordan and he has the most points and he still has some more left in the tank. we've never seen anything like this before and i know people will be angry with me because some people say, because jordan has more championships than lebron, but i'm going to say he is our goat and we have to acknowledge that two things can be true. and this man is doing things we've never seen before. >> yeah. and didn't play in college, right now, notably carrie. so good to have you on. thanks so much you know, we did just get some sad news into the cnn newsroom and that is that former well, former us this pn, colleague of carey's longtime nfl analyst, chris mortensen. he passed away today at the age of 72. if you've been watching espn through the years, he's been a very familiar face. we just got that sad news in and our very best to his family and his loved ones. we'll be right back tonight >> van jones heads home. >> to find out what is driving the divide in tennessee politics. >> there has been a very activ

he also added three steals and two blocks, becoming the first player and so legendary michael jordan to record that stat line in nba regulation game. finally, kim, the men's college basketball regular season wrapping up on saturday with one of the biggest rivalries in all of sports, duke versus north carolina with the acc season title hanging in the balance. this one was spicy in the first half, dukes how filipowski and unc's harrison ingram got tangled up both felkel to court. filipowski appear to try to trip in gram's. he said afterwards he didn. >> north carolina they weren't tripping know they would rally to get to 84, 79 wind. and then you'll see them celebrating right in front of the duke students section as the blue devils fans were tossing drinks and whatever else they could get their hands-on and unc's direction i got hit with water, ice, the gaga with gumball. i wasn't whose has a gumball butler knows all >> they will get it all like refreshing >> it was live with led talk to we would talk to craig it was >> i mean, i've never been hit with a gumball or even had one thrown

. >> you can i just quickly say michael jordan averaged like 17 points a game when he was in college she said 32 this season. she's she's good. all right. we are just moments away from the supreme court releasing what could be a key ruling with major implications 2024 presidential election. stay with us. we'll have details >> to be a headline on his vegas that's what i i wanna do. >> vegas. the story of sin city next sunday at ten on cnn >> my cry >> thanks, maggie >> i have active psoriatic arthritis, but with sky rosie to treat my skin and joints. i'm feeling along with their skin, scarborough's. he helps me move with joint pains, stiffness, swelling in and is just four doses a year after to starter doses, serious allergic reactions and an increase risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your dr. if you have an infection or symptoms had a vaccine or plan to, there's nothing quite clear scan and better everybody ask your dr. about scar busy today, learn how he could help you save. >> don't abandon me yet. >> a second term we could all agree on >> i legall

michael jordan as the only player to get at least 5 deals and 5 boxes in perspective. game. meanwhile, in los angeles, lakers shut off the visiting the washington wizards. an overtime anthony david scored 40 points and 15 re bounce while abroad. james had 31 and 9 says as the lakers beat them, a 134-2131. james is now just 9 away from becoming the 1st player in n b. a history to reach 40000 points for us really are in complete control of their 1st test against me. zealand after a bad and collapse from the house has left it all to do. cameron green was on a $102.00 going into dave to and that then turned it to $174.00. not as, as australia was both out for 383 easy ones. top order was taken apart. they were at one point on 29th, for 5, highlighted by chain williamson's rhino without. shirley started their 2nd any late in the day and a zealand made some early in rhodes. but australia still have a significant lead of $217.00 would be making an ireland to have one their 1st ever test matched and just a game at this level. and i'm beaten half century from captain andrew. about bernie . why

items worn by michael jordan, kobe bryant, lebron james and the bay area's own steph curry are up forn bid on the jerseys curry wore during the three point competition last month. curry's jersey is expected to sell for up to $500,000. the auction starts on thursday and runs through april 12th. next at 630. former president trump has just a few days to come up with nearly half a billion bucks in his civil fraud case settlement. what happens if he can't pay up? and the proposed mexican museum in downtown san francisco may not open any time soon. the new allegations about the misuse of funds that could spell its downfall. and as we head to break a live look outside, now at 630, taking a bite out of apple. california among the states suing apple in a major antitrust suit. the justice department saying the company is building an illegal smartphone monopoly, then price gouging accusations against major grocery stores accused of hiking prices during covid to make money. and another half hour means more puppies. we're celebrating national puppy day the best way we know how, by showing off som

jordan manning, named after michael jordan and peyton manning, came to life.ive a glimpse what it's like. i have been a true crime reporter now for 30 year, ten of that on "deadline crime." your job is not to be the story, but the pain and reality of sitting across from someone who has gone through a great loss. it takes a toll. >> how do you fine the time? you have your show. you're a mom. where does your writing fit in? >> in the shower. [ laughter ] no. i have voice recorders all around my house. often i'm in the shower an i'm like, i need jordan to do this. i'll jump out. you see wet footprints all through my house. my mom is old school. she goes, you're going to electrocute yourself. mom, it's a cell phone. i jump back in. or i'm in bed and then my phone is there. i'm lying in bed asleep. i wake up, oh, i need jordan to do this. my husband is like, what's wrong with you? i wanted this to be a thriller. i wrote this particular edition of jordan manning in the city. at first i was out on long island doing my best stephen king. i sound like a new yorker, swe

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we might have south carolina, stanford, uconn, and iowa, with caitlin clark in her last dance, michael jordann to college and then is going to the pros. this is it for her. we'll see a show, the best in basketball. iowa and caitlin clark, brightly circled a million times over on that side of the field. >> people, just because i'm, you know, an old guy, an old, grumpy guy, people are like, when will women get paid the same amount? i said, well, when women start drawing the ratings that men draw. we see this -- >> it's happening now. >> -- in tennis and everything else. in basketball, it is happening now. if anybody can find a more compelling basketball player right now with what she's doing day in and day out, let me know. you're exactly right. >>> i want to go to the nfl for a second. >> i figured. >> i have a few pet peeves. russ wilson is one of them. i'm glad he's getting to play on the steelers. >> there it is. >> haven't talked about my latest pet peeve. jack scarborough and i, we believe that justin fields has been treated like garbage by the bears, by the bears fan base, by everybody e

when the spotlight is brighter, we've seen it with michael jordan, tom brady, derek jeter, i give herthe spotlight goes on, she gets better. that's what is incredible about her. >> you look at the three-pointer she made from basically half court to beat pete maravich's record. extraordinary. >> yes. >> pablo, stay there. >> all right. >> this is ghostbusters, where we cross, actually -- >> cross the streams. >> we're going to do it with nbc sports soccer analyst and co-host of "men in blazers" roger bennet. roger and pablo, you don't think it should work together. you know what? >> it doesn't. >> it's like resee's. >> i love surprise in the morning. >> #team mika. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> roger, mika, unfortunately, we actually -- we had a lot of people come over to the house yesterday to watch the game of the year. >> yeah. >> the match of the year. >> she loves it. >> trying to rest after a long trip. >> mika is trying to rest after a long trip, but she's hearing a lot of screaming, mainly from me. i won't bring jack scarborough into this. >> jack is very nice. >> a game that i