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with moneyball it was there's this baseball team that's winning as many games as the new york yankees, if this market is efficient, how on earth are they doing it? i thought maybe it was a magazine piece, and i went and asked them a question, and the answer was breathtakingly interesting. so it usually starts with some curiosity like that. and it leads me into a place. and then the interest mushrooms, and it mushrooms --ing it has to, for the book, for it to be a back book, it has to mushroom in specific ways. i have to find characters that have literary dimensions to them in situations that are really compelling. and they have to be willing to the let me hang around. so it isn't, there's no system to it. i'm not scouring the newspapers looking for what the next book is. i don't know what the next book is right now. i almost never do. and it's, so there's -- i'm as likely to get it from a dinner party, a beginning of an idea from a dinner party as i am or a conversation with a friend as from anywhere else. >> right. >> it's not a systematic process. it's a haphazard process. >> it rea

this baseball team that has a fifth of the resources of the new york yaquis -- yankees and i wouldn'task them a question and the answer was breath-takingly interesting. you start with some curiosity like that and it leads me into a place and then the interest mushrooms and mushrooms -- it has to mushroom in various ways. in situations that are really compelling. there's no system to it. i don't know what the next book is right now and i almost never do, and it's -- i'm likely to get frit a -- beginning of the idea from a dinner party or our conversation with a friend or from anywhere else. it's not a systematic process. >> it really is serendipity? >> it really is. i never really look -- to kind of find me one way or the other. i tell my kids, i've got my kids at 17, 14 and 9 and are very intelligent. i persuaded them that i have found parking spots in the very hard to park area, there's going to be a parking spot and one out of ten we find parking spot. [laughter] >> my for finding stories is a similar thing. i wander around. i have to believe myself that i have the gift to find stor

steer of major league baseball, rob manfredi, accompanied with randy levine, president of the new york yankees manfred on way out. >> what a great basketball fan he is and we're glad we had an opportunity to get together before his inauguration. reporter: take that for what it is worth. the mt. elect spoken many titleses over the year as mr. manfred what a great baseball fan. he played if high school. the two of them met today. this rfk, jr., meeting will go on. we're told the topic is vaccines. focus is in d.c. tomorrow, neil as you know returns here, much anticipated news conference in new york. we have 11:00 a.m. eastern start from midtown tomorrow. neil: middle of all those other confirmation hearings. connell, thank you very much. slated tomorrow to connell's point, we have rex tillerson for secretary of state, treasury, tom price at hhs, mike pompeo at cia the, elaine chao, transportation, that could be pushed back, james mattis as defense. part after blitzkrieg of confirmation hearings. can we go back, getting a little contentious with al franken leading the charge. >> among the cases t

president manfred met yesterday with president-elect donald trump at trump tower in mabt with new york yankees the game what a great baseball fan he is glad an opportunity to get together before inauguration. we know mom lets babes gr up to be cowboys they can get more done when watching cowboys tv can be great baby civil right not cartoons, rather the dallas cowboys, football game is on the baby is silent three-month-old has had two here at heart surgeries he stops and watches tv like all right, i am with cowboys. so she cried during cartoon put cowboys on everything good. >> good, that is great thanks, jared. we'll be right back. to the ope. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ... >> welcome back. we want to point out that rex tillerson is going to begin his confirmation hearing in 15 minutes. so stay with fox business network. stuart is going to have it live as rex tillerson is testifying in 15 minutes. final thoughts from our panel. >> i'd ha

star of the eagles in 1960 actually knocked frankie gifford, the biggest star of the new york giants unconscious in yankee stadium, knocked frank gifford out of football for a year and a half. eagles on the way to the championship and they had to jump over giants to get there. that play happening in new york in front of the giants fans made the cover of life magazine. that was kind of -- if you talked about kind of the flash point, eagles giants, that was probably it. >> sounds like big hits were the starting points for a lot of these. >> yes, that would probably be true. the other thing about cowboys, after that period went through a period of cowboys domination. cowboys beat eagles 21 out of 24 games, a lot of them very one-sided. a lot of them cowboys ran up the score to embarrass the eagles, many of those games in philadelphia. so it was a cumulative thing. then when cowboys called themselves america's team, that was certainly a bridge too far. >> what's your favorite moment in a rivalry between a philadelphia team? >> i think probably the 1980 nfc championship game when the eagles got to the champion

. >> in 2003, yankee was acquired by victoria and richard mckendmckenned child, they are master minds behind ceramic furniture popular in new york in the '80s, they remember determined to let yankee history shine brightly. >> she brought the immigrants to america to build america. reporter: victoria said that yankee has always been a worker ship, there used to be tons of men that lived to ship, aside from a passenger set, yankee worked in two wars. i went on tour, and first bid room, it was -- bedroom is the sleeping quarters for 16 of the men. >> so beautiful now. >> thank you. >> behind every twist and turn in there there were trap doors, secret doors. i wanted to spend a lot of time in victoria's closet it was a haven for historical costuming and her quirky fashion sense. oh, my goodness. >> you can go right on in. this is okay mazing. >> then i went up stairs to main living space. there was -- get this, a grand piano, fireplaces, and room for at least 150 to sing and dance. what did i do? i got on the piano and i tried to play a tune. ♪ that's all i have. if you are interested -- >> they bought the boat, they live on the boa

philadelphia was followed by boston, new york and washington, d.c. >>> former yankee slugger, alex rodriguez, has a new gig. he's set to host a reality show on krbz called back in the game. pro ath alitos struggling with money woes. they'll be paired with financial advisers to help them manage their cash. he earn just about $500 million during his career. >>> the baseball hall of fame will announce its latest round of inductees today. this was last year's ceremony when the hall inducted two members. among the notables who could be named hall this year are tim raines, trevor hoffman, jeff bagwell and ivan rodriguez. curt schilling is also eligible. >>> the new jersey hall of fame is welcome south jersey's soccer star, carli lloyd. it all start in lloyd's hometown. that's where she fell in love with the sport also include -- >>> 1142, profiting off the presidential inauguration, pr from bears that look like donald trump to putin toys, there is something for everyone. >>> and the it's kind of a gray, dreary ta today, but more sun by tomorrow and how about for your weekend forecast. help you pla

i can't get them in new york city unless i go to a yankee game.kennedy: you go to the theme park-like facilities in order to have some casual dippindots. >> i'm proudly on the wrong side of history, i say long live original cream ice cream. dinnindots are terrible. they are a cup full of freezer burn. >> i agree. kennedy: if they are gluten-free you can count me in on your war. if the place to run for safety is silicon safety. apparently many people who live there have been building underground bunkers and stockpiling weapons. apparently they are afraid the people will revolt once computers and robots take all of our jobs and we are forced to scrounge for morsels of rat meat. at first i thought maybe the silicon valley billionaires are just scared of a trump administration and they think chaos and lawlessness are the next phase. they are worried about robots. do they have something here? >> i want to see the alex jones' can-like doomsday preparer ads. this is the only locally sourced quinoa that i have in my bunker. kennedy: people are moving to n

new york city mayor will be another steppingstone on her way to seeking the presidency again. hillary clinton can't run for mayor from prison. critics right i am more likely to start as shortstop for the yankeeslary clinton is to run for mayor. don't sell yourself short. she has to stop hanging out in the woods. she has to put her pantsuit on again. the washington post, a little goof. >> some explaining to do. take a look at the cover of thursday's washington post section featuring a story about an anti-trump women's march in washington. using the wrong gender, deleted its press publicizing the cover and how it was supposed to look at in the corrected cover will be included in the trade edition. hilarious low-budget cat commercials. many of us have seen commercials that tug at the heartstrings urging animal adoption. >> a selection of quality care. sleeping kitties. >> the animal rescue and shelter, the number one trend is fishing video on youtube. we will be right back, stay with us. li? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more happen. >> black teenagers who'd tortured a disabled man on facebook live, president-elect trump will be brough -- briefed by the cia about

new york too, i know what that means. about a year ago, i said, you're a yankees fan?s going. ed: sorry, i can't do that one. next thing i know, he's tweeting, him and john mcenroe, john mcenroe got my seat. clayton: i could see that. abby: i don't blame you for that one. >> so i called mitchell last night, any ticket you want at any -- ed: my friend be, you're a man of your word. if you run for office, i know you're going to keep your promise. you make a promise, a year and a half later. abby: and, joe, you've been lifting weights for it. >> yes, we've been working out. abby: you're looking good. good to have you. >> i knew ed would get on me. ed: elevating the level of excitement on our show. [laughter] ed: meanwhile, the mainstream media hits the panic button over the president's immigration order. >> chaos, confusion and protests. >> there was chaos and confusion at airports today -- >> chaos, confusion and fear. ed: lieutenant colonel tony schafer is here to separate fact from fiction next. abby: plus, trump's big, beautiful wall getting a big endorsement this mor