they knew teddy was a golden red sox fan.say they signed him for exactly what teddy told them to do. >> as joe mentioned, teddy ebersol field lies on charles drive, it's a wonderful tribute to you and teddy and the entire family. the core of your family, it would seem to me, and i have seen teddy in the box, and your wife susan. talk about your wife's strength, and your wife's role in keeping your family together and moving your family forward. >> susan was the only person, one of the only people in our family who wasn't on the plane when it crashed. she had gotten off in this town of montrose, because telluride was snowed in, and she was halfway to telluride when a guy who worked for us somehow got a call through all of those huge mountains, and she drove back, you know, filled with dread that she was going to find out that teddy was gone. when she got back there, she immediately discovered that that was true. and from that moment on, her strength just grew and grew and grew, and holding us all together. none of the kids wen

i do there, warren says, michel, love your red sox . i do appreciate your red sox.ate there is a cost of living crisis , but i can actually afford shoes. , but i can actually afford shoes . these are not socks. shoes. these are not socks. these are right . let's give these are right. let's give both. thank you for your observation nonetheless. right. let's get into the tax situation then shall we this whole thing then shall we this whole thing the way if you're wondering how we. oh yeah a class upon my boots on the street street if you're wondering by the way how we ourselves in this situation in terms of the tax tax hikes sorry , spending cuts. well it's sorry, spending cuts. well it's all about, isn't it? there's sorry, spending cuts. well it's all about, isn't it? there' s £55 all about, isn't it? there's £55 billion, so—called black hole . i billion, so—called black hole. i want to start with you, by the way, emily do you even believe that concept? because there's been a few economists out there are saying we don't even really this hole . it's all down this blac

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it was the first of what would eventually be the boston red sox world championships.as rapid as you get with the theme song, the drums and fans throughout the stands. it's really a wonderful time. they're just up the way no one is today. >> you will see the legacy of. that can, spurring here it is. our america's out tomorrow. it's an amazing gorgeous book home library, we will be right back. >> to offer suggestions for how toto improve engagement and revenue. guess less and sell more with intuit mailchimp. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. i love san francisco, but i'm working overtime to

s. deployed agents in the ukraine, so this is the new operation red sox, which was please say your stroke under undermined the ukrainian s. s or at the time . so did she a, has a 70 plus year history and ukraine of trying to manipulate and undermine, and exacerbate the at no nationalist realities of, of ukraine. so to portray this, as brian said as a, and this is vladimir putin waking up in the 24th of february, sticking a pin on a map and rolling across the border in pale expansion is, is utterly delusional. and i think it is beginning to see that into the narrative in europe here, where people like us are being listened to unless attacked for of use of people are being forced to listen as the lensky really shows. and that he isn't interested in independent and non aligned assessment of his allegations. he digs his heels in, there's one truth. and if you don't follow the truth, you're essentially allied with a monstrous russian war machine, which is only ludicrous, you know, fell up though the russia warned months in advance of the start of the special mill and military operation, partic

think in all the endless endless hours we spent together, if we spent 2 minutes talking about the red sox, sometimes you like tennis, but other than that, there wasn't lot of sports that crossed over into experience. now, mitch albom was your first book at about age 3940. you've written some others subsequently are those. yeah, well, right. came out when i was 39 and that was the last time the way that i wrote a sports book was one that came before tuesdays with morrie. i've written nine other books since then, most of them novels, a couple of them nonfiction, the novels really all of the books that have followed from the five people you meet in heaven for one more day, have a little faith finding chick the magic strings of frankie all the way up to the latest one the stranger in the lifeboat. they are all in some way probably traceable back to my experience. morrie and talking about the things that really were universally important to human beings, about finding meaning in their lives, or the kind of essential ingredients of life. once you, once you realize, really realize that your life

not because the red sox were terrible. fuel oil up 19.8%. that is an issue.e challenges in the northeast. how does this report change the fed speak, lisa has reported on that we see today? matthew: i do not think it changes it at all. michael: you go back to the standard disclaimer of economics in one month's data do not make a trend. it does tell them they are in the right direction. it underscores the idea that maybe they can take a bit of -- i do not know what word to use is, i do not think it is a pivot to go down to 50 basis points. lisa: step down. michael: thank you. step down to 50 basis points, they will be justified in the markets view. we got a lot of fed speak today. we will get a instantaneous reaction to what has happened. lisa: how much are we looking at at the areas that didn't accelerate as much as expected, those kinds of deceleration's would continue? is there a sense of any kind of trend in in the areas you have been parsing through? michael: that is the problem. you cannot call it a trend. there is not anything that has been consistently

group, owned and founded by john henry, known to many of you because of the ownership of the boston red sox, fsg inviting offers for a possible liverpool sale. liverpool ballclub. they are reporting that morgan stanley and god would have been retained to help with the process. they have been murmurings over the last three months but here we are based on the athletic reporting. tom: this is different. i am spark -- speaking with your expertise. any other tore my oil -- turmoil in the premier league, these guys are wonderful operators. old fenway park combined with tom warner, these guys are competent. when i suggest -- what i suggest, they sell from a point of strength. jonathan: what would he go for? $5 billion? tom: i went on youtube and solve a magical point where the players come out with the little kids. there are the tots and all that. there is that liverpool red and the payroll and the quality of the players, this -- is it like the new york yankees? jonathan: not quite, but close. i will offend some chelsea fans and look at the price of 4 billion dollars and say liverpool has more of

. >> and warburg, way to go red sox. way to go. that's great. he only wanted to stay with the red sox. phillies, just looking unbelievable. so, rev, going from -- let's keep watching these highlights and keep them in the loop. rev and i are talking politics and crime for a second. while we're talking about philadelphia, i thought about you yesterday afternoon, and i saw the pew poll that, again, we talked about how crime is going to impact the pennsylvania races. even if fetterman wins it's tighter because of crime. and i remember we had four black voters in pg alise's focus group saying crime is the issue. we're afraid to go to work, afraid to go home. oh, it's racist to talk about crime. this pew poll comes out shows among democrats, i believe it's 85% of black voters picked crime as the top issue. 81% of black democrats say crime is the top issue. look at that. white voters. it's at 56% of white voters, but in the democratic party, only 33% of white democrats, and this explains so much of what you've been trying to tell us and teach us for tw

congressman jefferson is a friend, even though he's a red sox fan, i'm a yankee fan, and another memberalifornia all are good and i will say our transition has been graceful. and transparent. so, i'm very proud of what's happening in our caucus. griff: in just in the last 40 seconds or so we have left. pick up on the conversation between aishah and congresswoman tenney, and that is about your incoming chairman, james comer is going to do a deep dive into the biden family business. it looks like subpoena hunter biden. your reaction to that, are you okay with that, something you believe should be pursued. >> i was a former republican when i first got to office. and i believe it should be facts. and i sat through the cohen hearing and the mueller hearing and i think the voters, the message you sent, whether you're a liberal democrat as i am, or a conservative republican, that we respect each other's ideological and principled view how we govern, but ultimately do what's best for the truth of the american people and let the voters decide. i'm fine with oversight appropriately done for anyon

rooting for the phillies we will not talk about the issues the astros have bertha coombs is a boston red sox fan. thank you very much. >>> candidates are racing to shore up support ahead of the mid-term elections tomorrow and president biden and two former presidents hitting the campaign trail to sway contests nbc's brie jackson is joining from us washington with more on this story brie, a lot of political star power on the trail >> good morning, frank it is crunch time. president biden will spend the day campaigning in maryland while former president trump will hit the road and hold a rally in ohio. a final pitch to voters and the final days leading into the crucial midterm. >> the election is not a referendum it's a choice. a choice between two visions of america. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, president biden is touting the administration's investment in climate, warning of threats to democracy and praised job gains under democratic leadership. this weekend was filled with last-minute campaigning by mr. biden and past presidents in the keystone state at republican rallies, former pre

everyone has a right to want to republicans in charge, but when derek jeter retired from baseball, the red soxp for him, she was a formidable foe for republicans, she was even formidable for for some democrats, i ran against her to be the minority leader of the congress back in 2002, she has proven to be an extraordinary leader whether you agree with her or not, the only speaker that won the speakership, lost it, won again, lost it in just 16 years, so i congratulate her. a bridge to where democrats are and probably going, and i congratulate her for opening the doors for a new generation of leadership to be ushered into congress. two, and all of the polling data i saw about why people should go and vote for republicans over democrats this last election, i don't recall any of the top ten being an investigation of hunter biden, an investigation of dr. fauci or some of the things that they are talking about. they have every right to do that and i do hope that we have an equal emphasis if not more of an emphasis on legislating than we do investigating. >> jesse: you don't get to say that after the

you, even in realtime, i never blamed that series loss on buckner, and i don't know a lot of true red soxacement. at the end of his career, he couldn't play defense, his bad feet, and the manager wants him out there to celebrate. >> every post game, they had dave stapleton for defense, but they wanted to keep him in there to celebrate with his team. >> obviously the book is on the world series. i guess you rank the best world series of time. i have them 2004, 2007, 2018, after that, what's next. >> the greatest i saw was 1991. it was braves and twins, two last place teams the year before, meet in the world series, first world series ever in atlanta. minnesota had been there a few years earlier. the home team wins every game. so everybody goes home happy. you go back to minnesota, down 3-2, the braves, and minnesota wins in a walk-off by kirby puckett in game six and a shutout by jack morris. hall of famers doing hall of fame stuff. extra inning games. it was incredible about that series, though, i'm so glad you said that. it broke our heart, everybody in the south, but every pitch mattere

. >> the red sox. >> who won the alabama game? >> berman. >> wow, john. >> you have lsu colors. >> no, i'm not. >> okay, john. good morning. so this morning sources say that republican leader kevin mccarthy is looking to lockdown the votes to be -- elected the next speaker of the house as the party looks to be on track to take the majority but a group of members may complicate his bid. let's get to melanie on capitol hill. we know anyone who has a chance, a person tries to secure his or her way to becoming speaker but there is one group of his own party that might throw a monkey wrench in it. good morning, melanie. >> reporter: good morning, don. right now it's all hands on deck for kevin mccarthy, he's been scrambling to lockdown a speakership, one that looked like a sure thing and now on the rocks after a disappointing night on tuesday. i'm told mccarthy is calling up members asking for their support, saying he's delivering them the majority, also hearing out their concerns and demands. he tapped a team of allies to make the cal

it's sort of like our red sox used to be, where they would find a way to lose in the world cup. messi did score the penalty kick in this game but seemed underwhelming otherwise. this is a catastrophic loss for them. they're not done. it's just the first game in the group stage, but certainly trouble. joe, briefly, because it happened after we were off the air yesterday, the usa game against wales, it was tied, it felt like a loss. they were up 1-0 for most of that game, let it slip away, and a lot riding on friday's game against england. >> the thing is first half i could not believe how well we were doing. i was calling my son, joey, and we were shocked, and then the second half, you know, wales made all the right -- made all the right adjustments and completely dominated us the second half. but there were signs of up for the u.s. but you have to say gareth bale, seriously, one of the most underappreciated players. the guy has done it all. and he always -- he's, like, the rodney dangerfield of european football. he never gets the respect he deserves. but once again yesterday, h

not since the yankees got babe ruth from the red sox and we had a better trade with a rival organization. he is the co-author of the emerging democratic majority selected as one of the best books of the year. co-author of face of change. his forthcoming book is the soul of the party and the age of constraint. we do not call it a blog. it is a -- >> it should be required reading, it is excellent, and we could not be more fortunate to have these two with us today who have the right of use of their own parties and a real love of country. we are lucky to have you guys today. we have taken speciality here, and john fortier is going to tell us what happened in the house of representatives. >> thank you, let me mention one more logistical detail he will talk and then we will go to the audience. if you have questions in the audience from those watching a far can either email your questions to nate.org that avi.org or you can go to #twitter ai a lecture -- election comments. let's talk about the house nobody is interested in that nothing happened bear. before i step back, the one historical note

that he was the senior american fellow in 2023 through 2020 -- the yankees got babe ruth from the red sox and we had a better trade with a rival organization. he is the co-author of -- elected one of the best books of the year -- and co-author of -- selected as one of the best books of the year by the economist. co-author in a series of books called states of change, his forthcoming book -- has the age of experience. two things i will tell you about is -- we do not call it a blog it is a subset. be cool. it is subset. we are not wearing neckties. his subset is -- should be a required reading it is excellent. we could not be more fortunate to have these two with us today. we are lucky to have you guys today. we've all taken us -- a little speciality here and don fortier is going to tell us what happened in the house of representatives. >> thank you let me mention one more logistical detail he will talk and then we will go to the audience. if you have questions in the audience from those watching a far can either email your questions to nate.org that avi.org or you can go to #twitter ai a l

the first home team to clinch the world series in their own ballpark since the 2013 boston red sox. >ey told me in spring training that they're going to win it, now what's next? party. >> reporter: astros' 25-year-old sensation pena making history. >> man, you dream of this as a kid. it feels so far away, but we made it happen. >> reporter: the astros weren't the only big winners on saturday night, local furniture maven, mattress mac won around $25 million on houston to win the world series. what's next for this superfan? >> i'm going to go to the airplane and fly to las vegas and get all that money and say, hail caesar. >> well done to mattress mac threw out the first pitch at the game. the crowd went nuts. a fan of the team that you love and you bet $10 million on get to throw out the first pitch and the team wins. a little baseball trivia, dusty baker made his managerial debut in 1963 for the team that he was facing the st. louis cardinals, pena, his son jeremy just won world series mvp. >> thank you. >> how did you keep it all straight? >> i don't know. i committed it to memory. h

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. >> black sox >> somebody said the red sox almost won, and the next year the sox swept the yankees. this year either, was it, for yankee fans. you can see it, and now we are back below 3.95 on the ten-year. it almost seems like -- the firmness in equities take a look at oil oil today, 87 -- up 1.30, and we will talk more about that after what president biden proposed yesterday. and crypto has been just under $21,000. right now it's at 20,600 and i mentioned, uber quarterly results are out, and andrew i know you have a lot to do. are you excited about a 17 billion acquisition by johnson & johnson? a huge premium, animal spirits, baby >> it's a massive premium and maybe speaks to where we are in the economy. perhaps uber's quarterly results, which are just out also, speak to where we are perhaps in the economy we will see whether the market likes it this morning. it comes in better than expected, and the company did report a quarterly loss. we will talk about what that was all about. it included a significant noncash charge which is the revaluation of some of the investments, and we t

the owner of the red sox -- rumor has it that we may sell liverpool. emails when you are on with us. our moving averages helpful to trend followers? >> yes. lately think about it give you one way to measure the strength of a trend. we use a wide range of different method. some of it is based on different breakout signals. in an environment where the world is very uncertain, you have to turn to what the market is doing versus what it should do. it is so volatile and unclear what the future is going to hold under this inflationary environment. tom: arguably one of the number one performance this year. it is stunning to me to see how trend following versus catching a knife in the dark -- how trend following, some years it just clicks and with a vengeance. turtles. this goes back to the 1970's, i think. two guys wrote a book called a turtle trading because of the patient's required -- patience required. commodities trend more than the other asset classes. you start on coco and you stay on cocoa. lisa: [laughter] thanks. tom: stay with us. this is bloomberg

pronouncing a few red sox names and saying, been to fenway once. i'm not sure.ket? by the way, massachusetts. first woman governor last night. >> yes. [ applause ] >> pick up for dems there. you're right. we joked about the fenway park thing and steelers bye week but it reinforced perception he was not of pennsylvania. >> right. >> that he was from somewhere else and didn't understand what pennsylvanians care about. we know in the keystone state, steelers/eagles, first and second. every other matter after that. showed oz wasn't one of them and fetterman proved the down stretch he was. >> definitely. >> one last point. talking about donald trump, not happy with what happened last night especially with ron desantis. feeling yet, of ron desantis if he did run i will tell you things about him that will not be very flattering. i know more about him than anybody other than perhaps his wife, who's really running his campaign. donald trump is very worried about ron desantis. >> scared of ron desantis. >> really needs some -- >> a coronation last night. you can't oversta

midterm, i mean, this is a guy, you know, we always joked about your new york yankees and my boston red soxlways under estimated. this is joe biden. the guy gets the job done. >> yeah, i know you guys hear the same thing i hear from some people at the white house talking to democrats, not to us, but something to the effect of how about a little gratitude. joe biden is the guy, as frank just said, who stopped donald trump. we don't know what this country would have looked like with a second term of donald trump. it was joe biden and perhaps only joe biden among democrats who could have stopped democrats, and he did that by the skin of his teeth. got legislation passed, major legislation passed that's appealing to democrats, and now sort of defying history and inflation, and a whole bunch of other factors holding on to the united states senate, keeping the house very close, governor's mansions as well. so i think perhaps now, ashley parker, some democrats who said we can't have him run again might stop and say, maybe now that donald trump's saying he is the guy who can beat trump again. >> it

boston red sox for now own liverpool, in the midst of the worst start of the season in premier league lemiere, they got off to a barn stormer. 11th minute, the finish ruthless. best thing occupant of egypt since the bangles. self-sabotage, this had the equivalent of twitter charging $8 for a blue check. finished 2-0, but tottenham are an incredible second half team and they rolled back with this fine finish from harry k., underneath the self loathing skin of any englishman, there's an apex there, and liverpool, 2-1. fist bumps of glory return. a big german care bear. misplaced hope is back, mika. and in the other big game, stan kroenke of arsenal took his team to chelsea and california sports derby, arsenal emerged victorious. the only goal in the 63rd minute from a corner which chelsea defended like rudy giuliani. home on the line, arsenal go top of the table. 34 points. only one team in history has failed to win it with that many at this point in the season. they're proof we can all change for better in life and it's magnificent to witness. one more note of wonder. this is amazing.

boston red sox. thank you both very much indeed. we'll see you the next hour.ime just to give you a little bit of christmas spirit this is some ask you for of your christmas decorations if you've got them up. so david in sent this in which is oh very nice very close all white very classy. well done. linda says his my won't lights and filled with baubles from around the world. wherever we go we buy bauble. i that idea too full of memories . elvis in bauble. i that idea too full of memories. elvis in memphis to the pope in the vatican. lots of european and american baubles too beautiful like that every bauble means something . then bauble means something. then robert sent in a picture of his christmas toilet . oh it's just christmas toilet. oh it's just sort of sweet . that's nice jenny sort of sweet. that's nice jenny in milton keynes says good , in milton keynes says good, morning, my little front room is beginning. look a lot like it really is. i'm surprised it move around i and susan . yes susan around i and susan. yes susan said we had to put us because we e