perez was at the bat most of ththe time, most fans appreciate scully's 88 years of wisdom, steve mooree, scully sharing strong opinions on various subjects, he is kind of known for that, but rarely politics, that changed friday night, what do you make of that conversation of socialism overlapping the sports events. >> vin scully is just the voice of baseball. he is an icon. i agree with everything he said in that clip, it sounds like something i would say. i do wonder whether it is appropriate for him to say something like that during a baseball telecast, i don't think that sports and politics mick too well. -- mix too well. i would like to see politics left out of hollywood and so on. >> there was a big internet conversation about, that people said, i agree with him, not sure the right format. i want to ask you, a man arrested in a las vegas rally, wanted to kill donald trump by stealing a police officer's gun. originally the man was arrested for grabbing the handle of a officer's gun in an attempt to remove it reason at the time was unknown. what is your take on this. it shows you al

everybody know vin scully? the great vin scully, thought as the best broadcaster out there.end he wasn't talking about baseball. sort of was. worked in commentating about socialism. vin scully. that's next tokyo-style ramen noodles. freshly made in the japanese tradition, each batch is small. special. unique... every bowl blurring the line between food...and art. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients. step-by-step-recipes. delivered to your door. get your first two meals free blueapron.com/cook. . connell: all right. so this might be my favorite sound byte of the day as the baseball fan and a vin scully fan. the legendary broadcaster broadcast the dodger games forever was actually taking a shot at socialism essentially. and you have to listen to the very end of this, which i think it gets a little bit funny. but taking a shot at socialism during a live broadcast of a baseball game. here it is. >> socialism failing to work as it always does. this time in venezuela. talk about giving everybody something free and all of a sudd

no one is saying what scully said.and oliver stone will brownnose the chavez family and sleek off as people eat each other because they don't have food. it is hypercritical to make fun of costas with one exception, what he does, everybody does. that's the first time i have heard it on tv. >> that eels what's so shocking. so concise. he really nailed it. >> i can see the euphoria on your face. he did it right. it's like the delivery, the messenger and the way he said it and laid it out. oh, well. 0-2. it's funny. it's a nice way to say it. it also brings the point home, which is true. outgoing commercial flights from there, you can't get milk and beer. that's going to be a problem. >> toilet paper. >> toilet paper not that greg would use it. >> so much truth to what he said. it's not opinion that socialism is failing in venezuela. >> it's unusual. if you watch the oscars, you know you are going to get filled with political talk. this was unusual and i thought he nailed it. i love him. all men of his generation that are

. >> paul, this is a big hit to vin scully, who is retiring this year after the greatest broadcasting but i think in his 67th year, he made his greatest call. here he is setting up a venezuelan player at the plate recently. >> socialism failing to work, as it always does. this time in venezuela. you talk about giving everybody something free and all of a sudden there's no food to eat. and who do you think is the richest person in venezuela? the daughter of hugo chavez. hello. anyway. 0-2. >> goodbye to vin scully. >> all right, dan. >>> as a native of cleveland, i have to give a hit to the cleveland cavaliers for their historic come from behind victory over golden state, breaking a title curse going back 52 years. but i would like to tell my fellow clevelanders don't drink all the champagne yet. next month, they've got to host the republican national convention and donald trump and trump's left wing entourage. i think clinton will overcome this one, too, but i'll be watching. >> it will be a close call. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. that's it for this wee

. >> sreenivasan: paul scully is a conservative party member of parliament representing a borough in south london that voted to leave the u.k. he split with prime minister david cameron to support the leave campaign too. >> we need to manage our immigration numbers, but in a fair way. >> sreenivasan: m.p. scully says he expects immigrants already in britain will be safe. >> we went to a shop yesterday where the manager has been here from portugal for 20 years. his waitress is from romania, she's been here for five. she's pregnant with her first child and now there's a cloud of uncertainty she going to stay, her child is going to be british or not. >> yeah, i think there's been a lot of rhetoric in this campaign. i don't think anyone in the mainstream is saying that we would do anything with the people who are already here. who are already providing services that are supporting our economy, enriching our culture and communities. they need to be welcomed. and actually they need to hear the message-- that they are very welcome. >> sreenivasan: but for foreign workers like sergio, the co

the broadcasting legend vin scully passed on the news during the l.a.. >> we just received distressing room. although there were a lot of people figuring that we were coming close to the end, the story out of arizona, we understand right now that muhammad ali has passed away. that of course will be a huge story throughout the sports world, affecting not only boxing fans, fans and those who don't care about sports. he had so much of a reaction from his fans and the impression he made on so many people. >> close at home there was reaction of sadness but praise for the tremendous life of ali. dusty baker reminisced about the time he met ali back in 2009. >> it was always special. almost like a little kid, in awe really. you don't know what to say and you hope that he was able to talk. as it was earlier, especially when he was younger. he did most of the listening and most of the talking. >> one of the best to ever do it. he's one of the best boxers to ever grace the boxing ring. to lose a guy like him, it's really sad and just as good of a great of a human

>> this is a big hit to vin scully who is retiring this year after the greatest broadcasting career ever. in his 67th year he made his greatest call. here he is setting up a venezuelan player at the plate recently. >> socialism failing to work as it always does. this time in venezuela. you talk about giving everybody something free and all of a sudden there's no food to eat. and who do think is the richest person in venezuela? the daughter of hugo chavez. hello. anyway, 0-2. >> all right. >> as a native of cleveland i have to give a hit to the cleveland cavaliers for the historic come behind victory over golden state. i would like to tell my favorite clevelanders don't drink all the champagne yet. next month they have to host the rnc and donald trump and the donald trump protest entourage. >> if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you here next week. >>> this is a fox news alert. shockwaves felt around the world as the global community grapples with great britain's decision t

harper grew up listening to to scully's calls and posted ate heart felt message of thanks.a. a lot of people very emotional i about that. that. vince scully calling it quitsqut and bryce harper recognizing rei his long years of dedication. dt >>> all right. 5:52 is the time right now. now jury deliberations have begun he in the copyright infringe.opyrif case against led zeppelin stars.sts. the lawsuit claims the rock stars created the hit song s stairway to heaven with a riff f copy from the group spirit.pi >> in closing arguments theg art attorney for the band spiritandt accused them of having "selective memories."emorie plant caused some that you canan chuckles when he testified w that he doesn't remember mostn' and peoplt e he's met recently l never mind deck indicates ago. a a did he first attorney argued basic music building block. the band spirit is seekingee $40 million in damages as welln asin songwriting credits.di if you've ever had to pay surge charges and you know -- k surcharges you know it can feel like uber is gouging your wallet but just how much doesoe the

. >> ninan: one spor l reporting on another, longtime los angeles dodgers announcer, vin scully, breaking the news of muhammad ali's death to dodger fans. earlier today, i spoke to one of the few men who ever beat ali in a heavyweight spite, his former sparring partner, larry holmes. larry, thank you for joining us. i want to talk to you about that 1980s win, where he came out of retirement, and you beat him. what was that moment like? >> it was terrible. it's one of the worst fights i ever had, you know, because being a sparring fighter for four years, hanging with the guy traveling,un exactly what he can do and what he can't do, and i knew he couldn't pete beet me. and the only thing i didn't want him to do was make me mad so i would forget about who i'm fighting. and he tried it to make me mad, so they could lose my-- my plan, whatever. but i kept my cool, and i didn't try to hurt him because i knew what he had. as happy anyway. >> ninan: was he really? after you defeated him, he was still happy? >> yeah, because he was making jokes. i went in there and i said, "man, you know i love yo

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. >> sports legend reporting on another longtime los angeles dodgers play-by-play announcer, vin scullyto dodgers fans about the death of muhammad ali. you're hearing a little bit of the boxer in the background, too. paul simon played the boxer last night in concert and dedicated it to muhammad ali. >> i have to say that's difficult news to break and to do it with that level of class, knowing it's the first time people are hearing it. >> that's vin scully for you. >>> to other news now. at least two military investigations are determine why nine soldiers were killed during a training exercise at ft. hood, texas. the soldiers died when a rain-swollen creek swept their 2.5-ton truck into rushing waters on thursday. the army did not say whether the soldiers were wearing life vests or weather -- or whether their backpacks may have weighed them down. >>> if texas, mudslides were triggered southwest of ft. worth. many roads are flooded. >>> high water is slowly going down in flood-ravaged europe where a week of heavy rain has left 16 dead and others missing in four countries. in france, the s

factor tip of the day, as you know i'm a big sports fan and the best sports caster in history is vince scullyr 67 years. he usually keeps his eye on the ball but over the weekend he talked a little politics on air. >> socialism failing to work as it always does, this time in ven sbala. you talk about giving everybody something free and then there's no food to eat. who is the richest person there? the daughter. >> way to go vin. the tip of the day, this is his last season. if you can hear him you should. he's 100% right about socialism. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website different from bill o'reilly.com. we'd like you to spout off from anywhere in the world. do not be pettish when writing to the factor. thanks for watching us tonight the spin stops right

i don't know if you're familiar with dodgers announcer vin scully.legend. [ cheers ] he's a legend. been in the broadcast booth for over 60 years, so he's sort of earned the right to talk about whatever he wants. but listen to his call during friday's game. it seemed like baseball was taking a back seat. >> socialism failing to work, as it always does, this time in venezuela. you talk about giving everybody something free and all of a a sudden there's no food to eat. and who do you think is the richest person in venezuela? the daughter of hugo chavez. hello. anyway, 0-2. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what's going on? what? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: what is happening? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: "there's another strike from kershaw. speaking of strikes, who can forget the great pullman railroad strike of 1894." [ laughter and applause ] no. no, stop. speaking of baseball, a little news for yankees fans. it's rumored that derek jeter is getting married to model hannah davis in two weeks. that's right. he's so excited to get married that he's been t

. >> sreenivasan: we caught up with paul scully, who represents this bedroom community in parlich. his family was getting ready for brunch. we sat down on his patio. he told us why a majority his constituents voted the way they did. why is it better for someone in this neighborhood if britain are no longer in the e.u.? >> i think there's three things. i think there's the economy, there are opportunities around the world, whereas the european economy isn't growing at all. >> sreenivasan: he also mentioned immigration. >> people can come from greece where youth unemployment is 50% to london on the hope of a job. whereas if you've got a skilled worker, really skilled i.t. consultant from india or a nurse from the philippines or from australia, they've got to apply, to go through a lot of bureaucracy to have the hope of coming here to do the job that we really want them to do. >> sreenivasan: and finally sovereignty. >> they don't want an unelected, unaccountable bureaucrat in brussels in belgium, telling us what we should be doing. and creating regulations and directives. >> sreenivas

it would be just as scully is legacy and the fact that liberal justices do not pay attention and in large measure because it would hold them to it. we will miss that greatly. i think his legacy will survive. >> wonderful. thank you, audience for humor in my polls today. please join me in thanking our distinguished panelists. [applause] and now i believe it is time for our next panel. which will be about the character of our political leadership. so stick around. thank you. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible c

you can rest assured the supreme court justices are going to be scully alike -- scalia like. if he does that on june 21, he might start easing some fears. >> since you are advising to this movement, if you don't get to the point where you get to unbind the delegates, then what is your strategy? >> i am going to take it one step at a time. we have 37 days to convince another 47 or 48 people to sign onto the amendment of the rules committee, which is called the moral conscious amendment that allows the rules to be the bow to unbind the delegates. that is the first step. if we go into the convention and donald trump says "i am a leader here, open up this convention," that will be a great thing. afterwards, if we go through the system as it is and the convention that i am afraid of might be a public relations debacle, it may be a very cold for years for the republican party. conventionout of the and let's assume donald trump is the nominee. this is the choice that a lot of republicans will be faced with. do they opt for the clean hands hands, healthty donald trump win for the sak