the poem, ten little indians is a poem used to teach number sense to children. it is about each american indian dieing off until there were none. that is a history that native american communities hold, and they know that. it's different than just seeing somebody lying there. a native american that is dead on a wall and having people walk over him, that has cultural significance, and that history is not something -- that painful history is not something that needs to be consistently in children's faces? and then, just, you know, violence in general. my kids cannot believe that that kind of violent imagery is on their ways. they keep asking me -- i think if i put a dead indian mural, you know, on my shirt, as a kid, they'd tell me to leave and take it off, so i don't understand why it's allowed on a mural. so i guess my question is -- i mean, we're not supposed to have disruptive environments. our kids can't come to school with gun earrings, we can't have pot paraphernalia. i just want to know, who are our handbook rule -- what are our handbook rules on -- even in

ten years? >> 11 years. >> seth: 11 years now. >> yeah. >> seth: i guess a little bit less with the indians.don't want to get ahead of yourselves, but you have hall of fame numbers. have you thought about what cap you want to go into the hall of fame wearing >> wow, that's the first time i got that question.ea >> seth: y [ laughter ] >> i think being here now for 11 years, and winning the world series here, i think it will be a yankee hat >> seth: i know no one's going to talk about it, but, you know, we're coming up -- [ cheers and applause yeah when we do shows in cleveland, you can come on and give a different answer [ light laughter ] no one will talk about it, but you know, we're coming up on the trade deadline, this is obviously time where people try to find that last piece for a playoff team you had a very brief stint in milwaukee, which is really one of the great runs, sort of, if you want to call it a rent you were like 11-2 with a crazy sub-2 era in your time in milwaukee. was that an exciting time to just --? you know, obviously it was a short visit, but you were everything they c