i'm seeing a ty cobb for $40,000. and i'm looking at the ty cobb that i have, going, "ooh! attic not only contains cobb, known as "the georgia peach," but all the greats of the era. and it's not just one of each player -- it's dozens. in all there, are 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it kind takes it out of a scope and a realm that you just -- you're not quite sure how to handle it. >> step one -- find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage-sports-cards expert peter calderon in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cards. it's always reprints. >> peter tells karl to text some photos of the cards, and he'll take a look when he gets a chance. >> when i got that first picture, the first thing i thought of, "this is gonna be filed in a too-good-to-be-true folder," but they looked amazing, and i saw nothing about them that suggested they weren't real. so, i definitely -- the next plan was -- we talked about him sending me some sampl

his legal team consisted of people like rudy giuliani and john doud and ty cobb and others who were nearingnd of their career and wanted to have a big role in an important investigation. here you have somebody, bill barr, who i think wanted to be back in the center, in the thick of things. and we're all on television talking about what mr. barr is doing, and i suspect a few years ago, most of us didn't remember who bill barr was. so i think unfortunately, for a lot of people, they're willing to put a lot on the line in order to get that attention and relevance. and it's really unfortunate in the case of mr. barr, because he is supposed to be working for all of us. >> what do you see happening next? matthew, do you -- obviously, he releases his prepared statement for the senate tomorrow. what do -- do you have any idea? does anyone have any idea what's going to happen later in the week when he is supposed to go and testify before congress? >> i imagine it's going to be contentious as expected. i mean, i think this really puts democrats in a difficult position. >> how so? there. >> are a bunc

because he refused the fire mueller, the president who is petty all the time sided with ty cobb and john dowd. this whole thing is this toxic, dysfunctional mess. what barr did call into question of testimony of don mcgahn who has been subpoenaed who is deciding whether to go testify or be held in contempt. his lawyers said either option appeals too much too him. the sitting attorney general impugn the credibility of the former white house counsel who mueller spent 22 months investigating his sworn testimony. mueller had 22 months to decide whether mcgahn was krecredible goes to step of attesting credibility. he had a chief of staff who took a whole lot of notes. we know how donald trump feels about notes. he doesn't like them. >> some of the great lawyers take note. >> it's not just don mcgahn's testimony given reluctantly but truthfully, according to mueller but also the notes that were provided to mueller by don mcgahn's chief of staff. he called into question all of their credibility to lie about this one flash point, at least, about donald trump's willingness or enthusiasm or i woul

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mcgahn apparently did want them to raise executive privilege and had some argument with ty cobb who releasedte. which he did in spades. now the interesting thing, anderson, there is a way to get his testimony, or the facts he relayed to the special counsel. if you look at the report closely, they're all done in 302 reports. there are five of them. running right up to february of this year. so you have two agents probably making contemporaneous notes and a attorney there probably asking questions, just subpoena them, bring them in front of the committee and get mcgahn's testimony. without mcgahn. >> that is theoretically true but they are trying to show the public what went on here. >> that would do it. >> and they want john dean, they don't want the person taking notes on john dean. >> john dean, thank you, jeff toobin as well. a busy night for breaking news. nobody actually knew where the american secretary of state had traveled. coming up, some answers. welcome to our lounge. enjoy your stay. thanks very much. ♪ ♪ find calm in over 1,000 airport lounges worldwide. it's another way we've go

mcgahn apparently did want them to raise executive privilege and had some argument with ty cobb, who go over and cooperate. which he did in spades. now, the interesting thing, anderson, there's a way to get his testimony or the facts he relayed to the special counsel. if you look at the report closely, they're all done in 302 reports. there are five of them running right up to february of this year. so you have -- you have two agents probably making contemporaneous notes. you had an attorney there who was probably asking questions. just subpoena them. bring them in front of the committee and get mcgahn's testimony. >> that's theoretically true, but they are also trying to show the public what went on here, and, you know -- >> that would do it. >> they want john dean. they don't want the person taking notes on john dean. >> john dean, thank you. jeff toobin. >>> breaking news. a lot of people didn't mow where the american secretary of state actually traveled. coming up, some answers. is your floor's best friend. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to grab and remove pet ha

the people he should be talking to are john dowd and ty cobb who gave the screwiest advice i've ever >> cooperate in part. >> let the white house counsel go in and give all the testimony he wants without restriction. >> he needs his money back for that. >> i said to you, you remember, on this show, that they were a c-level legal team at best, on their best way and let me tell you something, what's going on right now shows that i had great insight. >> before we move on, let me play devil's advocate on that point. say they decided to hold the line and in the face of holding the line mueller does in fact subpoena the president, does in fact subpoena these white house aides and that makes the president, we all know, the president blow up and fire robert mueller. he would be much more safe right now. >> donald trump's self-preservation gene would never have permitted him to fire bob mueller. never permitted him to do it, george. there's not much that i'm confident about -- >> he tried. >> no, no, he didn't try. he did what donald trump does. >> he blew up. >> which is to blow off steam an

baseball autographed by 11 members of the baseball hall of fame it bears the signatures of babe ruth, ty cobb christy matheson a similar ball fetched more than $623,000 get your checkbooks out. that's the news update this hour guys, back downtown to you >> all right, sue. >> someone will, though. >>> ibm one of the best performing dow stocks. the company announcing plans to sell $20 billion in debt to help fund its purchase of red hat that's the largest corporate bond sale this year. mike santoli joins us from the ibm post what's notable about the corporate bond sales this week is it's happening in a week of trade turmoil. companies testing out the waters what do you make of it >> equity volatilitvolatility a little policy uncertainty out there. but the corporate bond market remains very much open for business the capital markets, generally functioning very well. the big corporate issuers sold a similar amount of bonds. essentially being opportunistic. treasury yields being very low and then corporate debt spreads are also very tight. so if you look at the benchmark index of investment grade

ty cobb said we should be able to give what they ask for. the president signed on the strategy, you're totally right that this is his fault. and don mcghan is not someone who's going to buck what the president says. it's not surprising he's not running to the hill. also he's the one who is the problem in this mueller report. >> we're going to come back in a moment. >>> coming up, president trump attacking the latest report on his finances. he he's able to rationalize the loss of more than a billion dollars. we have one of the few people who's seen the president's tax returns. that's coming up next. sident's x returns. that's coming up next. it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. hi, what's this social security alert? it's a free alert if we find your social security number on the dark web. good, cuz i'm a little worried about my infor

mcgahn is, was the president's counsel and he was there until recently and at one time john dowd and ty cobb team, it was just being transparent. i want to you talk to robert mueller. one of the thing don mcgahn said is causing problems perhaps, that he said a few times, call up rod rosenstein, tell him to fire robert mueller. the president denied saying that. president holds to the story. ainsley: how many hours did they talk to don mcgahn? brian: 30 hours. ainsley: apparently not enough. the committee wants to testify in front of them to ask pour more questions but president is saying what, steve? steve: you should not show up. you should defy this particular subpoena. judge napolitano was on our program a little while ago and he was positing whether or not mcgahn should show up. and he said this -- >> can he defy the president and show up? yes he can, but he would have very, very serious legal ethics issues. brian: so here's the problem. they weren't talking about fining him, anybody that doesn't show up $15,000. i don't think that is happening but panic and frustration on democratic side

i've spoken many times with ty cobb, the in-house counsel providing all these documents to robert mueller the president's lead counsel and then spoke almost every day with giuliani. they insist to a person that they were giving mueller everything he needed. the only thing they didn't give mueller was a sit-down with the president or questions related to obstruction of justice but other than that gave him literally everything. the president going into this meeting. the last time they talked about infrastructure they agreed to find a way to spend money on infrastructure reform only to find out that he believes the house speaker had stabbed him in the back just minutes before the president walked into the meeting and said i wanted to do this. you don't want to do this when the investigations are over, let's talk. that was basically it. it was all over with. the president has said he doesn't want to do infrastructure but immigration reform. he wants to do a lot of other issues. not expecting in the least that democrats will say let's not do these investigations and let's move forward on thing