take a listen to former trump attorney ty cobb. >> in the supreme court and upheld. the fact she doesn't deny most motions without a hearing is silly. the fact that trump can get a hearing now on the flimsiest arguments is shocking. >> this as judge cannon continues to face calls to step down from the case. new reporting revealed two florida judges privately urged her to decline the case when it was assigned to her last year. given cannon's lack of experience. we know, of course, she refused. cannon postponed this trial indefinitely. to hash out these pre-trial motions the hearing resumes monday with jack smith's request for trump's bond conditions to be modified.

oh yeah, ty cobb, ty cobb, ty cobb said that the only player he would actually buy a ticket for. and you know, his his godson, barry bonds, is the type of player that when he came up to the plate or did anything, your eyes were glued to him. and willie mays was obviously the epitome of that. i mean, no bigger example of can't miss tv. if you were a baseball fan, then when willie mays came to the plate, or even to see what he did with the glove in the outfield, just incredible. >> just a huge loss. and it came about 35 minutes ago with that announcement there, it just i think it sends shockwaves through the sports world. and we were talking about arguably one of the greatest baseball players of all time, synonymous with baseball, a legacy. so much history here in the bay area and such a beloved inspired national influence for generations of kids coming up and young people who he touched so many lives with, his play and the introducing people to the game of baseball, it'll be interesting. >> on thursday two, as we saw some of that video from from alabama, there at the ballpark, you

when he is staring at allegations, i agree with ty cobb, with bill barr.dy on the face of the indictment and in pleadings set forth by the special counsel. this case seems extremely strong. it does not rely like the federal case in washington on any indication of the president's intent, but simply his possession of these documents and allegations of obstruction after repeated requests. it seems really, really strong. so delaying that, the adjudication of that strong case, really prejudicial to the united states. >> charlie, let's go back to the strength of the evidence. here's, you know, what basically amounts to the crime being carried out on tape. >> these are the papers. this was done by the military and given to me. i think we can probably, right? >> i don't know. we'll have to see. you know, we'll have to try to -- >> declassify. see, as president, i could have it declassified. now, i can't. isn't that interesting? so cool. and you probably almost didn't believe me, but now you believe me. >> no, i believed you. >> incredible. >> so there he is, holdi

eclipsing records set by legends, like babe ruth and ty cobb.to talk about it, is national sports contributor for forbes.com, terrence moore, author of the real hank aaron. thank you for joining us. for some of our viewers, who are less familiar, can you talk a little bit about the role the leagues played in professional baseball, and why it is such a significant step forward for the sport to have the statistics from that era, officially integrated into the records. >> for the first part, the reason the leagues existed from 1920 until roughly 1960 was because major-league baseball ran a racist operation. they did not want african americans in the game, because they thought they would be too dominant and overshadow the white players. and that has been the case for decades and just forever more, that is another story. and that is why for forbes.com, i think we made way too much of a big deal about this as far as praising major-league baseball. here's what i mean by this. it is wonderful they are including the statistics. that era from 1923 1960s,

is it silly for trump to get hearings on what ty cobb was calling flimsy arguments?ump's favor, should she be, "put in her place"? >> yes and yes, alex. has been litigated and re- litigated over and over again. after all, the law empowers the attorney general to make such employment but she went beyond that. she's giving outsiders, people who are not even parties to this the chance to do the oral arguments on both sides. it's -- i've never seen this before. it is mind boggling and it shows you why she's not the right judge for this case. she is a rookie judge, inexperienced by herself in fort pierce without adult supervision and she's made a lot of rulings to the benefit of the person who appointed her. that is why a lot of us are scratching our heads and some have a more nefarious explanation of her behavior. i won't go that far, but it doesn't look good. >> digging a little deeper into this, judge cannon pressed prosecutors to disclose the extent of attorney general merrick garland's oversight of the trump investigations, then criticized a lawyer who said it was ag

ty cobb. thank you very much. always good to see you nice to be with you. >> thank you. >> next, lock them up. trump is vowing to exact revenge tonight on his political opponents. and now the republican party is carrying out trump's orders plus and outfront exclusive tonight. justice samuel alito's neighbor, one of the people at the center of that quote, very nasty neighborhood dispute, center of that upside down flag flown on january 6, she is. my guess why she says the alitos are lying about the reason they flew the american flag upside down. and it got personal during hunter biden's gun trial today is ex-wife and ex-girlfriend both in the room taking the stand the increase in wildfires is exponential uncontrollable with overwhelming kotb. >> consequences, the need to do something is urgent with we have schreiber hurdles and good night on cnn named 2024 world car the year. >> north american utility vehicle of the year in one of car and drivers, ten best suvs innovation can be ever so rewarding the triple crown a

now, in front now, ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer, tie the appeals court. now, as you hear sarah detailing ordering all work to stop in the georgia election case against trump's. so just starting their how meaningful is this ruling? >> i think is meaningful. i had to the extent that it reflects two things. one that the appellate court is going to take, it's time to get this right. and to that it cannot believe in taking this action that the appeal by trump's lawyers is frivolous. >> now, keep in mind that judge mcafee did find that the appearance of impropriety required a solution, and he fashioned that solute and really out of whole cloth without much guidance because this is an unprecedented said actuation and concluded that it was adequate for mr. wade to step down, but that ms willis could carry on yeah, that's it. there's nothing in the law that dictates that, and there's some question in a law whether that's sufficient to cure the appearance of impropriety. >> so tau so when asked you about the mar-a-lago document this case and going through some of t

they haven't gotten hearings, it gets shot down pretty quick precedent wise do you think ty cobb is a point there look, i certainly see the argument that this was an issue that didn't require hearing. i would not subscribe to the language that he used in any way, shape, or form. i think it's inappropriate actually but i will say in her favor that this is the first of three days worth of hearings, right? she's going to have more hearings on monday and tuesday about a separate set of issues a lot of the concerns people have been raising recently been about her inability to move through these issues more quickly. this is what moving through issues looks like in actual court system. it includes holding hearings and the like ultimately, what will guide people's assessment of today's argument is how she resolves it, and that remains to be seen into that point. carry. >> if judge cannon rules in favor of the trump's legal team, again, both fnn, ty cobb kind of laid out the history here on something like this. >> one of the questions you here raise is, is this grounds for we're going to the 1

i'm going to speak to trump's former white house lawyer, ty cobb. >> but first, we want to begin, ms sara marie outfront live in washington and sarah, what does this decision by the appeals courts? >> for mean for trump's case in georgia while aaron, it essentially means that barring some sort of a miracle for the district attorney's office, there's just no way that donald trump is going to be going to trial anytime before this november election in this georgia election interference case. >> now what normally happens when an appeals court takes up an issue is that automatically what has been going on at the trial court level is stayed, but this was an unusual situation where the trial court judge judge mcafee said he was going to continue on even if the appellate court decided to take up this issue. so today, the appeals court made it very clear that this prosecution against donald trump could not continue at the trial court but level as long as they're weighing these issues, and again, this means we're looking at potentially months of re-litigating willis's romantic relationship wit

ty cobb is an excellent lawyer. leave aside the way he dresses and his illiteration. point here is absolutely right. this is an issue that is serious. you go into law enforcement, you are at the department of justice to take seriously threats to civilians, threats to law enforcement. if judge cannon knew what she was doing, she would put it to the trump team to say, isn't it a fact that what you said is false? and make them really defend on the issue of his why there is a knowing and imminent harm here. if she rules for trump and it is the kind of issue that the reason that you are in law enforcement is to protect people. the idea this would not be taken up to the 11th circuit seems really remote to me. i put myself in what would i do in that situation. you would do everything you can to protect people in law enforcement the way that you try to protect witnesses and jurors and the court staff. and this is a kind of thing that doesn't take a conservative or a liberal judge, it is sort of a bipartisan issue on the 11th circuit that this is kind of thing that will really

>> we remember babe ruth, ty cobb and compare eras. aaron and all the debates goes on for years and years and passed down from generations. >> it will be an awesome game. giants and cardinals in birmingham, albuquerque. >> brian: we'll do the after math with will. >> bill: good morning. it is 9:00 in washington, d.c. and we're on supreme court watch at

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i want to go now to ty cobb, a former trump white house lawyer. so tie i mean, can you believe hunter biden gets convicted on all counts by a jury in a case brought originally by a special counsel who trumping initially appointed as us attorney and somehow it's not fair and square to many in the gop lp. >> can you believe it oh, yes, i can sort of believe anything. >> i mean, it's a really crazy de marjorie taylor greene is out there making the rest of us look like geniuses. what she can do on a regular basis yeah. i think it takes away from the gravity of the moment which is you know, he he wasn't added. it was a sad situation, was tragic. but it wasn't political and keep in mind that he did have the opportunity to take accountability for this year ago and the plea agreement bill up and they decided that they would insist on there de and court and they got it but i think it's i think this is has to be looked at on its own merits. >> so i mean, this was a case the evidence says the jurors juror who was interviewed said was overwhelming on they did

catcher josh gibson, who will become baseball's single season leader in batting average ahead of ty cobb gibson will also be at the top in slugging percentage ahead of babe ruth. willie mays, who played for the birmingham black barons before signing with the giants, will have ten hits added, bringing him to 3293. with us now is josh gibson's great grandson and executive director of the josh gibson foundation, shawn gibson. welcome it must be something else to finally have this day come. shawn >> yeah, it's been a great day. well, it's a great day. not just for the gibson family, but for all the family members of league baseball players. may 29th, 2024. be a day will never forget, as you mentioned, josh gibson, one of the greatest baseball players of all time. now, his stats ranks amongst the best and some of them over the best, major league baseball made this announcement on wednesday. last wednesday. and in the statistics that they sent out, of the six out of eight categories, six of them, josh is ranked number one, as you mentioned, over babe ruth, as well as ty cobb. we're very excite

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i'd front now former trump white house attorney ty cobb. so tie when you look at this okay. so i mean, i don't know how do you see this. this is you give her credit for obviously seeming to not be a fan of this or she should have ruled or she's never should hiring in the first place she should never have had a hearing in the first place. it's hard to give her credit because we're now at the stage where trump's lawyers have thrown so much at the wall and see what would stick. their now throwing just water at the wall to see whether she's interested facts that in fact that even gave him a hearing on this highly irregular. she doesn't she didn't see any merit to two it in the argument. most judges didn't see any, wouldn't have seen any merit to it on the papers and they would have just ruled it's a silly it's a silly thing to have a hearing on. an essence. it boiled down to will you let them search in every room? well these are documents. they could be anywhere. >> right? right. and so in other words, hearing itself shouldn't have happened, but so she now, while she appeared di

take a listen to former trump attorney ty cobb. >> in the supreme court and upheld. the fact she doesn't deny most motions without a hearing is silly. the fact that trump can get a hearing now on the flimsiest arguments is shocking. >> this as judge cannon continues to face calls to step down from the case. new reporting revealed two florida judges privately urged her to decline the case when it was assigned to her last year. given cannon's lack of experience. we know, of course, she refused. cannon postponed this trial indefinitely. to hash out these pre-trial motions the hearing resumes monday with jack smith's request for trump's bond conditions to be modified. joining me now, former federal prosecutor and legal affaired columnist for "politico" and a former federal prosecutor himself and senior writer with "politico." gentlemen, thanks for getting us started. i heard the arguments that were coming from trump's side, and i mean, my question to you straight out of the gate, does that position hold any water? i mean, it was said jack smith doesn't have sufficient ov

>> we remember babe ruth, ty cobb and compare eras. it is never apples to apples but we enjoy saying who is the better hitter, babe ruth or hank aaron and all the debates goes on for years and years and passed down from generations. >> it will be an awesome game. giants and cardinals in birmingham, albuquerque. >> brian: we'll do the after math with will. >> bill: good morning. it is 9:00 in washington, d.c. and we're on supreme court watch at this moment. new opinions coming down in about an hour. we could get major rulings on free speech or the second amendment abortion and we're awaiting a big one, whether or not former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. court starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll get rulings today. we don't know which ones will come our way. bring it to you live as it getsing here. first brazen and brutal. an illegal immigrant was arrested on rape charges of a 13-year-old girl. we'll talk to a hero who took him down and held him for police. a big return to our friend and colleague hall mate,

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. >> ty cobbs be roger swarns buy. babe ruth. leonard, gibson.>> will: up credible. >> that's a handful of the great names that played at rickwood field. >> will: oldest ballpark. started 1910. oldest professional ballpark in america. i was talking to you a moment ago. how did you end up with the giants and cardinals? how did you end up with major league baseball right here in birmingham? >> when we learned they were going to do the field of dreams game? we said we are the real field of dreams. willie mays was out here smiling with hands on knees waiting for the next fly ball and want to be a big leaguer some day. he was dreaming it. we are a real place. we are not a movie site with all respect to iowa. we are a real field of dreams. and major league baseball started thinking about that they are here. will whale an undertaking. i have been operational. have you had travel ball. have you had local baseball right here. but now you have got major league baseball right here at rickwood. and it took a transformation. you were just talking to me about

added there and recognize josh gibson, the all-time career batting average leader now surpassing ty cobb. i mean, so the litany is long and you know i wonder what you think about, i mean, not only is this acknowledgment hugely important, but how inspiring it is for the next generation of ball players to what do you want them to appreciate and understand and grasp about this? >> well, i think the times that we're in being able to have information, if fingertip are under phone. kids today are able to go to mlb or go to play mlb. the show they play video games now, right? so bob kendrick, the president of the league museum as part of that game. and so they're bringing league players to those games. and number 30 on that list that you're talking about, the josh gibson is now number one, has got an oscar charleston. and when when willie mays was coming up, they said, man, he's got a chance to be the next oscar charleston. he also that's it. talent. and those stories are being unearthed and they're being told and it's been told them all the forms that we have today, whether it's twitter instag

i want to go straight now to ty cobb, the former trump white house layer so taiwan, we're learning that two federal judges advised cannon to step aside. she rejected them. >> you hear, others though, de of ehrenberg, saying, that this was maybe all of this is more a matter of inexperience than anything else. what do you take away from this? so i don't even think dave believes that but i think with regard to judge cannon's behavior and her consistent rulings and trump's favor. we're way beyond point of characterizing are merely as an experienced, i think it's like having a race between the tortoise and the hare and saying the tortoise is not a favorite the reality is, she is slow and she's slow on purpose she is already delayed this case far beyond where it needs to be. keep in mind as late as march, both sides, trump's lawyers and the prosecution said this case could be tried this summer. yeah she's made that impossible and pushed it all back on her by herself. >> is there anyone tie at this point who could make her step aside so the 11th circuit can make her step aside. i think you wil

now, ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer on this breaking news to tie, were just finding out a georgia court is setting october 4th. this is for oral arguments in trump's effort to kick her off the case, right? it's not the case itself. it's in this whole whether she is or isn't on it. what does this new date mean for trump's georgia trial i think one thing it certainly means is again no possibility this case going to trial before the election or likely before the end of the year and i think the stakes are very high here. >> i think it's a case where to fani willis may easily be removed from the case and that will be a further setback to the case also, keep in mind that she has cross appealed because she asia that right. but also that several of the accounts were dismissed because of the failure to adhere to certain pleading in technicalities and rather than simply fix those in the grand jury, she elected to appeal that. i'm not sure she has much likelihood of success on that, but it's further complicates the appeal. >> you're saying that it is possible that she could indeed

absolutely so what's fascinating about this, ty cobb who jim is that conservatives who've made despisedresident biden may look to hunter biden, who may bring this all the up to the supreme court to have further changes to the second amendment a lot of 2a advocates have been advocating for, for two or three decades now and jamie, thanks for being with us. >> well, i i wonder what the impact will be on the jury is seeing the biden family throughout all of this. the first lady being there what's your sense of them luck jurors are human beings. >> we talked about this a lot in the trump trial, and there is no question that those jurors know who joe biden is, that it's the first lady having a family there. i'm guessing the lawyers here would say that having family members is always good. in a courtroom for a defendant but generally, this is the first lady. >> i mean, correct. career has basically been hunter biden's mom correct? >> i think it has an impact. >> the jury was told to ignore the prosecution said, don't pay attention attention to that. >> maybe that makes you pay attention to it

she obviously rejected that ty cobb, a former trump white house lawyer, last night, told me he believes that can inciting with trump on this could actually be the final straw for here. here is how tied put it, jeff the worst thing that could happen to her is that she actually does rule for trump on this because that would go to the 11th circuit. and then i think this now petty partisan prima donna would be putting your place and they would remover do you agree, geoff, it ruling for trump could could be the aunt. >> how come? >> because at that point jack has a reason to take this up on appeal. and when he does, he can allude to the problems that he's had with her overall of this. and the 11th circuit looks at her like the supreme court looks at the fifth circuit there's just too much coming out too many problems coming out, and they're just probably pretty tired about hearing about her. and now at this point, they would have to reverse her again. and i think that they would probably make a suggestion to the chief judge to remove her from this litigation and appoint somebody else to hand