william howard taft is the subject of another myth he invented the seventh-inning stretch. there is no truth to that. >> i was going to ask you that we at >> taft got up at the seventh inning, but there were instances, prior to that, in college baseball and even in some professional baseball. harry wright of cincinnati led this in 1869. he wrote a letter, and i think that was held in the dixson book, and wrote a letter talking about the seventh-inning stretch. 1869. that was 41 years before william howard taft. >> let's get to some calls. i have some calls coming into remind you it if you're on the eastern or central time zone, the numbers on your screen. as we enter the week of opening day, our first caller is rick it he's in manchester missouri. what is your question or comment? >> there are two points, and sorry if i got a little feedback there. x is coming from our studio. don't worry about that. >> first off, i was born and raised in new york, and i grew up in a boston spot. >> it references one famous thing. that is abner doubleday. >> i have family in cooperstown in t

was for other candidates who lost weight before a run like mike huckabee chris kristy or even william howard taftas hefty in office this is how fat taftd was before he ran for office. i remember that picture. guinness book but really how did ron slim down in some think he be on a trendy diabetes drug but what david angelo does for a living it's all speculation. meanwhile, the daily beast is obsessed with ron's weight and his old eating habits. they report in 2019 on a private jet he ate chocolate putting with three of his fingers and now we don't know which three so we cents a staff tore learn more. >> thanks greg. we caught up with a pudding ex-per on lunch break. >> i love this stuff. >> how do you eat pulling with three fingers? into my hands are dirty now. can i demonstrate by showing you? >> uh okay. oh, joe. oh, god. why is it so warm? >> so weird. >> it's so weird. was it a coincidence joe mackey pitched this story. nobody else is covering this. all right, david. do you eat pudding with your hands? >> i use a spoon greg and i'm civilized. >> did this discount him from run something can you

william howard taft is the subject of another myth he invented the seventh-inning stretch. e is no truth to that. >> i was going to ask you that we at >> taft got up at the seventh inning, but there were instances, prior to that, in college baseball and even in some professional baseball. harry wright of cincinnati led this in 1869. he wrote a letter, and i think that was held in the dixson book, and wrote a letter talking about the seventh-inning stretch. 1869. that was 41 years before william howard taft. >> let's get to some calls. i have some calls coming into remind you it if you're on the eastern or central time zone, the numbers on your screen. as we enter the week of opening day, our first caller is rick it he's in manchester missouri. what is your question or comment? >> there are two points, and sorry if i got a little feedback there. x is coming from our studio. don't worry about that. >> first off, i was born and raised in new york, and i grew up in a boston spot. >> it references one famous thing. that is abner doubleday. >> i have family in cooperstown in the b

william howard taft. on a personal note, i wanted to add that every i visit my in-laws in southern california and i always make it a point to take about an hour and a half north to see walter star. and it's always one of the highlights of the trip to grab dinner. a beer with him. please me in welcoming walter star. thank and good morning. in march 1849, just abraham lincoln finished his two years in the u.s. house of representatives salmon. chase arrived in washington to, start his six years in the united states. and the two men overlapped in washington for about four weeks. as best i can tell, they didn't meet at that time. but if they had met and if they had talked about politics, they would not have on much. we like to think of as an anti-slavery whig, but up to this point, lincoln's life, he had said and done almost nothing about slavery. salmon chase, on the other hand was at this point, america's leading political anti slavery activist. moreover, salmon chase was active in the courts. representing b

william howard taft is the subject of another myth he invented the seventh-inning stretch. e is no truth to that. >> i was going to ask you that we at >> taft got up at the seventh inning, but there were instances, prior to that, in college baseball and even in some professional baseball. harry wright of cincinnati led this in 1869. he wrote a letter, and i think that was held in the dixson book, and wrote a letter talking about the seventh-inning stretch. 1869. that was 41 years before william howard taft. >> let's get to some calls. i have some calls coming into remind you it if you're on the eastern or central time zone, the numbers on your screen. as we enter the week of opening day, our first caller is rick it he's in manchester missouri. what is your question or comment? >> there are two points, and sorry if i got a little feedback there. x is coming from our studio. don't worry about that. >> first off, i was born and raised in new york, and i grew up in a boston spot. >> it references one famous thing. that is abner doubleday. >> i have family in cooperstown in the b

who lost weight before a run like mike huckabee or chris christie or even william howard taft? yes. was you thought taft was kept in office, but this is how fats is taft was before he ran for office. >> i remember that picture, a guinness book. but reallyly h, how diowd ron is slimmed down? some think he might be on ozanne pick the trendy diabetesy drug that celebrities are usingg to get thin quick. but like what david tangelo actually does for a living? >> it' s all speculation. the meanwhile, the daily beast is obsessed with ron's weight, too, and his old eating habits. they report that in 2019 on a ca private jet, he ate chocolate pudding with three of his fingers. now we don't know which three fingers. so we said a staffer to learnmo more . >> thanks, greg. we actually caught up with a putting expert on his lunch break. >> that's right, jeanne. i love this stuff.h lov i can't. tuff. so, joe , tell us , how do you eat pudding with just three fingers? honestly, my hands are a little dirty right now. >> demonstrate by showing you. >> okay, oh, joe . oh, oh, oh. it's so weird. it's

american relief administration's legal counsel, robert taft, later senator, summarized the situation. a letter home to his father, william howard the collapse of the old imperial had left these lands with no materials. the whole transports estimate collapse. they had no money. they had credit. there were no banking connections, no exchanges. as a result, it was certainly not impossible that the whole of central europe would fall into bolshevist hands if things did not change quickly. a pretty alarming, apocalyptic scenario. now, hoover, the ira decided to adopt a measured response to perkins regime that hungary's geo geographical, as you can see here, made it critical for the facilitation of relief to the rest of eastern and southern. so the relief officials were now willing to allow the new regime to continue importing food as long as it did not interfere with continued distribution of provisions elsewhere. the allied governments on the other hand, were determined to remove kuhn and soon imposed a food blockade on hungary. the french general marshal four was soon demanding the violent overthrow of kuhn's government. now, perha

william howard taft is the subject of another myth he invented the seventh-inning stretch. there is no truth to that. >> i was going to ask you that we at >> taft got up at the seventh inning, but there were instances, prior to that, in college baseball and even in some professional baseball. harry wright of cincinnati led this in 1869. he wrote a letter, and i think that was held in the dixson book, and wrote a letter talking about the seventh-inning stretch. 1869. that was 41 years before william howard taft. >> let's get to some calls. i have some calls coming into remind you it if you're on the eastern or central time zone, the numbers on your screen. as we enter the week of opening day, our first caller is rick it he's in manchester missouri. what is your question or comment? >> there are two points, and sorry if i got a little feedback there. x is coming from our studio. don't worry about that. >> first off, i was born and raised in new york, and i grew up in a boston spot. >> it references one famous thing. that is abner doubleday. >> i have family in cooperstown in t