a quote that most people attribute to yogi berra but he told the "new york times" he never said it.rra had early onset of dementia and can't remember his own quotes, i think -- >> they have it on video from back in 1938. >> if you're going to believe him you have to believe hunter because both of them didn't know what was going on. >> never did it. never said it. >> but the bigger thing is that you're still not an ombudsman because he never mentioned yogi berra. >> i'm defending him. >> you know what? i appreciate that and i celebrate you. >> all right. all right. all right. what else have you got? i'm running out of time. >> are you going to be back next week? >> i will, greg, if would you like me to. i can raise my hand. >> greg: all right. i'll meet you back at the house. we'll settle one of life's great questions once and for all. >> greg: is there such a thing as free will? and if so why haven't joe biden tried to attack it? it's at the foundation of our republic that we have the freedom to pursue our own happiness but do we really? scientists have argued free will is an illusi

a quote that most people attribute to yogi berra but he told the "new york times" he never said it.a and can't remember his own quotes, i think -- >> they have it on video from back in 1938. >> if you're going to believe him you have to believe hunter because both of them didn't know what was going on. >> never did it. never said it. >> but the bigger thing is that you're still not an ombudsman because he never mentioned yogi berra. >> i'm defending him. >> you know what? i appreciate that and i celebrate you. >> all right. all right. all right. what else have you got? i'm running out of time. >> are you going to be back next week? >> i will, greg, if would you like me to. i can raise my hand. >> greg: all right. i'll meet you back at the house. we'll settle one of life's great questions once and for all. if you love them enough to re-learn math so you can teach them math, then surely you'll check nhtsa.gov/therightseat to make sure they're correctly buckled in the back seat. >> greg: is there such a thing as free will? and if so why haven't joe biden tried to attack it? it's at the

it was the world series and hank aaron was going up to bat and yogi berra, the catcher of the yankeesalking noise, just unnecessary noise. and so hank aaron is at-bat and yogi berry said -- yogi berra, you are holding the bat the wrong way. hank, you have to read the label. first pitch comes, hank aaron hits a h.r. when he comes a -- hits a home run. he comes across the plate and said, man, i didn't come here to read. i came up here to hit. and the message that reminds me of alcee so much is the fact that alcee never let the chatter or the noise get in his way. he never let the detractors or the haters stop his purpose. he was going to fight for the poor, the voiceless, black and brown people no matter what. if you didn't like it he didn't care. and so when you live a purpose-driven life, like alcee did, you don't get cheated out of any days. and so i remember our last conversation we had when i was down in florida. and i was just talking to him about decisions that i would probably have to make. he said, cedric, who cares what people think? he said, go and do what you can do to help

let's close with a quote from one of the great gaffers, yogi berra, who said, "i never said most of thegi wouldn't mind at all. >> exactly. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being with us. i appreciate you taking time. i'm glad you're vaccinated. people should get vaccinated, right? >> yeah, absolutely. you know, and if you've got any qualms about it, talk to their doctor, you know? we got to get vaccinated. get this country back going. i'm happy i am. for those who haven't been vaccinated, it's a liberating feeling to get vaccinated. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i agree with you, it really is. this is the book, it's called "out of many, one: portraits of america's immigrants." it is available now. president george w. bush, thank you, mr. president. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with maroon 5! >> dicky: it took years to get it right but dr pepper zero sugar has finally arrived. to celebrate we are crowning on air the first-ever zero award winner. tune in thursday to see which one of these three wins a year's supply of dr pepper zero sugar. all the flavor you deserve, none of

yogi berra once said when you come to a fork in the road take it. now we come to a fork in the road. we have two choices. even though we've already met our needs we could spend the money on more and bigger government. that's the road. our nation has traveled in recent years. last year government spending shot up eight percent. that's far more than our economy grew far more than personal income grew and far more than the rate of inflation. if you continue on that road, you will spend the surplus and have to dip into social security to pay other bills. unrestrained government spending is a dangerous road to deficits. so we must take a different path. the other choice is to let the american people spend their own money to meet their own needs. i hope you'll join me. and standing firmly on the side of the people see the growing surplus exists because taxes are too high. and government is charging more than it needs. the people of america have been overcharged and on their behalf. i'm here asking for a refund. some say my tax plan is too big. others othe

known for his clutch hitting in the world series and as the roommate of yogi berra, he won four titlesattended medical school, usually missing most of spring training to studies. while playing for the yankees in 1952, brown was called up by the army medical corps and sent to serve in the korean war. he landed with his unit on october 1st, the same day his teammates were playing the first game of the world series. brown missed out on two world series titles during his 19 months overseas as a surgeon. he returned to play for the yankees briefly before retiring in the summer of 1954 at the age of 29 to begin his medical residency in san francisco. for decades, dr. brown had his own cardiology practice in ft. worth, texas. until he accepted the job as president of baseball's american league, a position he held from 1984 to 1994. during a recent old timers day at yankee stadium, brown recalled his strategy for winning over the parents of sara, who would become his wife of 60 years. tell your mother i'm in medical school, studying to be a cardiologist. tell your dad i played third base for t

. >> bill: the answer is yogi berra. >> dana: international opening games.co city. >> dana: tokyo. >> bill: okay. how did i do? come on. >> dana: i have one more bonus one and do it after the show. "the faulkner focus" up next. >> bill: bye-bye. >> gillian: president biden is now formally rolled out his 2.3 trillion spending bill and critics are pouncing. republicans say the bill is a real job killer and ultimately transform the entire capitalist system as we know it as well as american's way of life. "the faulkner focus", i'm gillian turner in for harris this morning. as president biden is pushing to reshape america with liberal priorities democrats are calling for more covid relief spending in addition to the biden plan which a small portion going toward america's roads and bridges, things traditionally considered infrastructure. it includes