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Fans indeed got their moneys worth. a record setting night of game four of the world series. the game was 99 minutes longer than the previous longest world series game. by four innings. it was the longest world series game. also, lasted 15 minutes longer than the entire 1939 world series, as 46 of the 50 players on the active rosters all got into the games and i will tell you, just like the players, the fans last night also endured this marathon. >> we kept thinking were going to do 23 innings a...

Ed: wow. well see im going to pick it up here because i love baseball and if youre just waking up you missed the longest game in world series history, ever. the la dodgers ending a marathon against the red sox in the 18th inning. >> flies one in the air to the left center, back at the wall, and its gone! >> [applause] >> its over. ed: little drama there, the walk off homer giving the dodgers a 3-2 win the game lasted seven hours 20 minutes longer than the entire 1939 world series i dont think th...

Mississippi. its fallen a little bit in disrepair, and im glad you decided to have this interview in this restaurant thats been here since 1939, because it shows where weve been and where we have to get to again with a little bit of attention, a little bit of concentration, someone who cares with the economic status of mississippians. im not just talking about black mississippians, but all mississippians. >> this is very much in line with the likes of fannie mae hamer. >> reporter: do you think ...

Mississippi. >> i am humbled to be asked to serve this nation. >> reporter: where is mississippi going? >> on fair street during the jim crow era was the black mecca of mississippi. its fallen a little bit in disrepair, and im glad you decided to have this interview in this restaurant thats been here since 1939, because it shows where weve been and where we have to get to again with a little bit of attention, a little bit of concentration, someone who cares with the economic status of mississipp...

Interview in this restaurant that has been here since 1939 because it shows where weve been and where we have to get to again with a little bit of attention, with a little bit of a concentration with someone who really cares about the economic status of mississippians and im talking about not just black but all mistians. i dont look at race so much as i look at economic possibilities, common ground for everyone regardless of race. >> this is very much in line with the ideas of fannie lou namer. ...

World war ii from 1939 to 1945. 26 about the holocaust during the height of the holocaust. the greatest genocide in modern history. and they said the "new york times" editors made a conscious decision to bury the papers holocaust coverage. this is the "new york times." the so-called paper of record. i doubt very much if any other news organization, any other news platform had that as part of its record. that it would be consider the paper of record, and used by so many in manhattan, and washingt...

World war ii from 1939 to 1945. 26 about the holocaust during the height of the holocaust. the greatest genocide in modern history. and they said the "new york times" editors made a conscious decision to bury the papers holocaust coverage. this is the "new york times." the so-called paper of record. i doubt very much if any other news organization, any other news platform had that as part of its record. that it would be consider the paper of record, and used by so many in manhattan, and washingt...

World war ii from 1939 to 1945. 26 about the holocaust during the height of the holocaust. the greatest genocide in modern history. and they said the "new york times" editors made a conscious decision to bury the papers holocaust coverage. this is the "new york times." the so-called paper of record. i doubt very much if any other news organization, any other news platform had that as part of its record. that it would be consider the paper of record, and used by so many in manhattan, and washingt...

Cleared him but the result of that was to say for all of the next two centuries he was had the only justice ever impeached that justices of the supreme court cant be partisan, but even more to the point, they have to be independent of the president who appointed them. and the real problem with kavanaugh is exactly that. >> and thats exactly where i was going to go with you because i was taken aback by sort of the anger by brett kavanaugh, the yelling -- >> it was almost psychiatric. it was a pri...

>> samuel chase, there were eight counts, and the senate cleared him but the result of that was to say for all of the next two centuries he was the only justice ever impeached, that justice on the supreme court cant be partisan but even more to the point, they have to be independent of the president who appointed them. and the real problem with kavanaugh is exactly that. >> and thats exactly where i was going to go with you because i was taken aback by some sort of anger of brett kavanaugh. >> i...