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The clutch hits time and time again, he led the comeback against the yankees in 2004 that ended the championship drought and two more championships followed. a lot of people will remember him in 2013 after the boston marathon bombing, he gave this speech at fenway park that this was our [ bleep ]ing city. and that led the team to a world se sear. >> on the personal note, my son, david met him once and couldnt have been nicer to him. big papi, were rooling. >> our thoughts and prayer are with him...

With the whole facetime thing. i created a rockstar. (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like iphone xr on us when you buy the latest iphone. thats verizon. if youve been following the french open, that incredible comeback. the champion and australian who actually quit the sport a few years ago. >> coy wire is here with the story of ashley barty. >> a prodigy. a junior wimbledon champ and had high expectations. now she has returned. the 23-year-old australian cruising through...

Hundreds protest at the ballot calling it a sham to legitimize a power grab. security forces crackdown on fresh protests in soon don as a general strike police treats deserted as the latest strategy of government opponents who want to force the ruling military council to resign. and that the womens world cup italy inflict some last minute pain on australia making for a perfect comeback after a 20 year absence from footballs big stink. on a golf welcome to the show. huge crowds have rallied on th...

He pleaded no contest to charges. he had to leave office. staged a comeback. became the mayor again. got convicted of racketeering. had to leave office. went to prison, came back, ran for mayor again. that was buddys life in politics in rhode island at the end of it. he died a couple of years ago. toward the end he was honored with an unveiling of an efficient portrait at city hall. he turned around, he looked at that portrait and he said, you know, i always said the government was trying to fra...

The providence college fryers. >> there you go. >> how about cleverly politicians? and colorful being a euphemism for indicted. there is a rich political tradition and history. lots of interesting characters in politics have come from rhode island. you recognize this guy. this is vincent jr. he was the mayor of providence. he pleaded no contest to charges. he had to leave office. staged a comeback. became the mayor again. got convicted of racketeering. had to leave office. went to prison, came b...

I think they will stop it. i think they want to make a deal. >> martha: the president has an issue. not all republicans are on board here. watch this. >> we are not a fan of tariffs. we hope this can be avoided. >> i am worried about the tariffs. i worry that the harm to our economy will be greater than the affect mexico. >> slapping a tax on everyone time it comes across in one direction could be very damaging. lets hope this doesnt happen. >> martha: you get the idea. joining me the author of ...

Interviewing them. and isnt giving us any facts. so, all we have -- >> youre interviewing me. youre interviewing me. youre doing it, senator. sorry to interrupt. youre doing it. there is no conclusions reached. >> tucker: that was kavanaugh responding to senator dianne feinstein of california in todays hearing. we spoke to retired professor alan dershowitz ahead of the hearing. now that it is over what did he think the outcome? alan dershowitz also the author of "the case against impeaching trum...

Presumption of innocence. if you talk about the left and the politicalization of what the left is done. there are serious questions that need to be asked of keith ellison, the deputy chair of d.n.c., bill clinton and others on the left who have credible allegation against them as well. its fascinating i think to see how it is one-sided in the charges. >> trish: sure. politics as usual. all right. >> women need to be taken seriously and credibly. all of them. not just on one side. >> trish: good ...

So, all we have -- >> youre interviewing me. youre interviewing me! youre doing it, senator. im sorry to interrupt. youre doing it. there is no conclusions reached. >> tucker: that was brett kavanaugh responding to senator dianne feinstein of california in todays hearing. we spoke with retired professor alan dershowitz ahead of todays hearing. now that it is over what did he think of the outcome? alan dershowitz also the author of "the case against impeaching trump." and he he joins us tonight. ...

Say tonight about the women accusing brett kavanaugh. but he clearly had one man on his mind. >> i have 145 judges i will be picking by the end of a fairly short period of time because president obama wasnt big on picking judges. ive been very proactive against cuba. i dont like whats happening in cuba. as you know, president obama gave them a pass. you know, when president obama had an economy that was -- it was the worst comeback since the great depression. youve all heard that. i didnt do wha...