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The campaign itself as ed, been there, done that, not running for president again and he said down and i remember two things, one, he had this big thick book he was reading and was on the history of the navy and there he was at that point way into his 70s and on a plane still reading about his blood navy. the other thing he kept quizzing me about no space off because he told me paul goldman was a favorite player, first baseman, slugger, for the diamondbacks. you see him in later years when he go...

There, done that, not running for president again and he said down and i remember two things, one, he had this big thick book he was reading and was on the history of the navy and there he was at that point way into his 70s and on a plane still reading about his blood navy. the other thing he kept quizzing me about no space off because he told me paul goldman was a favorite player, first baseman, slugger, for the diamondbacks. you see him in later years when he got a break back on before his bat...

Half a pack of cigarettes. its dark, and were wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> theres something about that dynamic you that dont get from a singular comic voice. just like in life. you know, two people contributing to the same thing can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> i think well get there until they fade to black. how about a nice hand for my partner. >> you dont know why chemistry works. you dont know how to manufacture it. its just either there or its not. and it...

Half a pack of cigarettes. its dark and were wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> there is something about that dynamic that you dont get from a singular comic voice just like in life, two people contributing to the same thing can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> well stand here until they fade to black. how about a nice hand. >> you dont know why chemistry works, you dont know how to manufacturer. its there or not and its just beautiful when it works. >> put in another p...

We got a full tank of gas. half a pack of cigarettes. its dark and were wearing sunglasses. >> hit it. >> there is something about that dynamic that you dont get from a singular comic voice just like in life, two people contributing to the same thing can bring it more power than one person acting on their own. >> i think well just stand here until they fade to black. how about a nice hand. >> you dont know why chemistry works, you dont know how to mafr manufacture it. its there or not and its ju...

No hitter. he gave up a single in the ninth inning. the fans giving newcomb a standing ovation. after the game, offensive tweets when he was in high school surfaced. he apologized and said they dont represent the person he is. tough day at the office. sliding into second base and astros first baseman loses his balance and steps on his face with his slecleat. you see the bandage. otherwise, he was okay. it could have been a scary moment. that cleat would have been a little bit further to the le...

Our air. you know, obviously i had a personal connection. he was my first baseman on the panel for almost 10 years and he was a guy who could cut through the noise. he didnt waste words. he was wise, but also had this humor. he was not the traditional one way or the other, didnt know how he would come down on some things. then he would write a column about tsa that would be dont touch my junk and you would die laughing. he just had this gift. and i think that there are very few people in our wor...

Bounty the quicker picker upper. i expect him the to take a pretty healthy cut. >> urena to happ and a drive to right. what were you saying? >> yes, sir. >> gone! whoa, baby. >> oh, my. >> the season has begun. >> welcome back. time now for sports. that was the chicago cubs lead-off hitter ian happ sending the very first pitch of the major league season out of the park. that one was gone. the cubs win the first game of the series. chicago first baseman anthony rizzo, a stone man douglas alumis...

People not use the word "man" when they are writing. mailman, policeman, they think thats sexist and could be kind of offensive and biased. should we remove the word "man" from all terminology? >> well, when we are talking about men, we should probably keep it in our language. these things are fluid and change over time. and be flexible with our mind. it can cause discomfort at first. but the potential reward for changing them is creating a more inclusive society. how hard is it to think of mail...

People not use the word "man" when they are writing. mailman, policeman, they think thats sexist and could be kind of offensive and biased. should we remove the word "man" from all terminology? >> well, when we are talking about men, we should probably keep it in our language. these things are fluid and change over time. and be flexible with our mind. it can cause discomfort at first. but the potential reward for changing them is creating a more inclusive society. how hard is it to think of mail...