sharpie, you don t have a clue. mr. abdul jabbar posted, the bully made my point. the is the author of mycroft holmes. thank you for being here. nice to talk to you, rachel. there are a lot of things to critique about the donald trump presidential campaign. i wonder why you singled out his attacks on the media. why that bothered you so much. it bothers me because first amendment is such an essential part of the what our democracy is about. when you attack journalists in order to silence criticism, are you really stifling the public discourse? the fact we can engage in some critical analysis of what someone says and ask them questions, that makes our democracy work. it makes us able to understand what the issues are and where people s hearts are and what they are going to do as our elected officials.
nonshooting arm to hold off the defender. you see the hook shot all the time now. back when the hook shot was a new idea the guy who perfected it was kareem abdul jabar. he was 7 2 with long arms and good coordination so it was almost impossible for a defender to stop one of his hook shots. you couldn t reach him. he mastered the art of creating distance between himself and the other guy. he got so good at the hook shot he could make them so far from the basket his hook shot got its own name when he did it. they called it the sky hook. kareem abdul jabar s sense of distance, the way he could look all alone on the court in the sky hook moments burns forever in my mind as a kid who watched basketball growing up. it turned out to be a metaphor for not just his experience on the basketball court but part of the way he lived his life. in an essay this year mr. ab tul jabar wrote about his reasons
it s getting boring. if he no longer seems spontaneous and unscripted and no longer seems bigger than and not beholden to the republican party which he swore off with the pledge today then what s left that s different about him? joining a man whose body language and facial expression said everything i felt when donald trump good nighted the indonesian house speaker today chris speaker who is at the press conference today and asked the first question. thank you. it s great to be here. the look on your face. i was like, that s how i feel. i kept looking around like seriously, are we being pranked? part of it is i feel there is a lag in terms of the press corps. they have heard the lines more than we have. that this is just a stump speech now. that s what politicians do. huckabee has a stump speech. i can tell you about the illegal imgrants and talk about how i will make your head spin and the strongest military, we have to protect the vets. you can do it. but there is no
it s become a standard part of the game. the hook shot. instead of the classic facing the basket, both hands approach you turn sideways. you hook the ball over your head with one arm. by shooting that way with one arm you free your other nonshooting arm to hold off the defender. you see the hook shot all the time now. back when the hook shot was a new idea the guy who perfected it was kareem abdul jabar. he was 7 2 with long arms and good coordination so it was almost impossible for a defender to stop one of his hook shots. you couldn t reach him. he mastered the art of creating distance between himself and the other guy. he got so good at the hook shot he could make them so far from the basket his hook shot got its own name when he did it. they called it the sky hook.
we ve got news ahead tonight on the kentucky county clerk who was thrown in jail today on the issue of same-sex marriage. there is an important part of the story being mostly missed by the national media. we have that specific part of the story ahead. plus, the great kareem abdul jabar joins us tonight in part because he s in a big political fight that he picked and he s winning. he s here for the interview tonight. stay with us. i m sorta marge. you re not marge? we both drive a stick,