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Be attacked in terms of credibility. so it's a strong case and is a problem for mr. weisselberg for sure because it feels like a jail case in the parlance of that courthouse and also for the trump organization. >> dave aaronburg, as an active prosecutor as you look at the charges, what stands out to you? >> good morning, joe. i know you're a baseball guy. what stands out to me is that we're in the early innings and these charges are serious but i think they also serve as building blocks to charge higher ups at the trump organization and possibly trump himself. i know people are saying they're ...

Me, chris. losses, how much does it mean to washington and to you, finally, to win it all? >> well, i think it means so much to the area of d.c. and to the dmv that we pulled this off. they're a rabid fan base since we arrived here in 2006, and we've had some disappointments but this kind of makes up for everything it f was a great run. a historic run if you will because of the way he did it. >> you arrive today without guards and security with this, you just walk around with it. >> i just carry it with me, part of what i do. >> a conversation startser. >> a conversation piece. >> baseball the...

Successful as anybody in the game. chris: two of the hottest free agents in the market, can you afford both of them? >> that's a possibility. we're going to have to be very strategic about how we allocate our resources. but they're two players that are near and dear to my heart. we drafted, signed both of them, and we certainly would love to see them in a nationals uniform long term. chris: your dad, phil, who's 89, is a lifetime baseball guy. he was a scout, he's now on your staff. what have you and he said to each other -- [laughter] since wednesday night? >> well, since wednesday night it's...

Successful as anybody in the game. chris: two of the hottest free agents in the market, can you afford both of them? >> that's a possibility. we're going to have to be very strategic about how we allocate our resources. but they're two players that are near and dear to my heart. we drafted, signed both of them, and we certainly would love to see them in a nationals uniform long term. chris: your dad, phil, who's 89, is a lifetime baseball guy. he was a scout, he's now on your staff. what have you and he said to each other -- [laughter] since wednesday night? >> well, since wednesday night it's...

>> whether you're taxed in both states, the states where you live and work. >> i've been out to lunch on that for a long time. i follow sports and love it but these guys get taxed monster. i would want to go with a team in texas or florida. >> all i was saying last hour was i can't cry too much for bryce harper, even if it gets taxed a lot. >> pete was saying you're basically a socialist for one industry. >> give away $39 million. ed is a baseball guy. you get it. >> absolutely. talk about socialism. >> that's right. there's this festival down in texas, you probably don't go to it, i don't eit...