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Where do you stand on the question of whether the National League should permanently install the designated-hitter rule? Put me down as all in favor of it. And that's from someone who, when the rule was first adopted by the American League back in 1973, ranted and raved that it was the worst idea since General Custer challenged the Sioux Indians to a fight at Little Bighorn. The outright heresy, I thought, of installing a permanent pinch-hitter into a starting lineup is a desecration of The Grand Old Game. Surely, I was convinced, it foreshadowed the beginning of the end. I was not even molli...

Sheridan, Wyoming: Open spaces and humble graces 17 December 2020 2021 will see the return of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo, just in time to celebrate 90 years as the most authentic cowboy experience in the wild west © Sheridan, Wyoming At first blush, picturesque Sheridan is all archetypal mountain verve and Wyoming vigor, but there is an artistic dynamism and cultural allure here the bellies its cow-town reputation. Sheridan's ranching roots run centuries deep, but so too does its polo legacy (and connection to the British Crown.) The flagship Sheridan WYO Rodeo draws nearly 30,000 visitors to...

21m | 2014 | TV-PG | CC Pay the price with the Pawn Stars when Rick negotiates the sale of a cigar box once belonging to JFK. Can he get top dollar or will the deal go up in smoke? Then, a Civil War era photograph of General Custer arrives in the shop. With its authenticity in question, will Rick fight a losing battle or will he dodge a bullet? And later, after a good sales week, Rick surprises his staff with a field trip to the Hoover Dam. Will the group feel like they're treading water or will they have a dam good time?

Have to do with science? that's not science, is it? >> not at all. that's one of the things i said in the article. i'm not questioning any of the consensus about climate science i'm saying is a political policy matter, it's run its course. you should've seen my twitter feed a blowup. apparently it's not enough to call someone a climate denier at all, i'm getting called a white male supremacist which is a good sign that you've run out of arguments about the issue itself. >> tucker: doesn't approach being an argument, it's a primal scream. you were at a berkeley how are you allowed to say this a...

Part of this, what does that have to do with science? that's not science, is it? >> not at all. that's one of the things i said in the article. i'm not questioning any of the consensus about climate science i'm saying is a political policy matter, it's run its course. you should've seen my twitter feed a blowup. apparently it's not enough to call someone a climate denier at all, i'm getting called a white male supremacist which is a good sign that you've run out of arguments about the issue itself. >> tucker: doesn't approach being an argument, it's a primal scream. you were at a berkeley how ...