you re talking about physics and 1903 with a guy asleep in bed. i said, walter, listen, we have to go to break, but can you stick around? we had you for 20 or 30 minutes. and it was the highest rated 30 minutes in 2007 and at that point, i m serious, that s when i said, this is our audience. that was the start of it. now you have leonardo. i m fascinated. what connects people, geniuses, like jobs, einstein, leonardo ai vin vinci. smart people are a dime a dozen. they don t generally amount to much. what you brought out about einstein, there were smarter scientists, it s how he saw things. certainly with leonardo. didn t go to university and didn t go to school. he was born out of wedlock.
and some of these forces donald trump really latched onto and exploited. we ve got the alt-right in america, the richard spencers. and i do think that right now, you know, john mccain s sort of life has been lived in this post-world war ii consensus world, where, you know, the republicans had, preworld war ii, been isolationist, but after world war ii everyone was not globalist or internationalists. and we all sort of agree on a lot of the same things. and that is coming apart. our culture is coming apart. and there s a real debate on the right right now, sadly, over what makes it american. is it blood and soil? some people believe that s what s it is. or is it a credo thing, is it something that we believe in i happened to stumble across a book in a store today, and it was printed in 1903. the first essay in that book was from theodore roosevelt about
was printed in 1903. the first essay in that book was from theodore roosevelt about what american is. and it was a great republican. it is almost everything that donald trump is not. everything he s not saying. he starts off by saying we cannot have a religious test. and it is almost like a counter point to now and the islam phobia that s happening. they have an opigation to use his name. i ve got to ask you this, douglas, and i know we have to go. if you could respond quickly. the president was asked about the public silence for nearly two weeks. those four green beretts. he says he hasn t spoken to their families, he s written letters and they will be arriving soon. however, in these five days he s found time to play golf, call
277 minutes. 38 players, 14 pitchers, 12 pitching changes. regular replay reviews. and countless, countless, meetings on the mound. without the meetings, pitching changes, batting glove adjustments somewhere you ll find a three-hour gym. instead a nearly five-hour endurance test. took my son it game, a school night. special night and we had to leave in the ninth inning of a nine inning game. why? transportation and dilemmas. challenge to the baseball commissioner. watch that game again. minute by minute. if you can bear it. then do something. edit out the following or put in a pitch clock. don t let batters step out of the box as many time. limit times to the mound. cut commercial time. something, anything, please. all of us baseball fans beg you. you have a great sport, but time is not on your side. we ll be right back.
diamondbacks hosting the rockies in the wild card game. built up 6-0 lead early. colorado clawed back and in the seventh with arizona up one, diamond back reliever sports a killer beard, side note. cranked two run triple. bradley let out back to back home runs in the very next inning. cut the lead to one. bottom of the eighth, a.j. smacked arizona s fourth triple of the game. knocking in two of the three runs in that inning. four triples the most in the a post season game since 1903. when the boston americans now red sox hit five. arizona wins 11-8. they ll visit los angeles dodgers for game one on friday. to the decisive game five of wnba finals and minnesota links avenge last year s loss in a rematch this year defeating them 85-76 yesterday in minneapolis.