an open and inviting to so many people from all over the world that have made families here and careers and established for generations to be able to live and thrive here so this is the wealthy, strong, powerful, loyal country who can help others in times of need like we ve seen. that s the kind of country we should be focusing on and people are letting their their own inner insecurities or upset about the ideology overshadow the purpose of the anthem, and that to me is sad that it s getting lost and misused in this fashion. juan: you you know who was divisive? donald trump. i don t think there s any question. i think the nfl owners said the reason they stood on the field with the players is because they said we are not going to allow ourselves to be divided by president trump who is using it as a political football, the nfl. there s no question when you look at the history of sports,
veterans and to the people who have defended the flag, they are very offended and rightfully so. but to those who have this podium and want to see social change, they feel this is the platform that they should be able to use, and they have that right, so they are doing it. eric: we look back to the history of sports, jackie robinson, and everything else, jim gray, thank you for your insight. we always deeply appreciate it. thank you, eric. arthel: and eric and jim, president trump expected to announce new restrictions on his travel ban at any time now. will they pass muster in the courts? our legal panel with a closer look up next.
history of sports, in the history of this country, but it was really huge for a guy named henry louis aaron, but he did as good a job in this interview as i ve ever heard talking about what it was like. you know, leading up to april 8th, 1974, when you broke babe ruth s record and it s just amazing to me how you were able to hit a baseball consistently with all that stuff whirling around you, with the hate mail and the evilness that you experienced all the time. how did you mentally, physically, and spiritually get yourself ready every game to go out there and play despite all that stuff that s around you? in spite of all of the things that i went through, and you mentioned some of them, i ve always been able to separate the two. i always felt like once i got my
frozen froze its attempts to rescue. and we are following again that breaking news right now. we re working to get more details on the condition of legendary formula 1 driver michael schumaker. he is in a coma following a very bad skiing accident in the french alps. his condition is krilt kal. michael schumaker needed emergency brain surgery due to what we re told is severe brain trama. you can kind of give us a sense of who he is when it comes to sports. well, i can say that he is the best, the top formula 1 driver in history of sports. around the world, one of the most recognizable athletes around the world. he made his formula 1 debut claiming a record seven world titles by the time of his first retire. in 2006. he won five of those titles with the italian racing force.
we re back with rachel nichols. it s one of the controversial figures of the history of sports. that would be mike tyson. what did he have to say? we talked about everything. we talked about his childhood, growing up in brownsville, brooklyn, which he referred to basically as a slum. he said he was arrested nearly 40 times by the age of 12. he didn t know where his next meal was coming from, sometimes he would steal, running with the wrong crowd. we talked about how you go from a childhood like that to being a superstar almost instantaneously. take a listen. how do you deal with going from that to become a guy when you re only 29, you re the heavyweight champion, and once you get there