times this season in late august at yankee stadium. back to you guys. brian, ainsley. brian: it was like a playoff game. it was unbelievable. ainsley: you are a mets fan. why aren t you cheering. brian: what happens is i m in a tough spot. i might have to call dr. drew because i m a mets fan who doesn t want to see the yankees lose. ainsley: why is that? brian: i m not a hater. steve: you are a new yorker they are both new york teams subway series. brian: you are the same way? ainsley: supposed to pull for each team unless they play each other. brian: they hate each other. i m definitely an anomaly. steve: janice dean i beth you like both teams. mets. ainsley: i m a yankees fan but i m happy for the mets. i m not a hater. janice: you are always happy, ainsley. ainsley: so are you i m very blessed. janice: we are all blessed. look at the weather forecast because we have warm
boston! i got to help. ah, the fans. a group of people who turn a bit of fun into the struggle for the immortal soul of a city. so i m going start with some fans who are more like me, who are in it more for the thrill of victory part than the crushing your enemies and seeing them adrenaline before you part. what is your sports fandom? mets fan. oh. oh, hey, what s that face? it s not about them, it s about the suffering. there is so much. this is my friend mae graham, a boston globe columnist for over two decades. and this is renee s friend. i m from minnesota, but i transferred my fandom to the red sox. she s got that midwestern thing. she did that, and i m a new yorker. i m a mets fan. i m not playing that. can t even go into the boroughs. i couldn t go in my house and visit my family. man. well, let s start because, you know, big nba fan, ufc fan.
the fans, a group of people that turn fine into the struggle for the immortal soul of a city. so i will start with fans who are more like me, in it for the thrill of victory part rather than the crushing your enemies part. what is your sports fandom? mets fan. it is not about them, it is about the suffering. this is my friend rence, a boston globe columnist robert two decades. i am from minnesota and i transferred my fandom to the red sox. i am like i am a new yorker, i am not playing that. you cannot even go into the boroughs. i could not go in my house. because of my family.
today. tomorrow. okay. congresswoman mikie sherrill is with us, a u.s. navy veteran and member of the house armed services committee. are you a yankees fan, a mets fan, a phillies fan? i know, but i kind of like the nationals. the nationals. okay. here we go. that will win you some votes in jersey. i m out, i m out. it is done. all right. we begin with overnight news coming in from ukraine where at least 30 people were killed and over 100 injured when a russian rocket hit a train station in the donetsk region. we want to warn you the images are graphic. the region s governor says thousands of people were at the station at the time of the strike. they were trying to leave. the station is the main evacuation point for thousands of ukrainians trying to flee the country s east as russia steps up its offensive there. president volodymyr zelenskyy
but it s people trying to basically, you know, warn trump that if you run again, there are going to be these distractions, and this can t be one. we have seen this movie before with other staff. maybe not to this degree. the things that are said in the complaint are really ugly. we will see if that has durability with trump. but most things don t red sox/yankees on tuesday. they fold, red sox. i don t like either team. . you want the red sox. i m a mets fan. i m not rooting for the red sox. is the u.s. turning the corner. you get the hook as soon as you say something about the red sox. promising new signs of the pandemic next. > [humming] i m paying them no mind hands to the sky, all mine and pardon when i shine