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is returning this month. Welcome back to the Dersh show.

Before we get back to politics,

I want to talk about baseball.

The End of the World Series, perhaps tonight,

wearing my red socks shirt I think if I turn around you

can even see that it has my name on it was given to me for my birthday by the owner of the Red Sox and the Red Sox a team and I actually want to relate baseball to to politics tonight, but I'll start out by reading the letter

that put it in my mind.

I hadn't thought about doing this until I got this letter

and then I decided to start the show with this letter.

Remember I showed people a picture of my autograph letter from Chief Justice John Marshall.

So somebody named Triplett writes me, I'd like to propose a trade, the John Marshall letter from my complete set of 1979 top space bowl cards, including a gem mint rookie of Thurman Munson. Let me know. Just kidding, and he says,

Professor, love when you share your collectibles.

How about a baseball story since the World Series is going on?

Ever thrown out the first pitch?

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