News about Ty Cobb

Trump's lawyers had requested a stay of the decision, alerting of serious consequences for the presidency if such immunity were lacking.

A bat, which is believed to have been used by Ty Cobb in 1905's rookie season, has been auctioned for $1,074,544. The souvenir received a top rating in terms of its appearance, and it came with a letter of authenticity. The Hillerich & Bradsby C28 model isn't the most expensive bat ever sold, but it is one of only five bats to reach the $1 million mark. A Babe Ruth bat, which was used to run at Yankee Stadium in 1923 in 2004, was sold at auction for a record $1.3 million.

When Donald Trump was pictured at his golf course outside Washington, D.C. without his clubs, it sparked a storm of rumors that he had chosen the open air venue for a meeting with lawyers and plotters outside of FBI jurisdiction. Theorists believed they'd seen a mustachioed former prosecutor and a lobbyist attempting to reverse the election. However, the fanciful thinking tickled Trump World insiders, who said that it was nothing particularly exciting: it was a tour of facilities as his company's building program continued.

After pictures of him playing without clubs surfaced, rumors that Donald Trump was in Washington, D.C., to consult with lawyers about a potential prosecution. The former president of Sterling, Virginia, just 25 miles from Washington, D.C., was not attached to any golf clubs, and several said it did not appear he was actually playing golf while on the course. Photographs of Trump riding the golf cart solo and at other times with his son Eric riding shotgun were posted on social media, black sport pants, white golf shoes, and his iconic red Make America Great Again cap.

Because of the continuing FBI probe, Donald Trump's former White House counsel believes the president could face an indictment and a prohibition on running from office once more. The chances of Trump facing a federal indictment,' Ty Cobb told CBS News, are'very high.' Trump is more likely to be prosecuted due to his involvement with the Capitol riot in 2021, according to him, than the DOJ is looking into. Cobb says the recent raid in Mar-a-Lago over classified papers' removal from the office's investigation into January 6, as well as Trump's attempts to prevent Joe Biden from winning the 2020 race. The Department of Justice is currently reviewing classified information obtained by the FBI from Mar-a-Lago, the former president's Florida home, and the Department of Justice is reviewing classified documents. Cobb said, 'I think the president is in serious legal trouble, not so much because of the hunt, but more because of the obstructive conduct he took in connection with the January 6 lawsuit.'