schumacher: frank sinatra was a jazz crooner, right?t into many different worlds at once. one, he always liked to pal around with the mob guys from his youth. you know, two, he's trying to make it as a political figure with jfk. so imagine you're going to see frank sinatra and dean and sammy at the copa, and you're sitting there and all of a sudden in the middle of a show, sinatra gets up and says, "hey, wait. we have somebody in the audience." the brightest man in the political world in this country or any other country today, say hello to john kennedy from the great state of massachusetts. [ cheers and applause ] bow! follow that, joey. [ laughter ] you son of a gun, you got the jewish vote. [ laughter ] schwartz: originally, sinatra and jfk got along very well. sinatra had been one of his biggest supporters. the mob guys, it's been alleged, were also his supporters. the mob really was excited about john kennedy becoming president because they thought he was one of them. what they didn't anticipate was that he was going to appoint his

♪ frank sinatra had been a big vegas entertainer since the early '50s.las vegas. he had enlisted a lot of his hollywood friends to appear in this caper film, and it was jack entratter at the sands who suggested some of the co-stars could come on stage with you at night when you do the show. you dirty rat. you get out of here! hey, you step on my suedes one more time... sure enough, five of them came on every night. frank, dean martin, sammy davis jr., joey bishop, and peter lawford. all of them in the film during the day, at night, going on stage at the sands hotel. davis: whoa, whoa, whoa! whoa! hey, what are you guys gonna try to do? get in on our applause? we don't need you fellas. just a minute, fellas. you've been on for a long time now. you'll have to leave now. [ laughter, applause ] weatherford: the rat pack was at the top of their game in las vegas. separately, any of them could have packed that small showroom at the sands. but you put them all together, and it was an event. [ laughter ] anka: they came at the right time, with the right stuff. s

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was he talking to the late, great frank sinatra or directly to an all-beef frank? i'm so sorry. oh, god. the massacre." [applause] trump then moved on to his tax plan and made just as much sense. >> instead of a biden tax hike, i'll give you a trump middle class, upper class, lower class, business class big tax cut. >> stephen: ran out of classes there, didn't ya? "i'm talking lower class, business class, first class, delta one, comfort plus. we love comfort plus, don't we? sounds like it would be a streaming service, but it's not. comfort plus. it's a chair. exit row! you get more leg room but it's also a job. you got the door. you gotta take care of the door. will you take the door off? i don't know, what's in it for me? not die? you drive a hard bargain. i love the slide." trump also took some time to reminisce about his family. >> i had a father, he was great. my mother was great. they're looking down now, they're up there in heaven, definitely in heaven. >> stephen: "they're up there with the late, great, hannibal lecter. probably enjoying hello, dad. probably

i mean, the likes of elvis, prince, frank sinatra, for example? yes, i think that's closer to...ributed with their own bodies and dancing, performing, singing 25 songs in a studio in stockholm. and that was that was really essential to make it as perfect as possible. today, you don't need to have all that. you could do it different today. meaning you could see an artist perform, and we could create something with an artist that isn't with us any more. that will happen in the future. per, does this up a murky area, though? i mean, are there ethics involved in bringing an artist back to life, so to speak? of course it is. i think that's very sensitive. the new beatles song, that was a john lennon song. i think it was quite, you know, i read some things about, you know, what would john lennon approve this if he was alive today? and no one knows, you know. a lot of arguments on both sides. same thing with if if you would do an elvis show or you do a michael jackson show, or even do a beatles show, you know, would they want to do that? would they? and i think that's very, very importa

i mean, the likes of elvis, prince, frank sinatra, for example? yes, i think that's closer to...y contributed with their own bodies and dancing, performing, singing 25 songs in a studio in stockholm. and that was that was really essential to make it as perfect as possible. today, you don't need to have all that. you could do it different today. meaning you could see an artist perform, and we could create something with an artist that isn't with us any more. that will happen in the future. per, does this up a murky area, though? i mean, are there ethics involved in bringing an artist back to life, so to speak? of course it is. i think that's very sensitive. the new beatles song, that was a john lennon song. i think it was quite, you know, i read some things about, you know, what would john lennon approve this if he was alive today? and no—one knows, you know. a lot of arguments on both sides. same thing with if if you would do an elvis show or you do a michaeljackson show, or even do a beatles show, you know, would they want to do that, would they? and i think that's very, very im

. >> frank sinatra told me a long time ago, never eat before you perform. not performing. i'm a politician if you can believe it. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, i can't believe it because -- and here's why. because frank sinatra died in 1998, and you became a politician in 2015, so that conversation didn't happen. and what would the context be for that anyway? under what circumstances would frank sinatra be talking to donald trump, and his main advice for trump, who, again, was neither a politician nor a tv personality when sinatra was alive, would be "don't eat before you perform?" [ laughter ] maybe trump was offering sinatra food, and that was his excuse. "hey, frank, do you want some fast food? it's been piled on this table for three hours." [ laughter ] "thanks, donny, but frank doesn't eat before he performs." [ light laughter ] "hey, get this [ bleep ] guy away from me." [ laughter ] "what am i paying my security for here?" [ applause ] "trying to get to stage, and the guy with the sandwiches on a table." but that was not the only story trump told that mi

frank sinatra, come fly with me, baby. neil: you are the walrus. i love you to death.nd on my good side, you stood out for that. >> i had mentors on the inner cities in areas of america i always hung up with. offering the opportunity zones, yes, you are on it. up presidential inner-city task force in the inner sees, permission to speak freely, what happened when you were donald and i was jersey joe, i miss of those days, got to stop with the hate, got to just, may disagree. as long as you are the exalted mr. grow. neil: you are that and then some. the 50th anniversary show if you are not on it, you, 50th anniversary. thank god. you are the best. joe piscopo, genuine article. but bottom line, how lambert, former governor desantis donor, the maga etf harkening back to that. always good to see you. a lot of money coming in since the trial began, you had something to do with that but the first month where the president's hall was running higher than president biden's. what can you tell us about that. >> it is a significant number and there's a lot of fundraisers coming up.

i opened the hearing with the debut of a new ai generated csonka, aia i, a riff on frank sinatra's new york new york with lyrics created by chat gpt and voice cloning technology used to mimic frank sinatra's voice. the song was fun to create with permission from the right holders of course, but also highlighted some pressing legal questions about generative ai, was my song protected speech? if i hadn't gotten permission with the song have violated mr. sinatra's rice to his voice and his style? since that hearing, ai generated replicas have only grown more pervasive, from deep fake videos of celebrities talking products to songs made with voice cloning tools, closing as legitimate hits, to scam calls mimicking a panicked grandchild's voice. ai generated replicas of tom hanks and gayle king were used to advertise medical services and a taped version of the on musk encouraged consumers to invest in a crypto currency scam. drake, m&m, areata grande, beyoncÉ are a few of the musical artists seen their voices mimicked by ai clones. mcafee, our global leader in online protection found one in

. >> frank sinatra and michael jackson were both customers.e torch. >> we will see who picks it up. >> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for >>> tonight, israel expands its military operation in rafah to root out hamas. palestinians flee, fearing a full-scale invasion of the city. the world food program warning th

. >> frank sinatra and michael jackson were both customers. it's time to pass on the torch. >> we will see who picks it up. >> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for >>> tonight, israel expands its military operation in rafah to root out hamas. palestinians flee, fearing a full-scale invasion of the city. the world food program warning that would be catastrophic. >> i'm ramy inocencio in tel aviv. parts of rafah are now abandoned as israel pushes across southern gaza. but the military has now struck northern gaza too, fearing past gains may be lost. >> the question, will israel cross president biden's red line next? >> there are certain systems that we're not going to be supporting and supplying for that. >>> also tonight -- >> and then we have a highly conflicted judge. he's corrupt and highly conflicted. so conflicted. there's never been a judge that's more conflicted! >> trump on the attack at a mega maga rally. his criminal trial set to resume with one star witness. >>> plus, severe storms. this tornado touching down

it was very good, frank sinatra told me a long time ago never eat before you perform.rming i am a politician, i hate to be called a politician. i am a businessman, but i guess i am a politician, we did great in 2016 and we did much better this time, i will say this, the spirit that we have this time blows both of them away. you know why? you saw what the alternative is. the alternative is not a good thing. i just had the best hotdog so i said, frank, i'm sorry. pavarotti was a good friend. he ate all the time. he didn't care. i just had a hotdog. it was very good. the price of hotdogs up 22%. chicken is up 32%. hamburgers up 37%. that is why i have the hotdog, it went up the least. eggs up 50%. bacon is up 79%. that is why i don't have bacon anymore, too expensive. there's not one thing anywhere, not one item that is cheaper. energy is way up. that is what caused the problem. you had low energy. energy at $1.87. now almost four dollars again. california just hit $7.21 today. some place was ripping you off. if you are younger looking to buy a home, the 30 year mortgage

it's a very good frank sinatra told me a long time ago never eat before you perform.ieve that. i'm a business even that much br but i guess a politician. we did much better in 2020 put a lot better we had millions more votes. this time and i will say this, the spirit that we have this time blows both away. you know why? you still like maybe s salt the alternative is. the alternative is not a good thing. i had the best hotdo hot dog sod frank i'm sorry. pavarotti was a good friend. he ate all of the time. he did not care. i just had a hotd hot dog it way good. the price of a hot dogs of 22%. chicken is up 32%. hamburgers are up 37%. that is why had the hot dog. so it is up 30%, extra 50%, gasoline is up 50%. bacon is up 79%. that's i don't have bacon anymore, it is so expensive. not one thing is cheaper. there's not one thing anywhere. there's not one item that is cheaper. that's what because they probably had low energy. energy and the dollar 87. now it is up to almost $4 again and it is going up higher. in california $7.21 today. some places are ripping you off. if y

binkley: two of america's most iconic figures, frank sinatra and elvis presley, both chose to get marriedthink the wedding business in las vegas really is about taking something that can be very serious and maybe somewhat stuffy and making it something quirky that you can put your own spin on. and to me, that says everything about las vegas. ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx] water lapping. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx] water splashing. ♪ ♪ [sfx] ambient / laughing. ♪ ♪ [sfx] amman: oh...ughing. newscaster: a piece of las vegas strip history is no more. in all that dust, a whole lot of memories. green: implosions bother historian types like me. but at the same time, a hotel from, say, the '50s cannot compete with what we have today, unless it's thoroughly remade. this is a city that thrives on replacing itself and growing all the time. schumacher: i do shed a tear when you see something get knocked down that has this great historic story behind it, but las vegas wouldn't be here if it wasn't in a constant state of evolution. nothing is sacred on the strip. in just about 15 hours, this building, the once grand dunes hotel and c

guys are tough but that's the way that roasts should have been with frank sinatra and dean getting downg these thing and once they started on comedy central it started to ruin roast for me and most people. i think people get a kick out of seeing this. they humor should be mean there's a nastiness to it and i understand no understand the kids were making cracks about his wife and family and kids and that is behind closed doors. >> so griff i was thinking about it too. this tom brady and clearly one of the world best looking man, successful, attracted to women -- that's what all of the foughter was for the joke does it take courage or sit back and look my life is pretty good. >> he's the goat. greatest quarterback that ever played and the median did a fantastic job but i watched her interviewed with seth meyers she was saying i don't think he really knew what was coming. because -- he's the greatest that ever played the game so nobody has ever said anything bad in their lives about him so he's taking it so probably laughing going along, and hearing people talk about it. and then didn't kn

sinatra and liberace and elvis, but comedy has a long history in las vegas, and what las vegas has doneoxing. it is another one of those big -- oh, you wanna do that? -- big nights in sports tonight. there's been a great deal of talking about this fight. it's a fight that two billion people around the world will be watching, the fight between muhammad ali and larry holmes. it is a battle of hard hitters in a city of high rollers. announcer: muhammad! schilling: muhammad ali, larry holmes in las vegas. there was excitement. people were coming from all over the world, not just america. announcer: if larry gets lazy with his left jab, which he's been known to do, he can... holmes: vegas was paying more. they would out-negotiate the madison square garden, people like that. because they wanted to be known as the place to be. announcer: that's it! they stopped the fight. a tko! boxing became another form of entertainment in las vegas. if there was a title fight, it was going to be here. and you knew you were getting people who spend money. barbutti: i would see at those fights the most beauti

sinatra's new york new york crate with chatgpt voice quoting technology used to mimic frank sinatra'song was fun to create with permission from the rights holders of course. it also highlighted some pressing legal questions that generative ai tools. it was my song protected speech? if i had not gotten permission for the song have violated mr. sinatra's rights to his voice or his style? since that hearing ai generated replicas have only grown more pervasive from deep fakes and videos of celebritiesvi hawking products to songsgh with the voe quoting tunes posing as legitimate hits to scam calls mimicking a panicked panicked grandchild's voice. ai generated replicas of tom hanks and gayle king reese to advertise medical services a fake version of elon musk encourage consumers to invest in a crypto currency scam. drake, eminem, oriana greta, beyoncÉ, are a few of the musical artists who have seen the voice and mimicked by ai clones mcafee global leader in online protection found one in four american adults have experience ai voice scam with a three quarters having lost money. scammers usi

sinatra. he played a mobster from the 1930s with michael keaton. then a more modern version of the same character in wiseguys. after that joe piscopo didn't get a lot of other leading roles until today. when he got a late career break is a different kind of lackey. today he was among the odd characters that came to the manhattan courthouse to support donald trump. the witness on the stand was robert costello, the trump affiliated lawyer who michael cohen said pressured michael cohen to stay loyal to donald trump. you might save yourself, is it a good idea to have a criminal defendant, donald trump, sitting next to joe piscopo, a guy known for playing a mobster in the costello crime family while a trump lawyer, named costello, took the stand in real life to face questions about his own -- is a good idea? probably not a good idea. then again, this is kind of the trump world thing. yesterday robert costello was smacked down for his wiseguy attitude in court and to date susan half an took him apar

guys are tough but that's the way that roasts should have been with frank sinatra and dean getting downe thing and once they started on comedy central it started to ruin roast for me and most people. i think people get a kick out of seeing this. they humor should be mean there's a nastiness to it and i understand no understand the kids were making cracks about his wife and family and kids and that is behind closed doors. >> so griff i was thinking about it too. this tom brady and clearly one of the world best looking man, successful, attracted to women -- that's what all of the foughter was for the joke does it take courage or sit back and look my life is pretty good. >> he's the goat. greatest quarterback that ever played and the median did a fantastic job but i watched her interviewed with seth meyers she was saying i don't think he really knew what was coming. because -- he's the greatest that ever played the game so nobody has ever said anything bad in their lives about him so he's taking it so probably laughing going along, and hearing people talk about it. and then didn't know wha

it was very good, frank sinatra told me a long time ago never eat before you perform.man, but i guess i am a politician, we did great in 2016 and we did much better this time, i will say this, the spirit that we have this time blows both of them away. you know why? you saw what the alternative is. the alternative is not a good thing. i just had the best hotdog so i said, frank, i'm sorry. pavarotti was a good friend. he ate all the time. he didn't care. i just had a hotdog. it was very good. the price of hotdogs up 22%. chicken is up 32%. hamburgers up 37%. that is why i have the hotdog, it went up the least. eggs up 50%. bacon is up 79%. that is why i don't have bacon anymore, too expensive. there's not one thing anywhere, not one item that is cheaper. energy is way up. that is what caused the problem. you had low energy. energy at $1.87. now almost four dollars again. california just hit $7.21 today. some place was ripping you off. if you are younger looking to buy a home, the 30 year mortgage rate is almost that 8%. when i left office, it was 2.6%. the choice betwee

guys are tough but that's the way that roasts should have been with frank sinatra and dean getting downing and once they started on comedy central it started to ruin roast for me and most people. i think people get a kick out of seeing this. they humor should be mean there's a nastiness to it and i understand no understand the kids were making cracks about his wife and family and kids and that is behind closed doors. >> so griff i was thinking about it too. this tom brady and clearly one of the world best looking man, successful, attracted to women -- that's what all of the foughter was for the joke does it take courage or sit back and look my life is pretty good. >> he's the goat. greatest quarterback that ever played and the median did a fantastic job but i watched her interviewed with seth meyers she was saying i don't think he really knew what was coming. because -- he's the greatest that ever played the game so nobody has ever said anything bad in their lives about him so he's taking it so probably laughing going along, and hearing people talk about it. and then didn't know what he

york, new york, used to mimic frank sinatra's voice. the song was fun to create, with permission of course, was my song protected speech? if i hadn't gotten permission, would the song have violated mr. sinatra's rights to his voice or his style? since that hearing, ai generated replicas have only grown more pervasive, from deepfake videos of celebrities hawking products, posing as legitimate hits to scammed calls mimicking a panicked grand child's voice. ai generated videos of tom hanks and gayle king were used. a fake version of elon musk encouraged consumers to invest in a crypto scam. mcafee, our global leader in online protection found one in four american adults have experienced an ai voice scam with three quarters having lost money. scammers using ai generated replicas of a grandchild's voice to trick a grandparent out of money, have become so sophisticated both the faa and ftc have generated warnings. ai deepfakes don't stop there. we've seen other examples, nonconsensual explicit deepfake photos and videos. election interference

i'm thinking frank sinatra is he more of baby doll guy. >> rachel: based on my experience of being therel afternoon yesterday and talking to so many people, if you see these counter protests, somebody has got to interview them. i think they are not from the bronx. i don't think they will be from the bronx. anyway, here is what happened when i went. >> i see democrats now coming out. they are like oh, trump is not welcome here. who are you? >> i think he should definitely come to the neighborhood. >> he should come. he should check out the people because trump is for the little man. >> donald trump is coming to the bronx. are the other girls going to be jealous? >> i don't know but i hope so. trump is doing something that no one has done. he is giving such a respect to the bronx. >> before trump, you know, it was not -- it was not really considered like would they really go into the democratic strongholds? would they really go into the poor neighborhoods. >> one of the very important things that i wish the republicans would understand is that even though you have -- you look at the regist

motion picture and gave the world american legends like thomas edison, frank sinatra and so many more. you jerseyans good old george washington pled to princeton and this is where generations of new jersey built this country into the single greatest nation in the history of the world. but now we are a nation in decline. a failing nation, a nation that's lost its confidence, lost its willpower and lost its strength. we are not going to allow this order to continue. less than four years ago we are a great nation and will soon be a great nation again. [cheering] hard-working patriots like you who built this country and hard-working patriots like you who are going to save our country. it goes for so long, elections used to be one day and now they go for 60 days, 61 days. bad things happen. we are going to save our country. we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. 2024 is our final battle. with you at my side, we will demolish the deep state and expel warmongers from our government. [cheering] will drive out globalists and cast out the communists marxists and fascists.

the legendary frank sinatra was laid to rest and the world's largest power station. the 3 gorges dam officially opened in china in 2006, the simpsons aired its 4 100th episode and award-winning host david letterman announced his retirement from late night tv after more than 30 years. >> i love david letterman and he still has like podcast interviews and stuff. speaking of big events because we're talking about what's going on this weekend with memorial day. well, there's carnival all in san francisco this weekend. so that's going to be huge. it's a two-day festival. there are 60 musical performances for that and it is a always a big party, a celebration of latin american and caribbean culture. and it's happening in the mission district. they've got music, food, dancing, crafts, all kinds of stuff. and it wraps up with a huge parade. so again, that's saturday and sunday. oh, my gosh. >> battle raw carnival all memorial day. there's so many things going on this weekend. the weather is key, john. yes, the weather is looking good for it to. so thankfully we're not talkin

it's a very good frank sinatra told me a long time ago never eat before you perform.. i'm a business even that much br but i guess a politician. we did much better in 2020 put a lot better we had millions more votes. this time and i will say this, the spirit that we have this time blows both away. you know why? you still like maybe s salt the alternative is. the alternative is not a good thing. i had the best hotdo hot dog sod frank i'm sorry. pavarotti was a good friend. he ate all of the time. he did not care. i just had a hotd hot dog it way good. the price of a hot dogs of 22%. chicken is up 32%. hamburgers are up 37%. that is why had the hot dog. so it is up 30%, extra 50%, gasoline is up 50%. bacon is up 79%. that's i don't have bacon anymore, it is so expensive. not one thing is cheaper. there's not one thing anywhere. there's not one item that is cheaper. that's what because they probably had low energy. energy and the dollar 87. now it is up to almost $4 again and it is going up higher. in california $7.21 today. some places are ripping you off. if you are yo

mopping the biggest fans, frank sinatra, told laramie manetti he would like to be on the show. >> he want to do? he said, oh, i don't care, just make sure i get to beat somebody up. >> reporter: that whis conditio? >> yeah, that's frank. >> ahhh! >> reporter: the "magnum p.i." guest shot was sinatra's last acting job. >> you got it. >> reporter: but it was only the beginning of tom selleck's reign of an '80s sex symbol. that smile, that swagger, that mustache. in private, however, selleck was smitten by british actor jillie mack whom he spotted when she was in the london production of "cats." >> i got checked out by the cast. one of the cast members told her, you know who keeps staring at you? tom selleck. i don't know how to clean this up. she just said, who the [ bleep ] is that? she didn't know who i was from adam, which to me was the greatest thing in the world. >> reporter: he married in secret in 1987, just before magnum entered the final season. they have been together ever since. by that time selleck says he was burned out. but he knew he helped create something that was more

i mean, she'll earn more money in this week than what frank sinatra earned in a lifetime . song she sings, you know, but her fans do comedy moves on. and i always think that the comedians today would have been us if it hadn't been born when we were born, and we would be them if we were born when they were born. >> okay, so we adapt to the times and our humour adapts with it. basically. >> yeah. you want to be a comedian? yeah. you know, you have to move with the times now. >> you know roy growing up in belfast, post—war belfast, not a lot of money around. no. >> no one had any money. you know. it was we were known i was a war baby. my mother surrendered and you know, everybody was in the same boat. you didn't know had anything to measure it with. he was doing well. he wasn't , you know, but well. he wasn't, you know, but you were out there eight, 11 trying to earn money, trying to do things. >> and i read that there was an inspirational figure in your life. and mr corbett at school who introduced you to. >> yeah, the science teacher. yeah, yeah. >> and so suddenly you were

i was about frank sinatra, right? no, to the audience. he said that's me, that's my brother. that's my buddy, tommy and gene and living on a prayer that was their loved stories. and these stories became the international timeline of my life. >> you mentioned the struggle with your throat, your vocal cords. tell us more about that and how that's affected this album. >> long story short, is that what you see in the dock was shot one and two years ago, but it was a major reconstructive surgery that i didn't anticipate. i had never done anything wrong other than used it a lot. and they put in an implant to get the courts to close properly again, so everything that's in the dock was a year in two years ago? i'm not ready to go out and do two-and-a-half hours a night, every night but that's the goal. i'm getting there were you afraid we haven't talked about this? i don't know if i was afraid. i think my only choice was jewett or retire because the quality of what i was doing wasn't up to my standard. >> so i do want also want to talk about the fact that you and your amazing wife ha

sinatra quote hell, have no fury like an opportunist with a press agent. you mentioned those payments. they didn't go directly point a to point b. it went through gloria rodriguez, the press agent to davidson, the lawyer, to cohen i mean, it's a cr codis rhoad to get all those people have testified to that they were all aware that this story would have monetary value after the access hala. >> just keep in mind is a lot of the preview of what we're going to see in terms of the cross-examined nation of michael cohen i mean, what we saw today, and i don't expect it to be much longer. i was told by the trump team that they are going to keep all of the cross-examination short except for when it comes to michael cohen, they expect that to be pretty lengthy, but you can see how they're going to get at it using these old twitter posts, using these old videos, we need pointed out the fact that swarm of daniel's has written a book had a podcast, has written number of tweets saying that she wasn't going to pay the former present. she'd have to go to jail before she p

. >> frank sinatra and in baseball alone babe ruth, lou gehrig, joe dimaggio jacqui robinson and manyany others. a city where skilled crafts men strolled across steel beams 80 stories high to build empire state building and the chrysler building and all >> the turn times square from the cd, dirty, long forgotten area to one of the greatest crossroads of glamor everywhere in the world. it's a city that produce generations of everyday american heroes who willingly spill blood and gave everything they had to make america into the greatest nation in the history of the world. above all, this is the place where everyone here today is proud to call our home, power town, our city and we are the ones that are going to make our city grade again. it's the hard-working patriots like you who build this city and it's hard-working patriots and this is something that you can say and you can say it a million times, and you can emblazon it, its hard-working patriots like you who are going to save our country. you are going to save our country and we are going to get out and vote like never before. >> y

i am playing thank -- frank sinatra it is up to you new york. i dug up my own new york t-shirt.ty. host: roger, wisconsin on our no line. caller: my name is roger. i was raised in a democratic home, and several years ago i started paying a little bit more attention to the candidates, and i just started finding more and more that i did not agree with with the democratic party. i am now a registered republican. to all of you democrats who were celebrating a victory today, well it was only a battle. you may have just woke up the giant. host: pierce is next up on our yes line, go ahead. caller: pedro, thank you for taking my call. you know, the republicans had the opportunity to get rid of trump when he made his perfect phone call with the ukrainians, and can you do me a favor? even though he was impeached, and a lot of them will not even accept that, the senate did not do what they were supposed to do. they are kind of gutless that they did not follow through. host: how does this relate to today? caller: they got the second opportunity in january 6, that is coming up as well, but t

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i love that frank sinatra bit you said.d all learn from. >> me especially, no question. >> what about beyonce's country album, want to go on the record about that? >> that record, first of all, i was glad i didn't have to review it the day of. >> oh, my gosh. >> you know, the swifties are enough for one critic. >> yes. >> i really -- that's another really sprawling, big album. >> exactly. >> i appreciate the variety on the record. that one is really -- >> very tactful, it is very sprawling. >> it is. >> not what i expected. it was not ray charles' country album. >> no, but it is growing on me. >> how much time did you have to do the taylor review? >> few days. >> right. the craziest thing to me was the rush of critics to try to, like, absorb the record, the size of it, and spit stuff out. it's like, we don't turn to music criticism as if it is breaking news, like everyone has a hot take on this. how about giving the critics a chance to listen. it's a big record. there are a lot of love tracks to listen to. give everybody ti