don't go anywhere, will's buddy steven a. smith joins us next. will: back to our top story, memphis police release body cam video showing the brutal beating of tyre mix also. his mom describes her grief. >> i felt a lot of pain and discomfort in my stomach. and at the time i didn't realize what it was, but once i found out, then i just said that was my son's pain that i was feeling. will: here to react, author of a brand new memoir, straight shooter, steven a. smith. my friend,st been a long time. >> it's been a long time, man, good to see you. will: we were going to have you today to talk about straight shooter. we can touch the on it a bit later, but in the wake of the video and the protest last night, no better guest to hear from this morning. >> it was an atrocity, no question about it. my heart goes out to tyre nichols' family. he was tortured and beaten, and as far as i'm concerned, second-cree murder doesn't begin to touch on what these officers deserve. they took the his life, and as far as i'm concerned, the five officers involved their l

we have t great gifts, steven a smith some mike pompeo two great guests.t threat we face in this country is the democrat party and its radicalism. the war on constitutional ism, on national sovereignty ocapitallism, classrooms and parents. almost an alien party if you will with its embrace of american marxism. there is other great threat we face because of its association and attachment to democrat party, i hate to say this, someone who spent part of his career a wonderful time at the department of justice as chief of staff. we have to fear federal law enforcement. in specific, the u.s. department of justice, and the fbi which is a piece of the department of justice. first, i want to make a recommendation to you, each american, each of you file a freedom of information act request with the department of justice and fbi for any information the government might be keeping on you. with all of these stories of big tech and fbi, working together. and the massive databases now and montherring that is taking place -- monitoring, you may not believe it many of you

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a premiere live signing at 10 p.m. right after the show tonight. i'll be moderating int and interviewing steve and i . it's hader steven go backwards. i can't see stephen a. smith, bookham right after the show,fie about five minutes after 10:00 s eastern. te now here is the author, straight shooter, a memoir memoirsecond chances and first >> this is a when you were on my radio show for an hourn my last week in studio with me, it was a hard hour for me. yeah , i'm friends a long time. we never got this deep. this is a triumph to tragedy book. i had no idea about the paint t that you wenpat through as alefc child left back in the third grade. >> i had to go to summerr school, left back completely in. the fourth grade. how to redo fourthto grade. and you overheard a conversation. your dad was not. and you describe i heard your ownd book. not a particularly good maman in a lot of ways. what you describe it yourself, heconversation where you hear aryour father describe you as being stupid. and i can't imagine how painful that was to talk about it.talk o well, he definitely said it.d he said that the boy is smart. o he's just not going to do his anything with his lif

one of those is steven smith who i worked with at espn. he had has and-new book out, called straight shooter. you can pick it up. he came by here yesterday. we talked about what went down in memphis, tennessee. we t talked about the idea of fe expression and the value of disagreement. here's steven with us yesterday as part of the will cain podcast. >> i've always appreciated the fact that you stand on what you believe and you're fair minded and i was the one that was encouraging you when everybody was talking about it. for me, i was the one who told you be yourself. >> yeah. >> as long as you are you, and you're fair, we're good. and so a lot of times people will say, man, how do you take that guy? it's a damn debate show. what is he supposed to do, agree with me? no. if he feels differently, let him feel that way. you have every right. you're a white dude from the south. i'm from the streets of new york city. chances are, we ain't going to agree. but if we have respect and are fair minded and we express our views as accurately as we possibly can, tha

a new beginning, it was one of holly, wasn't all time greats. who won big steven spielberg taking best director and best drama film for his autobiographical movie. the fable men nomination. ah, you the smith, what he does? it's playful or imaginative. good for to be a little encouraging. yeah. michelle, no one best comedy actress for her role in the surreal. sy fi action film, everything everywhere, all at once. quite the multi verse. i think of evelyn with and angela bassett took home the best supporting actress award for her role in the black panther. sequel. what kinda forever we showed we showed the world what black unity leadership and love looks like the yawn behind and in front of the camera. have you been route, have even riley route for you? how roll with another big winner of the night was the ban. she's of in a share and a dark irish comedy when a fellow it took him 3 major prizes, including best comedy actor for colin farrell is came to kick her door and give you a slice. is colin farrell, most of the golden globes usual glitzy after parties didn't happen this year. the awards may have taken a bit of a dentist but the night that kicks off the movie wells annual awards season i

steven spielberg taking best director and best drama film for his autobiographical movie. the fable men nomination. ah, you the smith, what he does? it's playful or imaginative. you can afford to be a little encouraging. yeah. michelle, no one best comedy actress for her role in the surreal sy fi action film, everything everywhere. all at once. quite the multi verse. i think of evelyn with the skills and angela bassett took home the best supporting actress award for her role in the black panther. sequel. what kinda forever we showed we showed the world what black unity leadership and love looks like the yawn behind and in front of the camera. have you been route, have even riley route for you? how rural with another big winner of the night was the ban. she's of in a share and a dark irish comedy when a fellow it took him 3 major prizes, including best comedy. actor for colin farrell is came to kick her door and give you a slice. is helen farrell, most of the golden globes usual glitzy after parties didn't happen this year. the awards may have taken a bit of a dentist, but the night that kicks off the movie wells annual awards season is back once the night. as was or is before we go

the representative you just had on, steven horsford, he seems like a reasonable person. people like steven horsford and chris smithblican side to get together and sort of steer us through. we have problems in common. we know what they are. and let's get a working majority to start facing them. as far as the not 20 does. i think we are make too big a deal of this. it's democracy in action. just a limited fringe taking place. the last thing i wanted to say is the best idea i have heard so far that doesn't involve democrats coming over or third person parachuting in is a ranked choice voting in the caucus. that was mentioned earlier. that's a terrific idea. to the gentleman from texas, i'm with you. i learned from the republican men when i was capitol hill ideology breeds i hadocy. it's time to get back to pragmatism. thank you for taking my call. host: thank you for your call, ned. next we are joined by emily wilkins, bloomberg government congressional reporter. this morning there are reports of some breakthrough, potential breakthrough, with kevin mccarthy. those who have voted against him. what are you hearing? wh

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smith not a lot of it for some. smith either in his pronouns, a lot of people say they his music, people say they like his music, but stevenking for all but folkestone. i accept some people are different. i do not accept the english language being altered to suit a minority group . in other words, that to be cold they said, to keep those thoughts coming in. we love to hear from you throughout the course of the programme, it course of the programme, but it is story this hour. the is our top story this hour. the prime minister is facing questions about his judgement following of nadhim following the sacking of nadhim zahawi over the weekend. rishi sunak decision within sunak made his decision within an receiving a report an hour of receiving a report that conservative that funded the conservative chairman breached the chairman had breached the ministerial code. multiple times in relation to his taxes. well earlier we spoke to health minister helen wheatley, who told us the prime minister has done the right thing . prime done the right thing. prime minister made the decision to remove nadhim zahawi from his position in govern

smith's wife's name out [bleep] mouth. >> that was a good one. will abanshees takes home three awards for best musical comedy or picture. that's the most of any film nominated stevenelberg wins for feable mans. landing the award for best drama beating box office blockbuster top gun abbott. abbott elementary was the big winner. three of the five awards that was nominated for took home the most of any of tv series. this show not our show not without critics. roasting the globes saying they is should have never came back from hiatus last year. this show making history as comedian carmichael first black person to host in the golden globes 80 year history. i think we we can speak at least the men we didn't watch. back to you. >> steve: the highlights i saw were just now. >> ainsley: i heard eddie murphy that was the only part of the whole show. >> todd: is he a reentertainer, he has been doing it for decades not like the young whipper snappers i'm going to go tell everybody to get off my lawn right now. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: you are one of them. >> todd: i am. i'm a young old man. >> steve: congratulations to kevin costner and yellowstone, it's a g

a meeting. he would word smith it and somebody is and written in law and blew my mind somebody could do that. the commission president was steven adams who -- is so thoughtful and such a vigorous advocate for small businesses and something that i don't think came through in the meetings member when mentored and fostered up and coming lead and credit create room and i republican for president i was scared to talk to him and he was encouraging. i know he was also encourage to our vice president. i saw him the other day and nice to give him a big hug. i rein fong cho who serves on human right's commission. this woman just exudes power. just -- when she speaks the everything stops. it has been was amaze to serve on a commission and has a long history of doing all the things for the city and one thing i think is a lesson for me and a lesson for all of you is this can be the beginning of a journey and a public service and it does in the mean running for office. irene exhibited this. cathlone duly rest in peace. had a fire cracker. >> she will i i you up. i was scared of her the whole time. she was amazing but also you know in the end

a democrat, then you are confusing. and, again, taking up too much space, in my view. >> and to your point, guests of the show, steven smithse coalitions you were just talking about there. hold them together in light of or in spite of, senator manchin and what he is doing it to the contrary. chairman steele, i cannot wait to hear what you have to say about senator manchin [laughter] . >> joe is not confused, joe is calculating. and joe's calculation is the state that he is in, the narrative inside the democratic party, it will not surprise me if joe is looking at an independent run for the presidency. it would not surprise me if joe is contemplating running again as a u.s. senator as a republican, so he has got two lanes in front of him. both of which would probably likely, be supported by his state. that is to say that given his tenure as governor and as senator, he is not as well you would find a democrat in a red state, in trouble. he's got good. options the question is what is the best of those good options. and i think that is what you are going to see. so it wasn't a question of being confused or not really wanting t