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yeah, but you have actually become friends with oprah winfrey. supporters before barack was even thinking about running. she spotted him when he was a u.s. senator and she has sort of been - oprah is that person who never asks for anything, but is always there with her generosity and love and support. there isn't anything you can't ask her to do, if you're a a friend, that she won't try to do so, she is who she appears to be >> jimmy: yeah >> and i am lucky to call her friend >> jimmy: i want to show a clip from your special. here's a look at "the light we carry: micichelle obamama and oprah wiwinfrey. >> when yoyou first ararrived in hawaiiii, you werere looking f - and i ununderstand w why, you'ra a a working wowoman and hahad n been t to hawaii >> yeah.h. >> so, y you were lolooking for hawaii in n "hawaii fifive-o." >> yeses >> thosese of you whwho remember thatat show. [ [ light laugughter ] >> maiai tais. >> mai taiais and honeneymoons >> s sunsets on n the beach.h. >> and h honeymoon s suites. but, instetead - >> y yeah, instetead it was s

meaning that his ratings were higher than oprah winfrey. yeah. when her show was on, can you believe that it's amazing. you know, we forget it how high he was despite the fact that people talk, it was trash t v. it was amazing. kj. as always good talking. whether it's good. i'm strolling down tv, his memory lay down and have a good time in las vegas. thank you. thank you. ah, and finally a state dinner with a difference in washington, south korean president, you visited the white house and he ended his visit on a high note karaoke is massively popular in south korea and the korean president stud president joe biden. and guess at the gala dinner with a rendition of his favorite song and it's not a k pop hit, but a true american classic take a listen. oh, can miss a. 6 b for boy b with yeah, i can go real, right. so she took, she means the movie i. now we know what he'll do after politics. today's almost done, the conversation continues on line. remember, no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow. busy is another day we'll see you then e

i think if it were easy, you would see more bob johnsons, michael jordans, magic johnsons, oprah winfreys, and the like. i think it is a little bit of a misnomer to say it is easy. it is correct to say people think about it more, but do they do more? that is the problem. david: after the george floyd murder, i thought many people in the white business community said, ok, we've got to do much more to get blacks on boards. senior positions in corporate america. has that really happened or is there just talk about that? bob: the sad secret is while white companies have announced they will put $1 million into diversity and investment in black business. but among the people i know and a lot of people say i got money from here and there and other places, it is not really happening. i saw something in the media that said there has been something like $50 billion of pledges made, but less than 5% of that has ever been implemented. to me, it is a real sad story, because it is not happening. and i would know, because no one has called me. now, i have been successful, as you know. the only thing i h

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oprah winfrey posted this on instagram, "thank you for your music, your artistry, your activism, your fight for civil rights and justice." vlad duthiers looks back at belefonte's storied life and career. ♪ >> reporter: affectionately known as the king of calypso, harry belafonte sparked a craze for caribbean music to worldwide audiences. ♪aylight come mme ♪ his 1956 album featuring hits like the "banana boat song" became the first to sell more than a million copies. born in harlem in 1927, the son of immigrants, belefonte dropped out of school and joined the navy. ♪ his passion was entertaining. his success as a singer led to roles in hollywood. handsome and charismatic he soon became the first black actor to gain success as a leading man. during the civil rights movement, he used his voice, money, and celebrity for social justice. he became a confidante to dr. martin luther king jr. >> i saw it as far more than just to delight audiences and people can dance and sing. >> reporter: we sat down with him in 2018. it strikes me that you were all willing to risk everything for your beliefs

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at one point, his ratings topping oprah winfrey's very light. here we go >> what springer started in law quickly turning to politics, working on robert kennedy's campaign, then turning to his own campaign for congress in 1970, that was unsuccessful. however, a year later, he would win a race for cincinnati city council. and then as a one term mayor of the city springer then turned to news as an anchor for a local station and years later would leave with a heartfelt goodbye talking about a scandal back in the 70's where he was caught buying with an escort caught using checks as payment. >> meet as a mayor, an anchor or commentator, whatever it took. i was determined to have, you know, i was more than a check and a on one night stand. something happened along the way. maybe it's god's way of teaching us. i don't know. but you see in trying to prove something to you. i learn something about me. i learned that i had fallen in love with you with cincinnati. >> it was then turned to chicago and a tv show similar in style to the donahue show tackling i

then, meghan dropped her bombshell during an interview with oprah winfrey about remarks she claims were and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. what?! can you just let me know — is the royal family- a racist family, sir? no, we're very much not a racist family. friends of the king say the breakdown in relations with meghan and harry was a personal blow and any claims of racism are unjustified. i think what happened is extremely hurtful and very sad. there's not a racist drop of blood in the king. ijust don't think it's a problem. it's made into a problem by those who wish to make it a problem. within the wider royal household, there has been a problem. at a gathering hosted by the queen consort, lady hussey repeatedly challenged this woman, ngozi fulani, a charity founder, to say where she and "her people" were really from. mandu reid was there when it happened. the interrogation really left myself, ngozi and the other woman who was with us in a state of shock and surprise. we had been made to feel that we weren't welcome. lady hussey had been a lady—in—waitin

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defensive when it comes to this conflict, whether or not i've seen it as a win for the west or a winfrey ukraine. i think that that is secondary to china's interest in creating a better relationship with you so that it can continue on its path of financial and economic growth. so how do you see china's role evolving than in this conflict? i think the china could take the next step of talking to president lensky, and entering is more of an active convener and mediator. however, i think the china assess, is that neither nor actually lensky are ready to sit around now and come to a compromise negotiation. so i think trying to taking a bit of a wait and see approach, the conflict is still playing out on the ground with absolutely horrific consequences, which i think china is well aware of and doesn't want to drive on forever. but it's the same time, i don't think it's planning to take such an active role in mediating or convening the parties to the conflict at a time when it seems that they are not willing to compromise. murray daniel's the managing director of the age of science policy inst

the defensive when it comes to this conflict, whether or not i've seen it as a win for the west or winfrey ukraine. i think that that is secondary to china's interest in creating a better relationship with you so that it can continue on its path of financial and economic growth. so how do you see china's role evolving then in this conflict? i think the china could take the next step of talking to president lensky, and entering is more of an active convener and mediator. however, i think the china assess, is that neither nor actually lensky are ready to sit around now and come to a compromise negotiation. so i think trying to taking a bit of a wait and see approach, the conflict is still playing out on the ground with absolutely horrific consequences, which i think china is well aware of and doesn't want to drive on forever. but it's the same time, i don't think it's planning to take such an active role in mediating or convening the parties to the conflict at a time when it seems that they are not willing to compromise. murray daniels, the managing director of the age of science policy inst

oprah winfrey described belafonte as a trailblazer and hero while the musician, john legend said he wask you for watching. hello there. here in the uk, spring warmth is in short supply at the moment. another rather chilly day lies ahead, but it's a very different story in spain and portugal. in fact, a concerning early season heat wave building here — temperatures over the next couple of days could well climb to 38, maybe 39 degrees celsius. that heat has been building to the south of the jet stream. we find ourselves to the north of the jet stream, and so we remain in this rather chilly air mass, at least for the time being. and a really cold start to the day, particularly in the north of scotland. not as cold further south, because here, there is more cloud in the mix. and for many of us, it is going to be a rather cloudy day, particularly across the south of england, into southern wales and also northern ireland. extensive cloud producing some bits and pieces of rain at times. now, through north wales, the north midlands, northern england, southern scotland, it's a mix of patchy clou

. - two years ago, in an interview with oprah winfrey, the duchess of sussex described remarks she claimst her unborn child. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. what? the royal family denied any racism. no, we're very much not a racist family. l there's not a racist drop of blood in the king. ijust don't think it's a problem. it's made into a problem by those who wish to make it a problem. buckingham palace says his majesty and the royal household treat all matters of race and diversity with great seriousness. times have changed since the last coronation 70 years ago, so will the king adapt the monarchy? if the monarchy is going to be the thing that makes britain great, it's going to have to redefine what it is for the 21st century, because it's. .. ..it's living off the position it had over the past few centuries. the monarchy has been part of the fabric of british life for hundreds of years. as it's done throughout the ages, the crown will have to adapt to survive. jane corbin, bbc news. you can read more on that story on the bbc website, and for

i think yo you can help us talk about it oprah winfrey. she wrotes you 3 letters in the book. she adores, you she writes only a king knows how to treat a queen. she would visit you at mar-a-lago often. and now she says, that was 20 years ago. what do you make of that? >> i have not changed. my views have not changed very much. i think i have been co consistent. we want security, a great country, strong military, borders and election and great education and housing, i have not changed. i think that thing that change and i ran for office, she said in one of her letters, i think somewhat kiddingly, we should run together, what a team. i put that letter in the book. i get along great with her. she was here many times, like roger king, king world. she asked whether or not we could have his funeral here that is one of most important people in her life. he was a fantastic man. he was a real character, also a friend of mine, we had his funeral here, held by oper oprah. and you know we don't do funerals but we did one then. it was amazing. i had a great rain relationship with opera, bu

in the last 24 hours, notable names such as jk rowling, bill gates, oprah winfrey and even some bbc accounts editor at the tech website, the verge. thank you very much forjoining us. we have known about this coming for a while, but i think it manages to take some people by shock. how much of an impact will this have in terms of journalism? twitter uses quite journalism ? twitter uses quite a journalism? twitter uses quite a useful tool for lots of journalists around the world and now the blue did not being there might be quite hard to undertake some of the individuals. it undertake some of the individuals.— undertake some of the individuals. it is a good question- _ individuals. it is a good question. the - individuals. it is a good question. the plan i individuals. it is a good question. the plan to l individuals. it is a good i question. the plan to verify users by having them pay for the checkmark seems to have only so far, and i admit we are early in this, it is just a couple of days, but it seems to have backfired so far because what we know is that there are at least over 400 thousand

two years ago, in an interview with oprah winfrey, the duchess of sussex described remarks she claimsin might be when he's born. what?! the royal family denied any racism. no, we're very much not a racist family. there's not a racist drop of blood in the king. ijust don't think it's a problem. it's made into a problem by those who wish to make it a problem. buckingham palace says his majesty and the royal household treat all matters of race and diversity with great seriousness. times have changed since the last coronation 70 years ago. so will the king adapt the monarchy? if the monarchy is going to be the thing that makes britain great, it's going to have to redefine what it is for the 21st century, because it's... it's living off the position it had over the past few centuries. the monarchy has been part of the fabric of british life for hundreds of years. as it's done throughout the ages, the crown will have to adapt to survive. jane corbin, bbc news. you can find out more on panorama tonight at 8pm on bbc one and iplayer and the full details of the poll are on the bbc news website

get the money thing out of the way, you get more money doing an 0prah get more money doing an oprah winfrey than doing my show. the other discussion about how to get to the show we had, tell you haveit to get to the show we had, tell you have it happen. at the time we shouted, there were 20 other talk shows on television and every one was trying to be like 0prah, we were all trying to appeal to the demographic which at that time was referred to as middle—aged house wives. along came ricki lake, she was the first talk show to go after young people, high school and couege young people, high school and college kids. 0ne young people, high school and college kids. one day we were walking down michigan avenue in chicago and i said to him, why are we trying to be one out of 20 shows like 0prah, that is —— let's go after ricky lake's audience and be one of two. the very next week, we set only young people in the audience, young people on a young subject matter. well young people are much wilder in their lives, much more open about their lives, so the show occasionally went crazy. universal bought

before reality tv, he would actually go places 0prah reality tv, he would actually go places oprah winfreyid not go, but he would have racists, bigots, men sleeping around. he would really go certain places. but he would always end the show on a positive note. because it was all about really centring it back around to some form of positivity. i look at him more thanjust to some form of positivity. i look at him more than just a tv host, to some form of positivity. i look at him more thanjust a tv host, a politician. he was a businessman, actor. when i was in high school, i met him long before i decided to do this type of work. he would actually come over, we had a store across the street from nbc and he would actually deposit his paycheques personally. he wasjust actually deposit his paycheques personally. he was just so down—to—earth. he was, i am personally. he was just so down—to—earth. he was, iam not jerry springer, i am gerald outside of the show. 50 jerry springer, i am gerald outside of the show— jerry springer, i am gerald outside of the show. so outside was similar to inside? he

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this is they have no oprah winfrey. there is no culture of that and back to being at the right place at the right time, of course everyone needs to talk about their emotions and i became a conduit for them to be able to grieve and explain and dissect and and be be introspective about their lives about their own mistakes as parents about their mistakes as siblings about unhappy marriages and where they all had gone wrong or maybe had gone, right? that in and of itself like as a journalist, i like that is one of my bigger successes in terms of the the way in which i got people to open up. there's a lot of journalists who can talk about national security secrets and i happen to be in baghdad and i happened to know one that nobody else in the world knew in terms of journalism that is but i also feel like i've gotten to know these families in a way that that many americans and many westerners do not so i hope that i hope i've done them justice and i hope that you enjoy reading if you haven't. thank you very much for coming t

two years ago, in an interview with oprah winfrey, the duchess of sussex described remarks she claims not a racist family. i there's not a racist drop of blood in the king. ijust don't think it's a problem. it's made into a problem by those who wish to make it a problem. buckingham palace says his majesty and the royal household treat all matters of race and diversity with great seriousness. times have changed since the last coronation 70 years ago. so will the king adapt the monarchy? if the monarchy is going to be the thing that makes britain great, it's going to have to redefine what it is for the 21st century, because it's... it's living off the position it had over the past few centuries. the monarchy has been part of the fabric of british life for hundreds of years. as it's done throughout the ages, the crown will have to adapt to survive. jane corbin, bbc news. you can find out more on panorama tonight at 8pm on bbc one and iplayer and the full details of the poll are on the bbc news website. the re—trial of a tiktok influencer and her mother accused of murdering two men who di