we are here with the man, the legend, chuck d.t impact do you see that hip-hop has made on american kiculture? >> it started out being a voice of concern. it started out as a voice that came out of community and it was left for dead and left for dry if you want to say it was a sin point.the bronx is ground zero. from that out of the ashes rose hip-hop which was a cultural understanding around the world. 45 years later. >> the message that has been sent out. what is the message that you want him pop to impart to the rest of the country. you have found public enemy and it was a very clear message. >> black artists weren't covered by major media when we started out through r.m.d. out of this the voices spoke loudly. every party has to have security by the door and a narrative of what you wanted to do and leave the party other than how you came in. what it did in society was basically the understanding to be accountable and also responsible. even power to the patient's with the program that i'm involved which talks about the balancing

some of my favorite celebrities joined the show, including rapper chuck d, actress sheryl lee ralph,omedian kagan thomason. as a travel the country in the world, it's always a pleasure to run into random people who watch the show. i'm always struck by two things. the first is how well informed, thoughtful, and passionate you are. the second is you come from every walk of life. this audience is made up of people of every race, religion, age, class, or gender. we don't all agree on everything and yet, somehow, we managed to come together for a selfie and a few hours every weekend. that gives me hope for the future. thanks again for watching and get ready for all the stories and that news that will cover for you on this show in 2024. we'll be right back. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪♪) and you realize you're in love... steve? with a laundry detergent. (♪♪) gain flings. seriously good scent. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other, a gift that can help st. jude children's research hospital save lives. woman: cancer doesn't c

. ♪ planet earth was my place of birth ♪ ♪ born to be the sole controller of the universe ♪ chuck d.:ds, you know what i'm saying, teach the babies, you know what i'm saying, try to lead them on the right path. ♪ yes, the rhythm, the ripple ♪ ♪ without pause, i'm lowering my level ♪ questlove: the summer of 1987, "rebel without a pause" comes out. it was a call to arms. it was the sound of anger. it was t the sound o of somethg boililing under.r. public enemy literally said that we want to be music's worst nightmare. pepemberton: p public enemes exextreme polilitics has m met almost no radio air play, even on black stations. it's rap for a reason. they call it a mind revolution. ♪ a rebel in his own mind ♪ [ indistinct rapping ] "rebel without a pause" was heavily influenced by rakim and heavily influenced by what was just going on. it was reaeally a despsperate l to havave us beingng heard. you tatalk about b black all t e time t to a multiriracial audid. shouldn't you maybe be thinking about, who are the people i've got out here? haven't you got a responsibility to them rather than

d down. >>> senate majority leader chuck seriously says he's being told information about ufos is being withheld from congress. >> one of the most powerful figures in washington doesn't believe what his own government says about unidentified aerial phenomena, uaps, once called ufos. >> we've also been notified by multiple credible sources that information on uaps has also been withheld from congress, which if true is a violation of the laws, requiring full notification to the legislative branch. >> the truth may be out there, about you you won't find intein the annual defense bill. the intelligence committee nixed what the government knows about the unknown. >> the gloves are off, man. >> a whistleblower testified in july that the government is hiding what could be alien remains. >> do we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft? >> by logics came with some of these recoveries. >> were they human or nonhuman non-biologics? >> nonhuman. >> they were kept out with really t veto of the house signalings committee. >> there are lots of reasons some secrets are safeguarded. uaps could be p

d states. how is that helpful, let's ask tennessee congressman chuck fleischman.t helpful. >> sadly, it's a disaster. in my prior role as ranking member on homeland appropriations ranking member, we saw the biden administration from the inception incentivize illegal immigration, strike down every policy that prevented illegal immigration, and what do we have now? we have the results of that failed policy in abundance. it's a nightmare. this administration has failed on so many fronts domestically and of course foreign policy. this is probably the largest failure. we're being overrun. cities are being overrun. our country doesn't know where these people are. people potentially on the terror watch list. it has just been an abysmal failure, literally create ad by the you biden/harris administration and presided over by secretary mayorkas. they've done nothing to help. cheryl: this will be coming up for you when you return from your break, and that's the funding issue. there is money for border security, what president biden is proposing. obviously the ukraine and isr

chucking along. we mentioned, the dow record close.fifth straight the last time they had a record peri iaugustf 2021.e-dhe s&p a shorways afrom itrecord lyear. ile you might want to ride this santa rally in fomo trade for as long as you can, jim cramer says now might be a time to take few profits. take off something, take it off the ble a little bit. as for me, though, i'm not willing to watch my winners turn into losers, and you don't nee to go all the way backes to see what happens wheyou don't sell. the same darn thing happenedt the end of 2021, for heaven's sake. >> that's jim cramer. let's get some reaction with the founder and ceo of 213 str great to have you here. >> great to be bac >> i want to look at the money movers. fedex stock had moved 60% higher is. that the stock people should consider? >> for sure. we're more encouraging clients to raise the cash if there's a liquidity need in 2024. we're encouraging clients after january 2nd, if you have an outlook for tuition, down payment for a home, major tax payment, do it after january 2nd when market ts are high and rebalance the portfolio. yes,

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d? >>> congress is already out for the holidays, punting many pressing issues to the new year. the senate failed to deliver aid to ukraine and fund border controls despite majority leader, chuck schumer giving senators an extra week for negotiations. >> luma the new year is the prospect of another spending showdown, lawmakers have just days after returning to pass a new funding bill and to avoid a partial government shutdown. the list is long, we have cnn's monty raju here to go through it. they have a lot to do. >> the question is, can they do it? a lot of people don't think they can. just because of the nature of the business and the complications and complexities of the issues here. that's what congress typically does. they punted and they did that not just keeping the government open, and that's going to be, hard because there's a difference between -- over how much money to spend for the entire federal government. that dispute, if they go too far, that will prompt pushback from democrats in the white house. that would raise our government shutdown fear. then what did they do about the pressing issue at the southern border with mexico? they try to come up with the policy of new i

d. c. circuit go and it's normal time. maybe they say, no, the ticket anyway, time is of the essence here, go forward. one thing seems pretty sure to me. because a judge chuck consent chutkan not just the trial but the discovery is on hold, we now are sort of day for day delayed. i think at the trial date itself is going to give a month or so in any of that. the question is it will not get more than that. >> regardless, though, glenn, donald trump and his team continued to bring up this immunity, situation, so jacks jack smith has done what jack smith had to do. what is his best and worst case all come at this point. >> worst-case an area is the supreme court conjures out of finn air, absolute presidential him in for a sitting president. he will be given a free pass to commit any and all crimes he wants, including and inferentially crimes designed to or lawfully detain the power of the presidency. i don't think that there is a chance that the supreme court does not because there is no statute that provides a president is absolutely immune from prosecution. there is no case, thought no precedent from any appellate court, and there is no constitutional provis