text john hammond was always busy. as franky newton wasn't it?as on that recording. >> yes he was. my question relates to the first part of this discussion great roosevelt i really want to know was invited to the white house? >> yes she was. what were those circumstances why strange fruit and the movement of blacks would probably affect franklin roosevelt. >> she did attend the white house when roosevelt was in the white house. she attend with hazel scott the favorite pianist. i'm probably a best friend one of her best friends. was it a fundraiser for the infantile paralysis run into him in the basement when he was in his wheelchair and they had a conversation. but yes she was invited to the whitee house. and hazel scott went with her. what daringly progressive as his wife eleanor we know that progress eleanor was much more liberal. >> after this of brilliant dissectionhe of the song wouldnt be appropriate to close this session with another hearing of the original performance? >> we could. i'm sorry? yes will go to question over here first. over

john hammond reports lawrenceville in georgia, a latino americans prepare for a celebration of their ancestors from the agent to the reason we bring things that represent things that thing last, like my mom loved the muddy axis, so i made sure i had my the i to use here this year, the conversation around the day of the dead holiday often turns to tuesdays presidential election and the state latino have. it's very important for people to vote, especially when there's so many issues on the line that involved in the grant. it is very important page, the guys more latino is, are voting republican then in 2020. but with a majority still leaning toward democrats, georgia, democratic leaders are targeting a 150000 so called opportunity voters could to the state selection toward cumberland harris. those are latino voters that are registered but did not go in 2020 and also have not voted in 2022. so that. 8 of being able to turn out even again, that 2 percent of that a $150000.00 opportunity voters of individuals. that would be 1st time voters that would have a 60 percent propensity to vote f

john hammond called it the worst thing that ever happened to billie holiday. made her the darling of left wing intellectuals. he complained leading her to take herself to seriously. but with every defeat, she suffered with every additional increment abuse she endured or inflicted on herself, the more personal and even autobiographical the song came to seem, only the end when it seemed to take too much of her. and there was less for it anyway. did her performances it taper off by then and forever forward with everyone. nina simone to diana ross. to cassandra wilson. cassandra wilson to audra mcdonald to you be 40 to sting singing it. it radiated through the culture, touching, aroused and inspiring a much broader, diverse audience than it did when first appeared. that's presumably why, 60 years after dismissing it as, quote, a prime piece of propaganda for the acp time magazine been crowned the song of the century since the since billie holiday introduced it. our capacity to be shocked has shrunk. taboos have disappeared and novelty itself has grown more novel.

john from hammond, indiana. watch it. a lot of childless cat men like me watch your sho. sorry about the cat thing, guys. george from washington, dc. i thought we were voting to save the cats. tom from las vegas for $1 billion. kamala could have built one whole charging station. you guys are good. adam from mchenry, kentucky. who did i hear laughing when you said, isn't it ironic? oh, we have a stage manager here. i don't even want to say his name. he's got a big ego already. we used to work together on the o'reilly factor. he's been around here for a while. steve from forsan, texas. hulk hogan for secretary of defense. brother, i love it. and remember johnny at transportation. we just want to get rid of him. that's all for tonight. sean's next. always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. and welcome to hannity.

joining me now to discuss this is the meteorologist john hammond. hank you very much for your company. how bad has this been as far as storms go? >> pretty bad darren. good afternoon. yeah. concoction as we've just seen, a concoction of impactful weather. the snow footage, which you just showed was all from yesterday. footage, which you just showed was moment,yesterday. footage, which you just showed was moment, the erday. footage, which you just showed was moment, the worst the the moment, the worst of the rain, which is falling out of the sky, stretches from south—west england up through the west country into parts of the west country into parts of the midlands. that's all going to head its way down into the southeast, which is dry at the moment. but another deluge later on today . so concerns there on today. so concerns there about the amount of rain, which we're going to see and perhaps knock on effects on flooding for some river systems. in terms of wind, it's still very windy across the southern half of the uk, with gusts as high as 60 or 70 mi