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american epic, wasn't he? they were absolutely fantastic and illuminating.resting about led zeppelin was that when they agreed to do the film, which is unique, i think, with something of this magnitude, they gave us complete artistic and people they'd grown up with. — so we could do background research and find out all the stories. and they turned... day, from his session work. so he knew the dates of every recording with dusty springfield and so on. all these photographs, robert came with had ever heard before. and he sort of confessed that he'd sort of rebelled against his parents. they absolutely, yeah, they did. yeah. led zeppelin, it's kind of fascinating because the four characters, they're four, they're like four points on a compass. you've gotjohn paul jones, whose parents a jimmy page, his mother, is supporting, but his father john bonham, as long as you're paying your way and robert's parents, if you're not going to be a chartered accountant, throw him out of the house. with your life, something ambitious, your parents are one of those, you know. a

and robert plant was also a big fan of american epic, wasn't he? like, they didn't change a frame of it. so we could do background research and find out all the stories. so he knew the dates of every recording with dusty springfield and so on. all these photographs. robert came with recordings he'd made from 1968 that no—one had ever heard before. and he sort of confessed that he'd sort of rebelled yeah. they're like four points on a compass. jimmy page, his mother is supporting, but his father wants him to do his studies. john bonham, as long as you're paying your way and you're looking after your family, it's fine. a chartered accountant, throw him out of the house. with your life, something ambitious, your parents are he was, absolutely. he literally had just a brown suitcase. that was all he had. have a look at this first. music oh, yeah! tell me a bit more about how you got we just7 7777b7ut7777 77 7 just 7777b7ut7a7lso7 77 7 just 7777but7a7lso7within 77 7 have just played, but also within .. documentary i was fascinated, end 7 end up 7 7 end

with the help of everyone in this room, we've just won the most epic, consequential political victory in americanaccording to a lot, they said it's the most consequential election victory in the last 129 years. what was there 120 nine years ago? but it was a great one. at the presidential level, we won the popular vote for the first time for any republican in decades. we swept all seven swing states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, north carolina, arizona , michigan, and nevada by large margins. for the first time ever, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. we have never had that before. nobody has. it has never happened before. you must be doing a good job, fellas. we won the largest number of african-american voters in republican history, including 39% of black men, a record by a lot. that's really nice. thank you. and we won more hispanic votes than any republican ever. look at that, hispanic america. we meet historic strides with youth, men, women, urban, suburban, and rural voters. y'all sit down. enjoy it. we are going to be here for a little while. in a political earthquake,

avocados, beer, prices will go up.ra >> the average american family reaswill have their caused incrd by $1200 for one year. >> dana: looking forward to this epicedown of each other on tariffs all dayg . that started with you,d the governor of canada decided let's play balt's l. >> jesse: trump watches this trade war on>> friday, over the weekend all i hear from the likes of harold, inflation, recession, economic armageddonn, what happens e? c mexico pays, -- caves, canada caves, china says absolutely we will was -- by as much as we can from you american farmers. the dow jones is essentially flat so heralds a portfolio remains unscathed. >> harold: as it is your. >> jesse: china waging economic warfare, had a pandemic that killed millions of americans, automobiles to chinao through statement -- mexico into the united states of america and s ofs are sending fentanylget and migrants to our country. don't let me get started on the canadians,dianold, you know whao with the dairy duties, also dumping cheap lumber which they subsidize. your friends into the rankingve industry cannot even accept deposits less than six figuresn. the also delinquent on

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epic proportions. we were watching the billionaires trying to steal government from the people. and i think the broad cross section of the american public, as you've seen in the last week is going to rise up and say enough in his super bowl sunday interview, president trump took time to praise musk for his work in as the judicial branch is attempting to usurp the white house's efforts to slash government spending. we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to shelve the fraud, waste, abuse, all the things that have gone and the government saying you trust. >> trusty he's not gaining anything. in fact, i want to how we can devote their time to he's so into it. >> governor gavin newsom has signed 2 bills targeting president trump's policies. this follows what newsom called and incredibly productive white house meeting on securing fireaid for southern california. one bill directs 25 million dollars to the state's department of justice to support lawsuits against trump era policies. the other allocates. 25 million for immigration-related legal services to challenge mass deportations. newsom included a note urging lawmakers to c

epic proportions. we are watching the billionaires try to steal government from the people, and i think the broad cross-section of the american public as you have seen in the last week is going to rise up and say, enough. if they want to -- >> martha: we have seen in the last week -- we've seen people rise up. we've seen protests, but these are not massive, massive protests. how do you keep doing this? who is leading this in the democratic party? what is the vision? >> well, i mean, we're only two weeks into the administration, and you have d-- >> martha: yet, and you knew what was going to happen. >> and we have seen some very big crowds, but i don't think the american public knew what was going to happen. i don't think that donald trump ran on giving his billionaire adviser access to americans' personal financial data, access to their medicare and medicaid records. so i do think there's a lot of people out there who didn't think donald trump's going to get some of the most reckless things he said, and certainly the most conflicted billionaires were going to have access to their personal information. >> martha: thanks so muc

epic proportions. we were watching the billionaires try to steal government from the people, and i think the broad cross-section of the americanat the american people demand and deserve. this idea, you know, all the controversy about elon musk helping us out there, going through to find efficiencies, there has been massive fraud, waste and abuse of the american taxpayers dollars. and this is the best way to do it. >> two views there of the world's richest man and his role as government efficiency agent. elon musk, who graces the cover of this week's time magazine, stationed there behind the oval office, resolute desk and back with me now lindsey johnson, who, by the way, author of the forthcoming book flip the tables the everyday disruptors guide to finding courage and making change, along with susan del percio and david jolly. hey, quickly, in just a few words from each of you, how do you think elon musk coverboy treatment was received in the white house? alicia. susan. david, in that order. >> listen, i think donald trump's flippant kind of answer is telling. he does not like when the attention and the spotlight is not on hi