time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles, business broke up the beatles, the desire to gor own stuff broke up the beatles. man: he's a fleshier, heavier beatle these days, respectably married. and when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream any more, they listen. the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own, this kind of cozy domesticity. beautiful, wonderful, warm music. it's gonna look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. so this is just the mockup, folks. man: the new album with atlantic -- and it's gonna be called "ringo's rotogravure." i sell records, and it doesn't matter if i've been in the beatles or not, if they don't like the record out there, they won't buy it, you know? ringo, who, to this day, people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison, who had bee

the one-time amateur musician believed he would be better than the beatles. after that dream was crushed, he was replaced by a chilling fantasy. a nightmarish prophesy placing manson out atop the throne as real or a post armageddon world. this is the story about how a career criminal calling himself jesus convinced his young followers to slaughter innocent victims, delivering charles manson the faint he craved. here's keith morrison with, the summer of manson >> all that remains are ruins. i am shackled as long gone. awful only the death valley wind. tooth are story the fated bits, the rusted junk. the artifacts from another time, when this was ground zero for one of the most infamous crimes in history. the hideout of a living personification of evil. >> you've got it stuck in your brain that i. >> charles manson. >> one hot, dry weekend in los angeles. august, 1969. a pregnant movie star, slaughtered. along with four others in her home. across town, a couple, butchered in there's. >> these were brutal crime scenes. things that the police had never seen befor

it's the beatles if you like music, you love the beatles.ot -- >> jimmy: judd called you? >> judd called and said, "i want you to play george harrison. and i, of course, said yes at the time, i was on vacation with an ex-girlfriend. and she didn't want me to fly back not drew not drew because drew would have been like, "you have to go back there. [ laughter ] "even if you have to take a yellow submarine it is imperative that you go there. >> jimmy: imperative >> yeah. she -- but so, i went back we had a day to prepare. so, i called paul rudd, who -- this is a very name-droppy story. but you mentioned them all, so paul was playing john lennon and i said, "paul, you know, i'm nervous. we're playing the beatles. and he's like, "dude, i'm nervous, too." "i know, we only have a day. and so, i went over to his hotel room and we just watched as much footage as we could of the beatles and interviews and stuff. and while we were there, jason schwartzman called he was playing ringo and he said, "dude, i'm so nervous. are you guys nervous?" and so, the

they've beatles. the they've not. or the beatles.the beatles through a big beatles went through a big apprenticeship during in the apprenticeship during the in the late went to germany, late 50s. they went to germany, were eight hours a day. were playing eight hours a day. so again, possibly in so but then again, possibly in the 60s, there were lots of hundreds and thousands of bands, but only just a couple shone through like the and the through like the stones and the beatles yeah, the ones that beatles and yeah, the ones that stood of time. stood the test of time. >> there's that those >> there's no doubt that those bands go out there there bands that go out there as there are lots of bands now that literally form graph pubs, clubs as they do that whole circuit still. build you know, still. and build up. you know, there this other route now there is this other route now which i guess reality which has been, i guess reality tv, but now social media as well. record companies find well. so record companies find talent in very differen

they've beatles. the they've not. or the beatles.the beatles through a big beatles went through a big apprenticeship during in the apprenticeship during the in the late went to germany, late 50s. they went to germany, were eight hours a day. were playing eight hours a day. so again, possibly in so but then again, possibly in the 60s, there were lots of hundreds and thousands of bands, but only just a couple shone through like the and the through like the stones and the beatles yeah, the ones that beatles and yeah, the ones that stood of time. stood the test of time. >> there's that those >> there's no doubt that those bands go out there there bands that go out there as there are lots of bands now that literally form graph pubs, clubs as they do that whole circuit still. build you know, still. and build up. you know, there this other route now there is this other route now which i guess reality which has been, i guess reality tv, but now social media as well. record companies find well. so record companies find talent in very differen

the fly license eggs on the beatles back . lovely developing them in just 24 hours. the 1st law, but the hatch quickly bows into the body of the beetle and proceeds to devour it from the inside. then p pates and eventually images as an adult find the following spring. only one slide develops pub beetle. but there is still many open questions like whether the fly only pirates. the ties is japanese. beetles. for such as at the anchor scope institute have made more progress. they are also looking for effective biological ways to combat the invasive insight. special fungus session promise, as a weapon. it's being intensively tested under quarantine conditions. the original plan was to infect the navi, with the fungus i've seen here in time lapse footage of the research has tested what happened to lobby the winter in an experimental field. seated with the fungus . when spring came, they monitored whether it has an impact on the japanese be told population. the fungus can decimate the pests close relatives, ladybugs, and june bugs. but the results with the japanese be told

well, yeah, i'm old enough, i grew up with the beatles.e the soundtrack to my life. and i want that day when i can put it in paul's hand and i could see his face, you know, a big grin appear on his face. won't that be fantastic? you're watching bbc news. the head of northern ireland's police service, chief constable simon byrne, has resigned with immediate effect after several recent controversies. mr byrne — who was already facing a no—confidence vote on his leadership — said it was time for someone new to lead the psni. here's our ireland correspondent chris page. are you going to resign today? northern ireland's most senior police officer had been summoned for questioning yesterday but today he didn't arrive at another emergency meeting of the board that held him to account. simon byrne had decided his time was up. i would like to record my thanks and appreciation to simon for his work over the past four years my as chief constable. undoubtedly a police officer with a deep respect for policing. how can public confidence in policing in n

the beatles are a british _ the beatles are a british institution, aren't they?e do, twist and shout, but equally people _ do, twist and shout, but equally people my age will know about this and rememberthis and it is people my age will know about this and remember this and it is the bass that made _ and remember this and it is the bass that made the beatles. you and remember this and it is the bass that made the beatles.— that made the beatles. you have i think a similar _ that made the beatles. you have i think a similar base, _ that made the beatles. you have i think a similar base, not _ that made the beatles. you have i think a similar base, not the i that made the beatles. you have i think a similar base, not the one i think a similar base, not the one with you now, so you can give us an idea. we have seen the pictures but can you just show us that when you have there? yeah, sure. its last known sighting, you can get out and show us, but the loss sighting of the paul mccartney one was 1969 when they were filming little promos for let it be. . , they were fi

uh, i have a beatle with uh, there are halls.es, yes, and right there , this right here, this plug, which he composed on the map like this, i stumble right on it, it’s understandable, and such sadness always comes. yes, well, of course, i could also name a few. the songs of the beatles are absolutely brilliant. they are, of course, unsurpassed melodists in many ways. that's for sure it's very nice that you are exactly what good taste is yes, a reflection of the tradition of our culture, so i will not knock you down correctly, but i have here in our tradition in our song e traditions. i have one song that even, probably, when i'm sad, i remember it and i can sing it to whistle. yes, remember her, remember the image of this song , because it seems to me that it is precisely such an image that was created in it . i can't play it on the guitar. well, that is, i have never tried it, i can try it now. maybe you, uh, soon autumn will be able to bail. yes , of course i play. just great. all this is then just a gift for me. soon autumn is

you are talking about elvis covering tutti froourti, they took the beatles tohamburg and they covereds it made him very angry later in life. he never felt he got his due. but his influence on all these artists, from elvis to the beatles, prince madonna and on and on, it kept going and by the end of his career, when people were recognizing how influential he had been and getting more credit he looked at them as his children. there is a great line in the documentary, i just want them to spread my message, take that energy i've given them and bring it out to the world. >> david fear, fascinating conversation, thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> little richard, premiers on cnn. up next princess diana in her own words, in never before heard audio recordings from over 30 years ago. >> you only knew how much we all hated you for what you've done. chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. meet the portable ble

john lennon the beatles and the crazy japanese woman yokoona, yoko she an avant-garde outrageous artist her installations, and her romance with the lead singer of the beatles is just a smart strategy to promote her art. 1966 lennon meets yoko at the indica gallery in london, where the avant-garde artist was presenting several of her installations. yes, there was a staircase that led to the ceiling. it was written on it in small font. yes, it's nearby the magnifying glass hung right after that, yes. john lennon became interested in the personality of the author , but his attention was short-lived. lennon was married, and the artist was not something extraordinary, rather, on the contrary, ordinary and simple, but yoko was not going to give up so easily, remember, dance look at the fire until dawn yoko begins to pursue the star, bombarding her with letters, notes, postcards, phone calls at different times of the day and night within two years. after a trip to greece, yolka elena began working on their first musical compositions together on march 20, 1969 yoko and the musician of the legen

ensemble and the ensemble of the warsaw pact countries, a collective image, yes, the beatles have noording to history, according to the fate of dmitry kharatyan, here we go, we go, and i’m looking forward to what used to be gardomarin or the green van, of course, the green van, well, yes, yes, the green van, this is 80, by the way, 40 years this year, we filmed 40 years ago ago, green van, where are you july and twentieth year, two songs that maxim sakovich danaevsky allowed me to perform in this two-part film, and this is where, dim, the van was filmed, here it was filmed in this odessa film studio, odessa film studio, yes alexander pavlovsky was the director of this film, but in general this film should have been and wanted to be made by vladimir semenovichsky in the eighties, and even by the way , the last entry in his work book is not an actor of the antaganka theater, but a director of the odessa film studio, few people know about this, but this fact, he had already retired from taganka, he was finishing his roles, but at the end of summer he had to start working on the green va

uh, regarding uh, presley beatles yeah. but look how interesting it is. here.d of composers, i could be wrong and i haven’t looked at the latest measurements. and, in my opinion, this is one of the beatles. wait, this means that all the world classics. she's somewhere overboard. look at the speed, and the eagle spread of citations, background mentions, and everything else and some basic things. here's how they are leveled out. you yourself know very well that there is, as it were, the european school , the american school, we tie everything into a fight. if we need to apologize later, we will apologize and the concept of respectability is the same times, it’s scary to imagine that i will apologize for making a mistake, as the editor-in-chief reacts to, not the heads. to record first is the main thing to write it on time, but this is very wise, but today we have formats such as augmented news. this is still okay, but the news has been corrected. but this is our situation, unfortunately, so we will have to gather our thoughts, probably more than once. i have one

>> before we get to elvis and the beatles, there are two things you have to say, that is pat boone.be, they wanted to make money off the music he was making, this incredibly iraq you music that teenagers loved, but they gave the song tutti fruiti to pat boone. it outsold three to one. it's ridiculous, it couldn't be less rock 'n' roll yet he persevered, he had these great songs and he was massively influential. you are talking about elvis covering, they started covering his songs. but i think his real influence how this affected him was that it made him very angry later in life. he never felt like he got his due. but he also realized that his influence on all these artists from elvis and the beatles to madonna and on and on it kept going and going. eventually at the end of his career, when people were recognizing how influential he had been and sort of giving him more credit, he looked at his children, there is a great line in the documentary, i want them to spread my message, take that energy that i've given to them and bring it out to the world. >> david fear. great conversation.

the beatles had onlyjust released their debut album.eir debut album. getting the li . hts their debut album. getting the lights back _ their debut album. getting the lights back on, _ their debut album. getting the lights back on, that's - their debut album. getting the lights back on, that's what - their debut album. getting the lights back on, that's what it's| their debut album. getting the i lights back on, that's what it's all about. he lights back on, that's what it's all about. , ., ., ., , , about. he is 75 now and has been workin: about. he is 75 now and has been working on _ about. he is 75 now and has been working on the — about. he is 75 now and has been working on the overhead - about. he is 75 now and has been working on the overhead power. about. he is 75 now and has been i working on the overhead power lines across kent and sussex for 60 years. i thought i would be long gone by now. but there we are, i'm still here. , . , , now. but there we are, i'm still here. , ., , , . , here. he is absolutely incredible and to think

, the beatles, they're imitating his style.really get to the point where they're overshadowing him. what kind of impact did that have on little richard? >> oh, it was devastating to little richard. on one hand, everybody wants to be like little richard and to imitate him. certainly john lennon, paul mccartney, the beatles, they wanted to be everything that he was. he was very free, he had this incredible energy. he had sing like nobody else. but there was a terrible tradition in the 1950s in the music industry where record labels would take white artists and they would have them cover songs by black artists. and they would often do them in the sort of tepid milk toast renditions that generated more success than the black artist themselves for their own music. on top of that, little richard never received his due in terms of publishing royalty. his records were advantageous and this hurt him professionally and he exited the music industry by 1959. he left for the church but most people think the reason that he left was because h

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i don't have options emergency but the at the beatles in my, on one of these. yeah. and this one does have no idea of the airplane. gimme was a little moving. i'm excited for them if you have side of us the ice. so only the size that was on kind of holding question divided so slowly give us at the house to the living side. that's cool because to get an audi chief, this company. yeah, i'll say about want somebody to finish that. i'm gonna put you in. so hit submit to the dentist, you just come, you understand, click on the of them and then can the sense of, of coming in on the most and look what's happening is to have you have the bone device of a 2nd lenise, and it doesn't initiative savish you have the system is might well just a moment like this as a whole for the apartment. i'm not going to clinton a homeless. yeah. yeah. so for me. so this is good. yeah. okay. auction does enough. i have isn't that it does get them and it's kind of us since he's a potter. so these are awesome. yeah. so neat feeling is on us. on the 21st to turn the machine and test it took a come

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this idea tom, taking the edge of the course of the go off beatles and demons away as us. and this one is for miss as was mentioned in or taking site and lived in my life uh, being a part of the civil guy from d'silva obama. you know, so between 5 francesca in baton, just couldn't reach me because i have some visuals to accomplish um, getting started and signs in for an email giving you tons of items either on getting that for you on here. good now and this is an focus as an aside to learn a for bias on here. um yeah, but, but these are phonics aren't kind of things. so ms. jessica shouldn't limestone snack. mine is a. i'm flushed english kind of stuff here. even if you come from this morning and it's mission one, where am i inclined? if somebody to them, let me say about let me cry as an advice and that's what it's kind of just gave us . i mean, the shift also question, good shape the, the. ringback the raining the see, the once over thousands of items. this was kind of spice viewed us just the most mission. well kinds let me just come in time cost. most lives on, on the

the string was reportedly used with the beatles' recording of their album rubber sole in 1965.a song that won paul mccartney and john lennon song of the year at the grammys. special auction services is hosting the auction this tuesday in newbury, england, and estimates the string will sell for between $35-- 3,500-6,000. i'll see you at 10 a.m. on sunday morning over on the fox news channel, join me for "sunday morning futures." exclusive interviews with chairman jim jordan, senator mike lee from utah, congressman matt gaetz of florida and 2024 presidential candidate larry elder all live sunday at 10 a.m. on fox. thank you so much for being with me. have a great rest of the weekend, and i'll see you again next time. ♪

a global search begins for the guitar sir paul mccartney played on some of the beatles' first and mosthester city go top again after continuing their perfect start to the season. and we have some mist and fog out there this morning, clearing away and there will be some plenty of september sunshine, feeling warm as well. details throughout the programme. it's sunday, the 3rd of september. our main story: remote learning should last "days, not weeks," the government says after concerns about lightweight concrete forced over 100 schools in england to fully or partially close. with just days to go before the new terms starts, for many, some pupils are facing online classes at home or classes in unused buildings until structures can be made safe. ministers are facing calls for more transparency over the schools affected. frances read has more. the crumbling of a concrete that simply wasn't made

he played on the beatles. >> no, that was actually his colleague who played on the beatles' albums, but dennis brain was the world's greatest french horn soloist. i had a poster of him on my wall as a child. i wanted to be dennis brain. stuart: well, that cleared that up. arthur brooks, you've made me happy -- >> you always make me happy, stuart. can't wait to see you in person. [laughter] stuart: the popular children's show paw patrol has a new spin-off. in it they're introducing a nonbinary character. we'll tell you more about that. >>> the group that sued harvard over race-base admissions and won is now going after west point. a report on that after this. ♪ keep me in mind -- ♪ somewhere down the road you might get loan arely. ♪ -- lonely. ♪ keep me in mind -- ♪ and i pray someday that you will love me only ♪ liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? [dog

he introduced billy preston, who some call it will fifth beatle. for 30 days, really? >> yes. and, you know, mick jagger is really fantastic in this film explaining what he was able to learn from observing richard 30 days in a row. >> wow. that's interesting. and i mean, you look at prince and little richard, i mean, you see, sort of, things that prince was borrowing from little richard. >> well, there's the performance. there's the fashion. there's the, kind of, unabashed sexuality on display with your lyrics. and i would like to posit that little richard's dna continues. it continues with artists like lil nas x or saucy santana. it continues for people who are non-conforming and are, i think, in a space now where they have greater freedom to present their full selves. >> did he -- i mean, was the end of his life, his career, did he have money? how was his end? >> well, his end was with family. he was comfortable. and i think there still, though, was this lingering desire to really be recognized correctly in the

the real naples is the beatles. florida. okay we'll get emails on that.entioned you went and saw oppenheimer in the movie theater and enjoyed it. did you buy popcorn and a drink while you were there? if so, what size you could anticipate my answer. you did it, did you? no, of course not. no. did the person you were with buy popcorn? no. no, absolutely not. did you have it in your pocket or a bag? no, i don't. i want to be entirely enveloped by the movie and the wrap around sound. i want to concentrate and focus entirely on it. i'm not there to snack away or drink. that's not what i'm there for. it was a three hour movie and i lasted the entire through the movie without once deviating my interest from the screen. so eating distracts you? it would distract me if i'm i'm the one that's doing the eating. it's weak or weak all around. do you know they don't check your bags anymore? they used to check bags when you went into a movie theater so you wouldn't bring your own food and you had to buy their expensive food. food is still expensive, but i haven't been c

here is a preview of "little richard: i am everything". >> before the beatles or elvis or rolling stones the air? how do you refer to the sky? >> born in macon, georgia, he began singing in his father's church choir, but the wider world beckoned and soon richard was touring around the south. >> we call it the chitlin circuit where you have queer, black women, traveling with plated teeth singing dirty blues. ♪ >> richard thrived in the non conformist environment and developed a genderfluid stage persona with heavy makeup and eye-catching costumes and dancing. >> i wanted to sound different, me and the young kids, we was tired of that slow music. >> richard's songs hit the radio and he became a nationwide sensation, a major accomplishment for a black gay performer in the 1950s. little richard's songs and style became so popular, other artists starts imitating him. ♪ >> they covered his songs and tried to duplicate his sexual stage presence. richard also mentored a number of early rock 'n' rollers, including james brown, jimi hendrix, the beatles, and the rolling stones. ♪ >> look, that was

, kruton and deflope, in any case, this is a brownian movement four, sometimes reminiscent of the beatlesfrom there there, the broad masses are getting closer and closer, as they move towards the post-industrial paradise, the questions of why... the mother city of russians, and not the father, and whether to switch from champagne to cognac or wait a little longer, they are capturing more and more categories of the population . at the same time, fellow travelers, musicians, one after another, turn into heroes of winegents, it just so happens, we won’t name them, so as not to attract unnecessary attention, but the directors of all these series, time after time, come to the top, as for simple pleasures, then the director made them misha polyakov. this is exactly how he positions himself, i don’t know him, clearly hinting at the first hero, the first misha polikov , our adventurous fiction, the hero of roman anatoly robakov dirk, bronze bird dirk, the last summer of childhood, all these are pioneer adventures with all sorts of codes, treasures and other antique things, clearly inspire this di

the beatles. yeah got it. yeah it's like my friend worked at the station and they were calling these people senior djs. you wonder how old they were. oh, no. >> oh, no, no. >> they weren't even 60 yet. oh, no, no. they got fried. >> and rightfully so, though. >> don't sing your anybody really let people be. >> yes, they are elders and not the elderly. no. but they could be your elder. >> they could be your elder for sure. >> we're just say an age or don't or don't. or don't. >> or don't. >> but calling somebody a senior elderly is just me. >> what about seasoned, seasoned ? >> seasoned is you could be a seasoned at any age. yeah yeah, i like that one. >> something new. i like beyonce says you could be my daddy if you want to. and now, how old is that? >> actually, now, any age. >> i was going to say, i'm like any age. our in our world daddies are like in their 30s. they really are. >> and previously it was it was older. younger. it was older. okay. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know, times are tough. th

the beatles' songs are absolutely brilliant.radition of our culture, so i won’t knock you down correctly, but i have this in our tradition in our song tradition. i have one song that, uh, probably even when i’m sad, i remember it and can uh, whistle it. yes, remember her , remember the image of this song, because it seems to me that such a thing was created in it hmm, the image that exactly characterizes, at least for me, this is the state of sadness and sadness. i don't know how to play it on the guitar. well, that is, i have never tried it, but i can try it now. maybe you, uh, autumn will soon be over. yes, of course, i play it. just great. all this then is just a gift for me. soon autumn outside the windows i liked you what comes true in early spring, what comes true in early spring beautiful feet? and, by the way, i absolutely agree with our tv viewers. listen, more interesting ones cases. that's exactly frankie or performed it directly. yeah, very sensual. yes. who in general and what performance of this song do you remembe

nothing good can come of a person who, as a child, didn’t want to be a pilot or a beatle.m the opportunity to stand on stage with a guitar. gentlemen, just think, everything you hear now was written by him himself. this is the trick, not only will there be another extremely important figure for our meeting, but more about this later, look what a bright-eyed , handsome yaroslavl man, and gentlemen, remember him like this, he will also say his own, but for now nikita varentsov greets you with his first song, success. 7 minutes by taxi, forty, if on foot, without calling, sorry, i’ll explain everything later, put it on, it’s warmer, the hands are always in a hurry, press play, it’s almost sunset, up the steps higher, higher, we go up to the roof, the whole thing is far away on the sidewalk city, vyvod. we are giving a good reason, you and i are closer, closer, just the two of us on this roof, the city has fallen under our kets, you will get all the answers, i squeeze my palm, you look into my eyes, there is a fire in my heart, you yourself lit it, everything that i 'll tell y

in addition, the heroes crossed the street on a pedestrian walk, absolutely in the style of the beatlesin connection with current, current events, and the topic was sparsely discussed during the off season, and therefore let’s take on an important and accepted picture by many, the film tells about the rabolavets trawler with the name snegil, about its crew about two trainees who came to do summer internship with the ship.

beatles, yes, look how interesting, uh, as far as i remember , the most published, replicated composerng, i didn’t look at the latest measurements, but in my opinion, this is one of the beatles, wait, this means that all the world classics, they are somewhere overboard, look, speed , and halo distribution, citations, background mentions, everything else and some bases, things, that’s how they are leveled out, you and i know very well that there is like a european school, an american school, we get into a fight, if we have to apologize later, we will apologize, the concept of respectability, the same financial times, it’s scary to imagine that i will apologize for the mistake i made, as my editor-in-chief said, not the main thing write first, the main thing is to write on time, but this is very wise, but today we have such formats as supplemented news - okay, but corrected news, but this, unfortunately, we will have to collect our thoughts, probably more than one once again, i have one last question for you, i would like to ask you to dissuade a person who is going to become a journalis

having fun on the ceiling with happiness that finally the fact is that before that i listened to the beatlesmanizer ice in the sixth grade. i listened while in seventh grade. i started playing all this, so he says that i took yegor letov for him . this is also inappropriate. i've always played it. it’s just not that i’m tired of my songs , but i know that there are songs better than my own and that’s what i want to sing in this throat of letov. you don’t have to remember, you don’t have to wait, you don’t have to believe, you don’t have to lie. no need to hit. no need to cry, no need to live. hmm i'm looking for those like i'm crazy and funny crazy and big. and when i find them, we will leave here , we will leave here, but we will also leave the zoo for the zoo. you're just a mouse, you're like a dot when you're silent, but there's a lot of juice in your eyes, it's dark. i would so like to break the window, after all, there are no other people like me who are crazy, there are mice , there are no crazy patients. and when i want mine , let's leave here, in short, we'll leave here. we will leav

. _ liverpool, the hometown of so many legends, the beatles, the albert docks_ legends, the beatles, nowak. i remember when docks and of course paul nowak. i rememberwhen i first docks and of course paul nowak. i remember when i first met paul as a young _ remember when i first met paul as a young trade — remember when i first met paul as a young trade unionist, well, i was, but i _ young trade unionist, well, i was, but i want — young trade unionist, well, i was, but i want to— young trade unionist, well, i was, but i want to pay tribute to paul that in— but i want to pay tribute to paul that in his — but i want to pay tribute to paul that in his first year as general secretary, _ that in his first year as general secretary, it has been an eventful yeah _ secretary, it has been an eventful yeah from — secretary, it has been an eventful year. from facing down the tories vicious _ year. from facing down the tories vicious minimum service level bill to their— vicious minimum service level bill to their insulting refusal to get around — to their insulting refusal to get around the table

they wanted to listen to, in this case, the beatles. they would go ahead, have these contraband albums. and this is an x-ray that has a beatles album on it. so somebody could have that. and there apartment and it would look like it was an x ray not a record. and so they wouldn't get into trouble with the state for having this kind of thing. so this is extraordinary. this one is a media example. the 1956 revolution in hungary for almost weeks, the hungarians overthrew the the the stalin east communist government in hungary. and it's one of these amazing stories and so the term freedom fighter really was at this time and many people don't know that. and magazine picked the hungarian freedom fighter as their man of the year. that and then this one is chilling to me. many people have never seen an artifact like this when it was donated by the person who actually used it in order to escape communist cambodia. so can you imagine you're having to to figure on your radio in a certain direction, like a compass. and you're it's it's not like it w

they wanted to listen to, in this case, the beatles. they would go ahead, have these contraband albums. and this is an x-ray that has a beatles album on it. so somebody could have that. and there apartment and it would look like it was an x ray not a record. and so they wouldn't get into trouble with the state for having this kind of thing. so this is extraordinary. this one is a media example. the 1956 revolution in hungary for almost weeks, the hungarians overthrew the the the stalin east communist government in hungary. and it's one of these amazing stories and so the term freedom fighter really was at this time and many people don't know that. and magazine picked the hungarian freedom fighter as their man of the year. that and then this one is chilling to me. many people have never seen an artifact like this when it was donated by the person who actually used it in order to escape communist cambodia. so can you imagine you're having to to figure on your radio in a certain direction, like a compass. and you're it's it's not like it w