here are the beatles now, a new documentary. beatles 64.ves a behind the scenes look at the early days of the fab four stardom and their historic first visit to the states. >> we were just like, we're in america. america. it's great being here in new york. >> at the film's premiere on sunday, beatles founding member paul mccartney was joined by a who's who of music, from james taylor to elvis costello and steven van zandt to tim mcgraw and faith hill, all honoring the iconic band. >> they somehow pushed themselves and each other to levels that nobody had expected. >> legendary director martin scorsese is one of the film's producers. you also look at how they were received by some of the sort of esteemed, most prestigious press in the u.s, and there is this very sort of elitist view. >> totally. i'll never forget there was a newspaper i remember seeing the weekend before they arrived, making fun of their hair and basically saying, oh yeah, let's see what you got. when you get here. you know, that was the attitude. and suddenly it was a revol

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jeff guinn: he hears this song by the beatles. and so he sets a goal for himself of becoming even better than the beatles, and he starts writing songs and performing in prison shows. keith morrison: and so by the time charlie manson was released from prison on parole, his fantasy was very strong. jeff guinn: he would be signed to a contract, would become world famous, rich, and have all the women and drugs he wanted. keith morrison: the fantasy and charles manson himself would almost certainly have remained anonymous, a complete unknown, had it not been for this. san francisco's haight-ashbury district, where that very moment in 1967, busloads of kids were arriving to what they thought would be a new world of peace and love. roger smith: there'd be hundreds of people sitting on the sidewalk, and they'd go grass. acid. speed. keith morrison: roger smith was manson's parole officer in san francisco. and into that scene walked charlie manson. he did. [music playing] jeff guinn: he could, somehow, identify the ones who could be tricke

to promote the beatles — can you imagine promoting the beatles?vious as to the future success of the group, turned it down, opting for a cash prize of around 100 quid instead. the guitar he could have owned has just sold at auction for over £1 million. we've noticed recently that these types of instruments — memorabilia, if you will — are now in the investment class, people really look upon these as a good investment, but also great conversation pieces, and the guitar is something you can pick up and play. harrison's guitar was bought when he was a 16—year—old apprentice electrician in liverpool and paid for in instalments. from humble beginnings to iconic status, the sale sets a world record for a harrison guitar — although it doesn't beat the £2.3 million sale price ofjohn lennon's acoustic guitar. so, advice for a] thompson from saltdean and for his life—changing decision — there's no point in calling for help or believing in yesterday. the only thing to do, a], is let it be. a remainder of our top story. storm bert has led to armour weather wa

the beatles actually made a stop in las vegas on their first u.s. >> tour. >> the beatles had come in 1964. they wanted to see las vegas. >> when the beatles came here, they played the convention center of course. it was a mob scene but it was a whirlwind. they came through one day and left the beatles were a bit of an anomaly because las vegas wanted to capitalize financially on whatever was going on. >> but when you look deeper, las vegas was resistant to rock n roll. it was resistant to the counterculture that was happening all over the country. >> how would you compare this beatlemania to the idol worship around frank sinatra and elvis presley? >> to my mind, those of us who are an older generation, of course, think the beatles, you know they don't appeal to us at all. >> as the 60s went on, the counterculture revolution was happening vietnam, the whole rock n roll revolution and vegas was old fashioned vegas was your parents entertainment. >> they didn't want to party people. they wanted gamblers. they wanted people who were adult and successful enough to spend a lot of money on

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beatle mania was already in full swing.ys of the fab four, that historic first visit to america. >> we were just like, we're in america, america. >> rebecca: you followed the band. you also look at how they were received by some of the music press. >> i'll never forget there was a newspaper i remember seeing the weekend before they arrived making fun of their hair. >> right. >> basically saying, let's see what you got when you get here. suddenly it was revolution. >> when we came, it was quite shortly after kennedy had been assassinated. maybe america need something like the beatles to be lifted out of sorrow. >> rebecca: the film features never before seen footage of the band. >> there's a scene in the film at the british embassy. >> that's amazing. i had not realized that. >> who knew. party at the british embassy in their honor and they're mistreated by the staff because the staff at the embassy thinks they're low class. >> shocking. >> what do you like about the beatles? ♪ she loves you yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> rebecca: what

>> as. >> the whole year is like a year where we are like the beatles in our own humble way travelinground the country doing conventions, town halls and debates. you and these things, these are long days so you have to unwind with a couple of drinks afterwards. election night ended at 3:00 a.m. so a little rough to party afterwards. [laughter] >> the nice thing is the new cycle is pretty calm. [laughter] connect that everything is -- nothing to talk about. >> so far with the cabinet picks, he's leaning in like a man with the mandate. rfk junior helping health and human services came out, frank sinatra terms doing it my way, would you not say? >> wild double down trump time but is forming his cabinet and he has seen who has stuck by h him. i think everybody has to in all seriousness no matter what side of the political fence, you have to wish the country success. you have to say i hope these people succeed. elon musk terms. >> but i do they this, it is, and the country. we are not watching protest like 2016 and that is the one thing, 72% of americans thought we were headed in the wrong

martin scorsese produced a brand new documentary called "beatles 64" all about the year the beatles skying. listen to this. >> we had written the song "she loves you" in the next room. my dad was in the other room. we came in to play it to him first time. ♪ she loves you yeah yeah yeah ♪ he's going -- at the end of it he said, it's very nice but couldn't you sing she loves you yes, yes, yes? he said there's enough americanisms around. >> rebecca: thanks, dad. >> sam: right? that's what you want, mom and dad criticism. all right. the documentary set to show case the pandemonium, and it was, the beatles caused everywhere they went. people had access. today they can't get to the stars. yesterday they could get out on the tarmac, or back in the day. it dives into camaraderie as they catapulted to unimaginable fame at the time. beatles 64 begins streaming on disney+ next friday, november 29th. and speaking of that, we've got over six days until thanksgiving, turkey time, which is the perfect time for prop comedy, if i were able to do that. i have two. i have two turkey hats. apparently santa

first up the beatles.anded to unprecedented fanfare. here is a look. >> we were like, america. america. >> great being here in new york. okay? >> washington. >> is that the place? i don't know. washington. i just move so fast. >> i think the craziness was going on in the world and in the band. we were kind of normal and the rest of the world was crazy. everybody got into the mania whenever the beatles came to town. >> when we came it was quite shortly after kennedy had been assassinated. maybe america needed something like the beatles to be lifted out of sorrow. >> i was talking to dick clark once and i asked how much rock and roll paraphernalia he had. he said he had the door to the airplane when the beatles landed and opened up the door, jfk, whatever it was. >> wow. >> the door to -- i thought that was a cool thing. >> did he have a pic? >> i have kid rock's guitar string. it starts streaming november 29th on disney+. >>> next up, george clooney headed to the great white wave, making a broadway debut in

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stuart: oh, yes, i wanted to be a beatle -- >> you're our beatle.] lauren: he knows everything about them. stuart: let's get on with it, shall we? republicans extending their winning streak in the senate. dave mccormick's big win in pennsylvania, watch this. >> i think what made the difference is people want change. ment -- i think they represented that desire for change by electing president trump. i think the same with me. they're deeply distress thed by the skyrocketing prices, the wide open border, the crime in our cities, the war on fossil fuels, and they want change and common sense leadership. and that's why i think they elected president trump. stuart: his opponent will not concede until if all the votes are counted. the house looks likely to stay republican. that would cement a clean sweep. very powerful position for trump and the republicans. >> there's no excuse now if you have the house, the senate and the presidency, it's time to enact the agenda, and that the needs to the start yesterday because, let's remember, i hate to say this foll

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

. ♪ ♪ stuart: i like that harmonious beatles. lauren: you like the beatles? never heard that.tem of astuart: name the fou. >> ringo. stuart: don't help her. ringo star, paul mccartney, and george harrison. it's 11:00 eastern time. it's november 20th, two months exactly till the inauguration. markets, red ink dow off 20 and s&p down 28 and nasdaq just off 100 points and big tech all of them down. remember, nvidia reports after the bell and big tech investors getting worried about nvidia. as for the 30-year treasury -- sorry, the 10 yield. 4.41%. now this. it was sad and unnerving to see president biden leave the world stage like this on a six day trip to brazil and peru. it was a muted fair well. he rarely spoke if public and went to great lengths to avoid reporters. in the amazon rain forest, a large screen tv was set up for reporters to see him but a 50 feet away so he could keep his distance. frustrated reporters had to pose one word questions on note pads like ukraine? no answer. listen to how reporters begged him to acknowledge them while he boarded air force one. [ yellin

the beatles were talking about black intellectual traditions. america to someone like bob dylan, bob dylan has very old stories about america. lemonade is about the after lives of slavery, talk to me jonathan, come on now. >> i'm going to talk to you in your classroom. i am going to come up in the spring. i need to audit one of these classes. professor daphne brooks, thank you for coming to the sunday show and belated happy birthday. >> thank you, jonathan. >> more on the sunday show after the break. lawmakers are trying to shut down planned parenthood. the health care of more than 2 million people is at stake. our right to basic reproductive health care is being stolen from us. planned parenthood believes everyone deserves health care. it's a human right. future generations are beginning to lose the rights we fought for. the rights for ourselves, our kids, and our grandkids. gone. just like that. i can't believe this is the world we live in, where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies. last year, politicians in 47 states introduced

the beatles weren't talking about black intellectual tradition. >> that's true.i would compare her in terms of telling stories about america to someone like bob dylan, okay? that's okay. that's a very old stories about america. lemonade is about after lives of slavery. talk to me, jonathan, come on now. >> you know what, i'm going to talk to you in your classroom. i'm going to come up in the spring. i need to audit one of these classes. professor daphne brooks, thank you for coming to the sunday show, and belated happy birthday. >> oh, thank you, jonathan. lexi moore of the sunday show here on msnbc after a break. >> break. >> it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything

. >> i'd grown up listening to the beatles. and then i realized much later, oh, that is a cuban rhythm. >> that is david byrne talking -- and the gentleman to his right. >> one way of looking at the history of american music is a series of shocks. >> his name is joe boyd and he has a name of -- a way of showing up where history was made. he was in paris when in 1964 film captured a tour introducing blues artist to europe. >> sonny terry. >> ♪ i'm a stranger ♪ >> that is him in the hat and sunglasses while bob dylan is rehearsing "like a rolling stone." boyd would become a producer with extraordinary -- from the psychedelia of pink floyd. to the pensive folk of nick drake. to the jazzy pop of maria moldor. nowadays, he's a writer. his book as this would be a look at how salons the world over have influence the pop music of the west. >> salsa, reggae, bulgarian music. >> the western temperate scale was not absolute. >> from brazil to pakistan, jamaica to south africa and more boyd probes the foundations of the familiar. for examp

and the story of a guitar owned by the beatles star george harrison — and how it risked having a different. talks at the cop29 climate summit in azerbaijan are on the verge of collapse after poor countries walked out of a meeting saying their financial needs are being ignored. negotiations had already run more than a day over schedule but were deadlocked over how much money richer nations should provide poorer ones. in a moment we'll talk to our climate reporter live in baku, but first our climate editorjustin rowlatt reports on the tensions that put the talks on a knife—edge. delegates from developed countries head into a key meeting. how are the negotiations going? we are not going to comment now. that was the eu's climate minister. here is uk energy secretary, ed miliband. ed, how are things going? well, we are looking for the best deal we can. is there any progress at all? here is the problem. 0ne clause in the current draft agreement estimates developing countries need $1.3 trillion of climate finance. the very next clause decides the countries led by richer nations will provide $250

. >> you're causing the kind of screaming that we haven't seen since the beatles. >> it's the most populare planet. one direction. here they come right now, after five years together and five world tours and five wildly successful albums with big hits like steal my girl, everybody wanna steal my girl. >> the group split and each released their own music, but solo success didn't come easily or quickly to all of them. >> liam's albums did not do as well as the others. >> in the months before his death, payne was still reportedly working on his second solo album, even as he made that final trip to argentina with girlfriend kate cassidy. >> a lovely day here in argentina. this is the breakfast table. >> i had a glass of champagne and then on october 14th, kate posted about her return to florida on tiktok while liam stayed behind in argentina at the hotel casa sur palermo. >> on october 16th, guests reported the star was acting out in the hotel lobby. >> we had multiple encounters with liam, multiple times had come down to the lobby and there was an incident where he was very frustrated and was

>> luther vandross covers the beatles. and andy cohen, mean girl? plaza. >> hi to my mom. >> back in st. louis. >> turning 16 and 60 in new york city. mother daughter trip from south bend, indiana. >> kicking off the weekend from churchill, tennessee. arkansas. >> twin cities, minnesota. >> good year, arizona. >> massachusetts. >> and cincinnati, ohio. >> welcome to "today" from jackson, mississippi. here for jojo's birthday. >> i'm turning 8. >> so cute. happy birthday. happy everything. happy poncho day on our plaza. nice to have you along with us. it's friday morning, we've got laura along, hoda has a long weekend. >> we're going to be outside with notre dame to look ahead to the big game tomorrow, but next week here on "today," something to really look forward to as well, jenna bush hager, going to take us behind the scenes of that big hallmark movie debut we have been talking about. a lot of excitement over the trailer. now, jbh is ready to share her day at arrowhead stadium. she's going to show off her acting chops in holiday touched, a chiefs

beatles together. him to put these three generations into one room and have them all singing together for one reason human empathy human compassion. because those things still go on around the world. i wake up every morning to possibly 10 or 12 emails. ua morning was the under-secretary general of the united nations in port sudan where our ships used to dock for the things talking about the mass rape of girls and women and how the people in fancy chairs will talk about it. but you know they will reach out to people who actually do things and the understanding that these broken, damaged mothers who stagger over the border line with their panicked, exhausted children that band aid will be there. and to meet them and try and put back these bodies and give back this dignity and offer a future of some hope and a life. um the horrors of the world continue. there's nothing band aid can really do about that. but to put band aid in context, as you said earlier, we started with this little pop song and then next

he worked with the likes of the beatles, tom jones, the bee gees, eric clapton andjimmy page.famous for. music: the james bond theme. the cambridge dictionary word of there has been manifest. the year has been revealed as "manifest". the word has been used by celebrities including singer dua lipa who repeatedly talked about how she had manifested performing at glastonbury, saying she had written, wished and dreamt about it for many years. the traditional definition of the word manifest included the adjective "easily noticed or obvious" and the noun "to show something clearly through signs or actions". it now includes to manifest" in the sense of "to imagine achieving something you want, in the belief doing so will make it more likely to happen". the author of the famous novel wicked says he's �*desperately happy�* after seeing the movie version before its official release on friday. ariana grande and cynthia erivo star as glinda and elphaba as their unlikely but profound friendship develops in the land of oz. reviews have been mixed. but author gregory maguire spoke to us here

discovered in 1974, the members of the archaeological expedition who found her name to her after a famous beatle song, the lucy came from a group of home, it is closely related to our own. she lived over 3000000 years ago and walked off right, like we do. and that's not the only link to modern humans. this time around, we take a trip from the depth of the past to the depths of the universe. welcome to tomorrow . today. can you imagine going a whole day without using your hands as we can? both humans have relied more and more on them. being able to go on to lex freed up, i'll have to dominate an entire planet. how do we use our hands today? cooking and cleaning when you gave things to people 40. i get dressed with my hands. i pressed with these. i do a lot of stuff with my head. non stop scrolling on, social media keeps our hands quite busy in the modern world. but what did they look like? millions of years ago. this is lucy story. she left around 3200000 years ago . let's look at how her tiny hands might have shaped the evolution of humanity. lot take a city but all her rowing lucy, take center

i became interested in the ukulele being a beatles fan.as like, oh my gosh, this is so great because i'm so used to associating the ukulele with hawaiian music and seeing that potential. the next week i went out and bought a ukulele so i could learn how to play something i've been playing for 20 years. i wish i were better playing it 20 years. i feel really like inspired at the end of every time just because it is such a great community. it's so to hear, you know, 20, 30 people singing all together, such a it's it, there's such a magic feeling. i found, i don't know, in our attic or something. my great grandma's ukulele. her name was grandma tootsie, and it was kind of busted. it needed some work, so i took it to the shop, got it fixed, and i've been playing it ever since she was a ukulele player. i think she actually also got this from, like, a door to door salesman. it's from the 1930s, so it's not a great ukulele, but it's, it's, it's hers. and so it's really special. this small guitar is considered a hawaiian instrument, though. it was

discovered in 1974, the members of the archaeological expedition who found her name to her after a famous beatle song the lucy came from a group of hominids closely related to our own. she lived over 3000000 years ago and walked off right, like we do. and that's not the only link to modern humans. this time around, we take a trip from the depths of the past to the depths of the universe. welcome to tomorrow . today.

the rolling stones are up for best rock album, and in record of the year, a nomination for the beatlesout who's won. mark savage, bbc news. the actressjune spencer, known to millions of listeners as peggy wooley in the archers, has died at the age of 105. she was the last original member of the archers cast, having been with the show since it started in 1951. she retired only two years ago. tonight, queen camilla, who's a big archers fan, called june spencer a much loved part of many people's lives, and said she'll be greatly missed. david sillito looks back at her long career. the archers theme song. june spencer for generations of archers fans, the familiar voice of peggy. let's be fair, he's a bit of a plodder, isn't he? when she first took on the role, clement attlee was prime minister and she thought it might tide her over for a few weeks. we were given a three—month contract and we thought, oh, well, it's only a sort of small thing. we can do lots of other work. it was an interesting, interesting little job. yes. i'm sure you think it's easy to fool me. this little job turned int

based order to the airport came in that this was the 49th die in the united states as he was the beatles baba to defend the block, the resolution against israel at the united nations. and that says something. so you use be the live expression, you use the human rights as, as a stick to beat up the rest of the world. read about those same rules, do not apply and the world is beginning to not just see it, but also call it out and. and that should give the rest uh, some thoughtful thoughts and ideas and how to mean the rates. well, john, it's really amazing that joseph brown has been brought up twice on this program, which i have um, well i haven't been so kind to in the past. okay. but the garden, you know, attending their garden issue. but that tells us everything about the mindset. okay . it you can talk to people rationally. but joseph bro just thinks because he's a european, he knows better, he is better, he's more moral that this is something a mindset that is impossible to, to belvin, to confront. let, let me try to have a slightly hopeful perspective on this at by, by trying to to,

andre 3000 is on the list for album of the year and quite exciting leave the beatles are also nominatedis really was the summer of the female pop stars and it seems like 2025 will probably be the same. h0 probably be the same. no charlie execs _ probably be the same. no charlie execs on there? probably be the same. no i charlie execs on there? yes, she is on _ charlie execs on there? yes, she is on there. _ charlie execs on there? yes, she is on there. brat - charlie execs on there? yes, she is on there. brat has - charlie execs on there? yes, i she is on there. brat has been, has been listed for album of the year. has been listed for album of the year-— the year. brilliant. we will have to keep _ the year. brilliant. we will have to keep ended - the year. brilliant. we willj have to keep ended there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back. parents in the uk have been "paying over the odds" for baby milk because of a lack of competition in the formula market, a government watchdog has said. it stopped short of recommending price controls, but said they remain

so the indians read all 3, talking about how was the beatles had discussed earlier in the year. now to do me this particular with a daft to will be implement the central, the wizard will be read an economic corporation between law school and, and you days, something that has been in the walk since of 2022 a school saw both the countries of shed a very healthy, strong fine, excellent relationship as well. but since 2022, particularly india is now remember, importing around 40 percent, if it's or from multiple around 60 percent, or if it's a defense odd it's supplies from, from law school, despite the western pressures, despite the western western trench that have come in goes we to distance itself from moscow and the plans, our novel expanded father, the target was decided to be a $100000000000.00 by 2030 and both the countries already received around $30000000000.00. this is something that dr. shankar in the us for us as media stuff via to rated by that great due date, is us dollars. 66000000000 that we have a long history of strong convergence and deep friendship. allows us to

. >> this is as close to the beatles as we will ever be. >> we will take you inside. . >>> sunday night drama. >> to the end zone! touchdown. >> the chargers blow a huge lead but score in the final seconds to defeat the bengals and the bills and the chiefs dream of an unbeaten season. >> and said the five. the play of the year. >> the and also playoff race starting to take shape. it is monday, november 18th, 2024. . >> this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a and rockefeller plaza. >> good morning everybody. welcome. nice to have you along with us on a monday morning. a lot of fun stuff from the football world. the chargers came back to beat the bengals. they were out in front for a while. and the bills did a number on kansas city. >> not a perfect season for them but almost. we will get to the highlights in a bit. first a look ahead on this monday morning. it will be a busy week. here is a live look at bradley international in connecticut. is one of the airports expected to be very busy when the holiday travel rush kicks off. aaa now predicting nearly 80 millio

based order today or board came in that this was the 49th die in the united states as he was the beatles baba to defend. that is the block, the resolution against israel at the united nations, and that says something. so you will use be the live expression, your use of the human rights as a, as a stick to beat up the rest of the world, writ of, of those same rules, do not apply. and the world is beginning to not just see it, but also call it out and, and that should give the rest uh, some thoughtful thoughts and ideas and how to mean the rates. well, john, it's really amazing that joseph burrell has been brought up twice on this program, which i have um, well, i haven't been so kind to in the past. okay. but the garden, you know, attending their garden issue. but that tells us everything about the mindset. okay . it you can talk to people rationally. but joseph bro just thinks because he's a european, he knows better, he is better, he's more moral that this is something a mindset that it's impossible to, to delve into confront. let, let me try to have a slightly hopeful perspective on th

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all i have to say is the beatles should not be in the running for the album of the year. with tuesday and taylor swift, we had the moment. make a separate category for a.i. music. that's all i have to say. >> yes, i cosign that. we should just not put them in the same category. everybody, thank you very much for joining us. thank you for watching newsnight. laura coates live, she starts right now. >>> tonight, what does nearly $200 million by you? apparently a front row seat to running america. plus, the pelosi and biden feud hits a messy row. but is she revising history or not? >>> and the fallout from the election where one says americans got it right and another says they got it wrong. that is tonight on laura coates live. so, donald trump is not even in the white house yet and we are getting a pretty big clue about who he he is trusting to run it and it turns out it is elon musk. he joined a call with the president of ukraine the day after the election. it did raise eyebrows that the worlds richest man, with billions in federal contracts and a global satellite network

i used to watching a beatles.eam team effort garbage man is hulk hogan, stephen miller and johnny. johnny is in somebody's dream team? that is a first. [chuckling] daniel from michigan. i love hulk hogan into the orange safety vest, the orange safety vest will be iconic. have to let you guys know, half my staff will be wearing a safety vest spook i don't even make them do it big from st. louis, missouri i think you halloween costume pants were little tight on you. this pans were not tight, is just, never mind. that is offered tonight, sean is next, always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity",

this is an x-ray that has a beatles album on it. somebody could have that in their apartment and it would look like it was an x-ray, not a record, so they wouldn't get into trouble with the state for having this kind of thing. this is extraordinary. this one is a media example. the 1956 revolution in hungary for almost two weeks, the hungarians overthrew the stalinist communist government in hungary. it's one of these amazing stories. and so the term freedom fighter really was popularized at this time. and many people don't know that. and "time" magazine picked the hungarian freedom fighter as their man of the year that year. this one is chilling to me. many people have never seen an artifact like this one. it was donated by the person who actually used it in order to escape communist cambodia. can you imagine you're having to figure out -- >> turn your radio in a certain direction? >> like a compass. it's not like it was just for one mile or five miles or ten miles. this is hundreds of miles using this what looks like a transistor

that is the beatles, sergeant pepper -- >> dana: have you ever done a christmas album before? christmas reco record. i just like christmas music. it reminds me of being around family, and for a traveler like me, i put on so many miles every year, it makes me feel like i'm with family when i'm listening to christmas. >> dana: the other thing it does is help brings families and people and the whole world together, a country together, and i think that can be very special, as well. >> i agree with all of that. yes, absolutely. something about christmas songs, particularly the old classic christmas songs, it feels like tradition. it just feels like you have been living inside these songs forever and ever. >> harold: what is your best memory as a kid, christmas time? >> it's a bad great memory. i was sick and my dad was also sick, and we both had a fever, so we both laid on the couch all day while the whole family was around, i just remember how nice it was. >> dana: everybody waiting on you. >> just next to my dad for the whole day, it was nice. >> harold: it's about love. >> dana:

at that moment in 1969, those guys were bigger than the beatles.s going on here on planet earth. (bombs explode) things were rough. within a month of the moon landing, the manson murders shook us to our core. and a week after that, (upbeat music) the counterculture threw itself the biggest party anyone had ever attended. - so woodstock was something i'd heard about, i think. i heard people were naked, so that got my attention. i didn't really know the music then, i was nine. i was way more interested in what was happening on the moon. - i had a ticket. i was dissuaded by some well-meaning people who thought that i would not survive it. - [narrator] woodstock was a mix of peace and love, music and mud, rebellion, and rain. - me, upon reflection, i'm thrilled to be able to say, "hey, i was there!" but at the time i thought, "this sucks." (laughs) - i was standing on the stage at a certain point with chip monck, who's that famous voice of woodstock. guy that's, you know, you hear saying, "the brown acid is not specifically... - [monck] specifically to

i used to watching a beatles. brigid from new jersey, my dream team effort garbage man is hulk hogan, stephen miller and johnny. johnny is in somebody's dream team? that is a first. [chuckling] daniel from michigan. i love hulk hogan into the orange safety vest, the orange safety vest will be iconic. have to let you guys know, half my staff will be wearing a safety vest spook i don't even make them do it big from st. louis, missouri i think you halloween costume pants were little tight on you. this pans were not tight, is just, never mind. that i next, always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity", america, is much as early voting continues across the country, it means it is election day and in just five days the polls will be closed. on this halloween night, horror show is unfolding inside of the democratic party, kamala harris, desperately trying to scare you, the american people, with terrifying tales about donald trump and fascism and the end of democracy, monica mate ti

stuart: this is our way of getting a little beatles in.day so we are playing here's your birthday. don't let it go out. let it flame up a bit. previous to the commercial break we asked which of the great lakes is the smallest. can we see the choices again please? what if we got here. huron, ontario, erie, michigan. i will go first. i think here on is the smallest. >> i will go ontario. >> i will say something different, erie. we will go with erie. stuart: let's have a look, what we got, the answer is ontario. the light covers just over 7300 mi. , lake superior is the largest covering 32,000 mi. . that to the birthday girl, you may blow it out, make-a-wish, make-a-wish, make-a-wish. okay. you know what, i knew it was your birthday and i was going to bring in a bottle of varney wine and send it out on the kitchen counter and i walked out the door and forgot it but you will get it tomorrow. lauren: you will see me on set for the rest of this new year. i'm not supposed to tell you. stuart: we will figure it out, happy birthday. our time is alm