can we enter this conversation that includes beyoncÉ?n unbroken line and can we talk about the black women experience? i know this is kind of a little bit wild. it does seem to me to be running through an and as we are talking, what does it say about freedom? not only what we are writing about and thinking about but in your own words when you talk about that roadblock and pushing through it, are we free? to speak as we want to? i am aware you faced a tremendous program from idiots on the internet but does that hamper your freedom? talking about -- i want to hear from that. >> every time -- let me say, let me say seriously, the conversations about controlling images don't matter, i am an intellectual historian, my primary method of training. i always want my students and in my own work always try to trace a long genealogy so my short answer is yes, there is no telling the story without talking about harry jacobs as a person who has the most famous slave narrative from a woman, from black woman that that isn't her story, what happens in th

beyoncÉ often harkens back to a josephine baker.this idea of the theory liberated black woman who was very much in touch with her sexuality. who was very free and a time where black women were not allowed to be free or even thought that they could in regards to respectability, and guards to race, so many different things. where do we situate her inside of this narrative westmark bufeedback the one thing is isnt it interesting that she could not do it in america. the think that i think about is you began -- i was telling you that i loved the opening. the first two paragraphs about time and memory are wonderful. the beginning of this was a woman. she just came back from burying her dead. that is shots fired to all of these dudes. when you say this thing, i remember first readingho this novel. as a childhood survivor of domestic violence, oh, at the point that he hit her, had to die. i think that that becomes the moment. we have jamie. you cannot have that kind of sexual agency in 1937 and then have the audacity on top of thad in say i

that beyoncÉ has in regards or do you not according to society standards?hat moment of homecoming when she is filming and then a lot of people been now wanting it to be a safe spaces along with other things. and he recognizes that beyoncÉ he had to embody a third look. but then not free to just exist. and her body. that is another type of and ability and then to have that as well. but i agree with you that was brilliant one last question in thean chat before we wrap preferred for the day. so to be was flat - - black female gender sexuality? what about female love? >> and the love of self and i don't know what britney said earlier but. >> but in our different facial features and everything. but to be honest and it is the ongoing process. around those sexual politics because it eludes me most days. [laughter] but what i think about is but then people look and say basically people on the job treated me terrible. so i have been wondering a lot. >> okay. but then they are thinking about coming into their own sexualal agency are and then concert and pleasure for

it is at those collisions, those dangerous intersections that i suggested beyoncÉ's body embodies.ls. invites us to interrogate and advanced so there is no question for me that we reframe conceptions of sexuality and gender and race because of our bodies, we are queer, we are straight, we are religious, we are nonreligious, we are atheist, we are believers, we are ditch diggers, we are professors, we are prophets and preachers and engineers and psychotherapists. so the wide range of activity that occupies our imagination leads to the imprint of blackness along a number of actions and the reframing of ideas about identity inevitably occur because we are embodying those contradictions at the intersections of race, class, gender, sexuality, sexual orientation and the like, geography, religion and so on, color as well. the reframing of race and color through color, tonight, rebecca hall's passing movie debuts taking it in from nella larsen, rebecca hall, black mother, looking like she is white, not being able to tell, the transparency, translucency so the thing is blackness is so compl

and figure he left out of the book and beyoncÉ and jay-z but it is all-encompassing but it reminds usblackck excellence in totality. but one of the things you did was to help us reframe how we identify. so that chapter on beyoncÉ that from the start has been complicated and contested and targeted withh her hair but that is all of the story. beyoncÉ's body is a busy intersection where dangerous collisions occurur between crinkly particularly of blackness rooted in skin and hands goal. so how does performance of blackness or the whole idea concept in r theory reframe issues of class and gender and sexuality? >> another great question follows substance and death. of blacknessce is multi- hued and multi- character.ev there are levels tohe this. we framing our conceptions of gender and race were broadly if at that dangerous intersection but what her body embodies that we reframe that conception of sexuality and gender and race we are clear and we are streets. we are religious and nonreligious. we are atheist. and also engineers andap psychotherapist. so that leaves to the imprint of blackn

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>> well, you know, i think beyonce did say it. i think it was prophetic. i don't think she's the last member of congress who challenged or denied the election result who will also claim to have been a victim on january 6th. of course we know, yes, all member of congress were victims, it's just that some of them were encouraging if not inciting the danger that faced them. but, you know, marjorie taylor greene is fortunate to be running in what looks like a pretty safe district for her. but she sure is running hard, so maybe she's a little more worried than i think. >> michelle? >> i'm not as optimistic as gene. i think, look, marjorie taylor greene is -- on the one hand, i don't know that it's really worth or energy to parse the kind of contradictory and nonsensicle language of marjorie taylor greene and other republicans. and one thing they do is say so many absurd and conflicting things. it's almost like a civic tax on all of us trying to untangle it. i would say that marjorie taylor greene decides running in her own district, is looking at, i think, a le

the chapter on beyoncÉ. beyoncÉ's laxness has been from the start complicated and contested.t skinned child in school targeted with her hair. that is all of our stories. you said beyoncÉ's body is a pity hundred busy intersectionar where dangerous collisions occur rooted in skin and school. how does this idea concept and theory, how does it reframe issues of class and gender and sexuality? >> yes, ma'am. another great question. and that. multi- character. ndmultilevel. it does reframe our conceptions of gender and race more broadly. it is not abstract. it is embodied. those dangerous intersections that i have suggested her body embodies. invites us to interrogate and examine. so there is no question to me that we reframe conceptions of sexuality and gender and race because of our black embodiment. dwe are ditch diggers, we are professors. we are prophets and preachers. we are also engineers and psychotherapists. the wide range of activity that occupies our imaginations leads to the imprint of blackness and the reframing of ideas about identity inevitably occur because we are

stars like harry styles, beyonce and taylor swift, are just a few that have a loyal fan base that gos to see their idols. coming up here, we'll have more on just how expensive it can be to be a superfan. >> you know all about that. >> what? >> just kidding. >>> some of the other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now, xi jinping has been granted a third term as china's president and head of the communist party. xi wasting no time already stacking the government's top positions with allies and loyalists. this third term in power goes against succession norms that were put in place to prevent the return of one-man rule. >>> also right now, prosecutors say the teen accused of a deadly school shooting in oxford, michigan last november will plead guilty to all charges including murder and terrorism. now at 16, he's accused of killing four classmates at the high school. he will be the first school shooting suspect to be found guilty of terrorism. >>> and things got ugly on the basketball court in miami last night. the miami heat were up with more than 7:00 left in th

kumasi: beyoncÉ is going on tour next year. ♪ photos surfaced over the weekend after the concert package of an auction at a gala in santa monica. it is valued at $20,000 and includes two first-class united airlines tickets, two concert tickets, and a guided backstage tour with beyoncÉ's mom. we do not know what the final amount was, but she has not officially announced or commented on the tour. that makes sense because it is her mom's event that they have every year. jobina: blue was even making some bids. reggie: the description said the renaissance to her -- tour. this is the official announcement. jobina: it is. kumasi: how much would you spend? that is how we should concert. jobina: i met her once before. kumasi: you did? jobina: yes, and when i say lovely, but do you know who was really fun? her husband, richard. absolutely. reggie: so it was her brother who she is talking about on the album? jobina: technique d, a cousin. -- technically, a cousin. reggie: did we answer your question? kumasi: we did not say how much we would pay. jobina: the limit doesn't exist. reggie: but let me k

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for best female video. >> i'm let you finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. >>had our opinions about that interruption, including president obama. >> the young lady seems like a perfectly nice person. she's getting her award. >> why would he do that. >> she's a jackass. >> jackassery is one thing. bigotry quite another. and kanye's interest in buying parlor comes days after instagram and twitter restricted his accounts in response to his blatant anti-semitism, including a tweet where he vowed to go, kwoet, def con 3 on jewish people, at a time when anti-semitic violence in the united states is at an all-time high according to the antidefamation league. so, when parlor celebrates the free speech, let's be clear, kanye wasn't blocked from twitter and instagram because he challenged critical race theory or vaccine mandates. it was because he threatened to kill jews. kanye was also recently seen wearing a white lives matter shirt, a line that some on the right began using in response to the black lives matter movement. it may or may not surprise you to learn that ca

gle simpson. >> adele versus beyonce. >> that's a statement right there. look just fine there and you have said, if i'm not revealing something, that you haven't put out there that when that ends, you go back off camera, as soon as you were away and you collapse. >> yeah. >> why? >> i got up at 3:00 a.m. that day to get glam to be on the show. i haven't seen that since. i haven't seen that clip. and -- >> i'm sorry. >> nope, it all right. i'm still honored to be here. [crying] and i was so tired. i was so tired. i was working so hard, and my assistant gave me that schedule for that day and week and i just knew, that was before my second surgery, so i was like if i do all this, i'm going to have to cancel everything again and just be in this cycle of cancelling stuff and no one will hire me again and it's -- i'm never going to survive and i started my first panic attack at 4:00 in the morning that day in new york and i didn't know what was happening to me. i just knew i was sobbing crying and i couldn't breathe and i had to lay down and i was sweaty, really

but beyoncÉ has one of the best videos of all-time. >> we all had our opinions about that interruptioning president obama. >> the young lady seems like a perfectly nice person. she is getting her award. why would he do that? he is a. >> jack astley is one thing, bigotry quite another. and kanye's interest in buying parler comes just days after instagram and twitter restricted his accounts, in response to his blatant antisemitism, including a tweet where he about to go, quote death con three on jewish people. the time when antisemitic violence in the united states is at an all-time high. according to the anti-defamation league. so, when parler celebrates the free speech, let's be clear, kanye was not block from twitter and instagram because he challenged critical race theory, or vaccine mandates. it was because he threatened to kill jews. kanye with also recently seen wearing a white shirt, that some on the right began using in response to the blm movement. alongside their, conservative commentator candace owens. it may or may not surprising to learn that candace owen's husband just so

and that was anthony beyonce reporting over the county hearing aids are expected to hit pharmacy store shelves on monday . they're designed for adults over 18 with mild or moderate hearing loss. abbott labs, issuing a recall of several ready to feed similac liquid formulas. a bottle defect prompted this recall. the bottles involved may not be sealed completely, which could lead to spoilage. eight bottled products are being recalled. the company says that other powder and liquid formulas are not affected, and the recall should not cause an impact in overall formula supplies. a pilot who crashed a plane in petaluma today gets credit for helping to safety for getting to safety rather without help today more of the wreckage left behind coming up and ahead in sport to come from behind victory for stanford as a cardinal divvy notre dame. we're going to break down the key moments from tonight's game and see how a condition called covid psychosis . one california patient lost for days. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms l

i like to joke with students that i work with, if you take ed sheeran or beyonce or drake, these ared feel more modern and relevant. >> scoring this film, what does this mean to you? >> one of my mentors was like, hey, can you step in and compose this for me. i checked out the fim. i watched it and was so moved by the story. it made me cry the first time i watched it because of the way you introed this in terms of through the disintegration of so much of our political discourse, the level of hate, how everybody is so divided and seeing this man change. he was going to bomb the muslim center in indiana, and had such a change of heart that he converted to islam. to me, scoring that to orchestra was something where i wanted to bring humanity to the music to breathe life into the story further. it was an incredible story. it was an honor to be a part of that. >> let's take a look at some of what you do. >> ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ out like a light like light like a light ♪ ♪ slept through the flight knocked through the night ♪ >> slept through the flight, drake. when you do that kind of work, the familia

i want to go on to quentin's favorite topic, our queen bee, beyoncÉ.s the socials going crazy with the dance challenge. my team and i joined in on the challenge and i want to bring it up for the people to see. there is beyoncÉ on the horse. we will see the cuff it in just a second. there you go! you see, your girl is moving it, honey. she is like, hey, oh! angela, i know that no one should be excluded from tiktok dance challenges, okay? we obviously have rhythm. but some groups, they did not. okay? and they didn't get much love for their efforts. do you think -- why is this challenge so hard for people to do? these are the founders of the challenge here. why is it so hard? this is the easiest challenge i think ever that has come up on tiktok. >> i do want to say, i love when people that might be a little -- it is entertaining. it's like when american idol is happening and the best part is the people who can't really thing well. it doesn't bother me at all. this weekend, my makeup artist and haired stylus were trying to do the challenge. the most challe

plus, but julie, i guess beyonce and jay z to set a limit on her spending.aybe just a little pricey on those earrings. right, heather? thank you. but first new numbers show plenty of students across the country are struggling with learning loss since the onset of the pandemic. how california compares to the rest of the country. snoop minister conservative rishi soon on. the former treasury chief won the leadership race today, making him the first person of color to lead britain. he is replacing liz truss, who announced her resignation last week after less than two months on the job soon access his top priority right now is to get the country's economy in order. united kingdom is a great country. but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity. soon i went to oxford and then received his mba from stanford as a fulbright scholar back in 2006. he also met his future wife there. the daughter of a tech billionaire student is expected to meet with king charles the third tomorrow to officially become the new prime minist

taking hurston, adding in some beyoncÉ, mixing in a little bit of some wretchedness. can't wait come so yes, definitely great. the last member of the roundtable here so she doesn't feel left out so that she can get in on this. our last member of the roundtable, last but definitely not least at all, is nicole dennis-benn. here she comes. hey, nicole. >> hey. >> nicole is the author of here comes the sun, a "new york times" notable book of the year and a 2017 lambda literary award winner. her best-selling sophomore novel patsy is at 120 lambda literary award winner and "new york times" editors choice, a financial times critics choice, a stone wall book honor book, and a today show read with jinnah book club selection. patsy has been in one of the best books of the year by kirkus review, time, npr, people, "washington post," apple books, oh the oprah magazine, the guardian, good housekeeping, buzzfeed, and many others. i quote, patsy fills a literary void with compassion, complexity and tenderness, race "time" magazine and npr named nicole dennis-benn and indispensable n

well, like beyonce or celine dion would be fine. oh. in general, that's at least.es, uh, sing, he, maybe this, but first to the music school first evgeny a-a, tatyana tanya is miss charm to our team, and digital diva she follows social trends networks ingenious mount and at the same time a star in the frame, and tanya sings very loudly and loudly and today she will demonstrate it to you. yes, tanya is loud. i also know what it is, you know, but soprano is a completely different matter. tatyana ivan and ivan and ivan is a professional dancer. father well done, recently became. well, a year ago. he is so uh, not alone, he has a brother from vasily a and you often release them together. and it's always a trick the woman in the hall goes crazy good two words to ekaterina our artistic director, ideological inspirer, psychologist, creative producer. and she has up to 1,000 ideas, she is always in a great mood. she knows how to perfectly share all our powers and create amazing trends wonderfully. you know a great mood - this is the specialty of our program, we go out in t

this is only adding to the amount of money we will be spending next year, because we have allegedly beyoncÉllegedly dan it and allegedly -- allegedly janet and allegedly rihanna. drew: allegedly taylor swift. reggie: you can at ed sharon to that -- ed sheeran to that. kumasi: ok, all right. drew: we are going broke. 2023 is not the year to save money. i hope those pan out. reggie: i prefer the chase center or oracle. kumasi: we will make the trip. drew: i will get us caltrain tickets. you know it is going to be a tuesday night. reggie: tuesday night at levi's, it takes two hours to get out of there and an hour to get back here we will do it. drew: we are fog free from this vantage point. dense fog. a limited marine layer first thing area it is a cool start for a lot of us. partly cloudy throughout the day, cooler than average. temperatures mainly in the 60's and 70's this afternoon. a brief period of warm weather. the 24 hour temperature change tells the story very well. 10 degrees cooler in the city. a lot of us in the 40's and 50's this morning. take the light jacket. preacher whether sho

. >> guest: people were sort of already feminists like beyoncÉ hadn't coined the term feminist yet.there was this feminist blogohsphere, things in the past haven't been great for women but how can we be great while still being hot? essentially. >> host: the interesting part that i did not know about is the set up, the person setting up the video was trying to create a good vibe for you. this weird sisterhood vibe in the room and the making of it. >> guest: another reason i wanted to write about that experience is there are multiple sides to the experience. it was a female director, there were tons of young women on props, makeup, set design, whatever, and for me at the time, i was 20, 21, and i had been working as a model. i have this hardheaded, this is my industry, i am working, i am a mannequin. it is not fun, it's not glamorous, i am not going to be a supermodel. i'm saving my money because i saw what happened in 2008 and graduated in 2,009, i don't want to move back into my parents house and take a service industry job. i was really scared. modeling felt like a cheat sheet. i g

take your money. superstars like usher and singer. solange knowles, beyonce sister, have followed suit since then the hash tag bank black has been gaining popularity so much though that over $20000000.00 have been transferred to black owned banks. well, it's important that our dollars in our community rest with arrest in a black on being a mainly because we can trust that these banks have the interests of our community in mind that they would support um, businesses support institutions, events organizations in our community to help get us a lot further will that they have a higher percentage of, of making sure that those dollars circular within a black community then a wide own bank. definitely or not black on bank wants percent in a country where banks have historically discriminated against blacks in mortgage lending practices, for example, transferring his $350000.00 in assets, make the statement. go ahead on and put this way below. yeah. it's an act of empowerment intended to boost the black communities wealth. this is it. i feel lighter. i feel a whole are lighter. yeah. whole act

. >> this is a beyonce concert now and backups and everything like that.n we have seen a lot lately. if you saw him get off stage, i hope the band is getting return for the dash while he runs around, one rant and you get back up to play but they are in overtime. >> carley: naturally. >> now i feel bad for him the sign language interpreter. he deserves hazardous pay because he has to make up the signs for the boards he never heard before. joe biden is the first in the history to make an interpreter shrugged. [laughter] >> todd: someone who doesn't want words is potential senator from pennsylvania, giselle. here is what she set about trying to prevent her husband from talking. listen. >> mr. fetterman, were you satisfied with the progress of the bridge? >> we are not doing interviews. we are here to celebrate. >> can i just jump in and try to underscore the insanity of what that means? this is a fetterman rally. these people are doing a fetterman rally and fetterman did not speak yesterday. can you imagine that? if i take you to arrowsmith but we are not pla

. >> jimmy: it's like me being beyonce i'll only date you on these terms. >> greg: yeah. >> jimmy: thankste part of this whole societal meltdown of elon musk buying twitter is all the angriest people drive a tesla. have you ever thought about that for a second. it's like this guy was your patron saint, you know what i mean? we're actually banning gas cars and the biggest electric vehicle manufacturer in the world is now considered hitler. but what i think the left is getting wrong is they should want free speech on twitter because it diverts our attention away from how crazy their policies have gotten. when trump was around calling rosie o'donnell a land whale every tuesday and thursday the leftward lunch had already begun. when you think about what we're paying attention to it's not new. they were saying men could get pregnant three years ago we are he just paying attention to it now. >> greg: i think the media operates under the assumption that everyone at twitter leaving are all coders. no, they're marketing drones cat ladies and the typical -- >> kat: hey. >> greg: sorry. anyway you k

susan: that was just unexpected and you want a surprise like beyonce does where she just drops new albums of nowhere without any announcements. neil: goldman sachs releasing economic bond market at 2 in the morning. susan: apple devices out of nowhere on a wednesday afternoon or morning. but that's kind of the surprise element. now, in terms of sales and selling, you know, we've had some pretty good albums in the last year or so, drake, kanye, and this is taylor's tenth studio album. as you said, no las vegas residency, which adel has. neil: or months and months of sold out shows. susan: this plays into -- can i get into business again? it plays into apple's earnings next week and apple music, streaming services make up about 25% of their sales. but also drives social media. neil: is that the popular venue for this? susan: spotify was crashed but usually spotify, pandora, apple music type of release. however -- neil: these were all music services you mentioned? susan: they're all music services, yes. talk about social media because there's social media buzz with the album releases and cal

drew: beyonce, rihanna. kumasi: that is enough. drew: that is a lot of concerts in one year.n we go we have to go. reggie: kumasi is always trying to be in the front. drew: i have never. we should. kumasi: we deserve this. drew: which is the one we want to see the most? but the most effort into? who is logging on at 7:00 with the promo codes? kumasi: who has the amex credit card. drew: anybody want to help us out? reggie: did anybody help us out? drew: they sure did not. [laughter] what is it like, $926? great. it is chilly. it is a cool start for many in the 40's and a lot of cities. partly cloudy skies, cooler than average and then it feels like summer by wednesday. little bit of a roller coaster ride when it comes to our afternoon highs. 47 in oakland, 40 six half moon bay, 47 san ramo, 45 santa rosa. sky conditions do not change the next few days. highs starting in the south bay good air quality and 73 san jose. 71 cupertino, along the peninsula 60's and 70's. 69 for south city and 70's for the north bay. the east bay 60's and 70's. 70 in oakland, 71 fremont, and inland i

beyoncÉ is also doing a stadium tour.streets are saying, but not confirmed, rihanna may be doing a stadium tour next year as well. >> take all my money. >> it would make sense with the super bowl announcement. ok. >> we are trying to plot out thomas money we will have left. >> you gotta get some side hustles and other budgets going. >> do you think that our boss has a constant budget? >> ok. i'm just going to sell raisin brand. >> i will buy from you. >> is what i hear. kellogg's, and going to need some help. thank you. >> will see you at 7 a.m.. have a great weekend. we'll b cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> we'r

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where is beyonce?re the massive artist and why aren't they having a super bowl level comments are in florida? where has that been? i don't see what happened, do you? i see luke bryan out there trying to raise money on his own and only he gets punished for it. no good deed goes unpunished. >> steve: good point. >> ainsley: that is right. luke bryan trying to help people in florida that have lost so much and they need this money that can help them rebuild their homes and help those individuals out. this doesn't have to be a political move. he is the governor of the state. >> brian: ainslie, he should not have but the statement out. he should not put that statement out. forget what people think. forget about twitter. >> ainsley: i know, and it is just a few people. >> brian: jason l dean, jason l dean, they would probably vote for ron desantis. so what. rob snyder was just here and the comedians feel just like me. he was out in front of 18,000 people thursday night talking about trump in a positive way. t

the nearby city of co beyonce was also occupied by the russians for nearly seven months before beingeclaimed four weeks ago. on the road into town next to the russians, e symbol, the remains of a civilian, a more accurate emblem of this gruesome war shattered windows and battered buildings line the streets behind broken doors. a look into life under russian control inside this government building in the town of coupons. the remnants of the russian occupation, a russian newspaper. and russian flags inside and outside of the building fruit sits atop a desk and indication of how quickly russian troops fled when the ukrainian counter offensive began and in the halls where russian president vladimir putin was praised just last month, the man responsible for this unnecessary and unjust invasion is referred to only as a creature of destruction. i don't think humans act like this when ukrainian soldier says you have to be totally sick to do this to a country as we entered these liberated areas with ukrainian soldiers, people on the side of the road we're waving and smiling after months of te

he's done songs with beyonce, jay-z and the top artist of the decade, drake.burgers were recently awarded best burger in the u.s. by "good morning america." he's also lectured at rice university in texas. and bun-b makes his debut on "the beat." thanks for being here. >> thank you so much for having me, ari. it's a pleasure. >> absolutely, i mentioned so much of what you've done. let's take a look at some of the bun-b highlights. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> bun, you could pronounce scenario however you want. >> thank you, i appreciate that. what was it? >> it was the musical background we grew up with. in the south, it's more blues oriented or gospel oriented. ugk made our career doing these small clubs for me, being a southern artist, it's extremely important that people know, even without hearing, it's very easy to understand that we're southern. >> rolling stone has always been a music magazine that's really shaped and channeled where music is, although it's sometimes been behind. i think it's fair to say. >> they do their best. >> they do their best. the southern ho

where is beyonce?having a super bowl concert in florida. where is has that been? i don't see it happen. i see luke bryan trying to raise money on his own and help these folks. punished for it. no good deed goes unpunished as the old line says. >> steve: on the video we were just playing when they introduced ron desantis, the crowd went wild. it was absolutely deafening. john, to backtrack to what you were just saying. are you suggesting that because suddenly florida appears to be a red state, led by a very republican governor, that's why the left is not pitching in to help rebuild? >> i would never suggest such a thing. come on, how dare you put those words into my mouth this morning. i wouldn't suggest that i would just look at the facts. have you seen a massive concert by the pop and rock world happening in for these victims of hurricane ian? no, you have not. you see country artists stepping up and helping these folks. and i think that's a terrible comment, honestly, i mean, when something like ian

beyond the blue ♪ ♪ the invisible front line warfighters brave and true ♪ >> jimmy: can you believe beyoncet song? [ laughter ] i don't know. who decided the song should sound like it was recorded in 1942 by the mormon tabernacle choir? [ laughter ] also, why not let mike pence sing the song? was he not available? according to a member of the air force band, the song reflects the values and traditions of the space force. i don't know what traditions they have. dua lipa has been around longer than the space force. [ laughter ] but i do have to say, i'm very impressed by how committed the u.s. government is to this joke. the space force has been taking a lot of heat about how lame their song is, so tonight, we are happy to present a very similar but slightly better version of the song. without further ado, please welcome the space force choir! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we're the mighty watchful eye ♪ ♪ guardians beyond the blue the invisible front line can someone tell us what we do ♪ ♪ it's a bad time to admit that we're all afraid to fly ♪ ♪ we thought space force was a bit we only joined

. >> i think it was an interesting time because people were feminist like beyoncÉ coined the term.there was this feminist blogosphere where people were talking about like okay maybe things from the past haven't totally been great for women but how can you be great and still be hot? essentially. >> the interesting part which i didn't know about that video is the setup, the person setting up trying to create a good vibe for you guys. almost had this sisterhood vibe inin the room. >> yeah another reason i wanted to write about fedexed dance was there are multiple sites to the experience. it was a female director. there were tons of young women on makeup and set design whatever and for me at the time i think i was 20 or 21 and i had just been working as a model which i describe in the book. i have this hardheaded this is my industry and i'm working and i'm a mannequin. it's not fun and it's not glamorous and i'm not going to be a supermodel. avi'm saving my money because i saw what happened in 2008 are they graduatedto in 2009 high school and i didn't want to move back to my parents ho

like -- it was really -- >> guest: it was an interesting time, people were already feminists like beyoncÉhadn't coined her own term feminist yet but there was this feminist blogofsphere, people talking about maybe things in the past haven't totally been great for women but how can we still be hot? essentially. >> host: the interesting part i did not know about the video is the set up, the person setting up the video was trying to create kind of a good vibe for you guys. this weird sisterhood vibe in the room in the making of it. >> guest: another reason i wanted to write about that experience is there are multiple sides to the experience. it was a female director, female vp, there were tons of young women on props, makeup, set design, whatever and for me at the time, i was 20, 21 and i had just been working as a model which i described in the book, i had this hardheaded this is my industry, i am working, i am a mannequin. it's not fun, it's not glamorous, i'm not going to be a supermodel, i'm saving my money because ice what happened in 2,008, i graduated in 2009, i don't want to move bac

that means jay z and beyonce get a little break. z is still he's busy is getting in the robot. pizza games got his finger than food tech ventures. stellar pizza. >> started by former spacex employees. amazingly they they've developed a robot. apparently they can make pizza from scratch in just about 5 minutes. and this week the company announced a 16 and a half million dollar investment from jay z. that's a lot of money. rich guys, they'll throw away money. usually less be pretty good. tasting it students use la will be able to give stellar pizza shot when it launches this fall. but >> the company has plans to expand to other campuses, universities to pizzas will run between 7 and 12 bucks depending on the size ordered. and that's key that, yeah, that seems affordable. >> seems like a dine and dish abul thing. you've got nice try. we can get you set up with the jay z and might not grow from there. all right. kron, 4 news at 9. thanks for being with us this hour. keep it here. kron 4 news at 10 is coming up next. anybody could connec

the whole beyoncÉ what people in this witness.what else got cutom from there s a lot of stuff about george washington when i was talking about learning and navigation, and like the difference between semantic and episodic memory but when david called at the george washington chapter a cap reading pages, and pages, pages about things doesn't have wood? possible rumors about where his dentures came from. and on and on and on through so much about george washington. then it was really funny because my editor there's a list that came out there's a whole book about georgee washington i'm lie they already did that okay i can let go of the george washington chapter because really it is getting further and further way from the brain per george washington got coach. there's still a few george washington sentences in their no longer about pages about george washington. as the original contt then? i think 100,000 words and it might. be 125,000. that's not that. and it's weird. i mean, like, for me to see it and hold it, i'm like, but what's

. ♪ ♪ ♪ just like cher, madonna, and beyoncÉ, lizzo's famous enough to go by one name, just like there two names. >> she's from minnesota too, by the way, shout out to minnesota. >> that is good, very cool. so, she's a singer and a musician, she's a proud, confident black women that seemed to push a lot of buttons for a lot of people. this this month she upset everyone from ben shapiro to kanye west, why? let's bring in our panel. --, here she joins, as she's a democrat of stratus who worked in the white house. also here is laura -- , she is one of tv ones hosts, last words. and alyssa farah griffin is back with us. ladies, great to have you here. >> i love this panel, by the way. >> i love it too. >> this is where we need to be. >> so, laura, i find lizzo so appealing, truly. like i find her physically very pretty. i find her so captivating, like when she talks, she's very charismatic to me. so, why is she -- people off? >> you know, she seems to make people mad simply by existing. she rubs a lot of people the wrong way, because they almost expect her to be miserable and self loathi

i think i played college dropout when i was in college, as much as i'm playing beyoncÉ's renaissancend yet, i'm very clear on who kanye is and who has he been for a very long time. he's been deeply misogynistic. he's been anti black. and it just giving a jump from there to become clearly and violently violent antisemitic. so, these things are sadly not surprising, if you look at the trend of his behavior for a long time. and sadly, there's a marketplace for that. he's not the first person nor will he be the last person to use, quote unquote controversy but what is really hate, evil, and discrimination to sell t-shirts, to sell shoes, to sell a lifestyle, the cell and ideology. so, my hope is that people would withdraw their money, their funds, their support from something like that, but far too often, we see the exact opposite. >> and stuart, several republican senate candidates, republican members of the house, have espoused replacement theory, this neo-nazi conspiracy theory, that's what marjorie taylor greene is doing. and stuart, and ap poll from may found that 36% of republicans

the nearby city of co beyonce was also occupied by the russians for nearly seven months before beinglaimed four weeks ago. on the road into town. next graffiti of the russians e symbol, the remains of a civilian, a more accurate emblem of this gruesome war, shattered windows and battered buildings lined the streets behind broken doors. look into life under russian control inside this government building in the town of coupons. the remnants of the russian occupation, a russian newspaper. and russian flags inside and outside of the building fruit sits atop a desk and indication of how quickly russian troops fled when the ukrainian counter offensive began and in the halls where russian president vladimir putin was praised just last month, the man responsible for this unnecessary and unjust invasion is referred to only as a creature of destruction. i don't think humans act like this one ukrainian soldier says you have to be totally sick to do this to a country as we entered these liberated areas with ukrainian soldiers, people on the side of the road we're waving and smiling after months

and howard, i know that -- i know you love jay-z and beyonce.now that about you, so i know you know the statement, what's better than one billionaire? two. and what's better than one party chair? two. i emphasize this, because a lot of people talk it. not a lot of people sat in the position you sat with these big parties or the current republican party, a smaller tent perhaps, and really dealt with it. what do you see, chairman dean, if you're looking at the democrats on your side here in october with some of these indicators going a little bit at least, against them? >> actually, i don't think they are going against them. this was a bit of packed journalism for a week. as you know "the new york times" wrote a headline that was inaccurate based on 700 national voters. how you can predict local races in pennsylvania and ohio on 700 national voters, i have yet -- certainly wasn't explained in the article. then it always happens, politico jumped in, can't let everybody else have the stories. week of packed journalism. we'll pick up two to three in