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put to song before. ♪ for the politicians gain ♪ ♪ as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylanwn music. he says, "i am going to comment on the world. i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience." bob dylan was in this sort of white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn ♪ ♪ in their game ♪ >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ do want you want to do ♪ >> laurel canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists. and, so, it was a kind of a whole community very open. if you were driving over laurel canyon and you saw somebody hitchhiking, you'd just automatically pull over, "hey, brother, get in, you know, where are you going?" >> laurel canyon was an incredibly interesting place to live in those days. i lived on lookout mountain with joni mitchell. crosby was close. stephen was close. now it was all these artists who were singing the truth. and t

. >> you are listening to music from bob dylan.hat he is saying about the current state of the music industry. >>> the biggest movie of the year is streaming on paramount plus. we are talking about top gun maverick. paramount dropped a new behind the scenes trailer. let's go check it out real fast. >> he told me that the actors would all be in jets. i remember i got chills. >> none of us knew exactly what that meant at the time. >> i don't think any of the cast ever anticipated that we would actually be in f18s. i think it was oh you are just going for a flight so you can know. >> tom wanted it as close to reality as possible. as an actor that is terrifying. >> you can't just put an actor inside an f18. it is so physically grueling that most people would pass out. >> tom told us when we started. the only way i will do this is if we are shooting practical. people thought he was crazy. >> wow! >> can you imagine, you get approached as an actor to do interesting roles. do you want to be a fighter pilot? >> why would you say no? >> i w

it's the only known audio of bob dylan covering a a bruce springsteen song here's bob dylan -- this is" ♪ ♪ can't start a fir can't start a fire with just out a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for hire if we're jus dancing in the dark ♪ >> jimmy: i mean, how does that - [ cheers and applause have you ever heard that have you ever -- no? >> i heard about it but actually i've never heard it and i love that. that's like a dream come true, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> i love bob so much. >> jimmy: when we come back, i want to talk about -- there's a lot of myths out there about you, and i want to debunk them tonight. more with bruce springsteen when we come back. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> put your arm up >> jimmy: uh-huh >> and then i'm going to go underneath you >> jimmy: uh-huh >> and you're going to come around - >> jimmy: yes. >> and then -- can n i return t this love-h-e relationonship with h coo? of coursrse! do you w want to reteturn them bototh, or justst the ? i can n just retururn the hat? yep. i can n just retururn the hat? with weieight watchehers, yoyn eaeat the foodods you u lov, even co

there will be guitars used by janis joplin, kurt cobabain, eln john,, bob dylan, t the beatle and princeowow. the collection also has some iconic pieces from outside the world of music. >> we have the original handwritten script to "rocky" that came straight from sylvester stallone to julian's auctions. we acquired it at auction. a number of things like that. american history is a whole other area that mr. irsay loves. letters from washington, jefferson, a pocket knife gifted to lincoln that has two blades on it. >> thihis is a crazy show. >> itit's wild, r right? okokay, the cocollection w will be on didisplay tonight. it's from 7:0:00 to 10:0:00 at bill grahaham civic auditorium. the evevent is free. but you have to register for a ticket ahead of time. blues legend buddy guy also will be perfororming. don't you know him, terry? >> i know him pretty well. i did introduce him at an event one time. true story. >>> still ahead, the rain didn't stop thousands of santas from taking over san francisco. we will if y you run a s small busin, you needed the most t from every invevestment. that's

now from interviews with bob dylan to the beatles johnny cash to liz taylor, free fleetwood mac, even all in his brand new book titled dance on our desks. new book titled dance on our desks . it's like to be held. desks. it's like to be held. philip nolan documents working on the sunday times magazine at the height of popularity in the sixties and seventies . and we're sixties and seventies. and we're delighted to say he joins us now . philip, i want to know your best with the list of names that who you've knocked about with. come on. spilling beans. tell us your best moments . well you did your best moments. well you did not quarrel with them today . not quarrel with them today. interviews are like half hour in a hotel room in those days because the sunday times magazine had such a name and was considered so fashionable you could spend time a lot of time with people say, well, i went to interview stevie wonder in new york is broad. they were going to philadelphia that day, he and his brother his brother mountain said, would you take care of , said, would you take care of, stevie, for

. >> she could go the bob dylan route. >> which is?to not actually sign it yourself we don't want that either. all right, contessa, thank you >> turning now to cost cuts and layoffs in tech. doordash the latest company to slash its head count kristina partsinevelos has more on companies tightening their belts. >> we have seen tech layoffs have more than doubled from october to november. that one month, which makes us wonder, could it be an indicator of what's to come in the labor market theysy nope, info tech kaechs account for 26% of the s&p market, but the tech labor footprint is less than 9%. i use that 9% number loosely there's even lower numbers of the total employment and not large enough to cause a meaningful slowdown. as janet yellen put it, tech has faced some nord factors. >> in a slower economy, declining ad revenue, and of course, they benefitted massively from the boom in technology during the pandemic >> what's left now are leaner companies. analysts found uber has seen the greatest growth in employee productivity over th

you didn't do this about bob dylan or bruce spring stream are you not a believer >> let's talk aboutnt, giant pop star but he's 28 and his music can't be worth $200 million 81-year-old bob dylan's catalog sold for 300,000,002 years ago last year, bruce springsteen sold his catalog for 500 million. but he's the boss. those prices might be crazy too, but we know their libraries have staying power. blowing in the wind and born to run are part of the great american song book love yourself and baby might get there, but we might need a few more years to be sure. we've known that bodies of work had value in the modern age since michael jackson bought the publishing rights to bomost of h beatles catalogs these days, in the streaming era, asset managers like blackrock see catalogs of hit song as gold, movies, video games, and they want to own the hits and the hits do have major value. but not 200 million for bieber's catalog 15 years in his career it's a bubble, joe >> the value, though, of these catalogs has held up well. beatles or mj, those things -- they don't go down think of taylor swif

attract including trying to build new amenities, attract people including a woody guthrie museum, a bob dylan museum and the largest privately funded park in the country, half a billion dollars, gathering place that is remarkable and a whole new generation of start ups. something else they did 5 or 6 years ago was try to position tulsa as a place for remote workers to go to long before the pandemic, they created an incentive, $10,000 working remotely from tulsa or another company and had remarkable success moving there permanently buying houses and being part of the community was that the innovation you are seeing in different cities around the country. >> host: let's talk about changes that came out because of the pandemic. explained to me -- you have a 3-part theory about the kinds of cities post pandemic that are most likely to thrive, tell me what you look for in a city now that's different than you would have looked for in a city 5 years ago. >> even though the pandemic has had so much tragedy there is also a silver lining to it which is this sense that he had to be in a certain place li

of amenities that attract people to the city, including a woody guthrie museum, more recently, a bob dylan museum built the largest privately funded park in the country, almost a half billion dollars place called the gathering place. it's really remarkable. and also back a whole new generation of startups, something else they did, which was quite interesting, five, six years ago, was basically try to position tulsa as the place for remote workers to go to. and this is long the pandemic. they created a essentially an incentive i think was $10,000. if you'd move to that tulsa and work from tulsa, something with some other company and they had remarkable success. a lot of people that came there temporarily ended up moving there, permanently, buying houses and parts of that community. so that's the kind of innovation you're seeing in different cities all around the country. let's talk a little bit about the changes that came about because of the pandemic, which shook this up in all kinds of ways, explained to me, you have a sort of a three part theory about the kinds of cities, post-pandemic,

yeah bob dylan's favourite soap opera is coronation . i don't believe coronation.i don't believe that. i think that's particularly now let's take a look at the daily mirror very quickly. they've a story quickly. they've got a story about pictured about mone, who is pictured there like a sort of primark, kate moss . i mean, she's not kate moss. i mean, she's not prime al khor. she's she's millions. she's worth millions now. yeah, she, she got some kind, which is nice. and it sounds like you're worth millions. the almost impossible. oh, yes because the millionaire is dressed down that nice . it's is dressed down that nice. it's made very confusing so yes she hooked pr firms of course and contracts worth more than 200 million to get a load of money on an offshore account. and she's offshore herself out on her mountain of money on a mountain to choose an expression taking the peace of our country is she's on a skiing this is split the room in terms of she's she's a member of the house of lords she's a duchess or something obviously you know created as such she was supp

yeah bob dylan's favourite soap opera is coronation . i don't believe coronation.i don't believe that. i think that's particularly now let's take a look at the daily mirror very quickly. they've a story quickly. they've got a story about pictured about mone, who is pictured there like a sort of primark, kate moss . i mean, she's not kate moss. i mean, she's not prime al khor. she's she's millions. she's worth millions now. yeah, she, she got some kind, which is nice. and it sounds like you're worth millions. the almost impossible. oh, yes because the millionaire is dressed down that nice . it's is dressed down that nice. it's made very confusing so yes she hooked pr firms of course and contracts worth more than 200 million to get a load of money on an offshore account. and she's offshore herself out on her mountain of money on a mountain to choose an expression taking the peace of our country is she's on a skiing this is split the room in terms of she's she's a member of the house of lords she's a duchess or something obviously you know created as such she was supp

robert zimmerman, george santos' opponent, robert zimmerman was the real name of the great singer bob dylan changed it. but this robert zimmerman, he did not do his opposition research, it seems. he failed america. i think he deserves to be called out more than he has been. happy new year, i will talk to you next year. host: from new york, line for democrats. good morning. are you with us? i'm going to try one more time, cheryl. are you there? i am pretty sure you're there, go ahead. caller: yes, i am here. i just wanted to say that, as far as some of the comments being made -- i am here, are you there? host: stop listening to the tv, talk through your phone. what do you want to talk about? caller: i just want to mention about some of the comments that have been made about what has been happening, as far as the last caller goes about gerrymandering, the two-party system. i think he needs to read what george washington said about the two-party system and how it would be better if we had more than two parties. i wanted to mention the fact the guy wanted to put a rail from florida to wherever,

robert zimmerman, george santos' opponent, robert zimmerman was the real name of the great singer bob dylanhe changed it. but this robert zimmerman, he did not do his opposition research, it seems. he failed america. i think he deserves to be called out more than he has been. happy new year, i will talk to you next year. host: from new york, line for democrats. good morning. are you with us? i'm going to try one more time, cheryl. are you there? i am pretty sure you're there, go ahead. caller: yes, i am here. i just wanted to say that, as far as some of the comments being made -- i am here, are you there? host: stop listening to the tv, talk through your phone. what do you want to talk about? caller: i just want to mention about some of the comments that have been made about what has been happening, as far as the last caller goes about gerrymandering, the two-party system. i think he needs to read what george washington said about the two-party system and how it would be better if we had more than two parties. i wanted to mention the fact the guy wanted to put a rail from florida to whereve

kanye west from all of this is i mean, we've seen on you more unusual things in the past, you know, bob dylan and doing the eighties had some strange phases. we've seen other artists sort of redeem themselves later in life, but it's certainly like this train is only in one direction. you never know. i mean, you never know in of a second act to a career. but i don't i don't know how you return this. i mean, he had been restored to twitter, for example, only to be under the new regime of elon musk, only to be banned again the other day . oliver, it's you other day. oliver, it's you know, he was a man in sort of the late nineties, sort of early 2000. he was a rapper, was a music producer. he won 22 grammys. he was earning hundreds of millions of pounds. he married kim . all gone wrong, but married kim. all gone wrong, but supposedly this was a bid for the presidential election 2024. and it certainly a bid for something it could be a bid for attention . it's been framed as attention. it's been framed as a for the presidency and the strange part is that he's surrounded himself at this time with so

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it could be dylan, bob marley, rolling stones. tell me your thoughts or nominations for other breakdowns and "the reidout" is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> in the case of reverend warnock's opponent, there is very little evidence that he has taken any interest, bothered to learn anything about, or displayed any kind of inclination towards public service or volunteer work or helping people in any way. >> you know who that was. that was former president barack obama laying into herschel walker just before the midterms, and tonight, obama is back, making closer arguments for warnock in georgia's senate runoff. plus, late today, another major legal setback for donald trump. this time involving those classified documents that he stole and stashed at highly secure mar-a-lago. where just anyone might end up sitting next to you at your dinner table. >> also tonight, trump, kanye, and elon. republicans who lead the house judiciary committee tweeted their support for all three, declaring this is who republicans really are. bef

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