, bongo, bongo, i don't want to leave the congo.er] i happened to be on a show with her, and she was talking about this and saying, bongo, bongo, bongo, i don't want to leave the congo, and the host said to her, oh, who wrote that song? and she said, ooh, i'm ashamed to say, i've o forgotten the name. and i just happened to be sitting there, so i chipped in and said bob hillyard and carl cig monday wrote that song. and elaine's stretch, the conversation then moved on to politics, and she and i did not agree on anything in that sphere. and at the end of the show she turned to me. she goes, you know, you may be full of shit, but you know who wrote bongo, bongo, bongo, and i think that would be a fine epitaph to have on my tombstone. >> host: joe, you were on washington journal this morning, but we'll let you make a comment about mitt romney. >> caller: he said that wouldn't count, because he invited me. >> host: all right, joe. [laughter] >> caller: i just wanted to say, yeah, i wanted to ask you, mark, great -- i enjoy when you subst

and i think it's a connection with the percussion, with the bongos, from early on in my life. >> hinojosa: so give me an example. for example, just play something, and we'll be ableo hear the importance of tha percussive beat. yeah, for example, there's a panamanian tamborito that goes, (imitates tamborito pattern). (plays pattern on piano) so i set it up on that idea, on the tamborito rhythm. i don't set it up for the piano, i set it up for the percussion, you see? >> hinojosa: do st pianists come at it the same way, or is it because you have this kind of percussive background? i think a lot of pianists who grew up with the percussion will come up out of this. and a lot of great jazz pianists come out from the drums, like thelonious monk. you know, i always hear the drums in his playing. so i think anybody who has a perspective of a drummer, or has understood the drums, will come up also relating to the drums in a certain way, that it would not be somebody that grew up only playing classical music, for example. >> hinojosa: so you grew up in pana, and when you're still in your early 20s

tehran has other customers which you can send its crude to the islamic republic aims to preempt and in bongo that set to come into force in july well let's discuss the implications of this with historian webster tarpley he's in washington d.c. and just returned from tehran what is the message iran wants to send by today's move why the targeting britain and france and excluding the more fragile economies in the e.u. such as greece well i think the lesson is first of all that economic sanctions are a game that two can play and turnabout is fair play in international affairs the european commission and the relevant powers have been making a big noise over the past couple of weeks about how they are going to embargo and boycott iranian oil starting on july first well it's pretty obvious the iranians decided not to wait around until july first and if this report is correct which it seems to be they've decided to to impose their own embargo boycott on the offending powers and they're starting with the the two biggest imperialist bullies on the schoolyard the british and the french who are now so w

they've been piling up sanctions against iran but then shot and warns that europe's planned all in bongo will backfire spain one of the biggest are you consumers of a grain or else as the sanctions would hurt it more than any other european state based journalist. believes has been forced upon europe. what we're seeing here is not a decision that comes actually from european countries to spain never wanted to go to to prove to be put in place this is something that comes externally from the united states pressure on the european union so it calls into question spain's. foreign policy decisions and he's not just to spain and italy also greece imports lots of oil from the me from iran it could be hard hit you know where you could bring them bankrupt in the coming future that would be a complete disaster for the european union and for the euro and that can happen because of the political move and union actually had a very good relationship in terms of the economy and trade with iran it was in the last twenty years the connection that has been lost after the iranian revolution and the situat

most who says it won't buy the weapons and bongo in damascus because guns would still find their way to armed opposition groups which some u.n. members refuse even talk knowledge. a diplomatic battle at the u. one over a resolution on syria calling for president assad to step down russia says no to regime change and pushes for talks instead all the details from new york just ahead in the program. the president of an appeal in london against the extradition a wiki leaks founder julian assange wants to sweden centered on the shield the swedish prosecutors inform shallots and the legal authority to issue an arrest warrant. soldiers always maintained this case is politically motivated it's great that it's front page since we've been doing very well coming out. of the u.n. atomic watchdog indicates tehran is ready to cooperate on the issues over its nuclear program and plans to make another trip to iran next month. news from russia under around the world this is us here with me thanks for joining us russia will not agree to an embargo on weapons to syria moscow says doing so would not pre

download free bongos loaded videos for your media projects and free media r.t. dot com you. can. follow him welcome it crosstalk i'm peter lavelle siri on the brink as violence escalates in this in battle country the calls for strong sanctions and even a military intervention grow in intensity what is at stake the protection of innocence or regime change that transforms geopolitics of the region. and you can. see. to cross talk of ends unfolding in syria we have marwa dowdy and princeton she is a departmental lecturer in politics and international ations of the middle east at the university of oxford in washington we have david pollock he is a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and in montreal we cross the maximillian forte he's a professor of anthropology at concordia university in montreal all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but ok first i'm going to go to david david the the white house says that it is inevitable that assad will fall so by saying it does not make it inevitable. n

says it won't back to weapons and bongo in damascus because of all opposition groups operating in the country that some u.n. members refuse to acknowledge meanwhile u.n. security council ambassadors are trying to are now to tromp resolution on syria and closed session. because day on appeal in london against the extradition a whistleblower julian assange to sweden and to the in the old the swedish prosecutors in polish honesty. in decades tehran is ready to cooperate on the issues over its atomic program and inspectors plan to make another trip next month meanwhile israel's military troops training the wrong good how to meet that capability within a year. not that this campus will count on the while it's minus twenty five degrees centigrade here in most where better to go to florida where we look at the whole stories behind the republican party primaries. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. mitt romney won the republican florida primaries last night not only did he win he developed magical powers with raising taxes will finally get a

miren, mujeres, no los escuchan, vÁmonos mejor a bongos cafÉ, y la pachanga estÁ encendida. >> claros, tengo ganas de que me digas llorando y me calmes las penas ♪ ♪ te propongo negociamos tu regreso, lo que pidas yo lo tengo, si no existes, te lo invento ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dÓnde estÁs presumida, traigo antojo de rogarte hasta que vuelvas, tengo ganas de que me mires llorando, en dÓnde estÁs presumidad, te propongo, negociemos tu regreso, la que quieras, lo que pidas, yo lo tengo, si no existe lo que quieras, te lo invento ♪ ♪ >> bravo! >> eso! >> el aplauso! >> ya sabes quÉ te vas a poner? >> no he llegado, porque la maleta senos -se nos perdiÓ en el aeropuerto. >> un beso para todos. >> ana patricia. >> esta noche tienenue estar pendientes al premio lo nuestro, pero tambiÉn tiene que tener su computadora o su celular, porque vamos a estar backintage, transmitiendo todo -bakcstage transmitiendo todo lo que sucede. >> miss meche les dejÓ pedacitos de alfombra roja, los queremos muchÍsimo, adelante. >> un beso! yo no voy a dormir, esta noche premio lo nuestro, y maÑana el fiestÓn de despierta am

i will never do a bongo. it's out of my league.e up with a triangle, and then there's also the cow bell, which i'm not afraid of. i was able to play that's a picture with the fountains of wayne on that pirate ship out of south ferry. i have participated as talent in one of your productions. >> are you kidding? that's fantastic. >> i'm grateful. if you weren't producing, i never would have had that chance. >> that has never aired on public television. some day it will. we brought you a copy of it because we know it's your favorite band. >> i consider myself the honorary band member. for some reason they don't return my calls anymore. i'm sure i can get them back. congratulations on the business and on the way we can learn from the way you're doing business. thank you. >> thank you so much. watch the show tonight. >> 10:00 tonight. pbs across america. thank you, sir. >>> before we go, a brand new ranter gets her chance to sound off. find out which of the dr show friends has taken command of the chair. , i'm a mom... and chantix worke

sphere and she turned to me and those you may be full of shit but dino that you know who wrote bon bongoost: we will let you quickly make a comment about mitt romney. >> caller: he said that count. [talking over each other] >> caller: i just want to ask you, i enjoy it when you substitute for rush limbaugh. a bunch of us are fired up about mitt romney. what do you think about his being elected president? i hope you say he will be elected president. >> guest: he is on course to the nomination. that is the way is. he had a blowout in nevada. newt gingrich did himself huge damage by scheduling this press conference and complaining bitterly about the unfairness. it is unfair. that is what it is. i doubt whether you could construct an entirely rational system to devise a nominee for the presidency of the united states. it is what is. newt gingrich warning about the unfairness made him look pathetic. i thought regardless what one feels about mitt romney's performance in nevada and newt gingrich's reaction to it told its own story. i think he is going to be the nominee. i hope he means what he

the main instruments in the genre would be bongos. >> some of the songs are about immigration.the people around me. do you feel like it's time to get latinos, are you interested and encouraging them into the conversation around immigration or is the big message, go to the pol polls? >> my music is about love, depression. men like begging their girls to please come back. like i said, when you reach a certain crowd with love, music, whatever the case may be, they already see like a role model. then you can probably get them to do a lot of things. this is a positive thing. i felt like, you know what, let's definitely get involved. >> in the commercial break if you want to serenade any of us about love, depression, longing for women, we are open to that. i don't know if you are. but we are. nice to have you. good luck at madison square garden. we appreciate you joining us. >>> still ahead on "starting point", president obama's corporate tax revamp unveiled in a couple of hours. >>> christine romans will join us to break it all down for us. this is from romeo's play list. this is "y