bowie was a free loader. he was a corrupt land speculator. he was about as far from steve mcqueen as you get. he's always been my favorite. but i know a lot of people like to go on about travis just because of the sex and i'll just leave that hanging there. got to read the book. >> the guy that i kind of really got kind of locked onto was a guy named -- the son of a renegade spanish priest, a child soldier, wounded at the age of 8. goes to evacuate to new orleans to escape the spanish inquisition when he's 13 and comes home to join the revolution against spanish and becomes a colonel in the mexican army. he goes into texas as a spy because he can speak perfect english. comes back and says, you know what, the americans are going to try to steal texas. we need to do something about it. and he's reporting to santa ana. he becomes santa ana's speech writer. he joins with the abolitionists in baltimore and plans to bring freed slaves to texas once they push all the anglos out so that free black people can have a colony instead of the whites from a

[laughter] >> no. >> i will say david bowie or maybe -- no, david bowie. kennedy: that's incorrect. his head because it's still on the plane. still all tied with one. which one of these rich and shameless lost part of their middle finger in a car door? matthew perry, rob schneider or mark anthony? jessica, that's you. >> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer matthew perry. now he can't flip anyone off is having dental work. right. brad, which of these rich and shameless once confessed to $ spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady gaga, paris hilton moderna? >> lady gaga. kennedy: no. this is the final round, are all tied with one. two points. which of these rich and shameless was once a lion tamer? nikki, don or christopher walking. >> nikki. kennedy: note. i for lamborghini with the other two dingbats or you lose. jessica, which of these rich and shameless brought their 6-year-old daughter play house for christmas complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, daisy or katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: no. brad, this could be yours. kennedy: she married a famous sciento

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jim bowie was a crook. he was a swindler. who played texas and the face of two federal investigations. before that, he was not only slave trader he was a trader of illegal slaves brought in from cuba, as was his revolutionary quality. buoy was a freeloader, he was a corrupt land speculator. i mean, he was about as far from steve mcqueen as you get. he's always been my favorite. but i know a lot of people like to go on about travis, just because of the facts. and i'll just leave that hanging there. [laughs] >>. >> the guy that i really got locked on to was a guy named -- the son of a renegade spanish trees. a child soldier, wounded at the age of eight. close to new orleans during the spanish inquisition when he's 13. and then returned home during the revolution against spain and becomes a colonel in the mexican army. he goes into texas, speaking perfect english. gathers all this intelligence. comes back and says, you know what? the americans are going to try to steal texas, we need to do something about it. and he's reporting

what was it-- what was it like the first time you met bowie? i h had to turn part of my brain off, i think, to deal with the fact that i was eye to eye with this icon, one of the great artists of the last century. he-- i know he must have come through the door, but in my mind, he materialized in the room. ( laughter ) it was in the east village apartment of our music director. i said hello, we had a brief chat. and the next thing i knew, we were running through all the songs that i was going to sing in the show. and i had -- >> stephen: so you can keep it professional? >> yeah, yeah. i had the job, but i didn't really feel like i had it until i had his approval. so he sat on the couch, and the opening bars to the song "where are we now" started and all my butterflies turned to bats. i just became so nervous. and he... as he was, so graciously just named the absurdity of the moment. and said, "yes, sing my songs for me." and it put me at easy. and he was so generous. i mean, along with being sort of a... next-level beyond, beyond sort of icon, h

because you doug bowen, which one was an app or, or the egg or the chicken and egg because i met david bowie once in new york. a. we're a new. yeah. pretty much at the event and, and i met him were backstage and he actually brought it up. you are that guy? tell me. oh, when did you get in the him how you get you the human i let. so i told him, unfortunately, i wasn't named after you know, in jamaica we get nicknames were bon, we didn't, we got a nickname when we were born. some a fight, a give me a nickname from the get go. you know? yeah, i could just see the time difference the 4 years i thought, well, we probably love dissolved mad at a via david lee, but now i finally know the truth. thank you to clear that up for music. now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know your family man. i assume that brought your i'm wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you decide to start doing and, and then tell me about little john crow here when we started doing children book when the 1st image that children album, which was like what, 9 ye

i thought of bowie probably loved his old, mad at a v, a david z. but now i finally know the truth. thank you. be clearing that up for music. now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know your family man. i assume that brought your on to wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you decide to start do it and, and then tell me about little john crow yet when we started doing children book when the 1st temere let children album which was like what, 9 years ago called family time. and we took some of the songs from, from, from the algoma and put them into books. i know people will see him, you know, my, find them people with kids at a time. we'd love the album kind of loved the books too. and so that is all i started turning songs into book and we've done that a couple of times. but this story little john crow is our original story. you know, sung fight is a story that i wrote with my wife photo out of my imagination and out of the experience of growing a grown up iraq vultures in jamaica, turkey, villages. you know what i rem

stuart: fame, david bowie. lauren: bowie, bowie.n pretty woman. one of the key themes. very important. stuart: waste of time according to some people. 10:00 eastern, the money shows a big loss on the dow industrials a lot of that loss taken care of by visa, a dow stock, which is 5% down. the nasdaq down 4points. bitcoin, earlier this morning, stabilized at 60,000. now it is 59,600. a little pressure on the cryptos today. treasury yield back to 1.62%. that is the market as the moment. now this. >>> can you believe this the second most costly item in president biden's build back better plan is a huge giveaway to rich democrat donors. raising the local deduction to 80,000 from 10,000 costs $85 billion. that is more expensive than any other item in the bill except for pre-k and child health. this costs more than rebuilding roads and bridges, more than fixing the electric grid, more than paid family leave and double the cost of the at home medical services for the elderly. whoa. the democrats make a big deal about helping families, child

your rewards. >>> david bowie. mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart.month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises no demands ♪ >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ walking down the street ♪ unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-goes write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup or not just standing in some cool outfit in f

jones in the monkeys, took his stage name from that of a hero from the alamo, this creating david bowie. >> i'm -- i'm just a geek. i'd never seen santa ana's letter he wrote just before crossing the rio grand saying i'm going to take texas back from the americanos and i'm going to free those slaves, those retched souls in chains. i never knew that letter existed and two days later, he crossed into texas. >> wonderful. are there any parting shots from you all three or anything you want to add? >> the one thing i would say to people looking at this and maybe considering purchasing is we have tried not to bang the reader over the head with how long all this is. but to urge people just to be open to the idea that there are other ideas about what happened. and that other communities and especially of color, that have viewpoints on texas history and the alamo that are worth considering. and i know he opened my mind and we tried -- we've tried to put this out there into the public conversation in a nonpreachy way, if you will. >> i would say this is a fenny book. i mean, we needed to have one

. >> joining us now is rachel bowie, host of "the royally obsessed" podcast.t, she walked away with a few different pros. she was able to maintain her residence see at the palace and gave $20 million and allowed to be an active player in the upbringing of her boys, william and harry. one of the biggest was the loss of her hrh title. she would have to courtesy to her boys william and harry and in addition to that, she was feeling incredibly isolated and lonely. she was newly single and figuring out what was ahead to her and she knew she had a lot to prove. >> as an estranged member of the family, diana embraces the role of humanitarian activist. how does she do that and what is she able to accomplish? >> what is fascinating is diana never played it safe. she choose causes that are controversial. when she traveled to angola with the red cross and walked through a field of land mines. people were up in arms for that decision. diana was adamant this is all part of her humanitarian work. she knew wherever she went the cameras would follow and used that to her advan

but i had sent him the dog dog at bowie. i thought i had gone to them allan melodies, supplemental drama hunting eyes, high level on a holiday. he had the thought by over the city, muscular, loud, sponsible, loving hope. omen are then in still a little higher than onwards. when messiah albany armed gerardo why therefore visit mister giles file manner than in the summer? has any of that facility with a lot of things or another on them? winton that that's of hobby alyssa. how do you do that? ah ah with hello there. let's have a look at your weather across north america and we're watching a winter snow storm blow from west all the way to the east, bringing temperatures down and dropping heavy snow across central areas of canada. for the south of this across the plains, an edging on woods to the great lakes. now we've got cold air behind this. it is bringing temperatures down in places like kansas city is going to bring snow, as i said, the parts of the great lakes, as it pushes through, bringing that wet weather to new england.

sister sledge, david bowie, madonna ?e rodgers. he 5 also responsible for many of the hits from diana ross, duran duran, inxs, daft punk?and he co—founded the 70s band chic. he's decided to auction most of his guitars ? along with cars and other personal possessions to raise money for his foundation which mentors hundreds of talented teenagers around the world. 0ur media editor amol rajan has caught up with him in london. so this guitar, i remember playing this on madonna, on... likea virgin? no, on a song called dress you up in my love. # gonna dress you up in my love! # all over... # dress you up in my love. # all over, all over... i had already laid down the rhythm guitar part on the new telecaster, so i always try and marry two types of guitars that are similar but... subtly different. correcto! subtly different, is that a signature nile rodgers technique, is that your thing? that's a signature technique, i do it all the time. obviously this is before she becomes some mega best selling super global icon. did you hones

i began after i saw david bowie at the hammersmith 0deon in the early 70s.s that he was a hero of yours. they often say don�*t meet your heroes, obviously you did, what was he like as a person? how much did that influence his work, do you think? i much did that influence his work, do ou think? ., much did that influence his work, do ou think? ~ ., , much did that influence his work, do ou think? ~' ., , ., much did that influence his work, do ou think? ~' .,, ., , you think? i think he was a person who influenced _ you think? i think he was a person who influenced his _ you think? i think he was a person who influenced his work _ you think? i think he was a person who influenced his work a - you think? i think he was a person who influenced his work a lot. i i who influenced his work a lot. i don�*t know... i thought of him as a competitor. i think he had an advantage by having the last name rock being a rock photographer. he had a presence but i didn�*t know him that well because he lived in new york and i lived in london and although we travel between the

they said the only thing you could hear is a bowie and the former president crying.n terms of his favorite place, his home, oyster bay. but when he was president and away from home, he loved to go to a small cottage in virginia, called pine knot. you probably can't visit it without spending serious time doing trekking. he wanted to get away from everything and find peace with his family. >> where is it in virginia, roughly? >> i think near charlottesville but not 1100% sure. it's recently been restored. it's upstairs, down stairs cabin. there's nothing to it. you wouldn't imagine a president would be there. >> to live in the white house, executive mansion and still find great solace there. i have one find question for you. times are tough right now. the united states is facing a great deal. is there something about teddy roosevelt's robust leadership that is a message for all of us when we do hit troubled times like this? >> i would say he got very right we can learn from and something he got wrong. i think he knew it was wrong. the thing he got wrong was conservatio

they look out across bob, why, at bowie. but they didn't you know, desperate measures and again, on wednesday it was another attempt that been going on night after night under the cover of darkness. a big attempt on wednesday night, according to the debriefs, the board offense about 80 miles south south of here. several 100 people. a decoy situation throwing stones, trying to distract the po, to border guards and a few meters down. tried to break through the fence a legit with the vote. bella russian border guards. will that attempt failed? and meanwhile, diplomacy is going on. on some level you heard that statement, their phone calls between anglo merkel and alexander looked really talking about nothing but aid. whereas the bella russian side is suggesting that there was some actual negotiations going on about a humanitarian corridor to germany without appears to be a non stop to the estonian foreign minister revealing that part of those calls miss lucas. and let his read lines for solving this crisis. he wants the jim as h

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had 2 homes to choose the regional and municipal representative after 4 years of election. bowie could, can proposition party effects change because ballads walk and will this be a step forward program for the right thing, number of the living in between poverty. the minutes will election on al jazeera. oh, be the hero, the world needs right. ah washer. in the i know major announcements, but focus on de escalation of us. president joe biden holds his 1st rec talks with his chinese counterparts. ah, a light from a headquarters in pine daddy and obligated also in the us us russia use its influence. it's also a migrant price. this is the poland recorder. as you blames men for encouraging illegal crossing an ally effect, donald trump turned himself in to face contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the us capital riot. g. by look in the one i will tell you why the government in the democratic republic of congo has bands are to me from playing ah, hello. the president of the u. s. and china have held a virtual summit to deal with issues that continue to cause t

and egg because i met david bowie. wines in new york a we're a new yeah. we're doing a charity event and i met him were muck, steve. and he actually brought it up here that i tell me, oh, when did you get in the him, how you get you to him and i that. so i told him, unfortunately, i wasn't named after you know, and jamaica we get nicknames were bond, we didn't, we got a nickname when we were born. some a fight, a give me that nickname from the get go. you know? yeah, i could just see the time difference the 4 years i thought or both probably love dissolved mad at a v a day to the even now i finally know the truth. thank you. be clear that up for music. now listen, obviously your music speaks for itself over the years. what has i, i know, your family man, i assume that brought iran to wanting to write some children's book. tell me about the when you decide to start dude and, and then tell me about little john crow. yet when we started doing children's book when the 1st emma la children album, which was like what, 9 years ago called family time. and we took

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davy jones and the monkeys, took his stage name from that of a hero of the alamo thus creating david bowie >> i am just a geek. i have never seen santa and is a letter he wrote just before crossing the rio grande him going to take it back and free those slaves as wretched souls who are in chains. i never knew that existed two days later she crossed into texas. >> wonderful. other any parting shots from all three customers anything you want to add? people look at this may be considering purchasing we tried to not bang the reader of the head by how wrong all this is. just to be open to the idea their other ideas about what happened. especially communities of color have points on texas history and the alamo i know we opened my mind we try to put this out there in the public conversation in a non- preachy way if you will. >> i would say this is a funny book we need to have one voice and brian took the lead in writing it. it is a light touch, it is funny it is not a boring history book like you are used to. i think you'll see some of the reviews are knocking us for that. i think it is really th

i adopted before i came on the show bowie. only $35.flation and then he just executes them that's what the country wants. >> dagen: go like edie and pop. at least try to be cool. [bell] >> jesse: cargo joe that's a new nickname. >> dagen: paw paw president. >> jesse: thanks for watching prime time. be back here tomorrow. how i saved the world is still available. tucker carlson is up right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker karl sorenson tonight the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial has just sent the jurors home tonight to think about the trial for yet another day. so far deliberations in this case have lasted about 20 hours. in a normal proceeding we would have the jury's decision in about 20 minutes. the essential question in this case is really clear. did kyle rittenhouse have good reason to believe dangerous men were trying to murder him? and the answer is also clear and unequivocal, yes, he did.

joining us now is rachel bowie, host of the royally obsessed podcast. nice to see you.y sunday service. she's only missed it a hand full of times through her life because of royal tours or pregnancies and a day that has personal significance for her because as we know, she served as a member of the auxillary services during world war ii so it was a big surprise not to see her participate and raising a lot of questions about the state of her health. >> this cnn original series "diana" wraps up this week how the death of the people's princess impacted billions around the world and how her presence continues to be felt even to this day. let's watch a clip. >> the news came through directly from paris from our ambassador michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock this happened. he felt immediately for his sons obviously and there was personal grief, as well. this is a woman he had loved, but it was also a feeling of oh my god, i'm going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over but he still felt a huge obligation towards her mainly in the shape of his sons sl

as jamele bowie put it in the new york peacetime. biden is done. any indication who recover. in the same way that the decline was largely out of his, hands will have to remember the upswing was as well. and so while, many like, myself might seem a self of political indictee. it is as important as ever at this most perilous time to hold on of what historical analogies we can find. next, i'll talk to new york times color mrs. michelle goldberg on what to do about all of this. s. show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ feeling sluggish or weighed down? so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy bl

there is an empty box that holds a 15 inch bowie knife.at belongs to this box, he tells us a should be be there. he doesn't know or is. >> do you think at this point he's covering up for his son? >> i think that he's aware that things are not going good for his son. but it is a seem like he wants to cover for his son. >> so, this is a good citizen letting the police do their investigation? >> correct. >> and if the chips fall on his son? then, they do. >> correct. >> for the investigators and their truly located randy jr. and brought him in for questioning. >> randy jr. seem composed. very interested to know what information i had about the case. very willing to talk to me. >> if i didn't have a warrant, i would freely talk to you guys. no problem. i don't have no connection with this murder. i don't know who did it. i want to clear my name because i did not commit this murder. >> and as for that knife that was missing from his dad shop, for randy jr. had an explanation for that. >> he had stolen that knife weeks earlier and had sold it to

. >> it's like a bowie thing >> jimmy: yeah, you don't -- you're not quite -- not ready to hatch [ laughter kanye. he's not -- he isn't using his name any more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah, he got rid of his name. >> so he's -- i kinda like that >> jimmy: yeah, legally, we're allowed to get "kanye. >> kanye >> jimmy: "kanye" is the name of the next 30-second to mars album. >> thank you very much >> jimmy: that's it right there. "kanye." [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> jimmy: he's not using it. >> thank you >> jimmy: you got it >> thank you >> jimmy: you should do that >> i appreciate it >> jimmy: can i just ask you about a couple photos? because i love showing pictures of you >> yes >> jimmy: because i live vicariously through you in these photos [ laughter ] i knew -- you are very into rock climbing. >> yes yes. >> jimmy: or do you just call it "climbing"? do you -- is there a name for it >> you know, we -- we call it "rock climbing." >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] here's a picture this is real i might -- i didn't -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah no, no filter here >> yeah. [ audience ohs

then you say to yourself, if i say something wrong, will i get my guts cut out with a bowie knife?n we see your fangs? >> i always said daddy hated vampires. but we don't. >> i think that "true blood" was an enjoyable beach read with blood all over it. >> you could say, it wasn't meant to be taken seriously, it wasn't taking itself seriously, except it was such a big allegory for what was going on with the gay community, with aids, with political backlash. it's like, there's monsters all over. but the scariest, most deadly characters in the whole show are the human beings. >> showtime looked at tony soprano and they said, you want an antihero? how about a mass murderer who is the hero of our show? >> "dexter" is about a blood spatter expert who is secretly a serial killer. >> soon he'll be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties and my own small corner of the world will be a neater, happier place. >> he was raised by a policeman to channel his sociopathic impulses to only kill other killers. so he is a bad guy but also a good guy. >> i kill reprehensible people. i mean, the idea o

janness and her dog bowie were in the park.er emma clark was worried and tracked them up to the gruesome murder scene. here is clark's call to 911 moments later. >> what's the emergency? >> at piedmont park i just was looking for my girlfriend, i couldn't find her, she's dead at piedmont park. >> you said somebody's dead at piedmont park? >> yes. please send help. >> now, in the days following the brutal murder, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms tried to disspell fears that a serial killer was on the loose saying there was no evidence of that or of a hate crime. now, atlanta police and the fbi continue their investigation, but up until this point, griff. no arrests have been made. back to you. griff: all right, charles watson keeping an eye on it for us down in atlanta. thank you. jacqui: griff, russia is once again building up its forces on the ukrainian border. how should the u.s. respond? we'll ask a commander general from the united states army in europe. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'n

david bowie. i thought would be an interesting challenge and to do.coming and going and stuff breaks all the time. the russians were doing a space walk and i was getting them dressed and have a toilet break sol getting them dressed and have a toilet break so i was fixing the toilet break so i was fixing the toilet and then getting them dressed in their spaces and affixing the toilet and when they got outside perhaps, i got back and i put the last connection to the switch and the toilet powered up and it was like, all right, another successful day in space. like, all right, another successful day in space-— like, all right, another successful day in space. you are the father of the whole thing. _ day in space. you are the father of the whole thing. it's _ day in space. you are the father of the whole thing. it's a _ day in space. you are the father of the whole thing. it's a little - day in space. you are the father of the whole thing. it's a little bit - the whole thing. it's a little bit like the millennium _ the whole thing. it's a little bit like t

please explain how the build back better plan really improves and bowies the -- bouyies the economic platform? the workforce development initiatives in here. i wonder if you can talk about the connection between that and our economy and sort of diffuse this notion that is just simply a safety net and welfare. mr. hosford: well, thank you for yielding, my colleague from wisconsin makes a very valid point. and i heard you over the weekend on one of the news outlets making the same point. both of these bills are economic packages. i really resent, in fact, some of the inferences that have been made during this debate that somehow providing economic support for people to benefit and to fully participate in our economy is somehow an entitlement program. the child tax credit, for example, you talked about the earned income tax credit. i'll talk about the child tax credit. this is a tax program. it is not an entitlement program. just like we give tax cuts to the very wealthy and to big corporations. that's what the republicans did when they were in the majority. they spent the majority of t

we also know it helped people with school expenses, maybe putting a little money aside for bowie state. maybe it was just a way that families -- we know how -- there are so many families that are really anxious at the end of the month. maybe we don't talk to enough families like this. getting this $300, $200, $300, $600 check in the middle of the month relieves the anxiety so many families have just to pay the rent because we know so many families that last week of the month cut back on food a little bit, cut back on trying to figure out a way to get through the month so they can pay their rent at the beginning of the next month. so -- so when this website, we asked people what this means to you. we get the most wonderful stories. lisa said tax cuts help me afford diapers and school supplies. now we can put a little into starting a 529 college fund. i am so excited. now we can finally save for education. lynn from columbus, it kicked in right at a time when the kids' birthdays were happening. plus back-to-school shopping and several vehicle repairs were needed as well. you know what th

what�*s the link between sister sledge, david bowie and madonna?media editor, amol rajan. so, this guitar, i remember playing this on madonna, on... likea virgin? no, no, a song called dress you up. # gonna dress you up in my love... # in my love. # from your head down to your toes #. i had already laid down the rhythm guitar part on a new telecaster. so i always try and marry two types of guitar that are similar but... subtly different. correcto. is that a signature nile rodgers technique? that�*s your thing? that�*s a signature technique. i do it all the time. obviously, this is before she becomes a mega selling, super global icon. did you honestly have a sense early on that she was going to be someone who had that magic dust? insta ntly. # oh yeah. # from your head down to your toes #. the guitar called the hit maker is an unusually sounding strat. it doesn�*t sound like any other stratocaster on the planet. after a while, you get afraid that something is going to happen to your guitar. because it�*s the only one that sounds like that. so what i

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