honest with you, i didn't know much about black history until i started listening to public enemy, chuck dner-city community. and we kind of needed that, i think it resonated with all of these kids. we started feeling rebellious back then, like, that's right, you know what? i feel proud about myself. >> marlon: it made you feel positive, no matter how much negativity we were going through, it uplifted you. always aspirational. as are you, my brother. thank you for coming out. i appreciate you, i love you. >> love you too, bro. >> marlon: let me ask you one more question before you go. where do you think hip-hop is going to next? >> oh, man, i don't think i can even answer that question. >> marlon: in the next 50 years, what do you think? >> i don't know, man, i just hope it continues to grow. i got to be honest. >> marlon: you don't know, [bleep]. [laughter] [applause] d-nice! [cheers and applause] >> my man. i love you. >> marlon: love you too, man. [cheers and applause] oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find th

. >> chuck d said, the history of music is always the history of technology.ic out to more people at a lower cost. on the culture side that could be great. nobody has to buy it. "new york times" put it like this. de la soul's music is finally back. a bittersweet victory. they have the copyright owners which involved, quote, hundreds of contracts. >> um-hmm. >> how would you put it now we're at the end of all this? what happened and where are we now? >> i feel it's been an amazing victory. you know, we -- lp victory. one thing that i love about us and i feel has always been a personable people, whether it's a fan or a person who is a fan who happens to be a publisher. z work with us to get this done. it was like, e1l, we want to se thise1 music be a part of the fabric of the timeline of hip-hop the way it should fábe. it was great to get it done. it wasn't reallye1 no hang-ups going on with us. >> fortunate enough, it was a lot of publishers and people who own the masters ofñr things wet sampled would champion us. it felt like ourq body of work s art, and that

. >> so, chuck d came, ice cube came, russell came it was dope. >> jimmy: wow, that's so cool.me, let's talk about your podcast, "ice-t's daily game," okay >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is -- i think this is perfect for you. >> well, for the white people out there, black people call - [ light laughter ] black people call any type of wisdom "game," 'cause we figure this is the game of life, you understand so, when i say i'm the "daily game," it's the game of life so, people say, "what game are you playing? i'm like, "i've been playing it since i was born this is the game of life." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is life >> you dig so, when i got on twitter, i was like, you know, twitter is mob mentality. whoever has the most mob -- that's -- runs twitter so, i said, "i gotta do something to get people to come back to my page every day. so, i've gotta do something daily. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i came up with "the daily game." so, it's quotes, it's inspirational quotes and it was going so good on twitter, iheartradio came at me and said, "let's do a podcast where people can listen to i

d. c. group, lazarus, chuck. where up at the summit here in doha, she asked him 1st, how least developed countries could help to solve their own problems. mallory has 2063 to be calm and inclusively wealthy, self reliant, industrialized nation, mid up a middle income. it me is for us, the 1st 10 years that we started our last year implementing our movement toward that realization. every country needs to have that and then align their own vision with the doha program of action. which is a consensus built over the years by countries not just the lease develop involving the others, the development partners so that we are working in a concerted effort. bring in synergistic gather that spar exponential development. for example, malory's case we wanted to concentrate in the immediate future on agricultural commercialization and mechanization so that we can grow large volumes, crops, diversified across the section. add value to this same, have many industries across the country. and export, so we earn more money to be a

>> how about the third onkóumy■d shouldn'txd it be the truth? >> chuckthink you're being a little petty when you're looking at this now. there is no filing obligation, you can put whatever you want in your personal ledger.çó if it were a taxñrxd obligation that wouldok be one r if it werexd campaign funds, it would be something else. neither of these things happened. was it a tax deduction? they pulled it out of the grand jury because they thought Ñi initially it was and he was taking a deduction, and he did not. secondly, did he use campaign funds?w3 he did not. tptest is would he have mad payment regardta- campaign and the answer is a resounding yes by all accounts. >> i do want to get you to respond to someone who had a differen4@/=yy7iju)qj)ráh and it was you a few years ago. and let me play thiuáá$p'd get you to respond. >> quite frankly, michael cohen again has made statements that wgá any prosecutor to say that doesn't make sense, that a lawyer took out a equityt( loanf his own money, paid money to someone hew3 didn't çóknow, to afford t($130,000

chuck schumer didn't come out and say i support everything. the d eight is. yeah, i said, i'll wait and see what happens, right? i mean, they've been incredibly cautious not to necessarily back him not to back. what's going to happen. republican side no such caution, right? they've been coming out full throated behind trump and house republicans. you know, they're demanding information, um, is bragging to have to answer to congress. maybe uh i mean, they have the power to do things like this, and i think they needed to show their constituents their supporters that they were standing up for trump. i mean, the truth is the entire republican party. even the people who don't want trump back are are in lockstep on this. they think this whole thing is political and on a weaponization of the criminal justice system, and i do think there's a chunk of democrats who would really rather brag, not go forward. by the way on the van jones is one of them. i mean, many of them are very open about it. i mean, i think there's plenty of democrats and maybe even some republicans

close call between rioters and a senator, the pro tem chuck grassley he was third in line for the presidency that day. politico reports the footage release danuary 6th criminal case shows the apparent evacuation of senator chuck grassley from the senate chamber as a uniformed officer separates him and his security detail from the first wave of rioters. those rioters were being led by the proud boy who used a shield to shatter a window and ignite the breech of the building near the chamber. senator grassley's life looks like it was in very much could have been in real danger that day. right after january 6th, he saw it that way too. he called out the former president for what he described as, quote, poor leadership in his words and actions. but there's always a but, months later, he warmly embraced trump and sought his endorsement when he ran for reelection. and last month he was one of the star witnesses in the house republican's first weaponization of the federal government hearings where he sewed distrust in the fbi now there's brand new reporting that details how house republicans are planning to reinvest january 6th with a panel led by

d do i think i can do that with chuck schumer? i don't know.th but he is from new york so we do speak a somewhat similar language and if i can't do it with him i will work around him but those are the kind of things you will try to do to solve the problems because otherwise you can't. i since a follow-up from you soo i will let you do it. [laughter] >> we will show up and have a good time. other questions? >> governor, hi, my name is ben, new hampshire is a very special state, it's smallll and everyboy gets involved and take civic engagement seriously and first nation status as primary is important to people in new hampshire but the democrat party at the national level is thinking about potentially, you know, going to south carolina other places and not observing the tradition of new hampshire. what are your thoughts about maintaining new hampshire first in primary and what did you -- what were some fun experiences when you ran in 2016? >> well, look, i think this is a unique place. i said in earlier interview where folks as you s

and chuck was getting ready to hit the ball on the first tee, and he was using the 3 wood off thero und, dnockeit on thgr een. and i thought, holcow, at man c play so g olf. and guess wh at? he was tou gh. i'll never forget him. heck of a golf er. pe mcdanie there weren't many tournam en that blacks could play in. billy rdenhigh well, had n er happed beforlike t s.they hadad tournentsbut usua y it was a tournament at was spons ored by white folks in miami or califor nia somewhe like that. but asheville, north carol ina? dwight bryson: it was good for the communi ty. most of the adult blacks knew the skyview was coming to to wn. it was like the parade christmas para de. "skyview's in to wn. skyvie w--" billy gardenhight: skyview really was jumping at one ti me. i mean, we had a party on thursday ni ght. and we'd have a thousand people at the da nce. dwight bryson: band, banqu et-- they'd call your name on the spea ke "and winr of fir place " matt boate, jr beauful feelingthat it eated wiin me, a i'm re, manyther neg es. it had an indelie ma rk [music playi ng] paul everett: i really wish th

d deficit. elizabeth: thank you, chad. >> look who is back with us, chairman of house administration, congressman brian style, and karol roth. congressman how can chuck schumer say that democrats were not consulted when 4 democrats voted for house energy pill, bill, and dozens say yes to vot vote tokin -- stop voting for bind's restrictions. >> he just wants to hide from the fact that biden administration has been conducting wear on energy since day one. day one of biden administration they killed keystone pipeline, they have done every policy they put in place, raising energy costs for american and a key component of what is driving inflation higher, hurting americans in pocketbooks. elizabeth: to what congressman said, karol, we like your reaction to what house majority leader steve scalise saided. >> air force one last time i checked there are no solar panel its takes jet fuel, he flew to saudi arabia and begged saudi to produce more oil. he is not against oil. he is just against american oil. >> what do you think? >> i think it is true. the fact of the matter is that everyone person proclaiming there is a climate emergency is not acting as if in

should also tell you that chuck schumer, the senatee ma majorityjority leader, was join this outrage by the senate minority leadeader andr, and thd be a republican , mitch mcconnell. d they were joined by a cascade of other republicans and they were joined by am nort cascade of other republicans, thom tillih carolinas of north , mitt romney from utah, all sharing the same outrage. and from this,e wlee learney two things. one r, you're getting close to what they really care about.y and you have to ask yourself why? why is it so important thatcallin they would degrade themselves by telling such obvious liesorsh and callinip?g for censorship? why? what are they trying to protect? that might be worth exploring and we plan to. and the second thing we learned that might be worth exploring? and we plan to . thd the second thing that we learn from this is that they'rer on the samite side. inorit the senate majority leader joins the senate minority tom ti, thom tillis, mitt romney, they're all on the samed side. >> so it's actually not about left and right. it's not about demo. interestcan and democrat. >> here you have peopls.eders p with shared interesteos, the opn borders

in monaco. chuck and phil's global body says his preferred option is to use the limits on testosterone is the key determining factor covering both transgender athletes and both classified as d. s. d, those with differences in sex development. the most high profile d, as the athletes is double a big champion caster so many of south africa. she was unable to compete at the tokyo games jew to the current regulations. now the new rules, they're likely to further reduce the acceptable level of blood says, tossed around for an athlete competing in female events. other sports have different approaches. last year, world swimming effectively banned all transgender athletes from elite competition. now more she smith is a former us college swimming champion who now heads up in advocacy group supporting female athletes. she says that world athletics is failing all competitors with its current policy. what we're finding is that governing bodies are trying to find a way to accommodate male athletes in the women's sports category in every type of way that they can. i think it's a motivation to appease everyone. when in actuality it's failing. every athlete, you know, it's putting trans, i

chuck" and i came in to film a little role. back in my football playing days. i played a bully but i got beat up at the end. >> yeah, de a car guy. it seems pretty fitting that you would be in the garage, being a car guy. >> let's talk about "shazam!" your character is a teenager whose alter ego is the superhero shazam. >> that is correct. >> what was more difficult, being a teenager or a superhero? >> probably being a superhero. i'm still a manchild inside. tapping into that youth in me is always easier to do. i just love life and fun and wonder and imagination. as actors we get to use our imagination all the time so it keeps me young. the superhero stuff is super fun but in order to fly you got to wear these like diapers that you get hooked into harnesses. >> does he pull off the teenager part well? >> he is still a teenager as far as i'm concerned. >> go on. >> all the goddesses -- all of us agree that he's like a little child, yeah. >> you mentioned goddesses. you, helen mirren and rachel ziegler, you all play goddesses. you come back to earth to take back your powers which shazam has. >> yes. >> for you, you say