. >>> finally, david byrne came to fame with his new wave band -- talking heads. some 40 years ago. ♪ i talk to him about his latest wave of creativity which includes a musical about former philippina first lady imelda marcos. performed in a broadway theater. that has been transformed into a disco. ♪ >>> but first, here is my take. for years now, american politics has been shaped by the idea of the chinese shock. the term coined by three economists in a 2016 paper captures the widespread believe that trade with china has resulted in the de-industrialization of significant parts of the u.s. and loss of huge numbers of manufacturing jobs. it is fueled much of trump's trade policy and biden's new industrial policy. all of which is premised on the notion that china presents an existential challenge to america's economic position in the world. now, there are debates as to whether the china shock was as strong as initially suggested. i wonder whether it should have been called the globalization shock. many of the western manufacturing jobs lost had they not gone to chin

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david byrne, welcome. >> thank you.s. okay. it's a little story. i had an idea about that i could maybe do a theater project, a musical in a disco, in a discotheque. this was -- i don't know, 20 years ago. i didn't know what to do and i thought wouldn't it be fun if people could dance and they were getting a story at the same time and then years later i read that she loved going to discos in her heyday, and she had a mirror ball installed in her new york townhouse. i googled it up at the time. this was some years ago and i found a video of her dancing under that mirror ball with khashoggi, the arms dealer. i thought, whoa, there's a story here. [ laughter ] and -- and it takes place in that world, in the world of dance clubs and discotheques, so i thought, let me see if i can do some research and see when kind of story there is. >> so the way you tell that story is fascinating because you're -- you're fundamentally looking at it from a creative place, where you're looking at the idea of theater, disco, you know, fusing

but now we can look them up and we can go to david byrne's journal website and look at it. by the way, i'll say he has a really good book called bicycle diaries, where he a folding bicycle on tour, rides it around the places where he was performing and writes these essays about what like to be david byrne riding his bicycle around places around the world and so i highly recommend that it's one of our books in our long biblio fee of books. so we think about time being an asterix, we think about time dissolving and water dissolving. these are a few things that have happened along rocky branch. creek 1903. girl charge. this is a headline girl charged with heinous crime alleged to have her baby newborn in. and there's a big trial and court case that comes out of this. in 1908, university, south carolina builds the thompson infirmary, which later gets a new building that's going to be known as the thompson health center. this is designed have an isolation wing so that when people have diseases are communicable, you can separate them from cysts. so we all went through the pandemi

so this is where i'll throughout a couple of lines from david byrne and the talking heads which i had you all listen to. what did y'all think of the song once-in-a-lifetime and has that phrase same as it ever was. anybodyy have a quick -- spur it's one of my moms favorite songs i've been familiar with it but it never really thought about the literature. >> one of your moms favorite songs. your mom is pretty cool i guess, right? other things? bill, you shook your head. >> it's just a good song. >> a good song.go it's got a good beat. you can dance d tutor you all tt reference, that's dick clark, there was a tv show on the weekend and so that was always with the kids would say when they were setting a record, it's got a good beat, you can dance to it. anything else about this? this song? the same as it ever was mean? granted this is a so you get to decide what it means. we are not necessarily concerned about the five songwriters that created it. what is this about? s will, you're an expert on tim. >> yeah, i'm a history major so i guess i am. it's kind of about how things will continuet

i will throw out a couple of lines from david byrne and the talking heads which i had to listen too. what did you think of this song it's a once-in-a-lifetime and has that phrase same as it ever was. anyone have a a quick, little late? >> have always been familiar with it. >> see your mom. [screaming] i guess? other things customer bill you shook your head. >> is just a good song for scott a good beat. correction of that reference? there's a tv show on the weekends that was always with the kids would say when they're assessing a record it's got a good beat, you can dance to it. anything else about this, this song? what's theth a same as it ever s mean? granted this is a song you get to decide what it means we are not messily concerned about these five songwriters that created it. what was this about? well, you are an expert on time. >> it's about how regardless need to happen here companies happen everywhere regardless of us sitting here. >> so time happens. water flowing underground. let that water hold me down for it i will read a couple of these lyrics here. it starts off you may

. >>> former talking heads front man david byrne is back on broadway.eporter: that's right. there is a new broadway musical here in new york city called "here lies love." it's from david byrne, who you probably know from his days as the front man for the talking heads. he spoke to me about why he was intrigued about the life of imelda marcos, the first lady of the philippines, and why he wanted to turn it into a musical. take a listen. >> i had an idea of doing some kind of musical narrative show in a disco, in a dance club. i wondered could you do a think where the audience is dancing and grooving, and they're somehow getting a story at the same time? ♪ when i read that imelda marcos loved going to discos, she went to studio 54. she turned of the palace in manila into a kind of dance club. ♪ i knew, yeah, that she and her husband ran a dictatorship for many, many years. and so i thought, this is a person who's kind of outrageous, somewhat despicable, but also charming. ♪ and i thought, and maybe that world, the world of a dance club, where it's very ki

and so this is where i'll throw out a couple of lines from david byrne and the talking heads which i had you all listen to what want you think of this song. so is a once in a lifetime and it has that phrase same it ever was. so i may have a quick yeah. lily it's one of my mom's favorite songs, so i've always been familiar with it, but i never really thought about it. okay, so when your mom says your song, your mom's very cool, i guess, right? or other things. bill your check took your head, which is it's just a good song. it's a good song. it's got a good beat. you could dance to it. yeah, i know that reference. so that's -- clark. there was a tv show on the weekends and so that was always what the kids would say when they were assessing a record. it's got a good beat. you can dance to it. so anything else about so anything else about this? this song, what does the same as it ever was mean? graded, this is a song you could decide what it means. s we are not necessarily concerned about the five songwriters that created it. what is this about? will? your expert a on time. >> i am a his

spiky music that reflected who they were, and particularly reflected the fascinating individual, david byrne ♪ this ain't no party, this ain't no disco, this ain't no fooling around. i love to hold you, i love to kiss you, but i'm tumbling it down. we blending in with the crowd. we are not computers, we have our own lives. we know there ain't no love. ♪ >>

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week, i want to mention, we -- first of all, we've got new shows with julia louis-dreyfus, david duchovny, rose byrneen, the new bachelor, zach will be with us. we'll be running some tests, i think. music from halley whitters, lukas graham, and mickey guyton. and on thursday night, we're celebrating our 20th anniversary with a very special show because it's our anniversary. also, we have the same guest lineup from our first episode in 2003. george clooney, snoop dogg, and chris martin from coldplay will be here with us, just as they were. that is a big one for us, 20 years. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: going to be good. >> jimmy: when you think about it, guillermo, one more year, we'll be old enough to drink, can you imagine? join us for that. our first guests tonight, forget 20 years. they have 250 years in show business combined. they have every award and collected every accolade imaginable. and now they're out to win a super bowl, too, in the new comedy "80 for brady." it opens in theaters february 3rd. please welcome, lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno, and sally field. [ cheers and ap