david payne, thank you for coming.on this program. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: miles davis was one of the most celebrated jazz musicians of all time. don cheadle stars as davis in a new film called "miles ahead." theÑ9the film marks cheadle's sn writing and directorial debut, the film is called a saturated depiction of one of the genre's undisputed greats. here's the trailer from "miles ahead." >> if you're going to tell a story, come with some attitude, man. ♪ñr >> i'm milesÑi davis. my name is dave braden, rolling stone magazine. i'm here to do a comeback story. >> ahhh! don't send people to my house. >> you have new material. my material, my session tape. you're under contract here. we actually own that tape. >> miles! you own? how much money you got on you? okay. you've got 19,000 light, but that's a start. i moved to new york, met some cats, played some music. >> studied piano, too, new. no, just woke up black, knew how to play. >> you're black? don't move on in this damn music, it's all about improvisation. f

david payne, thank you for coming. thank you for having me. ♪ charlie: miles davis is one of the most celebrated jazz musicians of all time. don cheadle stars as him in the new film that is called miles ahead. in marks his directorial and screenwriting debut. hollywood reporter calls the film and adventurous music saturated depiction of one of the genre's undisputed greats. here is the trailer for miles ahead. [applause] >> [indiscernible] ♪ >> miles davis, i'm from rolling stone. i'm here to hear comeback story. ♪ >> you have new material. >> my material, my session tapes. >> you have a contract year. we actually on that tape. [appl] >> you own, how much money do you have? ok, 19,000. but that is a start. ♪ >> your black? >> it's all about improvisation. ♪ >> i need you. i love you. ♪ >> call him right now until you're coming over. >> i can take it over there, they will kill me. >> if you don't do what i say, i will kill you. ♪ >> a long time to be able to play like yourself. >> i gave up everything for you. i deserve

david payne, thank you for coming. david: thank you for having me. ♪ oh, hi!olenz of the monkees here, getting ready to host the flower power cruise. (announcer) we're taking the love generation to the high seas and reliving the '60s. we'll celebrate that unbelievable era with the music that made it so special. there'll be over 40 live performances featuring eric burdon & the animals, micky dolenz, the monkees lead singer and cruise host, the 5th dimension, the lovin' spoonful, rare earth, spencer davis, three dog night, and many more! imagine enjoying all that great music on the fabulous celebrity summit, leaving fort lauderdale and making ports of call in jamaica and the bahamas. you'll be back in the days of bellbottoms, peace signs, and so much more, with special theme parties and 20 fun-filled celebrity interactive events. cabins are filling up fast, so come on, relive the era you remember so well. the flower power cruise, february 27th, 2017. let your freak flag fly. don't miss the grooviest trip at sea. ♪ miles davis is one of the most celebrated jazz m

star parker is back with us and david payne republican strategist and vox global partner. avid, i understand why at this point in the race he might want to pivot to sound more presidential. i wonder, he has gotten here with his mouth. that is what is appealing to his supporters. isn't there a danger in toning it down? >> whenever you change your brand in middle of a campaign there is risk your core supporters will lose their interest in you or might not be able to pick up new supporters who have gotten used to your brand. it is very hard for donald trump to sound presidential and suddenly shift his tone when the% of the what is coming out of his -- 90% of what is coming out of his mouth, dismissive of really great ideas republicans care about or insulting other candidates. i think he will have a real struggle to shift the narrative in his favor. melissa: star, his way of attacking people has been very effective. you may not like it. people may seem on the surface are over fended by it, and he does it and his numbers are stronger. maybe it doesn't make sense to tone it down?

david payne has written a powerful memoir, and it is being highly praised by reviewers who say it is ivisions and pain within a family. david: the only way that i felt that i could fairly and honestly tell the story was to be harder on myself than on -- at least myself, as on anyone else. i think that with my brother, his generosity and the fact that i needed something

david payne is here to decode if bernie mentum is real.esting on easter sunday no less, that the rnc and bernie sanders had the same talking points. craig, to you first. they said look, clinton is 1 for 6 in the contest. it shows how weak she is. are they right? >> bernie had a great night last night and he's going to have some more big nights. he's like the energizer bunny. he's going to raise a lot of money today and tomorrow. secretary clinton wins in the normal kind of delegates like you said. it's going to be close to impossible for him to him. he's going all the way to the end. he's not going anywhere. >> does this help republicans in sense that you see the rnc getting behind bernie a little bit. at least in their talking points. as to how this plays out. >> i don't know that it helps the republican candidates in any way. because when bernie sanders is matched up against the republicans in hypothetical polls, he often wins. he often beats donald trump and he's beating ted cruz and john kasich in some cases. since we're talking about

david asmand doing this. because it appears blatantly opportunistic. but being on brett's show, our good friend charles paynehis network to which made no reference, which is fine. is there a little bit of guilt on your point. >> do i get a lawyer at some point in this deal? . neil: no. no, it's not a fair and balanced fighting venue. >> i -- listen, i think the ladies of outnumbered are very lucky to have david asmand, and i have been privileged to do that show once myself. and i've been said i've been watching the show at the beginning, and i'm very grateful to be the one lucky sigh, i mean guy. one lucky guy. neil: are you weary that david asmand is now trying out for "dancing with the stars"? >> i am not, mr. chairman. neil: okay. very good. thank you. we're reaching out to david asmand to get his response. making his last appearance on the show. with brett bear and those guys. that's fine. fine by me. okay. whoa. okay. we're trying to reach out to david asmand. he doesn't even return our calls now. last night, it's a big story here. and now we reach out to him to explain his despicable self. nothing. rea