he says he's entitled to 30% of dr. dre's earnings including sale to apple and he also claims dr. o after him to avoid the payment. >> shug knight is legendary and saying 30% of everything dr. dre earns for the rest of his life? it's amazing. supposedly he was looking for dr. dre when this incident with the truck happened. and he ran this guy over. and tried to -- well, anyway -- >> i think dr. dre's lawyer said they hadn't spoken in 20 years or something. is there any merit to nice claims? >> you would think two years after the deal closes, lots of other motivations than the fact that it's legitimatlegitimate. >> clearly we're not experts on that. >>> under armour sinking and warned on apparel sales. is the athleisure trend coming to an he said? ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ i'm stressed trying to figure out this complex trade what's with the dog-sized horse? so i brought in my comfort pony. well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. so you don't need a comfort pony. so what about my motivatio

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and dr. dre is being sued. we'll talk about that a little bit later. we'll tell you about the latest a list couple that's called it quits. first, yesterday was and we are just now getting details from his big birthday party he threw on sunday night at his club in la. jamie foxx performed. french montana that were there. three people that were there got people talking. taylor swift, her nemesis katy perry. >> what? >> his ex, who also dated taylor, john maher. >> that's awkward as hell. >> that's crazy.

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if you have ice-t -- brian: that is dr. dre.ohn: 20 years later, he is playing a cop on law and order. you can see how the culture kind of takes things in. it homogenize them, softens them to a point where you can barely remember where they came from. when this anti-cop rap started, there were major political issues. huge crime waves. you had people attacking cops. they did not want to get out of their cars to do anything. they were scared about getting out of their cars. policies were not in place to handle crime prevention before these crimes happened. hearings in congress about it. 20 years later, one of the major guys portrayed in straight outta compton plays a cop in the movies. brian: you have three young kids. you talk about language. i want to read this from your twitter account. john podhoretz, contributing editor of the weekly standard -- "lately i have taken to cursing quite a bit. life is short." john: now we're moving on to twitter. brian: the reason i bring this up is because, at the time of this recording, you hav

dr. dre creates beats. look what became of that. i think google has resources to take the risk. melissa: bill clinton campaigning in michigan telling supporters how he really feels about obamacare. listen. >> so you've this crazy system where all of sudden 25 million more people have health care then the people out there busting at 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. it is craziest thing in the world. david: whoops. melissa: it is the craziest thing in the world. it is like he just kind of bumbled into what is actually going on. but for him to say it out loud, dan henninger, amazing. >> i have a little bit of a different take. i think bill clinton is crazy like a fox. these public state exchanges are collapsing all over country. most recent in maryland, tennessee, minnesota is in a state of emergency. people's premiums are going up and they're getting them in the mail. i think bill clinton is trying to inknock late his wife from obamacare. it is bloodless you but it is politics. melissa: i said that earlier today, and a bunch of p

if you have ice-t -- brian: that is dr. dre. mr.odhoretz: 20 years later, he is playing a cop on "law and order." you can see how the culture kind of takes things in and kind of homogenize them, softens them to a point where you can barely remember where they came from. when this anti-cop rap started, these were major political issues. huge crime waves. you had people attacking cops. the cops did not want to get out of their cars to do anything. they were scared about getting out of their cars. policies were not in place to handle crime prevention before these crimes happened. there were hearings in congress about it. 20 years later, one of the major guys portrayed in "straight outta compton" plays a cop in the movies. brian: you have three young kids. you're talking about language. i want to read this from your twitter account. john podhoretz, contributing editor of "the weekly standard" -- "lately i have taken to cursing quite a bit. life is short." mr. podhoretz: now we're moving on to twitter. brian: the reason i bring this up i

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