most definitely, eddie. now, when we heard the news that 8 female referee for the 1st time in immense african, in a 65 year history, was going to wrapped again between eggs in babylon and guinea. we thought, hey, this may be a good way to say, have a more we mentor, you know, to ref, african for bush, a 35 she is from rwanda talking about her i the lady sadly mama can't sang from lawanda. now. we may be seen more referee and in terms of cast ornaments. women's football mans, football afc on gwin 4, which is clearly opened the door from when we went in a referees all across africa. football at 8 north, south east and indeed west africa. that was lisa tacoma. did of you correspondence in vegas? that's all we got by for now. ah ah ah, with that to lie a big crash. vs and toss barely survived a near fatal accident. now the indian motorcycle raised their faces, the biggest challenge, yet finding himself heroes remarkable, come back read 30 minutes on d, w to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, internatio

most definitely, eddie. now when we heard the news that a female referee for the 1st time in the immense african, in a 65 year history, was going to wrapped again between eggs in bab way and guinea. we thought, hey, this may be a good way to say, have a more we meant to, you know, to ref, african for bush, a 35 she is from rwanda talking about her. i the lady sally mammogram sang from lawanda. now, we may be seen more refereeing in terms of cast ornaments, women's football, men's football, afc on gwin for which is clearly opened the door from when we went in a referees all across africa. football at aisd north, south east and indeed west africa. that was alyssa tacoma did of your correspondence in vegas. that's all we got by for now. ah ah ah, with who i shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 16 minut

most definitely, eddie. now, when we heard the news at h female referee for the 1st time in the immense african, in a 65 year history, was going to wrapped again between eggs in barbara and guinea. we thought, hey, this may be a good way to say a have a more we mentor, you know, to ref, african for bush, a 35 she is from rwanda talking about her. i the lady sally mammogram sang from lawanda. now, we may be seen more refereeing in terms of cast ornaments, women's football mans, football, afc on gwin for which is clearly opened the door from when we went in a referees all across africa. football at aisd north, south east and indeed west africa. that was oh, lisa tacoma. did of you correspondence in vegas? that's all we got by for now. ah ah. ah. with who under pressure. joe, by the 1st year in america is back now. he's being evaluated against his promises. what has he been able to accomplish so far? how do americans feel about him today? an unflinching analysis of a still deeply divided country. that's not ame

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eddie: esg also had a big breakthrough.tocurrencies cannot address those concerns, it will start facing more pressure also from regulators. other cryptocurrencies are already moving away from this work model which is so energy intensive. that is important. it shows where the technological leadership is moving in this space. tom: bloomberg markets live editor, eddie van der walt. thank you. let's get a bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: bridgewater associates have named two co-ceos for david mccormick. bar dea and mark ber tolini. credit suisse is laying off 69 employees in new york according to a company filing. the cuts will take place in march with the lender set to wind down its prime services division in august. this comes in the wake of the archegos issue. it is the end of the road for an iconic smartphone. washington post reporting that today is the end of the life date for the blackberry. the company is winning devices running on blackberries legacy operating systems will no longer reliably function a

most definitely, eddie. now, when we heard the news that a female referee for the 1st time in immense african, in a 65 year history, was going to wrapped again between zag zimbabwe and guinea. we thought, hey, this may be a good way to say having more women to, you know, to ref, african for bush, a 35 she is from rwanda talking about her i, the lady sadly mama can sang from lowanda. now, we may be seen more referee in terms of cast ornaments, women's football mans, football afc on gwin 4, which is clearly opened a door from when we went in a referees all across africa. football at east north, south east and indeed west africa. that was alyssa tacoma. did of you correspondence in lagos? that's all we got. i found out ah ah ah, with eco india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with people and the environment? when there are doers who look at the bigger picture? india, a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and indi

eddie, you wrote a piece that caught my eye this morning.his 100 day moving average has been a great signal. is it going to work this time, or is this time going to be different? eddie: if today is the gate to take your nose out of spreadsheets, you know it is a big day in markets. i think it has been building up towards this because as you say, the year has just started off on a slightly sensitive, slightly confused note, with stocks pulling back, bond yields pushing higher. but really since the end of 2020, every time we either saw the 100 day moving average or we saw stocks pulled back about 3% to 5%, that is where the dip buyers came in. but if you don't see the dip buyers step in, if you see the 100 days fail and the pullback may be going to 6%, which we have not seen for more than a year now, we see those reliable indicators starting to fail for the levels at which the dip buyers come in, then i think it could turn really nasty, but it doesn't look like today. it looks like they are back again. kailey: with the nasdaq, it actually brok

rescuer say eddy could actually by short for edwina, because he turned out to be a she.emale. >> call me eddy for short. >> we learned a french bulldog stolen at gun point earlier this month has been found safe. tito was reunite would his family a short time ago. no word on where where or how he was recovered. they stole the owners keys and car from the driveway. no word on arrests but good news for tito. >>> they found love in a hopeless place, after the break, the newly-engaged couple brought together by the cal dor fire. >>> talk about making the best of a bad situation, a pair of pines residents forced to flee homes during last week's caldor fire are getting married after meeting at the evacuation center. >> while tim felt the spark right away, holly admitatize was more of a slow burn for her. >> i started getting annoyed so i didn't really like him much at first. he invited me to coffee. you know, we took walks. we danced. >> he was persistent. it is a bit of a shock the two didn't meet before. it turns out they lived just half a mile away from one another. >> he kn

>> did we lose eddie? we lost eddie. that last year when he only got 5 minutes of coverages the same year he started his budding art career. who's paying for those paintings? we don't know. apparently outside of fox news other media outlets don't seem to care but we are going to cover that story and much more. aren't we, todd? >> we will. i want to thank eddie for his first answer to my refused to thank him for his second answer. >> he really dropped the ball on that one. >> of the media may be ignoring hunter biden's scandals but we are not, like carlito just said, we have an exclusive interview with chuck grassley battling it out. in order to get his hands on hunter's overseas travel logs back when his dad was vp. >> and did you hear this? >> i made no promises. >> no regrets from the president is america's finest lost their lives. were going to be talking to the sister of riley column about that and a whole lot more coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> dramatic but it cam shows the moment a robocop rescue a woman in a burning car.

found on eddy street, they are calling him eddie. of course. very clever. look at the jobs they do. know on that night shift, patrolling and saving animals as well. >> eddie is nice and safe tonight. >> hopefully he gets the love and care he needs to go back on. >>> than announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: welcome to the show. thank y'all. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their fourth day from san antonio, texas, it's the champs, it's the talamantez family. [cheering and applause] and from atlanta, georgia, it's the pointer family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself some cash, and somebody might have a shot at driving out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] come on.'s

well, hello eddie. as i expected delegate shes right here in nigeria are expecting a very big win for, for the super egos i led by the manager august in eg. well, i just like you pointed out, the only seem it is i've gone to them and so far to win, all 3 of that group state matches maximum $9.00 goals, quarterly one go considered clarity our favorites against just like you pointed to news, yahoo kind of started into the last 16. yeah. well you can say that again, our tournaments to view sounds also camaros. they've been hit hard by cove it i had of the game against host cameroon. tell us a little about that. or is they a big blow now? sad news for camaros, i did see my who clearly shock than you took are gonna are in their group that they've got about 12 or of team members, including your coach or amir abdul with gov. it 19 and it includes 7 players and you know, a goalkeeper who got injured against ghana and another goalkeeper article in 19. so it's a big blow for game. don't forget, eddy before this t

the bird stunned on a sidewalk along eddie street.it is believed the young hawk may of hit a window. >> here is another update. rescuers say eddie could be short of edwina because she turned out to be a female. >> just a slight detail change. a slight one. i am glad that she is doing much better tonight. >> she is like call me eddie for short. i love it. >>> good news to end the newscast. thanks for watching, the late show is up next. >> continue streaming on cbsnewsbay area. good night. >> good night captioning sponsored by cbs >> the big story, the big sort of media story is joe biden being caught on a hot mic saying this to a reporter who is from fox and asking about inflation. >> a question on inflation? ( laughter ) ( applause ) and now "fox & friends'"

bird stunned on a sidewalk along eddie street.it is believed the young hawk may of hit a window. >> here is another update. rescuers say eddie could be short of edwina because she turned out to be a female. >> just a slight detail change. a slight one. i am glad that she is doing much better tonight. >> she is like call me eddie for short. i love it. >>> good news to end the newscast. thanks for watching, the late show is up next. >> continue streaming on cbsnewsbay area. good night. >> good night [male announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. (cinematic guitar music) - [girl speaker] when we don't find food to eat, i feel like fainting. - [woman speaker] today i have nothing. i have no idea what i'm going to feed them. - [boy speaker] i feel like my head is turning. i don't feel good at all. - [woman speaker] many people here have seen their children die. i do not want this to happen to my children. - [woman speaker] we put ourselves on our knees and ask god that people's hearts will be touched, and the

eddie: it is a good question.roadly speaking, there is more to be optimistic this year then there was a year ago. we have seen the reaction function from policymakers and from consumers to a certain extent when there is a new variant. there's a few less things to guess. the central bankers have come out extremely hawkish. they talk about three rate hikes at the fed. that gives them a lot of room for dovish surprises this year. i think that probably supports equities throughout the year. i am not as bullish as i was. i was not quite bullish enough at the beginning of last year. i am not quite as bullish, not expect in gains as big as we had last year, but i think there is reason to be bullish at this point. alix: it really does feel like the consensus is you are long stocks, short bonds, and you go for a higher dollar. what do you think we get, either economically or from the fed, that disrupts something that is broadly consensus? michael: it would be a question of if we keep up with the spending, that would dissol

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a new year's resolution forced upon patdy and eddie. —— patsy and eddie. hello there.ure has meant a dry start to january 2022, only seeing around about 50% — half the rainfall we'd normally see by this stage, and there's not a great deal of rain in the offing this week — certainly not for england and wales. we might see a little bit more midweek across scotland in particular with a low pressure approaching but for the meantime, the high pressure is still hanging on towards the south. there's a weather front to the north and that has given a few millimetres of rain during the day on sunday. it's sinking a little further southwards on monday but coming into that high pressure, it's a weak affair. but there's still quite a bit of cloud around but where we had the cloud breaks through the night, there's patchy frost and some patchy fog as well to watch out for, some poor visibilities, but again, not widespread, but it will take its time to clear at this time of year. and then, there'll be some brightness and sunshine — notably, we think, eastern scotland, perhaps parts of

eddie, what do you think?> the biggest change i have if gdp in the second quarter goes really, really low. if you look at the comps second quarter last year. those are really tough comps we'll not get close to getting them. if the consumer tightens of inflation an see a big drop in gdp where the fed is tightening that is where you see massive selloffs. charles: eddie, what are you pounding table now? >> real estate, charles. rents in my opinion are lagging indicators regarding appreciation goes up the way it has. next 12 months for real estate. we bought it yesterday. we bought it today. we think that has great upside this year. i did put a new position on for clients today, first time in a while. we actually bout gold today. charles: wow. kim? >> how about intel? we know it has been beaten up for good reason. i believe they're righting the ship f you're a longer term investor you take a look at it. >> on monday amd came out with eight more products the stock went down. if i'm at intel i say yea you about they

that is our mliv editor eddie van der walt. the first word news with juliette saly in singapore. juliette: jeffrey good luck says recessionary pressure is building in the u.s. economy as the fed looks to tighten policy. the fed seems pretty far behind the curve. france has registered more than 360 8000 daily covid-19 infections, that is a new record as the omicron variant continues its spread. the canadian province of quebec is reported to plan a new health tax on those who are not vaccinated, quebec's premier says the 10% of unvaccinated adults represent 50% of people in intensive care. eu regulators are warning that frequent covid-19 booster shots could adversely affect the immune system and may not be feasible. they say that repeat doses every four months could eventually weaken people's immune systems. they want more time between booster programs tied to the onset of cold weather. israel has given about 400,000 people a fourth dose. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 j

back with us, professor eddie glaude and steve schmidt.ie glaude, i literally don't know what to say after that. so i leave it to you. >> i was thinking two things, really quickly. it's an explicit rejection of an implicit agreement since the civil rights movement. and that implicit agreement held that bigotry to be banished to the margin of american politics. but you couldn't be explicitly recess. you would have to only be -- you'd get ronald reagan in snow mountain, both engaging in kind of racial doctrines, but not x changing explicit remarked. so what donald trump is revealed is that you don't have to go full out, you can be explicitly races and bigoted and our political discourse. that's the first. thing and the second thing i was reminded of lawrence is that using provocative formulations of racism. what donald trump, in this moment, is doing of course is feeling the white resentment. this idea that any attempt to address health care inequality, the fact that black communities and brown communities and poor communities don't have acc

victoria fernandez, eddie ghabour and alicia levine.veryone has a strong condition on this and there is no consensus. >> i think you're right, charles. the market took a little bit too. of a hawkish view what powell said yesterday. i'm not sure he intended for it to be that. if you watch the market you can see the exact moment when it started spiking. it was when powell was asked about rate hikes at every single meeting this year, and he didn't really do anything to shut down that thought process. when that happened i think the more hawkish tendencies started happening. we saw yields move higher. i think we raise rates at the march meeting. i think it will 25 basis points. i think they take a pause. i think they moving in optionality for themselves. they don't want to put themselves in aing box. they don't know what the next six week the what the data will tell them. if they do the march hike, a pause. it gives them more time. charles: the transitory box is proving to be a box from hell for them. lisa, every time i see things i see the

don't forget, eddy. before this taught him and started caff indicated at it seem most to play, provided it can have at least a level. bless under pigeon river, they'll have a record nice goalkeeper, so to speak, a player from the sea must go into the post and feel so low yet to see how a commercial navigate this, that, you know, interesting one against that one of the favorites to an host cameron, who's got that a top strike and and the goals got to weed 5 goals are vaunted abaca in cameron. seem of the moment the reliance. yeah. destiny leave of a car seems to be on fire. oh is hat smeeley? so when you remind me that gun, i was kicked out by a cameras, but i'll let us lay this down. there are some other excited matches in the round of 16, which are you most looking forward to yesterday pop, i'm the big one. it's in nigeria, antonio shirts a day, which are people out there talking about. i'm keeping my eye on the game between that yes and would happen during a cause of the week. that is sir ivory coast v

ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. the so called islamic state has launched the largest scale attack in syria since it was the feat in 2019 . yeah, target's was he prison holdings hottest in the northeast. the cottage lead syrian democratic forces see the repelled the attack as on recapture. most of the inmates would escaped in the chaos, but dozens ashville believed to be on the run. 24 hours after the initial onslaught, the neighborhoods around whereon prison were still a battle ground. conflicting reports of numbers of dead fighters and civilians hung over the city like the plumes of smoke from explosions. almost a 100 suspected eye as fighters managed to escape from the prison. these curtis security forces prepared for combat with ha, we're now going into the basel round about where there's about $300.00 is lamar state fighters coming out? the other will be facing them and turning them back to where they came from. us will make them regret what they did. they're killing and trying to win, but we're here to stop it

eddie are you a buyer of these chinese tech stocks?dding china etf to our portfolio that we manage for our clients back toward the end of december, because of the correction that they've gone through. i hate to admit this but i think over the next six months their market looks a little bit better than ours, so we're starting to become a little bit bullish there, because we think their market is bottoming because they have gone through the correction and so we think we can make nice money for that trade in the next six months. charles: keith one of the things of course is that president xi hit their market and he has the ability to maybe flip the switch and turn it right backup so are you a buyer? >> i tell you what. the time is coming where i'm going to go back to china but respectfully i'm going to take the other side of eddie's coin. i spent a lot of time in china, i don't think they are done but i'd rather buy because of china with companies like apple for example, or jap are doing lots of business there, than in mainland china but

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. >> eddie, it was unusual in that presidents don't normally take aim at former presidents. the president did so very directly on a day that really something like this makes a big difference. >> absolutely and i think, you know, in the presser afterwards in the q&a he said that you have to identify the problem. we've been dancing around this. there are those who are kind of susceptible to the big lie and there is the former president who is in some ways sowing over and over again distrust in the very process that undergirds our democracy, and it seems only right and necessary that the president of the united states brings the full weight of the office to bear on those who threaten the very foundations of our democracy. remember, he said he will not stand by and watch as those people put a dagger to the throat of our democracy. that's a very important point, very critical point in this time where it seems that we stand on the precipice as a republic. >> you know, i'd like your thoughts on this and the vice president brilliantly mentioned some moments in our history that have

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she was in a scene with eddie and one of the ads says, "i think we have to do it again."er ] and eddie murphy turned to him and was like, "was that anthony anderson's mama? he was like, "yeah." he was like, "yeah." he said, "man, she is funny. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it. hey, mom, we're setting you up when you come back to new york i want to -- >> hopefully with somebody who works. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah when we come back, i want to talk about the final season of "black-ish" and also about having michelle obama on your show more with anthony anderson when we come back come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ on my travels across the count i came across this house with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance and protect yourself from things like fire, theft, or in this case, water damage. now if i had to guess i'd say somewhere upstairs there's a broken pipe. geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance at geico.com. ♪♪ gravi

the grammy winner on marvin b a day played eddy in the rocky horror picture show and sold more than 100000000 albums worldwide on. ah, result is era. these are the top stories, your secretary of state and nib lincoln is in geneva to meet his russian counterpart saga lever off. it follows 2 weeks of international talks to deescalate hench and about moscow's military build up on the border with ukraine. u. s. president joe biden is warning russia that any troop entry into ukraine will be met with a severe response. it's a change in tone from the u. s. liter would earlier taken a softer stance that are bottler has more from geneva. lincoln has said that really what he is expecting from this meeting and hoping from this meeting is that there might be more diplomacy in the future. more talks in the future. he is leaving that door open. that is the only alternative to conflict, or we're not expecting though, are any major breakthroughs. in fact, we've had really 2 weeks of talks and meetings without any concrete result. aid from around the world is being sent to her as the pacific island nation cle

is honoring eddie white but also making a difference for animals. >> the little roxanne was so cute. >>> sticking with the animal theme, you might hear some people howling at the moon tonight. it will be the first full moon of the year known as the wolf moon. according to the old farmer's almanac, wolves were thought to how will more frequently this time of year. if you are already looking to the skies for that, you may want to keep a lookout for jupiter and saturn as well. nasa says both will also be visible tonight. >> hopefully we will have clear skies. >>> partially clear skies. you should be able to catch a glimpse, the moon is easy to pick out. saturn should show brightly so you should distinguish those from the other sky stars. passing clouds, we have seen the area of disturbed weather off the coast of southern california trying its best to send showers toward the bay area today. those have largely been falling apart. the northernmost extent of where the showers have reached the ground has been around santa cruz county and southern santa clara county. let's zoom in for a close

i think it's eddie murphy at his best. >> everyone is so lovely. what about rocky marciano? >> oh, there they go. there they go. every time i start talking about boxing, a white man got to pull rocky marciano out their ass. >> who's the star of the picture? >> it's this young guy named eddie murphy, i think it is. >> oh, christ, i hate him. the kid with the filthy mouth? >> yeah, he's the one. >> oh, he's the worst. >> he can do these voices. he can do the physicalization. it speaks to the magnitude of his talent. is that not acting? is that not comic acting at the highest level? >> what do you know from funny, you bastard? to all the kisses... ...that led... ...to this one. celebrate every kiss, with kay. (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a w

let's bring in eddie cheung. eddie, great to have you. it seems a little counterintuitive.round spring and fall when we had treasury yields rising, we had emerging currencies under pressure. what is different this time? >> clearly this time the major differences going to be the growth picture. we look at the life of the emerging markets in asia, we saw a dip in the economy that already happened in 2020. this time around, these economies are a much -- are on a much stronger footing. we have central banks looking to hike rates. of course they also have their own inflation problems but we wouldn't be talking about rate hikes if they were not more constant about growth. from that aspect, yes. you still have this picture where rates are going higher. there is a risk that could draw -- but this is being countered by the asian growth story. and of course, we are seeing a softening in the chinese economy. but we do believe that is going to be offset to a certain extent by expectations of easing. that does help risk sentiment somewhat. shery: does higher inflation, higher rates also

ah, with hello everybody, i'm christine wonder, and i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. it's good to have you what as, as always, christine m j and now they years come to an end and you don't look any older love. but just as we were just before, we put 2021 behind us, we want to look back at some of the highlights that our wonderful and amazing correspondence have protest this. yes, that's right. i can be very hard on dangerous reporting in the field, right. are you stuff got correspondence, mario mueller. that's right here in the middle. well, she found herself in the crossfire while reporting on protest against locked on restrictions. and i will be a a now us, you just saw a tear gas kind of style was fired directly at taco, responded maria by a police officer. we spoke to her shortly after the incident and she told us she was interview and one of the female protest this, when it happened, there was please read behind the lady and they were pointing at us. and we just wanted to get out of the way and we tried that, but then i, the next thing tha

he roared on screen as eddy in the rocky horror picture show. the 1st a medical classics he'd be associated with ah, always in character. overly dramatic estate performance is evolved into his singing, cruel. ah, he collaborated with songwriter jim steinman on bad out of hell, which is released in 1977. the critics didn't know what to do with it. rolling stone magazine, david, las stars. audiences however love it's moody anthem's. it's one of the top selling albums of all time. more than 43000000 copies, overweight single, became one of the biggest swap stars in the world. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present that you could ever get. oh wow. success continued into the ninety's. younger audiences were introduced to him through his film and television appearances. mystery. oh, that out of hell was later adapted into an over the top award winning musical which is currently touring the united kingdom. i think he was forever proving himself to the whoa. he was b

was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected why the attention as eddie, in the rocky horror show it to be a music. oh yes, no. now album, back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered at times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present than you could ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock bennet has gone, but the music lives on. ah, are this pulling our coach corresponding scott rock spur on this friday? hi, scott. meat loaf. the name itself has a huge presence in the room. he was a huge presence in the entertainment industry, wasn't oh yeah, i mean large of the life and every aspect, literally, and figuratively in, in, in all the music he did. and in the acting a performance is good. even in this or celebrity personality, he was, he was, he w

now, eddie, there is a real push for them to do more. done, it's not clear if it's enough. senator manchin and sinema suggesting they won't support that without gop backing which seems it does not exist. we heard from civil rights groups, it's time to put up or shut up. we may stay home from the midterm elections. how do you see it play out? >> i think so. when we think of natasha brown and all of the organizations in georgia that made warnock and others possible, they are -- you can't out-organize folks who try to rigged the game. they are clear of democrats' failure in this regard. the president has to bring the full weight on its office to bare on this issue. it seems to me that senator manchin and sinema will hang in the ballot. the question of our democracy on the basis of bipartisanship here when joe suggested and said that we can't find one republican. if you can't find one republican who'll sign onto this question or to this issue around voting and yet you are going to in some ways put in jeopardy of our democracy in the name of

hello my fellow 77 percent as welcome to a new edition of the show for africa majority the youth, i am eddie micah junior. in this episode, we appreciated the arts, checking our design and meet in talent across the african continent. first, stop the democratic republic of the congo where creative minds, intent trash into us been in the capital kinshasa, we beats what the congolese and design not getting caught you, laurie views how his creations combined, designed on storytelling. now if you're ready like eddie, then let's start off in the democratic republic of congo, a country known for its vast natural resources, rain forest and of course, lumen by music. but as you know, it's also home to a very vibrant art scene. at the dfcs established artist often feature at art festivals and exhibitions across the world. but to day, we are meeting up and coming congolese artist, whose work really making chassis art scene pick no longer with our art. we go to people on the streets because when we performing art centers, nobody sees us. only the people in high places come to see us there. but we want t

now if you're ready like eddie, then let's start off in the democratic republic of congo. a country known for its vast natural resources, rain forests, and of course, lumber music. but as you know, it's also home to a very vibrant art scene. at the dfcs established artist often feature at art festivals and exhibitions across the world. but to day, we are meeting up and coming congolese artist, whose work really making chassis art scene tech no longer with our art. we go to people on the streets because when we performing art centers, nobody sees us. only the people in high places come to see us there, but we want to be seen by calling people africans like us or so. my name is particular to i'm an artist in duck who yellow the a bell. i'm self taught performer. i didn't go to art school, i've not been doing art for 7 years. in the heart of kinshasa, famous art neighborhood, latangelo life. the artists collective. exactly. i love you that the house of beautiful life here, the artist, residencies are for artist, like patrick, self, todd, but one thing to dedicate their lives

his rolled eddie, he played 1st on stage before taking on the same role in the cult, a movie of, of the same of the same name. and, and that sort of over the top theatricality that sort of playing to the cheap seats . i'm was, i think, one of his key, the key aspects of, of, of his artistry. he said it felt that it held him back a bit in the united states where a lot of critics unlock people in the pop industry didn't take him seriously. the farm. it's almost something like a circus clown and things were bit different in other countries like in your native of england, where chris will, the embraced him as sort of the, the really artist that, that he was and will famous as a singer. but he actually considered himself to be, am i more of an actor? did me? yeah, i mean, you can see his theatricality and they sort of performance. i think that was key to everything he did. i'm and as i said, he started on stage and he always stuck with acting. and even though he was, he was in a lot of movies and rarely playing the lead, but i thought he was incredible and everything he did it. my favorite i

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as eddie in the rocky horror show it to be a best known album. back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered times due to truck related problems and disputes with the right to of his hit songs. jim steinman, he was happiest on stage performing for his loyal and devoted fans. that's easy. the fact that they have bought tickets come to shows. and the majority of my loved one, i'm done. that's been the best present then you can ever get. ah, now the big man of the rock bennett has gone. but the music lives on. oh i oh, let's take a look back at a slice of a chocolate. swift a w culture correspondence got rocks for welcome scott. a meatloaf was a huge presence in the entertainment industry. yes, i mean larger the life and every aspect and every aspect of what he did on stage in films, obviously his own personality as well on the i don't think there was ever a pop star like in before and that probably won't be a won't be ever again, he really, i mean, he was one of the most popular musical artists in the world. he thought that

i am joined by eddie glon jr., from the department of african-american studies and the author of a newtimothy snyder author of "on tyranny." thank you for joining us. tim, i want to start with you because there are historical antecedents to historical behavior and none of them end up well particularly in societies that call themselves democracies. >> the first thing is wow, books are terrific things. when you see people trying to censor books. books are the kinds of things which refresh our minds and allow us to be citizens in a democratic country because after all, democracy is all about being surprised, learning and seeing the point of view of other people and building coalitions and having a civil society. so, of course, you're right. all of the historical examples lead in the wrong way. when i listened to the list that you just gave, what struck me most was the idea of be on 16ity. when the nazis talked about art this they wanted to ban they called it degenerate and said it was offensive to women. so this was a common theme here. if there's something you don't like politically, you

truman has returned home from the war, married bess wallace and started a business with his war buddy, eddie jacobson. in the next room, the gallery, visitors can see the trumans' wedding invitation and explore more about the truman and haber. there are several exhibits to explore after the haberdashery closed but i will leave those details to the conductor. to navigate us through the complex politics of kansas city is john herron. john was named director of the kansas city public library in 2020, following a dynamic 17-year tenure at the university of missouri kansas city that saw him arrive as an assistant history professor and rise to associate vice provost for innovation and interim dean of the college of arts and sciences. he's coeditor of "wide open town: kansas city in the pendergas era" and he probably doesn't know this but he has the honor of being one of the stars of the truman library's last in-person program before the pandemic began. it was a wonderful evening that celebrated the 75th anniversary of truman becoming vice president and of course his friend, tom pendergast. it's a