elvis costello. >> he does?toe is fractured. he was good friends with elvis costello. >> he has been a guest on this program. >> a couple times. >> yeah. >> we need elvis back. he is king. >> there's widespread fear this morning that president trump has deployed the deportation forces. remember that? labeled undocumented immigrants charged with a crime, just charged, and the detention of those caught until their court hearings, ending so-called catch and release. emmedia deportation for those in the u.s. under two years, and also sending refugees from central america to mexico, and prosecuting or removing guardians found to be smuggling their children into the u.s. dhs also says it will add 5,000 border patrol agents and is planning to add 10,000 more ice agents while ramping up the 287g program, recruiting local police to round up people something that was scaled back under the obama administration. the white house says this is all enforcement of existing policy. >> is one of the goals here mass deportation? >>

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we were, like, gee, whiz, we just talked to elvis costello. ( laughter ) i think what we didn't realizee that we weren't aware of at the time that there were, like, press and media folks and record label types and things like this. and, you know, thank goodness we didn't know, you know, because, i mean, elvis costello was quite enough, thank you. but then to realize there were all these things that would come from it later, like writeups and, you know, getting in with none such. >> mason: your label. yeah, exactly. it would have gone from overwhelming to, i don't know, like, jump out of skin kind of terror. >> what do you think when something like that starts happening and people start calling to ask you to be on show, what do you think at that point? >> i don't know. take ol'cution lessons -- take elocution lessons and hope for the best, hope you don't sound stupid. you do them is what you do. you just start doing it. >> mason: you know how hard it is to work to get an opportunity and sometimes the opportunity comes from a place you least expect it. so when you get that moment, you kno

elvis costello was quite enough. to realize there were all of these things coming from it later.h our label, it would've gone from overwhelming to jump out of skin kind of -- terror. that they weret people circling and asked you to be a shows? >> and were no. lessons.taking >> hope you don't sound stupid. i don't know. do,do them is what should you just have to. >> you know how hard you have to work for an opportunity, when you get that moment, what is it you think? >> i think when we have talked about it, we would always be nervous at first. that we would realize when we look back over our history together, like you said it was about i've years ago when this started happening for us. then we said to ourselves that we are scared, we have been doing this for way longer. we know how we work together, we know our dynamic. we know how we make music, this is this going to be an extension to this, it was not like we were asked to do this. it is something we have been doing. we are deserving of that. we trust herself. while to gette a comfortable with that trust. that is of big you just

elvis costello was quite enough, thank you.to realize there were all these things that would come itm it later like writeups , would've gone from overwhelming to jump out of skin kind of terror. anthony: what are you thinking when something like that happens and people start calling you and asking you to be on shows, what do you think at that point? i don't know. you take elocution lessons and hope for the best? them is what you do. you just start doing it. >> you know how hard it is to work to get an opportunity and sometimes the opportunity comes from the place you least expect it. when you get that moment, what is it you think? >> i think when we have talked about it, we would get nervous at first, but then we would realize -- we would look back over our history and, like you said, it was four or five years ago when this stuff really started to happen for us. we said to ourselves we are scared, but we have been doing this for way longer and we know how we work together. we know our dynamic. we know how we make music. this is

. >> the music elvis costello wants you to hear. >> favorite song and reconnecting to an entire worldor or.we're all going to be on or -- behavior. why? legal analyst ariva martin is in the house. she keeps a close guy on us. >> we'll be careful today,