and he shares his thoughts about working alongside front runner freddie mercury and reveals his alter ego as an astrophysicist our interview is on there right now. it's great to have you with us today sir thank you so so recently i was going through the glass passage and he writes about music and what he says about music is that except it's artful it's also true power over nations and and then many people say that exactly why music is compared to that science is like mass. so i never really got that because i finished around a conservatory and i always failed my math class now you as a man of music and science can tell me how music is related with science or exact science like math for example it's a hard question. obviously there are mathematical things in music but ironically i think the most important things in music are be instinctive things so i don't equate how that works out except maybe it gives you a balance but yes i love pure science and i love your music and they're not the same sure but. certainly throughout history there have been connections and people who were immersed

obviously when you think queen and see you playing next to freddie mercury all those great hits come to my mind and then understand that when you reach that level of success with someone you definitely are special on your form especial band and i've heard you in another interview say that you still see freddie in a strange way can you elaborate on that it's like a family member you lose them but you don't quite miss them because you take the radio. and we were so long forget that. you get that close and for somebody particularly in a creative environment other thing framer's anything to do with it or you can success but in the creative environment you want you to know what somebody else might be thinking you might not always be right but you have a feeling for me and so i still feel like in rodgers as well in a particular it applies more if we're working on a screen in this room we think will work for the story and you are probably would say this. you know he's part of the creative process because he's part of what we are because we really chisel this thing out all together me and fr

. >> did you think you were marrying the next freddy mercury. >> oh, yeah. >> he still has that in himprobably the most colorful guy i know. rock and roll, motocross, harley, he -- >> harley? you ride a harley? you ride harley-davidsons, wanted to be awe ro rock star. why should he be president? >> he's been there, done that, and taken a state to number one right there. i think that the confidence is there. and i think people would have a confidence, know we're in good hands from day one with jon at the helm. >> in simple terms, how would you get america back to work? what is your great master plan? >> the principles are the same, whether in utah or on a national basis. we've got to make ourselves a safe haven for the attraction of brain power and thing aregation of capital. one, we need tax reform. you can't have the second highest business tax in the developed world and expect to compete. i want to do what we did in utah. you phase out deductions and loopholes and buy down the base. it's not a difficult thing to do. two, we have to get the regulatory monkey off our back. no predictab

to be the next freddie mercury. that alone dispels all sports of rumors. >> as you can see it didn't work out so well. i did have the platform shoes and a lot of other things that show that we gave it best efforts. >> what was the name of your band? >> well, we had a lot of bands. but the last one, the good one was wizard. you laugh. >> well, there's another wizard of course. you had a competitor out there with a better name that had already been there. >> well, we tried. it was during that period of art rock, you know, classical rock, the days of emerson, lake and palmer. you know those bands well. wakeman was my hero, keith emerson was my hero and i was always raised to follow your dreams. go for it, go for the roses, be the best that you can be. i thought that we could make it in the music business. >> i wouldn't say that the rock 'n' roll lifestyle, governor, isn't necessarily compatible with a mormon lifestyle, for example. did you see a potential conflict arising if you pursued your dream? >> donnie and marie