release the wiggle. , the former white stripes front man jack white living up to his workaholic reputationter releasing his fourth solo album, he is releasing his fifth, entering heaven alive. it has been an eventful year for the blue haired rocker. he proposed to his fiancee, onstage, marrying her on the spot. they formed the white stripes in 1997. he continues to crank out the hits. this tune is called "if i die tomorrow." >> ♪ if i die tomorro uld you find it in yr heart if my mother cries in sorrow will you help her with the many things she needs from time to time and day-to-day so if died tomorrow, will you know exactly what to say today ♪ anchor: back to you, james bks. your new album "wolves of africa" released on your album, grown kid. a lot of freedom, but does it come with responsibility as well? guest: yes, i have been working on it for four years. it is a long road, but i am proud what we accomplished with our team. they have been helping us put the final piece on the table. i am so happy i am finally able to express myself that way. anchor: your music videos are amazing as wel

i have to ask the husband, the brilliant, the legendary, jack white, please stand jack because you have been remarkable. and my son, he came from cambridge, he was at cnn with me this morning. he was my assistant. charles jessie franklin, the best son in the world. thank you so much for putting up with me. the only two that are the hardest live with me. and of course, the three women in my life as well. you made this possible. my sister, janice terry, for whom i heard the story for the first time when i was 13 years old. she walked this journey with me most of my life. she is beautiful, she's glamorous, and she's really smart and she stuck with me throughout my journey. -- who is a mentor as well. who helped guide me through this process, and then -- you will read about her when you read the book. without those three women we would not be here tonight. i would not have the story. some i am very grateful to them and i love them so. that said, i have a script. this is the script. i have a clicker. i'm going to ask for your patience as i have not yet slept in 48 hours. so, there it is, rec

. >>> my chemical romance, future, and jack white, a few of the headline performances that tens of thousandso see at next month's iconic music midtown festival in atlanta. organizers abruptly called the event off yesterday, however, citing circumstances beyond their control. no more details were offered. but sources say that georgia's gun laws are what's to blame. there's one law in particular that allows firearms to be permitted in public spaces, and that includes parks, i might add, which gun advocates say conflicts with the festival's weapons ban. joining me is doug shipman, president of the atlanta city council. doug, thank you for peekbeing h tonight. what's the issue here, that the festival, a private entity, wanted to ban weapons and the georgia law said no, bring the weapons, you're entitled to do so in a public space? is that it? >> so we've had consistent laws that have been opening up access to guns, the ability to carry guns in various spaces. it was a 2019 georgia supreme court ruling that said on public property you couldn't have gun restrictions. in this case there was concern

fall out boy, my chemical romance, future, and jack white, those are just a few of the headline performances fans had hope to see at next month's iconic music midtown festival in atlanta. organizers, however, abruptly called the event off just yesterday, citing circumstances beyond their control. no more details were offered, but sources say that georgia's gun laws are to blame. there is one law in particular that allows firearms to be permitted in public spaces, and that includes parks, i might at, which gun advocates say conflicts with the festival's weapons ban. joining me now is doug shipman, the president of the atlanta city council. doug, thank you for being here this evening. for people learning about this for the first time, it is quite the intersection between what the gun laws are doing and saying and the impact, possibly on entertainment, on the economy. what's the issue here? that the festival, a private entity, wanted to ban weapons, and the georgia law said, nope, bring your weapons, you are entitled to do so in a public space, is that it? >> we have had consistent laws that ha

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originally we were supposed to proceed to the congress after the white house ceremony and jack said i want you to come back to the white house and let's talk about your flight so we had the reception at the hill, go back to the heads of government to of course then lyndon johnson was also there and a picture of me sitting on the sofa jack is in the rocking chair and i'm telling him how i was flying the spacecraft and he is leaning forward and listening intently. we talk about the details of the flight specifically how man had responded and reacted to being able to work on the space environment. towards the end of the conversation he said what are we doing next and i said there's a couple of guys over in the corner talking about going to the moon. he said i want a briefing. just three weeks after that mission, 15 minutes in space is when kennedy made an announcement we are going to the moon and we are going to do it within this decade. after 15 minutes of space time. now you don't think that he was excited or a space cadet? absolutely. people said he made the announcement because he ha

white house? the most terrible thing has happened. she wrote to her friend bunny melon the day after the election. jack has won. ove into the white house so dreary with all those curtains. she was dismayed that there was no way that visitors or visiting heads of state could learn about american history and thought the public rooms looked like a department store. bunny melon who eventually redesigned the rose garden along with jane reitzman doug. villain in jane engelhard all important benefactors of this museum would be among her greatest helpers and most generous donors to the white house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. she wanted the white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives

the brilliant the legendary jackie white ginger to please stand jack because you've been remarkable. it's and my son who came from cambridge. he was at cnn with me this morning being my assistant. charles joseph franklin the best son anyone could have thank you so much for putting up with me. they have the only two who know how hard it is to live with me. and of course there are three women in my life as well who made this possible? my sister janice terry from whom i heard this story for the first time when i was 13 years old. she has walked this journey with me most of my life. she's beautiful. she's glamorous and she's really smart and she's stuck with me throughout this journey. and of course their center stanton who was the founder of the getting murder oral history project? who is a mentor as well and who helped guide me through this process and then on peachy and you'll read about ipg when you read the book without those three women. we would not be here tonight. i would not know the story. i would not have this story. so i'm very very grateful to them and i love them. so. that

jack kennedy. and kennedy leaves the white house and as the limousine is departing, he looks at an aid in the back seat and says of eisenhower, how can he stare in the face of disaster with such equanimity? but it's equanimity which defines kennedy in that most, you know, dark power, in that most desperate hour of his presidency in the cuban missile crisis. he has come. there's almost preternatural calm that comes over jfk. he's measured, he doesn't panic, he doesn't paint himself into a corner, and he's desperately looking for a way out. the grace under pressure. as you say in the title. >> he was very compartmentalized. different people saw a different kennedy. people say the same thing about lyndon johnson. there was a certain vitality that he had we look at him as being so vigorous, so youthful. he had battled illness his whole life. i think he saw the tenuous-ness of human life. he had been in world war ii. he lost his brother there. he lost his sister thereafter. a sister rosemary had a lobotomy because of retardation. it was meant to be a cure. he sought the fleeting hold that life had. he

jack kennedy. and kennedy leaves the the white house and as the limousine is is departing. he looks at an aid in the backseat and says of eisenhower, how can he stare in the face of disaster with such equanimity? but it's it's equanimity. which defines kennedy in that most, you know, dark hour in that most desperate hour of his presidency in the cuban missile crisis. he is calm there's this almost preternatural calm that comes over jfk. he's measured he doesn't panic. he doesn't paint himself into a corner and he's desperately looking for a way out. i mean, that is the public kennedy right that we all to the grace under pressure and as you say in the title was he like that in private as well all the time, you know, i think so the as you see he was very compartmentalized. different people saw a different jack kenny's people say the same thing about lyndon johnson. but he there was a certain. vitality that he had there that we look at him as being so vigorous and so so youthful, but he was he had battled illness his whole life and i think he the tenuousness of he had been in

like with the white, i'm a little we'll try again somewhere else in the community. jack av says it's too small. local closure that i thought that molly thought it and she said she couldn't . the girl at the entrance is much too small. listen, good. molly jackals are shy and cunning and masterfully camouflaged by their fur. it's only with video traps that slot go gets to see the animals. but that's tedious . it's hot. the islands to rain is rough. putting cameras in the right place requires as much luck as skill. and then he has to go back every 2 or 3 weeks to replace the batteries and view the pictures local farm or saw or hear williams in 8 comers to find out how many the arts, what direction they are headed in and the frequency on your chuck how often they show up college coaches towers, hippo jojo loaded here at the only water hole on all the cannady islands. the chances are good, the sheep come to drink, but so do the jackal's. nice, ne, hear me. this is jacqueline eunice and this is the, the sheep sheep and the check. okay. must drink to water. it said that this is

this is from an event from the white house in 2013 were jackie robinson was honored. she is talking about her life with jack what were your main motivations for persevering? >> my main motivation was we wanted a full life, a decent life and we have a quote that jack has used a lot in his books. life is not important except for the impact it has on other lives. it was not just our own lives but we always wanted to have some impact in the society. we had that determination from a very early age. i think we tended to think of what people call obstacles, we tended to think of them as challenges. something you had to address, you could not walk away from it. that was another motivating factor because there were a lot of challenges in our time. susan: we heard misses robinson and you report that jackie robinson uses the plural pronoun we, when talking about themselves and their partnership in life. can you talk about what she brought to the partnership? kostya: i will start with a macro view. without rachel robinson, we might not have had jackie robinson. she was integral to his strength and ability to negotiate

negative, the white house doctor is reporting that biden is now testing positive again with what they call "a rebound infection." it's definitely not the rebound biden was hoping for. "come on, jackwhat i mean." ( applause ) so, anyway, the president is back in isolation again. but the white house says, don't worry. he's feeling fine and he will be working the entire time. although, many of his supporters might not love his new project. >> president biden says work can resume on former president trump's border wall. the white house wants four gaps in the fence to be filled in near yuma, arizona. we're told it's one of the busiest crossings for undocumented immigrants. >> it's another reversal of policy for the president who vowed not to add to his predecessor's efforts in any way on that project. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> trevor: that's right. there will be many feet of wall, ha-ha. gotcha! 2024. but, yes, it looks like joe biden is completing donald trump's unfinished business ( audience booing ) if i was mike pence right now, i'd be nervous as hell. ( applause ) i'd be watching out. ( cheering ) you know-- you know what i als

jack. caller: i am a converted democrat. i have always said we needed a businessman in the white house. one who knew what he was doing. host: go ahead and respond, aaron. guest: i didn't hear a lot of what was said. but that is the irs in the past. that is the best thing we should be doing. overseeing what the irs is spending and how it is allegedly reducing inflation. that is what the bill was called. i expect it will do that. that is the intention of it. i would hope to see they are not overspending -- if there are going to be people -- if there are going to be audited, it should be the wealthy people. it should be large corporations rather than mom and pop shops. i anticipate it is going to be everyday americans. 87,000 government bureaucrats is a lot of people to be hiring in any agency. let alone the irs. host: you're not calling on republican lawmakers or a future republican administration to defund the irs? guest: it will be good. you rarely see a government program --. it will be a great thing to undo this. host: citing taxpayer fairness and how it would hire -- how it will target wealthy tax evaders. here is

john kirby at the white house with us a short time ago. general jack keane with us on this.ty and the effectiveness of a lot of these sanctions and boy cuts and everything else in place globally. what is remarkable, putin is getting richer and finding customers for the oil and the gas and in fact is in such a position that he can go ahead and stuff and cut it off to europe as he does so. that is a pretty powerful position. >> yeah, i mean, the frustration of sanctions that it does take time for them to have an impact. certainly russia obviously their commodity that they export the most is oil and gas. while certainly a number of his customers are no longer go doing buy from him because of his behavior with the ukraine when it comes to oil, he doesn't have trouble finding other customers because he's discounting the price. it's frustrating to see india, a country that is neutral here and actually buying more oil now from russia than they ever have. they're certainly sustaining that. as we began the show with, putin is -- he's increased his sale of oil 40% over the last year b

white house. kailey: xi jinping and biden have issues of their own, specifically when it relates to taiwan. has policy shifted as we've seen more activity in the taiwan streets -- straits? jackay shift but right now the white house seems to be laying a bit of a game of wait and see it. not only was there at the chinese reaction to speaker pelosi's trip but another congressional delegation that visited taiwan and military patrols happened again around taiwan. the white house has tried to not overreact to that, but it makes it more difficult for them to make a decision on lifting tariffs or any number of other policy items that would be difficult to figure out regarding china. it may lead them to find common ground, like on climate for example, where they can work with china. it is difficult for the white house to figure out exactly how their policies on china would change now because there are so many moving parts the last two weeks or so. jonathan: jack fitzpatrick from bloomberg. talented economists who have been invisible in the administration and right now is the time. tom: it happens my basic take is that it is always the comfort of the president and all we can suggest i

jack keane. the fox news senior strategic analyst. general good to see you again. i want to ask first about this claim the whitein by donald trump's 2020 deal on the taliban, do you buy that? >> no, i do not buy it at all for the president made the decisive decision which wasn't unconditional withdrawal which i think lead to an unconditional surrender despite the advice from military impel intelligence services is foreign policy advisers and notably all of the nato nations that were in afghanistan and providing troops. everybody wanted to maintain the stalemate and keep the al qaeda from having a bona fide sanctuary again. i will say this though, and it doesn't need to be recognized the agreement when that came out in february of 2020 with the date certain for withdrawal established by the trump administration, no afghans participate in those negations from the government. that was a huge blow to the morale of the afghan security forces edit weakened the government quite significantly. and unbeknownst to most people, when negotiations began an agreement was made. the taliban would not protect the united states

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jack up tuition now. same thing happened with electric cars, remember? the second the whiteed $8,000 rebates? ford raised the price of an electric car $8,000. it's going to cost me half a mill just to send jesse jr. to college. i am going to have to be working three shows to pay for that does anybody even understand what hard work means anymore? >> because of student loan debt there are many people that will move out of their momma's basement who can't save up money to buy a home, who don't start small businesses, who don't start a family. you relieve the debt burden some for those people, and we have more economic activity. in other words, canceling student loan debt is good for the people whose debt is canceled, but it is also good for our economy and the rest of america. >> jesse: it's great. wait a second, warren, i thought the biden economy was historic? and this economy is so good, we're not in a recession, why are people even living in their of their parent's house? why can't they achieve the american dream? we created a lazy, overeducated culture. saddled in debt and

jack. you'll like additionally why not? but you're not sure the world is because i was more upset when you know grandma miss question is a white school. occlusal guards the finishes you shall be what? go on a dividend. yeah. oh. but in theory and feature to one that i mean good off. now to music, what you will get a you guy will show this just go up all model colleen. yet we face i'm looking for. can you look when you are naturally, scott? i was little falls off. let us alone ma, she's gonna sit on a show. you show them so be letting me to lucy to let you put the log on that sheet . it is lee from what, you know, slip of the month about on windows or the mac, about with the when you look at what all this is, just look like. must poly in the mean, you came in the room when the she doesn't, but i wish la music to like a photo of angela wished emotional informational as i put almost a w, sold out on political when you mores with them, they will close up with mr. on the was in a madison a conflict the much more with you my resume to go along with a washer run and what live cable so. so the group in meetings quarterly? yeah. so any

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whites. he wants a second bulldog. well, of course not now, because the damage that jack did in the apartment.and he'll teach the next hearer. thank you very much for coming by your example and showing that there are no special dogs. simply, especially i have a relationship with them. yes, they need to look for special contacts. that's all. and today, almost all the people who have already been visiting us, except for christina, today you came to us for the first time not alone. let's get to know who you are, this is dana bogdana, how did you find her , listen to the story in this dog, well, in general, we already had a complete set and without it at that time we had a dog that was from shelters. he was with us. there were already eight years at that time 10. yes, there were 4 cats, there were many children. we have a big family. how many people are here. well , my husband and i have nine children for two. oh of them. adopted just the eldest son of her husband today is 33 years old, but his eldest son is 29 years old. well, it so happened that we mostly had boys, there were five of them at the

jack route ruby, killed harvey. why did he kill him? >> [inaudible] the un and the white house. >> i would try to wouldn't try to -- better part of the afternoon. >> the speech from the libyan dictator muammar gaddafi was weird. weird, weird. he called for the un headquarters to be relocated to libya so that he could avoid jet lag. but remarkably, this was not even the weirdest part of the visit of muammar gaddafi to the united states. the weirdest part was gaddafi's -- our to find -- gaddafi like to travel with a traditional bedouin tent, which he set up wherever he was. going we are not talking about small camping tent here. this is a big structure, where he could hang out with his entourage, and host dignitaries. of course, it also had to have room for his all female security detail, which traveled with him everywhere he went. but when he came to new york in 2009 for this un meeting, nobody was interested in letting him camp out on their property. first, he tried to get a permit to pitches tenth in central park. new york officials nixed that idea. then he tried a spot

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jack ruby called lee harvey. whyle did he kill him? >> mystified the u.n. and the white house -- >> i t wouldn't try to begin to explain the actions today. >> the speech from the libyan dictator was weird. really weird.at he called for the u.n. headquarters to be relocated to libya so that he could avoid jet lag, but remarkably, this was not even the weirdest part of quadafi's visit to the united states. the weirdest part was his attempts to find somewhere to pitch his tent literally. he liked to travel with a tent that we set up wherever he is going and not talking about a small camping tent, a big structure to hang out with entourage and host dignitaries and room for the all female security detail which traveled with him everywhere he went but whenhe he came to new york in 29 for the u.n. meeting no one was interested in letting him camp out on theiron property. he first tried to get a permit to pitch the tent in central park. new york officials nixed that idea. then he triad spot across the river -- then he triad spot across the river in new jersey, and no one wanted

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