joe, that's across live now to jason michael, who is an academic and journalist. jason, thanks very much for joining us. what do you make of this decision of the case of cut down the training of u k? so just by a said over something and seem like quite trivial, such as noise pollution as well. yes it's, it's certainly a comical story i'll, i will give it not much. but it, there's no such thing as just a trivial question here. this, you know, as you said yourself, they are, you know, picking on the idea of noise pollution in order to voice the annotation of a community. this is, this is only the type of a nice bag we have talking about natural members, particularly in this case, the united kingdom growing tie and all along critical support and assault mobiline is ation effectively against russia. that's having an impact, right across the breakfast economy and across the meditation, mood one that you know, certainly over the past 2 decades and more has growing tired of the drum beat for war. and what's the grading issue, jason of the countries they have, they've stat

we spoke to academic and independent journalist jason michael, who says these events show your opinions are growing tired of the conflict influencing their daily lives. to these 2 areas, although seeming very different to the casual observer, are very much 2 sides of the same coin. people within the european union will effectively act in their own self interest. and as this, this conflict continues on does. it continues to deepen, it continues to impact on the lives of people inside the us. suddenly this conflict inside to pull him to between, you know, the economic agenda and, and brussels and hopefully agriculturally calling me in, in colon. expose is having weeks the european project can be particularly when you're because wanting to follow what is in here since offering military agenda. this is only the type of a nice barrack we are talking about natural members growing, tie, and all along critical support and soft mobiline ization effectively against russia. but certainly over the past 2 decades and more has growing tired of the drum beat for war. as the russian army intensifies it

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it comes after michael wolff in his new book "the fall: the end of fox news and the murdoch dynasty" predicted murdoch's eminent exit. jasonit on, but there is no denying rupert murdoch is one of the most influential media moguls in history, and one of the most powerful forces in right-wing politics. now at 92 years of age, the long-time chairman of fox and news corporations is stepping down, starting in november, he'll hold the honorary title of chairman emeritus. in a statement, saying, "our companies are in robust health, as am i. we have every reason to be optimistic about the coming years. i certainly am and plan to be here to participate in them." the question in media circles, age aside, why step down now? >> i wonder if rupert has said, you know, i need to help my son get settled as the leader, de facto person in charge. and to do that i need to step back in terms of outward facing responsibilities. >> reporter: his elder son lachlan murdoch will take over as chairman and will continue as executive chair and chief executive officer of fox corp. murdoch's right wing media empire began about 70 years ago in australia

michael was inspired by me, prince. james brown, i discovered him. jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> everyone was beholden to him. ♪ >> joining us now is jason kingn california, and he also appears in the film. jason, thanks for coming on. you know, i think little richard, the story is fascinating. why do you think it's important to tell the story now, though? >> i think it's always important to tell little richard's story, and now seems as good a time as any. i mean, he is someone who, in my opinion, is one of the greatest and most dynamic figures of the entire 20th century, not just in music but in culture. we often think of culture heroes of the 1950s, people like jackson pollack or andy warhol. i would put little richard up there as well. i think he was an avant-garde innovator who completely re-engineered the dna code of popular music, rewrote it altogether, and moved it away from its dependence on easy listening tunes and swing, into this hard-driving ging aggressi and b music. he was the original innovator architect of rock and roll music, which turned out to be one of the most defining and dynamic forces of the entire 20th century. >> i t

michael was inspirds by me, prince. james brown, i discovered him. jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> everyone was beholden to him. ♪ >> and joining us now to discuss is jason of southern california and appears in the film. i talked to jason about the film yesterday. nice to do this again. jason, i want to pick up on something you told me yesterday that got my attention. you said he, little richard, is someone who in my opinion is one of the greatest and most dynamic figures of the entire 20th century, not just in music, but in culture. talk to us a bit about some of his lasting cultural implications. >> sure. little richard is one of the innovators and inventors of rock and roll music, so rock and roll is not just music, but it's also a style, an energy, that in some ways defiance nes the 20th cent. tefs the architect, framer of rock and roll and did that by fusing together new orleans r&b with gospel music in a style that had never been heard before. it displaced what was really popular in music at the time, which was jazz and swing tunes, and easy listening, and completely revolutionized the way people came together around music. rock and roll had a huge

michael was inspired by me. prince, james brown, i discovered him and jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> everyone was beholden to him. ♪ >> and joining us now is jasonornia. and he appears in the film as well. jason, hard to overstate just how huge little richard was at his peak. but he was a gay black man with a very sexualized performance style. how did he become such a major star in the conservative jim crow era that he was becoming a star in? >> it is true, he was a overground mainstream figure. he had nine top 40 pop hits, and he had 17 top 40 r&b hits. but he was a gay, queer, black man. he was feminine. he was gender nonconfirming and he did all of this at a time in which it was extremely difficult to do that. it was a time of incredible homophobia, and racism, legally sanctioned segregation. i think the way he was able to do it because of the amazing songs. tooty fruity, and lucille, long, tall sally. the songs are well written and he performed them with this wild child energy. if you look at the lyrics to the songs, their pretty graphic and they're really ribald. but they are also coated. and he's saying whop bop allow bob. people found tha