first to talk about white people we know what you described about though white law enforcement with jerry lewis, elvis, johnny cash is on the scene, what is going on but the psychology of white america? how did they respond to the civil rights movement or this march? >> guest: james madison has another rage against the jim crow south for as violent retribution. just as they have done with birmingham the newspapers that condemn this violence some of the documents they came across with their feelings of some of the great liberal guilt. there has been a major news story so to some extent the march continues that liberal trend but by the same token because of the of watts riot we start to see a backlash that phrase is a buzzword around 1966. they say blacks are moving too fast and we need to slow down from what black activists are saying. people decide we will join the march to give people conscience catholic church, a jewish americans americans, longtime activist people was their own experience for something they had to be a part of. it is impossible to characterize white america. you do see every

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johnny cash he came up with elvis presley came up with carl perkins all those big rock'n'roll acts jerry lee lewis. holo shaken all that stuff or you guys had this special knowledge about music of music of knowing what you hear right you can you hear something i don't hear i am and you can't teach that no you can't teach that i think is a god given talent that we some of us have some of us don't have but i think it's i think is you're right this very very unique in the music business because we only have maybe a half dozen and in america are in the world maybe a dozen. that can do that there's a good artist were on their producer evilly they're happy with it and congratulations on the lifetime achievement graduations on the coming book graduations on muscle shoals thank you sir thanks to my very special guest the legendary recall i remember you can find me on twitter at kings things see you next time. well for the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future of coverage. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. the

he was sort of like jerry lewis to dicaprio's dean martin. >> blah, blah, blah. >> tragic figure. and sort of the -- >> oh, look. >> tony scott, thank you. >> we lost a great one earlier this week. a guy that we all grew up with and we were just commenting that if he didn't do comedies, he probably would have had a house full. >> i think you look at "groundhog day." that movie stands up. you could watch it as many times as bill murray wakes up in the morning in that movie and always find new stuff in it. >> why doesn't an oscar have a comedy academy? you were saying that too about jonah hill his performance being como comedy and they may not win it. >> i think that it's part of the whole oscar mystique of prestige and seriousness and this is where we are showing kind of the best art that hollywood has to offer and it's this sort of middle brow idea that art has to be what is serious and what is good for you. >> but how does harold ramis go 40 years from "animal house" and forward and these movies that become a part of our lives and, yet, ther

who is vice president, jerry lewis?he could not believe in 30 years, a bad movie actor could be president. a similar situation is happening now. -- early years is a significant demographic time. travels 30el j fox years back. let's go forward 30 years. that puts us that today. if 30 years ago, someone i told you the wealthiest man in the , barackuld be a mexican obama will be president, a lady would be running the federal reserve, the number one player in golf would be african-american, that the number one tv actress in america columbia, that the three biggest professional sports contracts in history of hispanics,r three and they happen to be dominican, and the bachelor on abc is also latino. he is from venezuela. if someone told you that 30 years ago you would not believe it. let's go back. let's look at purchasing power. we are not necessarily activists. we are communications research professionals. we are professional observers of culture. we provide strategic intelligence and marketing communications to reach people

about we know what you just described about the wife law-enforcement but culturally accept time, jerry lee lewis, johnny cash, elvis is spreading on the scene and what is going on in this ecology of white america at the time. they trigger another round of outrage against the violent richard duchenne and people write to congress just as they had done with soma. they sympathize with james meredith and some of the documents came across into the feelings of the race and asking them for advice. the civil rights movement has been a major news story to the mac spent they continue that liberal trend. because of something like the riot into the controversy of the moynihan report we are starting to see the language of the backlash it was in 1966 that some are sort of increasingly alienated i think blacks are moving too fast into the achievement has achieved what it should be achieve which is the opposite. there are plenty of white marchers who decide we want to join the march often times people with religious organizations in the catholic church or long-time activists. it's their only experience and they

jerry lewis. alligator urine new york city.and i generally do class-action litigation, but i have had situations where my clients have come to me with these class action notice is proposing settlements. and the situation is even more perverse than the panel has suggested. this was -- in miami experience even if the underlying class-action litigation is a good case, you need a corporation to have done something seriously wrong, plaintiffs' counsel will still cut a deal with the defense counsel for a low ball settlement that gives them their fees and that essentially cuts of the class even in the case of a valid and good lawsuit. that has happened in my experience of my own clients. either situation will -- a group of physicians, and there was a class action brought alleging that certain insurers said underpaid the physicians' groups to the scene of hundreds of thousands of dollars per doctor over years. and the proposed settlement was going to give the doctors like to in dollars a head, so was clearly a horrible settlement for m

you know what you described about law enforcement that roy orbison is coming into being jerry lee lewis, johnny cash, elvis is sprouting on the scene. what is going on in the psychology of white america at this time? how are they responding to the civil rights movement in this particular march? >> guest: for liberal whites the shooting of james meredith triggers another round of outrage against the jim crow south. they see it as another example of violent retribution and people write to their congressman just as they had done with selma birmingham. their editorials in the newspapers condemning the violence and they sympathize with james meredith trade people wrote in to meredith and talked about their own ideas and feelings about race and asked him for advice. there was great liberal guilt in white america. remember the civil rights movement since the citizens of 1960 has been a major news story in american life for the past five or six years and to some extent the march continues that liberal trend. by the same token because of this emerging militancy, because of something like the wat

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