he talked about the solipsism of john lennon and i think if john lennon had lived longer he would look back with some regret over some of the comments in that interview but in writing about the interview in his column, buckley at one point used a number device where number one, number two and holding various things john lennon had said that a certain point the way buckley put it, he said something to the effect of, genre and all the good songs, not so paul. they went on to other numbered points and what struck me about it was even bill buckley fell prey to beatlemania in a sense because he was referring to them by their first names the way the rest of the world does. paul. >> i don't think there's any record of him ever having uttered the word ringo. [laughter] here's a scholarly project. >> i want to get to questions from the audience. before i do however, james, might you have any questions for christopher? >> yes. can you tell us again how brilliant i am? >> have i mentioned how brilliant you are? >> christopher and i have only met once before today about 10 or 12 years ago and that

when john lennon was killed in 1980, he began his column about it, his eulogy for lennon, of whom he had been critical in the 1970s, when lennon was spouting off on this and that, by quoting christopher, who said to him, pop, imagine if tux tuskegee -- tuesday -- hat beside killed. he said john lennon didn't speak to me. we gazed on 100 couple people weeping in central park holding candles and must acknowledge the grief is real. so he had a real interest in pop culture even if it didn't speak to him directly. >> two footnotes in 1964, my father and i were on a commercial flight from copenhagen, to geneva, and we were in the front row, and guess who boarded the plane just before takeoff? the rolling stones, and i was 12 years old. i was, to quote my 28-year-old daughter now, oh, my god. and they were sitting right behind us. they were heavily perfumed. and -- >> with the cologne of the era. >> said to puff, -- and he sort of went, -- you're missing the point. in another footnote, too, yoko -- i believe i have this right -- yoko -- you remember at one point the united states was going

the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lennon's wonderful song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life was israel's -- as israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. it must have been hard for him to do this. it's easy to say things like this at a memorial service. it's hard to do. first, he had to master his own demons, forgive himself for his own mistakes, and get over his own disappointments. the monumental effort required to do that grew his heart to be bigger than his brain, which is really saying something. that effort also, i am convinced, is what made him forever young. now, he is gone. leaving only a blessed memory and a powerful example. that's more tha

night, on october 15, studi three will15 have a bed install for the first time sincel yoko ono and john lennon slept over in 1969,nd demon house rules are musically inspired, instead of quiet voice after 11 you can be as loud as youic wan it is a music studio after all, the competition was cooked up b airbnb and music producer mark ronson. i've been in every road quite a bit for recording and most of my lifente spent in rooms like and i don't know why but i love itn >> is like a place of uk you normally would not stayay you probably have buckingham palace 10 downing street in abbey road studios.p to read the nights that you must write to airbnb intel abou your favorite abbe road track so, anyway, last night on video chat, i spent, like, 20 minutes just staring into lucy's eyes. oh, that sounds romantic. it was until i realized the screen had frozen. still one of my top three dates of all time. so, are we ever gonna hang out with this girl? i'd love that, but she's not really comfortable around people. yeah, i used to be uncomfortable around people, a trick. i pretend everyone i meet is a belov

it comes with characters representing john lennon, ringo starr, george harrison and paul mccartney. it will go on sale november 1 for just about $60. ben: halloween only a couple weeks away. the candy flying fast off store shelves. what to do local trick-or-treaters like the best? number one -- hershey's kick cap -- kit kat. jc: yes. followed by milky ways, brach's candy corn, reese's peanut butter cups and nestle butterfingers. jc: absolutely. ben: where are twix and where our snickers? jc: the candy corn i never get. i never get it. i never get it. it's like a little ball of wax. ben: we were never allowed to nope. jc: coming up in your health, the government releases new numbers on how many are dying from the disease. ben: but let's see what's coming first, up new at 6:00. heather? heather: jumping into action just in time to save a woman in a sinking suv. all caught on camera. you have got to see it. from the wrong patient at a local hospital. and it is the symbol tool that helps save to boston to police officer's. that's all new at 6:00. ro monday morning on the eyeopener, you

the night ended, however, with a choir of israeli jewish and arab children singing together john lennon's song "imagine." shimon actually could imagine all the people living in the world today. he imagined all the things the rest of us could do. he started off life as israel's brightest student, became its best teacher, and ended up its biggest dreamer. he lived 93 years in a state of constant wonder. over the unbelievable potential of all the rest of us to rise above our wounds, our resentments, our fears, to make the most of today and claim the promise of tomorrow. now, it must have been hard for him to do this. it's easy to say things like this at a memorial service. it's hard to do. first he had to master his own demons, forgive himself for his own mistakes, and get over his own disappointments. the monumental effort required to do that grew his heart to be bigger than his brain, which is really saying something. that effort also, i am convinced, is what made him forever young. now he is gone. leaving only a blessed memory and a powerful example. that's more than enough if those of us

a bed inis installed -- is installed in the studio since john lennon and yoko ono stayed there. >> unique experiences for people. reef. >> you must right to airbnb explaining your favorite abbey road track. entries close this thursday. >>> a southern california had an exciting start to the week when a bear and bobcat walked in the backyard. first the bear walked in the backdoor. he crawled under the door of a gate but the bear was too big and broke the door. a short time later a bobcat was in the backyard. luckily >>> ahead of tonight's vice presidential debate, a record number of mail-in ballots are on the way out in pinellas county. the latest on a busy day in democracy 2016. >> a brawl breaks out at a chuckie cheese cell phone video capturing the violence at a florida location. a message the business has for >>> now at 6:00 protests erupt overnight after two different police involved shootings. the videos that may shed new light on whether these men were a threat. >> hurricane matthew is making landfall in haiti right now. we will show you all new video of the devastating impact this s

could spend the night in the place where the last overnight guest john lennon and yoko ono. a contest being put on by air bnb giving you the chance to put a sleepover at a musical landmark. temperatures we've experienced everything this weekend it's tuesday. greg has got the details on the forecast for the rest of the the website air bnb is giving you the chance to stay at the one of the most famous recording studios in the world. a week from saturday air bnb, will put in two beds into the abbey road studios in london. the last time anyone stayed there was in 1969, and that was to win, to have to write about the song you wish you could've seen recorded at the studio. inspired from the people who recorded here. to turn out thing a recording studio be as noisy as you like. you can go with dan adella hello it's me. chance of a lifetime. the winner gets to take up to three friends. we've got the place to enter on our website kdvr.com. to win, you have to list the song you wish you could've seen recorded at the studio. the list is endless. one of the most iconic studios ever. a l

cope is responsible consideration for "tmz" provided >> lady gaga was at straw ber fields, the john lennon tribute at central park. so she runs into a japanese newlywed couple, and they speak not a word of english. but lady gaga knows a little bit of japanese and she tells them she loves them. the weird thing about this vio, lady gaga because you're that big of a star two japanese people who don't know english know who you are. there's a weird moment she walks up, you know who i am, right? you want to take a picture with me? >> you want a picture, wedding picture? harvey: there's a different way of looking at it. it's better if they don't know because tourists look for celebrities. all of a sudden, if someone acts like one, you can act like a celebrity right now and they will take a picture of you. >> that's what i used to do when first got to america. we would travel around and i uld say we're the most famous us, and we built week peadia pages and everything. harvey: you built wikipedia pages? >> yes, we were the star of "sink or swim australia." >> me and my mates would pretend we're fam

on john lennon, one eye on bob dylan, and like, who is the next move, what is the next one going to begure out where we fit. reporter: and 50 years on, it is a question he is still asking. bbc news, liverpool. katty: john cale remembering velvet underground and still playing it, too. you can get the rest of the day's news on our website. there,ack on mosul is more information on that and of course on the u.s. presidential election as well. if you would like to reach me and the rest of the bbc team, you can reach us on twitter. thanks so much for watching. do tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their esca

on october 15th, studio 3 will have a bed installed for the first time since yoko ono and john lennon slept over in 19-69... even the house rules are musically inspired.. james mcclure, airbnb "so they are all inspired from the people who've recorded here so for spinal tap being able to ask people to turn it up to 11 we're in a recording studio you can be as noisy as you like. and if anyone calls you up on the phone i think you can go with an adele hello it's think of places in the uk you wouldn't normally otherwise be able to stay you probably have buckingham palace, 10 downing street and abbey road studios." to win a night's stay, you just need to write to air b-n-b about your favorite abbey road track. entries close tomorrow... but for those who don't get a place .. as the beatles would say.. let it be... real milwaukee starts now intro show: welcome to real

get to stay for the night, october 15, will have a dead install for th first time since yoko ono john lennon slapped there in 1969, even house rul inspired, can be as loud as you want it is a musicic studio, an if anyone, your font you can go with adele's famous lyrics, hello it's me. the competition was cut down by airbnb in music producer mark ronsonce. have into there for quite a bed and most of my life has bee spentntto in forums like this s >> places that you would not normally be able to stayc in th uk, such as ten downing street and buckingham palace and abbey road studios. >> you write to airbnb to tell them about your favorite abbe road music the contest closes october 6. check in with lou maglio entry so cool to see what's coming up at 5:00 p.m..ag is not afraid of confrontation, at 5:00 o'clock, details of a a strained scam affecting certain people one northeast ohio communityty >> up next, get your hands on the famouse back to the future parma, protesters and a very heated meeting. with the live report coming up, the meantime, tell you what's going on in clevelan where the police

arts and letters, john lennon, johnny carson.you will find the conservative economist alongside jerry garcia from the grateful dead. there is a section for spies and statesmen. mlk, winston churchill, jackie onassis. kennedy: you also do your own summation of each chapter. and you talk about the relationship and some of the curious relationships i thought were between buckley and nixon and buckley and goldwater. let's talk about the nixon eulogy. this is one of the funniest things i found in your book. he got back to the house in california overlooking the pacific ocean and the white house line was still hooked up. he kept calling the white house. >> it was difficult for him to make the transition in literally an hour. for a majority of buckley's time richard nixon was the man of the right but he wasn't really a conservative. kennedy: james rosen's latest book of william buckley's greatest writings. >> he said of nixon when he died, not many people can plunge whole generations of people into loneliness by their death. this art, m

to what dylan did -- martha: i think when james rosen comes on, you guys are going to debating john lennond final presidential debate takes place in six days. chris wallace will moderate, he is revealing his questions will cover six topics; debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the supreme court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president. a lot to pack in. where will he go first, we wonder? we will see. howard kurtz is fox news media analyst and the host of "media buzz." good to see you this morning. >> good morning. martha: thoughts on that, first of all. >> well, the third debate was always going to be crucial because it's the one closest to the election. now it's on steroids because it will have to be dealt with, the latest mounting allegations of groping and kissing against donald trump and the wikileaks disclosures, drip, drip, drip, against hillary clinton. and be both candidates are going to run into chris wallace who, by wide acclaim, is considered one of the west interviewers in the business. he has a blunt but civil style of asking questions, and he's very good at

yoko auto and john lennon slumped over in 1969.>> you often go to a room that is rather empty and bbring. there is no one else staying there. it is worse than staying in a cheap hotel. now, we are realizing which we could do to go back to the initial instinct.>> to enter the contest you go to the air bmb site and write about your favorite song recorded at abbey% submit your entry. >>> we are continuing to monitor the road conditions this morning after snow fell in colorado overnight. several aunts?accidents. tonight is the night for the running mates to go head to head. in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't knoet s or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> we are tracking the road conditions at 11:30 am after overnight. this is live look at the eisenhower tunnel. most of the snow has melted. i-70 from silver town to georgetown was closed in both directions this morning because of several crashes. officials sa

. >> had ronald reagan and john lennon had a kid, i would be their son. >> reporter: self-described rankingan, served in iraq, high-tech entrepreneur sees trump as a dangerous choice. >> he is not who he appears to be. he is a great showman, if you will. donald trump doesn't represent the views of so many americans. >> reporter: mitt romney beat president obama by 16 points in texas. in 2008, john mccain beat obama by 11 points. it's not supposed to be close here. when the latest poll came out with trump leading clinton by only three points, that has texas democrats salivating that texas, of all places, could turn blue. they say that kind of wishful thinking is utter nonsense. >> i think we have a choice between crude and corrupt. >> reporter: these men shooting the breeze outside a texas store are picking crude. it's a weird election, but seek trump in texas. >> the guy doing real well is not a politician. >> reporter: we found jim blare sporting his make america great hat. polls show a great race in texas, he predicts a trump landslide on election day. >> a lot of people are not telling y

the 20th century that he knew or corresponded with, people like princess di, ronald regan, mlk, john lennon, johnny carson. that's one of the eulogies we have in the book. i'll give a little taste of that in buckley's voice if i'm allowed. he once confided to a critic that i was the only guest he had ever been frightened of. i don't know what the circumstances of that odd situation were and the critic didn't pause to ask and johnny department elaborate as far as i know. >> but he was a frequent guest on "the "tonight show"" and buckley could easily co-exist beside rich little on the "tonight show." >> speaking of impersonators, you do him pretty well. anyone else from the volume you'd like to give us a sample of in buckley's voice? >> sure. he wrote an entire book about his friendship with ronald regan. reading "national review" made him into a conservative from a liberal. in his eulogy for ronald regan which was written before reagan had died but when he was in decline. buckley wrote, i have speculated on what i continue to believe was the conclusive factor in the matter of american securi

>> elvis poor guy he was really, when john lennon said before elvis presley there was nothing i think that is right. but after the army he got trapped into the movies and he wasn't able to get good songs, but to answer just really had it whatever it is, i mean he had it in a big big way. >> like that soulful sound. >> just a combination. >> sam phillips said if i could find a white man that had the soul of a black man i would be a millionaire and he found it in elvis presley. >> he was a gem. yeah. >> talk about some of the interviews you had and casual interactions do you have favorites things that surprised you? >> i guess, i'm surprised a get to tom wade so many times because i was really a big fan from the beginning with tom wades and i would go to minneapolis to see his shows and i would talk to him backstage and while a lot of these people are impossible to get to now he was always very gracious. interactions sometimes in the book it sounds like i'm a heckler because i kind of ask somebody like joan i shouted something and she tom wades quite a few jazz people i have talked to.

it was originally hey jules written for john lennon's son julian meant to comfort him during his parents' divorce. for more rock trivia log onto cleveland19.com. enter to win two tickets to dinner and a show at the hard rock rocksino. >> tia: i say that explains it because it has a soothing appeal. it makes sense. >>> as you head out the door to start your day, here are some the latest on the rest stop shooting near columbus that ended after a chase up i-71 near mansfield. >> police arrested a brunswick man for hitting and killing a woman on i-480 saturday night. >> king james officially endorsed hillary for candidate. the police union endorsed republican candidate donald trump for president. he redskins 31-20 in washington. it's just painful every week! >> the game is over. the indians win it by a final score of 3-2. >> oh, yeah, baby. now it's on to the playoffs. the indians have home field advantage in the american league divisional series that will start with boston on thursday night. >> samantha: all right thinking ahead to thursday, right? weather is going to be great. upper 70s un

sometimes evil figures of buckley's time, most of whom he knew personally from ronald reagan and john lennon to johnny carson. you, sir, are very kind to mention it. >> of course. thanks. >>> perhaps the most used word this presidential election cycle, rigged. donald trump says it's happening. hillary clinton and others say it doesn't happen or not in great numbers. tonight we look at at fairness in the election. >> reporter: if donald trump loses the election in 19 days, he says it will be the result of dirty tricks by democrats at poling places. >> 1.8 million people who are dead who are registered to vote. some of them vote. one was a republican and after death became a democrat. >> reporter: some experts say it's not dead people they worry about most. it's people voting before they become citizens. >> one of the biggest vulnerabilities also is the fact that while it's illegal for non-citizens to register and vote, it's really an honor system. >> reporter: in 2013, the new york city department of investigation sent undercover officers to polling places to try to vote at dead people or fel

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>>> drew harrison of the beetles tribute band is returning to the music hall to pay tribute to john lennoni was young, so much younger than today. never needed anybody's help in any way. ♪[music] >> that is one of my favorite songs. the show is october 9th in honor of lennon's birthday. drew harrison is joining us this morning himself. you play all of the songs. >> i do. >> it's like asking what is your favorite food. do you have a favorite beatles song. >> i have one that inspired me. >> why that song? >> which i love. >> it's a 7-year-old thing. i was in the recreation school. they were trying to calm me down. all of the kids just got out of sports. the hippy at the time put a record on. white album. it was magical. >> wow. >> and it still is. >> covered by a lot of bands. >> yeah. yeah. >> what is your connection to lennon? >> what does he mean to me? >> grew up listening. >> yeah. i was a kid in the '60s. a young child. so the beatles were around everywhere. the music was everywhere. when i was a teenager starting in, it was the solo material of john's that hit me hard for a variety of

ronson on october 15th, studio 3 will have a bed installed for the first time since yoko ono and john lennon slept there in 19- 69. you can also take a tour of the studios and spend time in the control room. to win, write to airbnb to tell them about your favorite abbey road track. google is expect reveal new smartphones -- and possibly -- virtual reality headsets and other smart-home devices today. the buzzed-about unveiling is happening in san francisco. rumors and leaks point to the smartphones coming with large displays, fast processors, improved cameras and sleek designs.. with headphone jacks. to tease the including the hashtag "made by google." the company also went "old school" with some big city billboards. meantime.. samsung and apple are headed to the supreme court. justices will hear arguments over the years-long dispute between the companies.. the focus of the dispute is on financial damages the south korean smartphone giant may owe apple for possibly violating design patents. the decision could define the value of design work, which is increasingly important in the tech industr

show," he said he didn't want to run for president because he was fighting for the people, and john lennonrse, and yoko were on that "mike douglas show" with him. - would you ever consider running for president? - no. everybody says, "vote," and they think of presidential candidate. what you have to do is step back and help organize people and trying to get them to see citizenship as a profession. - did you think about doing it? - no. in fact, i rebuked it. yeah, because, those days, if you had any political ambitions, it weakened your advocacy. increasingly, big government is becoming a handmaiden of big business, and it's hard to tell the difference between the two. but then, starting when the democrats were persuaded they could raise money from corporate interests, about 1980, you could see the decline of congressional hearings, the decline of regulatory enforcement. - nader has taken a consistent line throughout his career that both parties are too beholden to corporate interests. his own views are so outside the establishment, so hostile to corporate influence in american politics, he

same place where john lennon and yoko ono and tell airbnb about the favorite abby road song and entries due by thursday and certain bob ward from fox25 would jump at the thing. i don't know. >> really cool, gene said any interest on my part, beatles best of all time, right? let's take a look. rain along 495 headed for worcester if they can hold together and 9:00 and more showers and hurrican matthew coming up. using field for days. ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. licked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: 8:30, one more morning of wet and gray weather before we see a string of sunny days. i feel like i see a little blue hole right there. >> gene: looks like clouds are breaking up. jason, talk about maybe a little bit later on today, decent shape with sunshine. >> got to get through the next coup

john lennon, jerry garcia, aldiss presley.nly place in the world where you'll find milton friedman writes to jerry garcia. neil: you know, he struck me in far greater detail, but as a gentleman. we are always reminded of the elite of them. when i hear him grudgingly saying many years later at us and the guy thought you knew. >> he came from a well-off background. he married into a well-off family. he was an avid yachtsmen and so forth. i interviewed him when he was turning 75. the year 2000 i said mr. buckley, when was the last time he felt insecure about something comic emotionally insecure, in a bad neighborhood after dark on anything at all. and they said well, there have been rather anxious moment that see. one horrific squalor came through and it wasn't entirely sure. what he was disappeared he said 1958. that's a life well lived. >> yet it always wasn't famous people. his friend suffered a stroke. >> buckley near 30 of the 50 people and there are times he uses his novelist skills. he was the best-selling novel to conjure

eulogies for people from the world of arts and letters, john lenn lennon, elvis presley. >> were theyogies he gave, james, or eulogies he wrote? >> often. he delivered some of these at actual funeral services, published them in his syndicated column or magazines. these are devastating pieces of writing. he knew a lot of these people and he himself as a writer was racked with grief putting them together. but they're shattering works often. >> what of his writing surprised you most, what he said about the dead that he didn't say about them alive or didn't appreciate? >> the eulogy for winston churchill. bill buckley had been to see him speak in person. when he died, buckley celebrated winston churchill's accomplishments through the winning of the second world war but then criticized winston churchill who is lionize ed otherwise in conservative circles for saying on when he didn't the have the stamina for prosecuting the cold war. so these are not always unsparing or not always shall we say celebratory. likewise, his you'll. >> i eulogy for martin luther ki king. it isn't just the gauzy

. >> churchill, john lennon in there.ion on president of the united states and a lot of cases he knew these people personally. he's drawing on his own experience with these people and his own correspondence with the family. the idea was to collect the best pieces of writing. he was a best-selling novelist as well. he had the gift of con juring people and their mannerisms. he was able to share with the reader his own experiences with them. if you love history, politics, art, music, sailing, spy novels, all the things that he loved, you are going to love this book. >> you and i spent some time in california together. >> i thought we were going to keep that on the d.l. >> it was on cam rax you talk a lot about bill buckley. why? >> he was the founder of the modern conservative movement but he was a sparkling personality in his own right and he had a great wit, back in the cold war, someone would equate the kgb and the cia, he would say men who push old ladies out of way on rushing bus, and men who push old ladies into a rush

because john lennon put 1972, i'm not going to get mean, but he said woman is the -- well, kind of slavef the world. women have always been put down. and they have their second prime minister over in england, right now? did you know that? theresa may? host: so your point, they have the second female prime minister. well, i think we need a woman in there to get a woman's viewpoint. all right. caller: i will vote for donald trump because he is for life. god gives each person his holy spirit at conception in the womb of its mother. abortion is an offense against god. youtells us, i put before life and death. choose life. crimeon is an unspeakable pope john paul told us when he came. i will vote and pray for donald trump. host: that was ellen for massachusetts. more calls coming up. but first, the news desk. two media companies last night profiled undecided voters. one highlighted some of the things going through the minds of the voters. the first time she cast a ballot in the election. she said clinton is a no go for the homeschooling mother of three. the debate was an opportunity to whethe

i remember the story of john lennon going up to you guys and saying, don't worry.it. but i do. you were ahead of your time. was that a prouder moment or what you did with crosby, stills, nash, and young? >> both. >> can't compare. >> the only thing i can't resist, i have to tell you this quick story. he came to the story where we were rehearsing ctambourine man. he walked in, we were in awe. >> in l.a.? >> yeah. he listened to us play it. you could hear the gears grinding. he went out directly afterwards and got himself an electric amp. he knew it worked, and -- >> wow. that's cool. >> we were in awe of him, but he was paying attention to what was going on with us. >> what's that like for dylan, though, to hear you guys play and then go out -- >> he liked it. >> and transform. >> it inspired him to do "highway 81 "and "blond on blond." >> we love the guy. he's a great poet. in 100 years they're going to look bake and say who was the best? it was either joni or bob. bob is a fantastic poet. joni sang better. so i would give it to joni. which am i more proud of? i'm

jesus christ, moses, john lennon, who obviously came back on a flying saucer to do an interview withve. >> how -- in the world where everyone has a podcast, how did you stumble upon this? how did you find it? >> okay. i'm really going into the weeds. >> yeah. let's stop. >> no, seriously. i got the recording studio, and it's -- i am constantly, you know, digging for -- i'm constantly working and trying to figure out. i was looking for pod costs with jeff enright who was the beatles engineer. 1966. then 1968, 1969. i couldn't find it. finally i said, screw it, i'm going to go straight to the source. then i just searched paul mccartney and found an hour and a half interview, and that's, like, for beatle dorks like me, that's like, you know -- that's like -- >> let's do the news now. that's great. >> mike has another follow-up on this. >> let's get to politics. >> i'm interested in this. >> sent that fascinating? >> chris hardwood calls it the talking dead, the show that comes on after walking dead. he has a great podcast. >> a new survey monkey poll -- >> oh, great. going back to polit

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