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." >> john: and as john lennon said, "i am the eggman, they are the eggmen, i am the walrus, goo-goo-g'joobll of you are poets. >> john: we have a way with words. now, kiddo, even if you're feeling down please remember that you can do anything you want. >> stephen: once you become president. after that, it's a non-stop orgy-of corruption and crime. but, for now, the most important thing is to never forget that we love you. >> john: and also that your lizard was like that before i put him on the radiator. >> stephen: love you, champ. we'll be right back with john oliver! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ skby björn jason lindh ♪ [metal creaking] [camera zooming] ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious sid

to clean up the vocals from john lennon, tape that had been left over and without a.i.fficult to get the lyrics and song out of it. so they actually won for that track which is kind of a historic moment because they've been very open about the a.i. use there and as you might recall, last year there was a debacle around that artist ghostwriter who had used a.i. to make a track featuring, quote, unquote fake drake and fake the weekend and he wasn't allowed to submit that song last year and this year it was sort of the officially sanctioned a.i. use case. caroline: meanwhile will be smarting done by drake as kendrick lamar runs home. i wonder what it spells for key earnings with spotify coming up and this is their bread and butter. ashley: spotify, you mentioned the drake lawsuit over the kendrick lamar disk track, drake had tried to bring spotify into this previously and ended up not doing anything with that and suing u.m.g. but i think, you know, spotify has already had a hell of a year. their stock is doing very, very well and can't imagine that anything about last nigh

tracks the federal first step act but gives people who were in jail like the prison journalist john lennon who i write about the opportunity to be released from jail, deservedly so, instead of having the reach of the application of the law and we have to enact that law in the state. the sources -- district of columbia has done some and there's some movement in some of the states, i think colorado has done something, pennsylvania, but there was a long way to go. i write about arizona, sorely in need of change, i write about the stephen may case and how horrendous it is and he is in jail for life and he certainly deserves a second chance so the states have to really get up to speed here. i hope during the rest of my life, may be the another few years, that i will be able to make some impact through my book and speaking and talking now on c-span that we need to really get the whole country up to speed. what is interesting also is that for example one of the blurbs in the back of my book, i have hakeem jeffries, but also have [indiscernible] norquist, i want to balance this out, i don't want t

tracks the federal first step act but gives people who were in jail like the prison journalist john lennon who i write about the opportunity to be released from jail, deservedly so, instead of having the reach of the application of the law and we have to enact that law in the state. the sources -- district of columbia has done some and there's some movement in some of the states, i think colorado has done something, pennsylvania, but there was a long way to go. i write about arizona, sorely in need of change, i write about the stephen may case and how horrendous it is and he is in jail for life and he certainly deserves a second chance so the states have to really get up to speed here. i hope during the rest of my life, may be the another few years, that i will be able to make some impact through my book and speaking and talking now on c-span that we need to really get the whole country up to speed. what is interesting also is that for example one of the blurbs in the back of my book, i have hakeem jeffries, but also have [indiscernible] norquist, i want to balance this out, i don't want t

this is where john lennon's voice often a gave out after a couple of renderings of this particular songaughter] but i digress. you're looking at a very cold, extremely chilly new york city. and there's not many people out there. i'm not surprised. it is 11:00 eastern time, and it is tuesday, february the 18th, all day. let's check those markets. hardly any movement look at that. the dow is down 10, s&p up 7, nasdaq down 2. no clear trend. how about big tech? is that also a mixed picture? yes, it is. nvidia, microsoft up. apple, alphabet, amazon down. the yield on the 10-year treasury still hovering around 4.5%. now this. doge wants access to irs data, social security records and the treasury's payment if system. elon musk is searching up and down the federal bureaucracy is. he's looking for fraud and waste. there's a lot of opposition to this. there are privacy and security concerns. michelle king, the acting social security commissioner, stepped down today. before that, senior treasury official retired after a clashing with the doge people. countless lawsuits have been filed but, you k

first, dale, a democratic strategist, former press secretary to john lennon, his ohio chief of staff. he has a tremendous understanding of politics not just in ohio but across the region, which has become the central battleground of presidential campaigns. he was looking to volunteer for a campaign. i was in charge of the delegates and this young smart guy came in to volunteer so i put him to work and he has been working in politics ever since as a pollster, director of polling of the kennedy institute of politics. he is also the author of a book, fight: how generation z is channeling passion to save america. he's become in recent years, i think it's fair to say, one of the leading experts on youth voting in america. michael is also a pollster and a principal at grassroots lab, a campaign management and lobbying firm in california. he's an expert on latino voting trends and served as press secretary to the california assembly republican leader. he's also one of the cofounders of the lincoln project. teresa smith is an award-winning strategist for politics, government and public engage

japanese artist and musician yoko ono who is famous for being the wife in artistic partner of musician john lennon was born and he pulled at our heartstrings from a very young age in movies like greece in saturday night fever, actor and singer john travolta was born to a very happy 71st birthday. we also honor american speed skater shani davis during this black history month who became the first black athlete to win an individual winter olympics gold medal when he placed first in the men's 1000 meter long track. final at the games in italy. >> well, 10 22 is the time. and still ahead, following the devastating fires in southern california, some residents in nearby murrah go walk that nearby murrah go walk that city to study wildfire [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ this morning. the number of california high school senior

you can argue about, you know, maybe jefferson was john lennon or whatever. ringo was john jay, but, you know, you needed them all on this yeasty mix. and then finally, you know, the the long list of abuses in the declaration and some of them are a little a bit much in, right. because at the end of the day, i mean, there was this huge constitutional dispute and contention going on. but prior to the revolution, we are probably the freest people on on earth, which goes to duvall's point about we want to preserve that status quo. probably the wealthiest people per capita on earth, a minor standing of the colonial soldiers were taller, british soldiers was get, so they had better nutrition isn't that usually that's the case three inches three inches that huge so and then just finally i would just stick up for a point that paul a mayor makes, you know, we talk about the preamble we've talked today about how to list the grievances important. the end is really important to because that declared independence that was what's new the preamble there aspects of that there

mike, you know, you know, john, john, john lennon had an album called unfinished art.ave a book called unfinished columns. he gets about 80, 80, 80% of the way through. and he goes, i'm done, i'm done. what an idea. mike. mike, you were there. you were there at that time to talk about just this extraordinary transformation. there was the world actually, before november 22nd, 1963, and the world after november 22nd, 1963. you could also say the same thing about a world of popular culture before february the 7th of 64, when the beatles landed, and the day after they landed on on on the seventh so many fridays ago. >> you know, joe. >> we see things obviously more. >> clearly in the rear view mirror, especially cultural things. >> and there. >> was. >> such an. >> incredible cultural shift in america with the arrival of the beatles, the popularity of their music. and it was the beginning of, i think, a decade or so, maybe even longer, where the culture moved the politics in a way that politics. had never been moved before by culture and by culture moving the politics. i m

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