my name is john wayne. i've come here tonight to pay my respects to our 39th president, our new commander in chief, and to wish you godspeed, sir. in the uncharted waters ahead. i am considered a member of the opposition the loyal opposition. accent on the loyal. i'd have it no other way. john wayne was a wonderful american. he disagreed with a lot of politics, but we probably would not have gotten the panama canal treaties passed if it hadn't been for john wayne. he was good friends with the president of panama, and he talked to all the republicans. he called every republican senator several times trying to get them to vote with us on those things. so so it was a way that the commonality of what you believed in and getting it done was something that was happening back there. in conclusion, may i add my voice to the millions of others around the world that wish you good? well. mr. president, we ask only one thing that you preserve this one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. and we know that

into the office that i grew up with a dad who was a cowboy, and he was much like you would picture john waynehis westerns. he lived hard and fast, and when he sent us off to school, we obviously lived in the country. we had to drive. he said, drive fast and take chances. so there's not a lot of people that have dads like that, um, but he also told us every day to get out of bed because more people die in bed than anywhere else. and so we knew that when we got up we got to work and we worked together as a family, but that also taught me a lot about how you need to live your example and an example in front of the people that you lead of what you want them to do, but they also could respect you in the process of being in front of that organization. the one story i'll tell you, and i shared it with kay the other day about my dad was i remember one time i was building fence with him when i was about 10 years old. and we were building fence, stretching wires and out there putting up about 1.5 of this fence, and he turned to me and he said, christie, where's the post mall, which is the post pounder

he was much like you when you picture of john wayne was when he lived in westerns.ast. when he sent us to school, he said drive fast and take chances. there's not a lot of people who have dad like that. [laughter] he also told us every day to get out of bed because more people die in bed than anywhere else. so we knew that when we got up, we got to work together as a family did that it also taught me a lot about how you need to live your example, an example of one of the people that you lead of what you want them to do. but that they also could respect you in the process of being in front of that organization. the one story about my dad is, i remember one time i was building a fence with him when i was about 10 years old. we were building sense, stretching wires out there, about a mile and a half of this fence and he turned to me and said where's the post pounder, that you pound the post in with. i turned to him is that it's in the trunk. he said, go get it. with my dad, you ran everywhere you went. i ran to the truck, brought it to him and handed it to him and as i

we watched john wayne movies. he are burning daylight. leading to the pasture to go to the firm for years led my horses back and forth. and is not until i was older this is a phrase of ronald reagan. political awakening in somebody families as i address this, we would wake up, we never discussed around the table. we knew we had freedom and personal responsibility and make our corner of the world a better place and it wasn't any more complicated than that. i was nine years old when reagan was elected. [laughter] i read of reagan's genuine sorrow. i didn't know what it felt like until i became governor. and as you know ronald reagan was also 33rd governor. the world is a very different place today. i came across a speech in the reflected so many. i feel his words resonate with us all now. too every person trapped in tierney's, we send our love and support. the struggle is real, your dreams are our dreams. you will be free. what's happening in ukraine is tragic. the reagan freedom award. fight for freedom for the ukrainian people. may god bl

a lot of the lower frills airlines are have some great deals to the john wayne airport. you're 20 minutes away from disneyland resort. if you're coming out for the 70th celebration starting may 16th, four nights stay at any of the three hotels linked to the parks. they're knocking 30% off those resort rates. you're basically paying for about two and three quarter nights and getting the next couple of nights for free. so that's starting may 16th at the three hotels disneyland hotel, grand californian and the brand new pixar place hotel that opened up last year 30% off. so i think disneyland this year, incentivized by their 70th anniversary, is really stepping up to the plate with some great incentives, particularly on the hotel front, with some great ticket incentives as well. for the next three months. kids tickets ages three through nine, 50 bucks for a one day, one park pass. so check those out. disneyland.com/offers because i know you're itching to come back. >> you know what? i always want to go there. it's a lot of fun. thank you for the tips, gabe. and i really lik

entre quienes se pronunciaron otros como el nuevo líder de la mayoría republicana en el senado, john waynemy carter antes de la misa fúnebre el jueves en la catedral nacional en el capitolio. randy serrano, telemundo. ya casi un presidente también muy respetado en varios países de latinoamérica por su cercanía con gobiernos de su época. sí, son días para honrar todo ese legado. ya escuchábamos el presidente más longevo de la historia de estados unidos y qué impresión! más de 23.000 personasas que hando a honrar su memoria continúa su legado. vamos a la pausa. la estación de bart hayward fue cerrada esta mañana por un apuñalamiento. tenemos la actualización relacionada con los sospechosos que fueron detenidos. y sabemos perfectamente que es 1 de los primeros puntos. con lo cual la ministra la la próxima administración va a querer precisamente atentar. y también hablaremos sobre las medidas que deben tomar beneficiarios del tps ante las acciones anti migrantes que ha prometido el presidente electo donald trump. y si usted está interesado en que le disminuyan la tasa de interés de su tarjeta

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for control officer down for almost 2 years. catherine story reports from rank themselves through john wayne rank town. a border area in south is on a web, there was a bit of tension and unrest on a friday a when some people tries to protest against things that are happening in so don, with the needs have allegedly being kills what's happening now. things are a bit calm shops have been opened. 7 people are moving around as well, games you about whether it will protest as well. uh, the situation. it has been contained as well. the lead out sedona has for the on investigation into atrocities that was allegedly me said in the 0 states. but people here are very angry, they want results as quickly as possible. and c, u, n. c, a in rank, has killed down as races saying that they're waiting all the situation to see when they're going to us kill up more than a 1000000 people have been displaced and i'll come to this area since the war is to don, started us 1000 all of them are fussing, he rang every day and that means they need a lot of help. they need medical attention, they need what they need foo

grande de john wayne, right. maureen o'hara and moreno is supposed to be a virginian with irish accent and. she they for sheridan in the valley. so she keeps saying arsonist murderer kind of giving them a hard time. but for them it's a legitimate right. but that's a famous movie that people have watched. and that's creating a specific that people know then. so it depends on which side you're on. is it legitimate was it type of that hard war strategy or is it that you are actually crimes like arson and murder? so it's very fascinating. but i was just thinking for especially for again, what that narrative is and who who writes that story, because it could very much be that we were they didn't want to say they didn't always want to say victims. but. right. the war, they often portrayed themselves as victims of these atrocious acts, especially when they're trying to get pensions. that's going to play a huge role. it's going to change as they get older and they become more kind of reconciliation, where the actual the

john wayne, anyone filming in horses is in the fecal cloud. >> stephen: this is exciting. >> betty: a role of mary todd in "oh mary." how did this come about? >> betty: i do not really understand. i was filming the mini-series this past summer about a different president who was assassinated the 1800s, james garfield, and playing his first lady. i was literally sitting in a set of the oval office dressed as a first lady sitting across from a lincoln bost and i got a text from my agent saying, would you be interested in stepping in for cole as mary todd. i looked up and made eye contact with the lincoln bust i just started sobbing. the person next to me with no context or saw me doing the crossword and then seeing lincoln. >> stephen: i understand debuting at that theater has great meaning, they lyceum. >> betty: both of my parents are actors and did mostly stage and i basically grew up in a stage manager's booth memorizing their lines and everyone else's lines. giving everyone notes. yeah, just like any helpful 8-year-old. i called my dad to tell him, while i have done lots of off-bro

[cheers and applause] - he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.xpanded their audience. artists like george strait, or brooks & dunn-- plenty of acts really worked their way up and became massive. - over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts, with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. - as the boom and the music takes hold, western-ware dealers can't keep up with the demand. - you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. - ♪ is there life out there ♪ ♪ so much she hasn't done ♪ - women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, chely wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain... - let's go, girls. [guitar chords] come on. - i remember when shania twain came out. i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her, but, come to find out, i just wanted to be her best friend. - ♪ the best thing about being a woman ♪ ♪ is that prerogative to have a little fun and ♪ ♪ oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ go to

back in the day when i first got there with sinatra and jimmy stewart and john wayne and you had a lotf big stars that were conservatives. so it was balancing out. johnny carson is would have talked about the problems. jimmy kimmel, god bless him, he's half italian, i've known him, he doesn't because he's in bed9 with the democrats. schumer, schiff, pelosi, newsom, that's a meeting ground for the left in hollywood. and this is what happens. actors are frightened to speak out, they're frightened because of their jobs for getting blacklisted, so stuff like this happens -- elizabeth: okay, we've got to -- maybe it'll change. show the list of celebrities' homes whose houses, celebrities' houses and their neighborhoods got burned. this is now -- jamie if lee -- by the way, jamie lye cur curtis' neighborhood was burned. there's now a recall petition, nearly 40,000 people demand l.a. mayor with karen bass be immediately recalled. we've got the l.a. fire chief rebutting l.a. mayor bass. the chief warned a month ago that a near delay -- nearly $18 billion budget cut had a plunged the fire depar

been in several different shoot-outs, and i can tell you, it's not like you see on television or john wayne. the adrenaline starts, just shoot through your body, and i imagine that happened with these officers. these officers ran toward danger and they did and excellent job. >> bill: and they likely saved a whole lot more lives in the process, you see that video right there, as soon as the gunshots go off, not a single one stays behind, they go running towards it. we are think will to the officers. thank you, ted, for your services as an officer, as well. sandra? >> sandra: all right, bill. ted, thank you very much. let's bring in tom homan now, the incoming trump administration border czar. tom, great to have you here. i want to get to new orleans again in just a second, but we just got this fresh information out of las vegas, and the police chief they are giving us a lot of new details. i want to get your reaction to. he characterized what they're learning on the ground in las vegas as a suicide with a bombing that occurred immediately thereafter. they are not aware of any other subjects

crediting this manifesto of resistance against powers like racist, superficial liberals, elvis, john waynebodies how to reinforce the power of art, protest, and politics. he's worked across music, publishing, activism, radio and political advocacy, endorsing causes and candidates and fighting even and i would add, especially in what can be discouraging times. the acclaimed musician, grammy nominee and rock and roll hall of famer is our special guest for today's exclusive conversation. thanks for being here. >> exclusive. good to meet you, ari. >> yes, sir. >> great to have you. what did fight the power mean when you were making that song? and did you have any idea it would spawn all this? >> you have an idea? i was 15 when the isley brothers came out with fight the power. it was jarring, but let's talk about the different world. it was listening. people listened, especially when you talk about music and culture. listening was the art just as much as the music itself. i mean, everything was sort of like penetrating through the audio. we didn't have control over media. so black music and cul

first came into the office a group of the dead who is a cowboy and he was much like you picture john waynetern despair he live hard and fast peer win he sent us off to school be lived in the country he said drive fast and take chances so there aren't a lot of people who have dads like that. but he also told us every day to get out of bed because more people die in bed than anywhere else. so we knew we got up we got to work and work together as a family about that also taught me a lot about how you need to live your example and an example in front of the people that you lead of what you want them to do but they also could respect you in the process and being in front of the organization. but one story i will tell you and i shared it the other day about my dad was i remember one time i was building a fence with him win i was ten and we were building fence stretching wires putting up a mile and a half of this fence and he turned to me and said christy where is the post mall the post pounder that you pound the posts with and i said it's in the truck and he said go get it. so with my dad you ra

we checked cows sunday afternoon and we watched john wayne movies. the duke had a same as the line by dad loved to repeat on long days on the ranch. we are burning daylight. i remember a gate at our farm leading from the past year where i let my horses through to go to the barn. for years, i led my horses back and forth through the gate. above the gate was a sign that hung this quote "there is nothing so good for the inside of a man than the outside of a good horse." it was not until i was much older that i realized this was a favorite phrase of ronald reagan's. if you want to know what reagan meant to my dad, a man who worked and depended on god and dirt for his livelihood, that tells you all you need to know. political awakening, like in so many families, as i address this, when we wake up, we rarely discussed politics. we never discussed it around the table. on our branch, our politics were lived. they were not talked about. we knew we had freedom and personal responsibility. we knew we needed to use both to make our corner of the world a better p

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. he's got the looks of a cowboy and the moves of a rock n roll star. it sounded like rock n roll guitars and big drums and everybody's singing along. that's what people liked about rock shows. >> but here i come. as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks and dunn, plenty of acts really worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts. with over $2 billion in sales and climbing as the boom in the music takes hold, western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like, you are than madonna is. their life out there. >> so much she hasn't done? >> women in country was a huge thing in the 90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, shelley wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain, let's go girls come on. i remember when shania twain came out. i was

even john wayne supported it. he included all of these people to get support for this. but donald trump seized upon that, even as he called jimmy carter a good man. >> look, i liked him as a man. i disagreed with his policy. so he thought giving away the panama canal was a good thing. i think it cost him the election that in the hostages. i actually think that was a bigger factor, because that's the deal that just should not have been made. but again, this was a question that was asked of me. i didn't bring it up. i didn't want to bring up the panama canal because of jimmy carter's death. >> and look through the course of jimmy carter's life. he saw 17 american presidents, including donald trump. and it's quite extraordinary when you think that one of his biggest achievements there, which was controversial at the time in the 1970s, there's no question. but it reached bipartisan support. now it is in the crosshairs of donald trump. but at that news conference earlier today, just 13 days before donald trump is indeed sworn into office, so many other headlines, including,

we watched john wayne movies. he are burning daylight.o the pasture to go to the firm for years led my horses back and forth. and is not until i was older this is a phrase of ronald reagan. political awakening in somebody families as i address this, we would wake up, we never discussed around the table. we knew we had freedom and personal responsibility and make our corner of the world a better place and it wasn't any more complicated than that. i was nine years old when reagan was elected. [laughter] i read of reagan's genuine sorrow. i didn't know what it felt like until i became governor. and as you know ronald reagan was also 33rd governor. the world is a very different place today. i came across a speech in the reflected so many. i feel his words resonate with us all now. too every person trapped in tierney's, we send our love and support. the struggle is real, your dreams are our dreams. you will be free. what's happening in ukraine is tragic. the reagan freedom award. fight for freedom for the ukrainian people. may god bless the pe

hello, my ragtime gal, wayne newton was sort of the cultural bridge between elvis and frank sinatra. >> he was doing a sinatra type show with that veneer of. class john king. da lynda kincaid. >> thank you for all the joy and fame. >> i was comfortable in the kind of music that frank did. loved the ballads, loved to be able to sing that way wayne newton started out performing in the lounge at the fremont hotel in downtown las vegas. >> he'd have to go sit in the coffee shop and drink a coke in between shows, because he was way too young to be anywhere in the hotel other than the stage or the coffee shop. >> the gentleman who was auditioning us listened to two songs, and he got up to leave and i thought, well, back to school. and he said, if we can get you a work permit, are you for two weeks? the two week engagement turned into a five year contract. >> fly me to the moon. let me sing among the stars. >> i think the time has come and gone that a singer can just stand and sing. you have to do more things than just sing. you have to be a performer. and it's a little easier to achieve some kind of longevity. that are the words i love. >> you listen to th