what are some lessons you think we could draw from johnny crash cash?you are right that i did think about it obviously, it is impossible not to. it didn't have so much to do with particular political figures so much as it did with the way we talk about politics in the united states and terms of debate and discussion we use. one thing that drives me crazy is always speaking in binary terms like on election night everything is red and blue and that's it. someone is liberal or conservative or democrat or republican k and we know lots of people don't fit squarely into those categories even if they might self label themselves that way, it depends on the issues ud for discussion. part of that discourse in recent years it is not uncommon to hear political commentators say we are living in unprecedented polarized times. to a historian it drives you nuts when people say unprecedented because almost always you can find a president regardless what we are talking about. >> we could say nearly unprecedented, can'tn, we? >> i don't think so, we had a civil war and we

both my my mother and my grandmother were johnny cash johnny cash fans to some degree. i was telling you that the other day that i i think i have very early childhood memories of watching some johnny cash specials with our family and at one time there was a johnny cash autograph in our house, which is strange. we know my family because we don't collect memorabilia and they're not really neither my parents were deeply in the pop music and i love johnny cash and they would watch that show and and yet the same time they were not political and in any conventional sense certain. that's my mother and my grandmother would vote but that would be about it. but you suggest that that show sometimes would carry subversive messages that that might have still resonated with people in ways that maybe even they didn't they didn't understood what are some of the ways that the show could have been subversively political. i mean subversive. i'm not sure i would use the term subversive like i get the impression from talking to a lot of people who watch that show including some of my older

left johnny cash.d that show but they were not political in any conventionalat sense my mother d grandmother what vote but i was about it. suggest that show sometimes carry messages that might resonate with people that they didn't understand what are some ways the show could be political? >> i'm not sure i would use this or term versus. i got this from those feel like this was that he brought on young radicalts artists perform alongside mainstream country musicre stars. i think in a way that cash engaged with the public and what made himro popular probably with your mother and grandmother didn't themselves as political was that he had a television show that appeared every week and practically every week waiting in one way or another on some of the most pressing issues facing the country it was in a way that was very open not heavy-handed not like this is what i believe in this is what you should think, he wasn't trying to force some ideological line on you and he came across as a guy trying to make sen

so nixon of course wasn't a national johnny cash fan. nixon kind of like broadway show tunes but someone in his white house staff and funding of this and invited him to the white house to perform. in april of 1970. cash took the invitation. it's a kind of famous episode in the history of johnny cash, his career and his political engagement, because there was this whole dust up or someone in the nixon white house staff asked him to put a couple of songs like merle haggard okie from muskogee, and is really awful kind of racist song by hydrate called welfare cadillac that really, you know, mocks people on welfare. a couple pretty mean songs as far as johnny cash was concerned and he wouldn't play them. he refused to play them by just saying these are not my songs. i'm going to play my set. but then he goes and plays his set and it's interesting because if you listen to the whole concert he starts off saying to this audience of about 300 people of guests who really fought tooth and nail to get tickets to this performance in the white house,

and johnny knoxville! this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the big entertainment news of the day. one of the hottest game shows on television right now is "the masked singer," which is like "american idol," if all the contestants were minor celebrities disguised as genetically mutated teletubbies. and the best part of the show is always when the singers' are revealed. they take off the mask. because you never know who it's going to be. wow! the skunk was faith evans! the hamster was rob schneider! and rob schneider was kevin hart! it's so cool! but every now and then, the reveal is truly shocking, and at yesterday's taping, it brought the whole show crashing down. >> two judges on the fox show "the masked singer" reportedly walked off in protest during the taping of a recent episode after it was revealed that rudy giuliani was a contestant. acco

we're glad that johnny knoxville has gone up.alth insurance provider? >> i actually have very good health insurance. >> trevor: do they know what you do? like, because-- like, whenever i think of health insurance, i think of them being like, "ah, but, you know, preexisting conditions. what do you do for a living" type thing? do you have life insurance. >> i actually got life insurance, which is amazing. >> and they know what you do? >> yeah, they know what i do. i don't harp on it with them, but they know what i do. >> trevor: i like how you say it, you gloss over. "what do you do for a living?" "i work with animals. i work near the water." >> i work with gravity, newtano third law of motion. >> trevor: is there a stunt that terrifies you-- is there a thing you're like, i want to do it, but i don't think i'll have the balls to do it. >> i don't like cold weather and cold water. that's my line in the sand. >> trevor: wow. >> yeah, i don't like it. although, i have-- i have done things in cold weather and cold water. >> trevor: but

johnny whiteley wow, what a man. — in attribute...tribute... johnny whiteley wow, what a man, what a man. _ in attribute... johnny whiteley wow, what a man, what a man. after - what a man, what a man. after retirin: what a man, what a man. after retiring from — what a man, what a man. after retiring from playing _ what a man, what a man. after retiring from playing johnny - what a man, what a man. after retiring from playing johnny had a successful coaching career including leading great britain to the 1970 ashes triumph in australia. he received an mbe and was inducted into the rugby league hall of fame with trademark modesty. to receive this is absolutely _ with trademark modesty. to receive this is absolutely magnificent. - this is absolutely magnificent. rugby league as a team game and like to write so many wonderful people and i been associated with most of the people, really part of that and i stayed friends and companions. the man who became known as gentlemen john died peacefully surrounded by his family. johnny whiteley who h

a 12-year-old boy. >> jay: took a little break. >> johnny: yes.at unusual to me. >> johnny: same with my sisters were eight and ten years older. >> jay: and of course we were all planned. >> johnny: oh, yeah. i can't tell you what my father said about that, because this is daytime television, but we were not planned. >> jay: any signs that the children are going the "jackass" route? has the gene fallen from the tree and hit them in the head? >> johnny: luckily my daughters, that jean did not get passed down to them. girls

charlie, your and johnny, thank you very much., natural immunity is helping and the pandemic, are we done was shocked and boosters for the foreseeable future? ♪♪ the first group i saw live encounter as a kid. not the best, neither here nor there, no question conspiracy theories hindered the fight against the pandemic and now one man at the center, bill faith finally admitting what some experts have been saying the beginning, natural immunity is a powerful tool against covid. >> the virus itself variant called omicron is a type of vaccine, it create both t cell and b cell immunities and has a good job of getting out to the world population more than we have with vaccines. tammy: some cash suddenly is being admitted. those all of the size crowd gate pushing vaccines and boosters is the only option coupled with the cdc withholding data on vaccine effectiveness, is it any wonder so many people are suspicious? here with me to discuss, hospital radiologist and fox news put your critical doctor nicole, you heard bill gates, he started by

number nine -- >> letterman did place a call to johnny carson asking for his advice, and johnny said,ut to begin in earnest on american television. david letterman is now headed for cbs. >> cbs had lured him over with a salary more than four times that of leno and given him what he really wanted, the 11:30 time slot. now as dave and jay prepare to go head to head, one thing is clear -- late-night tv will never be quite the same. >> all of a sudden, there's a talk show war. >> start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. >> on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs. followed a week later by chevy chase on fox and a week after that by conan o'brien on nbc. these combatants join "the tonight show" with jay leno, "arsenio," and "nightline." >> it became a crowded space and the competition became that much more difficult. >> in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think "arsenio" could be the big loser in this free-for-all. >> when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so m

yes he, yes to johnny, johnny on the spot. can be the name of the segments. johnny on the spot. it's going to be jotting on the spot. i think we just coined it. waters world, now johnny on the spot, i like it. john from dallas, texas. i think johnny is flaky, but let's see him -- let's see more of him. he add something to your show. not sure what, but definitely something. i agree on all of that, flaky, we are still trying to understand the value of johnny. all right. and it's all gone to his head and he's now calling agents to get himself signed. text me any time, the text thing is really a hit. we are getting less porn which my producers appreciate, still getting a little but not as much as we got the first week so i just wanted to thank you for sending us less. and you can send anything you want a voice mails. we're going to have a special voice mail edition, because you guys up and leaving us some really ridiculous voice mails, so we're going to be playing some of those. if some of them sound like the alec baldwin voice mail to his daughter. like really vicious. but some of

stone's dope smoke. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: ever smoke dope with johnny carson?ave no idea if he ever smoked. >> jimmy: i don't know, maybe. >> johnny, as funny as he was on air, as serious as he also was sometimes about everything else. so johnny -- >> jimmy: that's one of the effects of dope. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> jimmy: wild swings, from staring at your feet to being the life of the party. >> no, it was really wild that they would go into his office, he would show you the pictures hanging on the wall of all his guests that he had on the show and so on. but then all of a sudden the conversation turned to a serious conversation. about what was going on politically, what's going on in show business, this and that, the stock market, all this kind of -- so i did not know that side of johnny carson. >> jimmy: interesting. >> yeah, it was very -- great, great guy. very giving. and also was a great host, just like you. >> jimmy: now you're having breakfast with animals. [ laughter ] also, there's a fact about you that i think is interesting. i'm not sure if you're

jesse, where did johnny get his socks? i want to pair. johnny got his socks at the fox shop and i think you can get some off. walter, florida. jesse, isn't it amazing that wheel of fortune gave way to grand prize three days in a row? and it had never happened before in the 40 years on air? coincidence? i think not. walter, they are juicing the numbers. we get it, she is running scared. we are right on her heels. it's only our 14th show. we've made it one and a quarter -- we are not even handing out cash. tucker is next, and remember, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." when democratic politicians across this country all of a sudden start to pull back their mask mandates, they did it virtually overnight and they did it in unison, we naturally assumed that new polling had to be behind it, someone at the dnc must have seen terrifying public opinion numbers and decided to abandon project quarantine before the midterm election. that made sense to us. we explained that theo

like i said, johnny lower than that. and as i do say i ever yeah, i am in a corner, the boss latha someone up. i'm like, they put this in one of these not a day that, that the love that and the some like tom or the g i the below with in a bit of a nike gone to they be a put avi talk shop. and then he'll be an adjunct nichols, a beer shop, a garage or so who's asked that alma leguinn a kid. now there's a jordan, how can we do the mason? yes. and that will come and again, if they my up away be, is that a bit of via associated abuse that would fall off and pick it up because of the cope by the samples in the super decided it had to. and then he said, dela hernandez love them, but i i was in holland, but i left my parents and my brother behind i had no idea they were alive. all i had of us constant repetition of a news footage from my home town. the bosnian serbs attack talks of the capital. i was learning that nick a mom, aids, bassetti man had among bidding, glad to watch it all to myself. could this be sorry? it could con

ralph eugene hayes and jimmy and johnny edgar. mr. hayes had failed to come home from work that evening. hayes lived at 115 herndon avenue. simply because of the proximity, we obtained permission to search, and that was when we found a gun, a knife, a picture of a hangman's noose hanging in a tree. we brought them to police headquarters downtown and questioned them, and then all of the sudden, a character surfaced by the name of johnny ray kelly. mr. kelly said on friday night he was five blocks west of herndon avenue on springhill, and he said i was standing out here and up walked jimmy, johnny and ralph. >> kelly claimed that he observed blood on ralph hayes' clothes. ralph told them that he had, quote, jumped a black dude. >> and ralph has a spot of blood this big on his t-shirt. and one of the edgar boys is literally cleaning blood out from under his fingernails with a pocket knife. this was evidence that was piling up. so four days later, we arrested and charged them for the murder of michael donald. we have them in jail. we're s

i called him johnny. bice miller. pitts. i loved it. ah, the 1st time i came here after the war, i went to pay as house looking for him. someone else was living in his house. his neighbor told me that one morning at the beginning of the war, she saw some unknown syrup. soldiers take many young man away. it was one of them. bates, i never returned. batesville always be my johnny wise. miller. as for those soldiers beds of other muslim, his surname gave him away while a house to note. this village used to be mixed while a hudson of which their luggage 10 gauge named courage. it could have been a yugoslav football team. not any more. now your family name defines who you are, all a high, savage, muslim, zale of it, serb and people are digging in history to prove who they are. what is now your docile now one penny in raleigh point? my family to is dollar bill up with a, as i just want to bill and his as not the genetic attorney. that area we're out of . my grandfather was a chat. nick, a 3rd soldier that fought against those yugoslavia. he w

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, johnny, will you go over this way?ou on! >> thank you, nathan we'll see you when you come visit us on year way back. >> absolutely. thank you all! >> i really appreciate it. >> taker why tara lipinski and johnny wei could not barely sit on their seats. they'll be joining us later. >>> we'll focus on the unexpected announcement of the cause of bob saget's death it was revealed by his family. it turns out the star went to sleep after an accidental head injury according to his family. we'll talk to dr. torres the many questions people are asking this morning but first, these messages and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepre

>> you. >> jesse: america can text us and say do you want to see more of johnny or less of johnny?how i feel. i don't want to prejudge it. we will let the audience decide. round rock, texas, thanks for the nightmare after your crocodile segment on friday, i had a nightmare swimming with the crocodiles. probably the same feeling you have working with gutfeld every day. he does bite. >> jesse, please tell me the name of the book you are talking about. >> jesse: it's called miracle morning. it changed my life. trust me, my life needed changing. that's all for tonight. tucker carlson is up next. remember one thing. i am watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." do you ever notice how almost all the leaders of all the countries in the western world, particularly in the english speaking western world, seemed kind of the same? they are what we call neoliberal. they are all weak and fearful. if you think about it. yet if you listen to them talk, you'd think they were omnipotent. we are going to reverse global climate change. we are

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that led me to the johnny. >> story. that was one bigry question i h. >> i want to ask about johnny mcafee, tell us the stories that you discovered about the wacky theories that were being pursued. before we get to that you made news by posting some of your own interview with trump online in which he talked about vice president pence. it was extraordinary and yet not extraordinary in some ways tell us a little bit about what he said about mike pence and why that struck you so people could hear that themselves through their own the years and rather read your accounting in the book. >> just as a way to set that up. one of the chilling moments at the beginning of the year i think on newr year's day something suggesting that mike pence should face the firing squad didn't even explain why, it was strange and trump hadn't been out there publicly talking about how pins would have the power to overturn the election. and there was a lawyer in the peddler of the conspiracy theories regarding the election and i tried to get anybody

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. >> here's johnny!arson inherited "the tonight show," but he made it his own. >> it is going to be wild tonight. i can always tell. >> he hosted a nightly party. >> are you married? >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> and if his buddies came, and they started playing together, you felt like what it must have felt like to go to vegas at 3:00 in the morning and have the rat pack come out. >> no, but where is the guy you talk to? [ laughter ] >> it was a beautiful thing to watch a guy working at his best. >> okay, bingo. get your ax and let's go. ♪ [ audience reacts ] [ laughter ] >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. [ laughter ] >> johnny was the best audience in the world, and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him. she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you look

teacher asks little johnny... johnny... who was the first president?ou know?" she said "i don't think, i know." he said "i don't think i kn either." - [laughs in unison] - [male customer #6]: hey, i got one more. teacher asks little ol' jim in the class.. she said "who was, uh.... who was the first man on earth?" he said "charles cartwright." "ohh no, no jim! it was adam!" he said "i knew it was one of them cartwrights!" - [laughs in unison] - [male customer #6]: y'all have a good one. - [male customer #7]: how are you this morning michael? - [mike]: sir, i'm doing great. i have no complaints. - [male customer #7]: well that's good. - same here. - [char]: i just uh.. it's called a smart phone. too dang'on smart for me.[laughs] - [female]: well how are you char? - [char]: well, i heard her that you asked about me and i told your husband i was gone call you and ll you good morning. - [female]: hello? - [char]: hello? is dang'on phone makes me angry. - [female]: hello? see...an you hear me now? - [char]: there it goes dialin' again.. i don't know who it's

and that kind of led me to the whole johnnie mcafee story, but that was one thematic question that ie. >> and i want to ask about johnnie, and tell some of the stories you discovered about some of the whackier theories that were pursued. before we get to that, you made news, i think, in some ways, partly by posting some of your own interview with trump on-line in which he talks about vice-president pence and it was extraordinary, and yet not extraordinary, right? in some ways, it's like-- so tell us a little about what he said about pence and why that struck you, and people could highlight that themselves through their own ears rather than read your account of it in the book. >> well, just in the way to set that up, one of the strange and kind of chilling moments early, the very beginning of the year, was lynn wood, i think on new year's day tweeted something that mike pence should face a firing squad, didn't explain why and trump hadn't been out there talking about pence would have the power to overturn january 6th. but lynn wood, this kind of lawyer who was the peddler of the farth

and today, johnny 15, someone who received the order of friendship meadow from russian president vladimir peyton after the 2018 woke up in russia. ah, hello, we got headlines on al jazeera, this, our explosions have been heard in parts of kia as russian forces continue. their assault an apartment building has come under attack. camps, mayor says $35.00 people including children were injured and the missile strike occurs but extended. and anyone seen on the street at nice will be considered the enemy here. tonight was hard, but there are no russian troops in the capital in the enemy is trying to get into the city. what we will do a residential building was hit by a missile margins. his services are going dared. now, military police, national guards was in tears and tutorial defense or protecting our city. we are setting checkpoints in the capital. so moment around the city will be limited. she of the critical infrastructure is working with public transport is working to transport workers of the critical infrastructure of the city. demetria is working except for the red line, but the statio

he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as often as johnny carson and now he has his very own showle screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciate it. >> in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with it, don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? i'm sorry. >> proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening to you snort. >> they gave him "the late night show" after "the tonight show." and at the time, people thought who's

. >> jesse: johnny, my assistant, it's his birthday. he turned 26 today.ine: johnny on the spot. >> jesse: he celebrated with a fudgy the whale cake. kind of weird if you ask me for auto 26-year-old. enjoy it, johnny, you earned it. we have a big "primetime" tonight. it's big. a woman who identifies as a wolf. awesome. >> a what? >> jesse: a wolf. greg gutfeld. >> greg: check for lice. >> jesse: she is not on the set. >> greg: mary williamson will be on my show tonight. that should be fun. let's do this. best cake ever. i was wondering where are they now ie the olsen twins. so adorable. got in a bit of a tussle. check them out. at some nightclub like a v.i.p. room. you could tell by the couch they had a little too much to drink. they start bickering. >> jesse: which was is mary-kate. >> greg: i don't know. i cannot tell the difference. what are these? >> dana: chihuahuas. >> greg: look at those faces. giant heads. >> jesse: dog. >> greg: i lost track. >> jesse: harold ford jr.? >> harold: that was a good one, greg. amazing act of heroism. anete good year t

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that, let me to the whole johnny mcafee story that was one somatic question i have. >> right. i would ask about dying back at the end of what you to tell some of the stories you discovered about some of the wackier theories that were being pursued. before we get to that you made news in some ways party by posting some of your own interview with trump online in which he talks about vice president pence, and it was extraordinary and yet not extraordinary, right? in some ways it's like thom tillis about what he said about pence and why that struck you about to highlight some people care that through their own ears rather than just read your account of it in the book. >> just as a way to set that up, one of the strange and kind of chilling moments early, the very beginning of the year was lin wood. i think was on new year's day, tweeted something suggesting that mike pence should face the firing squad. the even explain why pick it was really strange, and by the way trump hadn't been at the publicly yet talking about how pence would have the power to overturn the election ungenerou

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that led me to the whole johnny mac but that was one thinking that it cost. >> i want to tell the story some ofe the back year theories that were pursued. but first you made news families by posting them for their own ears rather than the account of the book. >> just as a way to set that off one of the strange and chilling moments at the beginning of the year was new year's dayay tweeting something suggesting mike pence should face the firing squad. they did not even say why. that was strange and trump and often out there publicly at talking about overturning the auction or january 6. obviously so they were close to what was going on. so the farthest out conspiracy theories regarding the election. and tried to i get anybody at the white house to react to that into sayo something. and she was afraid to say anything about it. here is a guy met with donald trump in the oval office and with these lawsuits challenging the election results is not formally part of theic legal team that part of the larger team. here is aca guy calling for mike pence to face the firings five.n so what can you te

. >> reporter: reaction to the decision clearing kamila valieva range from anger, with johnny weir sayingd not be allowed to compete against clean athletes. the i.o.c. ruled if the russian star finishes in the top three, no flower ceremony and no medal ceremony will take place in beijing. the medal ceremony for last week's team event in which the russians finished first ahead of the americans is also on hold for now. >> you play with fire, you get burned. and here russia strikes again. >> reporter: travis tygart is c.e.o. of the u.s. anti-doping agency. >> she's going to be skating with a dark cloud hanging over her head. at the end of the day, other athletes are there who want the results to be final at the end of the competition, and have their national anthem played. >> reporter: we spoke with u.s. figure skater nathan chen last week about potentially losing out on a ceremony. >> regardless of the color of the medal, i think just knowing, one, u.s. has a medal and two, to be able to step on the pedestal and share the ceremony is special. >> reporter: team usa continues to add to its me

johnny complains has collapsed. inflation was 6.6 percent in december. many stayed employees now only by basic foodstuffs in the 1st week of the month when they get paid. the rest of the month, he says they buy only the bare necessities retailers are feeling these effects on a massive scale we used to have a good capital given now our capital is decreasing every year. it decreases real, our profits have decreased, and our expenses are greater than our earnings. people are even shopping on credit . we're 30, we buy goods on credit and we paid back after a week or 2 of work. and then we buy more on credit towards boy, the situation is unstable. household left was allow for evelyn, and it was our along with what the economists have also noticed inflation is a problem for the country and is by no means under control. in the middle class has crumbled to the point where a significant portion has joined the poorer classes, less weight, and that has a tremendous impact. it takes years in years to restore and even the consequences of all this will be obvious on a

now, to a drama attracting attention on the sidelines of the winter olympics. johnny's tennis stopping chalet has given an interview in beijing denying accusations of sexual assault. she herself made against a communist party boss. a fierce debate has now started outside of china as to whether she had to do so under duress. punctual i spoke to the french sports newspaper. les keep with a chinese olympic official in the room and said her allegations of sexual assault against a former official of the chinese communist party was an enormous misunderstanding. sexual assault. she is quoted as responding to pre submitted questions. i never said that anyone sexually assaulted me in any way before her accusatory post from november, 2nd was scrubbed from her verified account on chinese social media. though, screenshots were posted on twitter pong writing, that young girl, li, of the all powerful politburo standing committee had forced her to have sex. despite her refusals, she told like, keep that she is the one who erased the post. in addition to the le keep interview, the international olympi