you want people to see the movie id, liker. dre d everybody get back in the day. you make a movie. everything is so single driven, so people are only thinking i'm going to make an album, but make sure there is one record on here. you have to have the kurds to make a full body of work that people will listen to. tavis: i hear your point. so why aren't more people seeing and doing it that way? >> i think it is the labels that say this is what is in now. you're going to sell 60 million singles instead of 60 million albums. that is the big thing, is singles right now. but if you are an artist, you're going to want more than just that. you're not going to be afraid to give your people a full movie or a full body of work. you've got to be not afraid to lose. out on something, but the bottom line is, you can't he afraid to make the movie. labels,ince you mention how would you grade your experience as an artist to date, overall, with regard to your relationship with music labels? that is a treacherous path for a lot of people. it is the music business. do you think you have done relatively

it costs mother to send someone to likers than to send them to harvard. we actually addressed that on the show that is an example of exactly the problem. we can be smarter. >> zblrkts you. i call it being smart on crime. and what if it was four strikes you are out or five strikes. the point is that i want to be hard on crime. what does it mean when people don't want to go back to prison. people say they are criminal and should we give them some measure of benefit society be benefits. every dollar that we spend on public education pays us back seven dollars for not having to send someone to prison. let's be smar smarter. we can do this. >> let's talk about what is no the new ininthe news. bill deblasio was elected in new york. don't those measures stop people from going to prison. >> stop and frisk is interesting. >> if you think of o of the fou. amendment and if you are going to have something like stop and frisk it shoulshould be equally applied. but if we are going to do that, we should also be stopping and frisking down on wall street individuals on th

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even if something passes or comes to the house, i would like , liker your point of view rush limbo orra ingram, those talk shows that looks like the point of view of the american people. i will hang up and listen to your comment. thank you and have a good day. guest: thank you. certainly, there are talk shows on both the left and the right. they are certainly trying to raise their ratings and they are very aggressive in how they portray a lot of these bills. now we have a ill that is very factual. i think it is important as we move forward with this solid piece of legislation. this is not new and has been in print for one year. they have a responsibility to report on the facts. they don't have to like them. there are things they can certainly pick apart. but we have to really talk about the facts of this bill. i am making it my mission to go on as many shows on the left and the right and that in the middle. i want to talk to everybody because we take this to the american public. we need to let them know what exactly is in this bill so they can go back to their member of findess and pu

it's actually liker than some of the oil that comes out of california. the speculation and that's pretty much what it is about the composition of oilsands is just that, speculation. you also have to keep in mind we get more old from canada than any other country in the world. it's been that way for a long time. most of that oil is coming out of the oilsands. this is not something new. this is not some new mix of oil that's coming in through keystone. there are a lot of other pipelines that are bringing oil in from canada. host: that was transcanada executive that we talked to in september when we visited the area about their keystone xl pipeline. we'll be talking to alex pourbaix coming up here in a minute. he's president of energy and oil pipeline. as our coverage continues, cushing, oklahoma we are live there with our cameras this morning. it is one of the so called tank farm terminals in cushing, oklahoma. they have about 90 storage tanks at embridge. there are 12 other companies that operate storage tanks there. you have the pipelines from all over t