i met my wife at madison square garden. reason i actually asked her out on a date was that she knew who the knicks' first-round draft pick was in 1980. the garden sent me a jersey with my name on it. >> reporter: the lifelong new yorker has been a knicks season ticket holder for over 40 years. >> i was working, and i was able to buy a knicks season subscription. it was 1976. i think the tickets were $12.50 each. and it was like one of the great moments of my life that i had season tickets. and i have had those seats up until they were revoked or terminated by madison square garden for over 47 years. >> reporter: norren and hutcher two of several attorneys that have been denied entry into msg entertainment for being involved in lawsuits against msg entertainment. some being picked out of the crowd by special cameras that can immediately identify people. in your opinion, they're 100% retaliating for you against this case? >> unequivocally. i have never had action taken against me as a lawyer because of something i have done wi

. >>> and concertgoers met with facial recognition cameras as they walked out of madison square gardenar why and whether it's a slippery slope legally. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> obviously, there's a lot to cover, but we'll start with the memphis special police unit now facing scrutiny. all five of the former officer were members of the recently created scorpion unit which was tasked with tackling rising crime in the city. the memphis police department announcing that they'll permanently deactivate the unit. the police chief says it was created due to an outcry because of three years of violence in the city. >> this is one of three teams whose primary responsibility is to reduce gun violence, to be visible in communities. we had record numbers in 2021. 346 homicides. so this unit was put together, and they had great success. >> so joining us now to talk about it, cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, mr. john miller. john, good morning to you. thank you. wow, there's a lot to discuss here. the intent was good. the end result was a failure. that was the att

i'm not an attorney that works on the case or any cases against madison square garden. n square garden entertainment on removing lawyers from events saying msg introduced a policy that prevents attorneys pursuing litigation against our company until it has been resolved. we cannot ignore the fact that litigation creates an adverse environment. all impacted attorneys were notified of the policy. sam, your experience here? >> my experience is this has opened up a very deep and wound that no one has noticed yet. that is facial recognition meets artificial intelligence all controlled by a billionaire tyrant who has taken public accommodation and said i'm not going to allow it to be public anymore. i don't want people who dissent or disagree with me and if somebody is part of a law firm even if they have nothing to do with the garden, this is the collective punishment that is visited upon all these thousands of lawyers, maybe 20 or 30 of which ever had anything to do with madison square garden. >> dana: is there a counter suit? how do you think it gets resolved? >> we've take

next season tickets were river vocs last year after msg removed his colleague from a game at madison square garden at the time hunters law firm represented ticket resellers who were suing msg. there is no rational legal, moral or. any explanation that you could give that would justify the action that madison square garden has taken. kelly conlon says she tried to attend a rocket show around the holidays. but she says the venue scanned her facer her firm happened to be working a case against one of msg restaurants. james writing msg entertainment cannot fight their legal battles in their own arenas, representative for msg said the policy does not unlawfully prohibit anyone from entering our venues. we are merely excluding a small percentage of lawyers. only during active litigation, but the practice is raising ethical and legal questions with potential ripple effects. far beyond new york. it is very dystopian. it is very 1984 ish. how far is this technology going to go? that people are going to be able to use this type of technology to take action. that is clearly not what it was originally intende

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. >>> the ceo of madison square garden is planning to ban alcohol sales as he is planning to defend thecognition. >> james dolan is saying that the madison square gardens is threatening the liquor license as lawyers are planning to sue msg to sue patrons for attending the venues, and it is not just madison square garden, but it is dolan saying, this is my venue, and i can allow who is allowed in and who is not, and how is that sitting with the city? >> well, it is all starting with the mayor letitia james who is saying that the facial recognition software is not just tech, but it is holding the people attending events at madison square garden is a protest by james dolan of the new york city liquor authority by saying that you might be in violation by allowing lawyers who are representing the folks who are suing madison square entertainment, and might have been temporarily banned, and this is how one of them was greeted when they tried to enter the arena. >> you are coming up matching someone on facial recognition. >> benjamin -- >> yes, you are revoked. >> that is because that is an att

the big deal, it is madison square garden this weekend, tonight, saturday and sunday.y they are sold out. 40 cowboys riding the bucking bronco. i am addicted to yellowstone and i think the popularity of this series is going to boost the sales here tonight because you know i love the hats and the cowboy boots. i don't know if you can see those. look at those. >> todd: nobody wears a hat on tv better than janice dean, kentucky derby, rodeo, doesn't matter. governor desantis holding higher education accountable, forcing state universitieses to aren't any money spent on critical race theory. >> ashley: a mom will join us next. ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is pos

today, he keeps up his nearly 10-year-long sold-out residency at madison square garden, playing the piano so many fans adore. he's sold more than 150 million records, but he also hasn't recorded a new rock album in almost 30 years. i wanted to understand all this. i wanted to understand him and his talent. so, here we are, on our way to billy joel's house. i'm excited, a little nervous. we'll see how it goes, fingers crossed. i still remember, hearing "glass houses," getting the album, the vinyl, and that photograph of you with the rock. and you're about to throw it. ♪ ♪ ♪ friday night i crashed your party ♪ ♪ saturday i said i'm sorry ♪ >> it was electric. ♪ you may be wrong, for all i know you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ ♪ you may be wrong, but you may be right ♪ >> so, you write for whom? >> i write for me. i mean, may sound selfish, it may sound self-serving, but the only person that i, know who can judge what i'm doing correctly is me. i know when i've written something that's not that good, but i've also writte

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this hits an absurd assistance when they host a rally at madison square garden in new york city that functions as an american nazi party rally. there is a giant, giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address to a settlement misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. it shows we need to be careful about misappropriations and washington warning about foreign influence in our policy that's one of the reasons to stay out of it. now you have a foreign government misappropriation of farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolationist doctrine. it's not a song about a foreign policy of independence of not squandering our strength through false alliances we should not try to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights we should focus on strengthening ourselves. once we

happened the night to change the feeling that jimmy carter is on his way to a coronation at madison square garden the battle for the republican nomination turned out to be really close, close enough to make the ford finger nails sweat but gerald ford got the nomination. when ford was nominated, reagan's supporters staged a demonstration on the convention floor and the went on and on and on and on. by the end of that convention, it's clear although gerald ford may be the nomination, ronald reagan won the hearts and minds of conservatives >> reagan did great damage, look at the poll numbers he's 30 point ahead of gerald ford, he had a weak position in the national race, so he challenged jimmy carter to a debate. >> as president i'd like to explore a little more deeply our relationship with the russians >> max frank kel asked ford a question about whether the united states was accepting of soviet domination of eastern europe. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there never will be under a ford administration. >> i'm sorry, could i just -- did i understand you to say, sir, that the

madison square garden entertainment is expecting to complete the spinoff of live entertainment businessesn march and proposed transaction aims to separate traditional live entertainment, collection of performance venues, entertainment and sports bookings and the christmas spectacular production from msg's sphere. msg networks and tao group hospitality and the tax-free spinoff gives shareholders of msg entertainment a 67% economic interest in the new company. for those that don't know, msg sphere is the gigantic black sphere they're building in vegas. need a lot more money to get it completed and so everybody's watching that one. roaders reporting the europeanon union prepares to send microsoft and antitrust warnings over the plan of $69 billion activision and has a april 11 deadline to finish its review of the deal. the potential eu warning comes after the ftc last month sued to block the acquisition saying it would suppress competition and activision blizzard closed at $76 and change and buyout price is $79. we'll see if it can season that $3 or less than $3 over the next couple of weeks

ticketmaster was called ticket tron, and my brother would buy tickets to see queen, or david bowie at madison square gardenu could get tickets. and now it's out of control with the added fees, and it's the idea that -- it's not good for the artist and music in general. live music is what is a big part of driving not only the artist, but also the fans, and it's the experience they deserve to have to have the opportunity to find tickets for their favorite artists, whether it's taylor swift or hairy styles. whatever it is. for me, i look at it as they have just been coasting on the idea that they have had so much control, and live nation and ticketmaster got together. the price gouging is unbelievable. for some music fans, it could be the only show they want to go and see that year and they can't get on the website and the thing keeps crashing. obviously they have the money there and they need to do more with their security and they need to do more and figure out technology. i think it's good that capitol hill is looking at this, because, you know, it's an unbelievable monopoly and a thing that has been pushi

. >> -- couple nights at madison square garden's. >> i did know you played msg. >> yes, i will be singinge on science, space and technology. does that make sense to you? >> yeah, yeah. because i was the first openly gay, jewish, republican latino to walk on the moon. to have a problem with that? >> that actor in the jimmy kimmel sketches nelson franklin. and guess what? he joins me now. it's good to see you. i have to say, people are always talking about who is going to play him in a movie. and your name came up time and time again. what is it like having the -- well, apparently the face of one controversial congressman these days? >> it's been a crazy thing, laura. thank you for having me, by the way. i got off twitter in early 2017, just sort of during the early trump presidency, for my own mental health. and i sort of missed a lot of the viral tweet tweets that were -- my family forwarded me the highlights. it is weird. it is very weird. that's the only word i can describe it. >> i can imagine what that is like. and good for you for trying to get off. it is such a bad -- that's how twi

james no one is threatening to shut down all cattle sales in the upcoming hoquiam at madison square garden'suor authority's investigation of the menus facial recognition technology that is fused to ban lawyers suing dolan, dolan also says he put up signs with the liquor authority ceos photo and contact info telling him to call and complain if they want to drink at hockey games. kansas city chiefs tide in travis kelsey was caught up in the moment when he decided to launch back at quarterback chad hensley, someone help me out with this. hannay, there is a z in there. first touchdown in a playoff and thanks to the fan they tracked down the ball, they say once henne gets a back they fans will get it done my coming as a thank you, and there'll be a rematch of the 2022 championship meanwhile ricky sensation brock purdy and the phillies are battling it out you can catch the game at 3:00 eastern on fox. americans are getting pink slips as corporate layoffs spread beyond big tech but chipotle is beefing up hiring ahead of brito season. the fast food chain says it is looking to hire 15,000 workers ove

. >> it's huge. 16th time we have been to madison square garden and the big apple and about the sixthoff 2023 right here right where we're supposed to be in msg. >> janice: bull riding that is the most popular event when you go to a rodeo. >> 40 of the best riders in the world competing on the best bowls we can from the country and makes for a great show. >> janice: get on the bull four times. >> top three after those and championship round and determine the champion and go on. whoever wins this has a leg up on the world standings. >> janice: 8 seconds got to be on the bull. >> 0 to 100. so, cream does rise to the top here because they have a lot of opportunity and, like i said, we did bring the best bulls that we can have. janice: talk about the dirt. that's all anybody wants to talk about. >> the dirt. a lot of dirt. 600 yards. we have to bring in overnight here because of the trucking and so but, yeah. there is about a foot of dirt all the way around on the floor we're over ice here. the nicks just played basketball here a couple days ago the rangers had a game three days ago. it's

. >> for the past six months, madison square garden emmett garden entertainment has used facial recognitionss to two attorneys at firms suing the company, even if they are not working on the litigation. an attorney at the firm suing the company who is not working on the suit is concerned about the policy and its impact. speak of the biometrics and the facial recognition technology is -- was being used as more of a punitive measure, and a means to dissuade people from filing lawsuits against them. >> in response, msg entertainment says that they notified law firm said that the institute of the street foreign policy that concludes to take legal litigation from the con benny, until the litigation has been resolved. >> it cannot be tolerated when the rich and powerful used surveillance technology, use our own images as a weapon against us. >> new york state lawmakers were of the company asking them to end the policy even threatening to pull the venue's liquor licenses and tax breaks. trace. >> trace: lauren, thank you, later, we all know someone who talks too much, some argue talking less will

. >> and a couple of nights at madison square garden. >> i didn't know you're playing msg. >> yes, i'll> piano man, hey jude, happy birthday. >> you were just named to the house committee on science, space and technology. does that make sense to you? >> well, yeah, yeah. because i was the first openly gay jewish republican latino to walk on the moon. do you have a problem with that? >> that actor and n the jimmy kimmel sketch is nelson franklin, and guess what? he joins me now. it's good to see you. i have to say people are already talking about who's go to play him in a movie, and your name came up time and time again. what's it like having the, well, apparently the face of one controversial congressman these days? >> it's been a crazy thing, laura. thank you for having me, by the way. you know, i got off twitter in early 2017, just sort of during the early trump presidency for my own mental health. i sort of missed a lot of those sort of viral tweets that were happening about me looking like this guy. but my friends and family sort of forwarded me the highlights. it's weird. it's very

that he would align with the emancipation's position and he came out at a speech and i think madison square garden and said, you know, i support the era and so they were all excited about it. but then if you go through his presidential source materials as i did at the light at his library you see that he was saying i'm private things like i don't know what the era is, so so i mean his support for it was pretty lackluster. and again, i think it was his secretary labor was very against the era for the same idea of women need special protection industrial realm and so his partly because of his secretary of labor eisenhower's like truman also backed away. he didn't come out and say he was against it. he just again was decided to be quite quiet about it. so it just shows that shows you how protectionists were really able to start their dominance in the post-war period right and so you in the book. it's a you know original conflict over the equal rights amendment 1920 to 1963 why 1963 what significant about that time? great question so let me just back up for a second. as i said in the 1920s there wasn'

_ sold—out 15 nights at madison square garden so _ sold—out 15 nights at madison square garden gone sideways now. can we bring sam up? there he is. i wasjust going to say all three of us here in the studio have been lucky enough to have a sam ryder hug, who are you most looking forward to hugging at the brits because i assume there will be some people there who you have not had the chance hug before? i will give harry a massive hug because — i will give harry a massive hug because he _ i will give harry a massive hug because he will— i will give harry a massive hug because he will probably - i will give harry a massive hug because he will probably need j i will give harry a massive hug i because he will probably need a i will give harry a massive hug - because he will probably need a big duffel— because he will probably need a big duffel bag _ because he will probably need a big duffel bag for— because he will probably need a big duffel bag for his _ because he will probably need a big duffel bag for his words _ because he will probably need a big duffel bag for his words and -

. >> yeah, perform a couple nights at madison square garden. >> jimmy: i didn't know you were playingsongs, "piano man," "hey jude," "happy birthday. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm glad you're here, congressman. because i have some questions. a lot of people have called you out for lying about details in your life. what do you have to say to that >> well, you know, i don't consider the things i've said to be lies they're what my great grandfather, winston churchill -- [ light laughter ] -- he would call them embellishments, embellishments, you know i embellish. and on my hot dog, i put relish [ laughter ] i relish the embellish, jimmy. >> jimmy: now, you - [ laughter ] you said on your resume that you worked for goldman-sachs, and that is just not true. >> no, all right fine, all right. that, no -- the truth is, i did not work for goldman-sachs i am goldman-sachs [ laughter ] yes. i founded the company many years ago. but i changed my name to george santos, because who wants the last name sachs? it stinks. >> jimmy: what about your education? what about your education? where did you actua

and he came out at a speech in madison square garden, and said i support the e. r. a.. and so they were all excited about it. but then, if you go through his presidential source materials, as i did at his library, you see that he was saying in private things, like i don't know the ra is. so, his support for it was pretty lackluster. and again, i think it was his secretary of labor was very against the e. r. a. for the same idea of women needing site special protection in the industrial realm. and so, partly because of a secretary of labor eisenhower, like truman, also backed away. he didn't come out and say that he was against it. he just again decided to be quite quiet about it. so, it just shows, that shows you how protections were able to reassert their dominance in the post war period. >> right. and so, in the book, it says original conflicts of equal rights amendment, 1920 1963. why 1963? what's significant about that? >> great question. so, let me just back up for a second. as i said in the 1920s, there wasn't very much progress in the area. it's sort of for vario

owner of the madison square garden threatening to hold a sporting event without alcohol for the fans james dolen. this is the use of facial recognition technology lawyers affiliated with law firms with cases against msg have been denied entry to events because of the facial recognition sees them and stops them as they are trying to walk in >> law clerks. >> in the interview, ceo james dolen accused the liquor authority of taking away his liquor license he would pick a night when the rangers are playing to not serve alcohol. there is a rule that says if you have a license, you have to serve. dolen said he would still go to games. he posted emails and phone numbers of the state liquor authority. this story has multiple levels >> one who was thrown out was not working on the case. he was employed by the same law firm. >> let's start with how do you feel about using facial recognition, which i did not realize, msg has been using since 2018 as you are walking in, they figure out who you are and maybe it is for security purposes. are you cool with that let's start with that. >> i'm cool wi

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this hits an absurd extent when they german bund hold a rally at madison square garden. this functions as an american at nazi party rally. there is a giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address is all someone misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. so it shows how you need to be careful of the misappropriation of documents. washington is warning against foreign influence in our politics. that is one of the reasons to stay out of this. here you have a foreign government, the nazis, misappropriating the farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so by the way, that backfires a badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association with the america first movement, the incorrect belief that it's an isolationist document and it's not. he's talking about a foreign policy of independents, of not squandering our strength. and no, we shouldn't start trying to export democracy or get involv

yet two venues vying for the show's going to madison square garden and the number of shows from barclays from the promoters went down as a result of the competition. i have not heard of any allegations that we changed our booking of concerts for that venue. i understand every decision about every show, where it was placed, and why. we have records discriminating -- records determining there was no retaliation. sen. durbin: your last word on barclays? mr. groetzinger: i don't have more to add on retaliation. the doj report found numerous instances of live nation threatening and retaliating against venues once they had moved away from ticketmaster. in one case, the live nation president told the venue they would "go nuclear" if they left. the threat has been documented. sen. durbin: mr. berchtold defended his position saying it was a battle of the bots. have you run into the phenomenon? mr. groetzinger: ticketing companies are supposed to have solutions to bots. for the leading ticket company not to be able to handle bots for me is a pretty unbelievable statement. you cannot blame bots for

banner, there it is, as it went up, sharing the videos on social media, and sort of like at madison square gardeny is slowing down, which he announced he will be performing at this year's grammys, nominated for six awards, big category, song of the year, album of the year and others he could possibly sweep. that album is massive for him. he's going to join the star-studded lineup of performers including mary j, lizzo. it will be the show. >> always great. >> great job >> a group of performers together and it is awesome. that's going to air this sunday. >>> next up, we've got super mario brothers, the highly-anticipated movie based on everyone's favorite, mustache oweed plumber and a sneak peek on voicing "donkey kong." >> meow. >> you got the cat box oh my -- i'm sorry okay now you die. >> yes. >> he was born to play donkey kong >> hits theaters in april. >>> and meghan trainor and the announcement, the drum roll, please dear future mama >> i love that. >> we have the author with us now live meghan trainor >> hi, family. >> tell us about the book. congrats >> i wrote a book "who am i," after havi

this hits an absurd extent when they german bund hold a rally at madison square garden. this functions as an american at nazi party rally. there is a giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address is all someone misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. so it shows how you need to be careful of the misappropriation of documents. washington is warning against foreign influence in our politics. that is one of the reasons to stay out of this. here you have a foreign government, the nazis, misappropriating the farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so by the way, that backfires a badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association with the america first movement, the incorrect belief that it's an isolationist document and it's not. he's talking about a foreign policy of independents, of not squandering our strength. and no, we shouldn't start trying to export democracy or get involv

man, george c parker was arrested for illegally, quote unquote, selling the brooklyn bridge, madison square garden, and the statue of liberty. in the 2000s when it was revealed that enron and involved in a massive corporate fraud and corruption sending shockwaves throughout the business world. there are many comparisons you can draw between each one of these pretenders alleged actions and mr. bankman-fried. it appears to be the same old school fraud, just using new technology. it is important to know -- i think it is important to know, we still use railroads. we still buy and sell real estate. we still rely on businesses to provide services. we have to separate out the bad actions of individuals from the good created by and industry and an industry and and innovation. let me be clear, i believe in the promise of digital assets. and those around the world building on block chain technologies. that is why i have worked and continue to work for clear rules of the road for the digital asset ecosystem here in the united states. that is how we protect american consumers and investors in this marketplace

a misimpression it's an isolationist document and its read from an american nazi rally in madison square garden will get to that later. >> will get the foreign policy soon. lindsey can you take us back to the 18th century and some of this language. john gives us a great way it speaks the 21st century. how would this have been read in september 1796? as you said there's an election just around the corner. >> yes i think as john alluded to at the very beginning, this was an intensely partisan will meet think about the challenges we are facing today in terms of misinformation and disinformation. party structures, nativism, fears about foreign interference all the things except they have not done it before. as joe talked about their students of history and knew it failed. let's not forget the constitution is actually the country's second chance. this government was already in the second chance at getting it right. such intense fear at this time that one misstep would lead to the nation's undoing. washington shared that fear, adams shared that fear during the debate joe mentioned, adams wrote in thi

this hits an absurd assistance when they host a rally at madison square garden in new york city that functions as an american nazi party rally. there is a giant, giant poster, flag, billboard of george washington in the background. the keynote address to a settlement misappropriating the text of the farewell address. this is paid for by a foreign government. it shows we need to be careful about misappropriations and washington warning about foreign influence in our policy that's one of the reasons to stay out of it. now you have a foreign government misappropriation of farewell address to argue against getting involved in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolationist doctrine. it's not a song about a foreign policy of independence of not squandering our strength through false alliances we should not try to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights we should focus on strengthening ourselves. once we