. ♪ >> an animal refuge in england has hired a marvin gaye impersonator to serenade the monkeys, hoping some sexual healing during the mating season. apparently, there's some real incentive to encourage these guys to get it on. as of yet, it remains unclear how persuasive those vocal sounds actually were. but i'm sure that song single handedly populated half of america. ♪ >> right. >> in the baby boom. >> they can hire mona to be the impersonator. ♪ >> i forgot the words. >>> next to a likeness between a celebrity and a canine that is doggone funny. >> this is a puppy in atlanta, it's fetching thousands of likes for her apparent resemblance to will farrell. >> the owner of a 4-month-old golden doodle, leila says she mentioned the likeness and now you can't unsee it. one person said it perfectly. the two of them have never been at the same place at the same time. just saying, maybe they're one in the same. once you see it, you can't unsee it. >> you really can't. and that picture probably wasn't the best picture. but when he makes that face, they look alike. >>> okay. >> announcer: it's

they could also mention soul singer marvin gaye but not discuss his "what's going on" lyrics.ch this version. louis? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mother, mother, gee, your blouse looks nice today ♪ brother, brother, brother i made you this fish filet ♪ you know i just came here to say that everything is a-okay ♪ nothin's goin' on nothin's goin' on ♪ nothin's goin' on ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: terrible lyrics, but i somehow still want to have sex. ( laughter ) that's how powerful marvin gaye is. speak of trying-- one person applauding me having sex up there. thank you, thank you. speaking of trying to erase history: we're learning more about former president, "coup-ssolini." the january 6th committee just got new proof that he was directly involved in proposals to use his national security agencies to seize voting machines. it's quite a turn for an election campaign. his slogan went from "keep america great" to "seize them, you fools!" ( laughter ) let's be clear: it is difficult after years of building a thick, protective callous over my heart and my brain just to protect myself from t

robin thick stole his head song for marvin gaye, denis leary stole his entire persona from bill. hex. jeff bezos stole his workers lives, and we all know deep impact was just arm again with morgan freeman playing live tyler's role. he's in war. her brawl theft is fine. as long as you're rich, powerful and probably white. if you're poor, you can still, you'll serve life for taking a jacket, you'll get a decade for a big back. but if you're rich, you can steal whole countries. just look at why we said hi, good to meet, you were white and we made your islands to even out the number of stars on our flag . don't worry, we'll bring you big lots. we'll bring you big lots, man, this is infuriating. you can only steal is country if you're rich, you can only get health insurance. if you aren't sick, you can only get affordable car insurance. if you've never been in an accident, you can only get a credit card. if you have good credit, you can only avoid paying taxes if you don't need to avoid paying taxes, you can only get a good job if you don't look like you need a job and you can only get lai

asked about his top four interviews ever, funk torres says linda ronstadt, diane keaton, marvin gaye, and at the top of that list, i have, said ray charles. i think that here's the my final answer. ah! because he was a prime example of us being able to do stories based on what we considered an individual like me considered merit. and yet it is his own story that continues to be forever intertwined in the place he calls home. the journalists who after working long hours at rolling stone also volunteered his time for the china town paper not to be here to help everybody to bring in the most special night. the man who in 1997 returned to the parade. he had loved so much as a child to be a host for the ktvu broadcast of the chinese new year parade. i never saw myself in in that area, but right away. i thought, wow, connection to the culture that my parents were trying to drum into me, 24 or so years, five emmys, i think and no, you don't get tired of it, partly because you're in this very special environment. he doesn't seem to get tired of any of it. rock journalist husband, son, brother

asked about his top four interviews ever, fong torres says linda ronstadt, diane keaton, marvin gaye.have said ray charles, i think that is the he was a prime example of us being able to do stories based on what we considered in individual like me considered merit. and yet it is his own story that continues to be forever intertwined in the place he calls home. the journalists who after working long hours at rolling stone also volunteered his time for the china town paper not to be here to help everybody to bring in the most special night. the man who in 1997 returned to the parade. he had loved so much as a child to be a host for the ktvu broadcast of the chinese new year parade. i've never saw myself in in that area, but right away. i thought , wow, connection to the culture that my parents were trying to drum into me, 24 or so years, five emmys, i think and no, you don't get tired of it, partly because you're in this very special environment. he doesn't seem to get tired of any of it. rock journalist husband son brother and host all synonymous with the name ben fong torres as rollin

they can mention marvin gaye, but not discuss what the lyrics are or point out florida or tulsa, oklahomalk about the racial atrocities that occurred there. if you've ever read about jackie robinson with a kid, the first thing they want to understand are the negro leagues and the only way you can understand there's progress, that we're going in the right direction in some of these spaces is to teach the history. i am confounded as to what the end game is here. >> yeah. well these are proxy wars, right? these are the small steps that are part of a larger war against a certain, against inclusion. inclusivity. and it's important to zoom out here because schools have historically been centers of cultural, political, moral reproduction. what that means is that throughout our entire history or before and since public schools have been organized in this country, they've been used toward this, the purpose of nation building. they've been used for the purpose of creating a narrative about the country and the people that are in it so that when you have some white americans who say you know, we don'