michael jackson?>> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he can sing good, he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock 'n' roll, in itself, was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said, we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they had to be essentially blackmailed into doing it. ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right ♪ ♪ just beat it >> he was the artist that mtv really needed. they didn't know they needed him, but boy, when we started to see those michael jackson videos, it was just unbelievable. ♪ >> then there was the domin

crow was hired to sing as a backup for michael jackson during his bad tour. xual abuse allegation against jackson. >> my experience on that tour was i got to see the world. i have talked about michael and said all i would say about it. ♪ >> in 1993, crow at 31 years old released her debut album tuesday night music club featuring the single "all i want to do." the album went platinum seven times over and earned crow three grammys including one for best artist. >> it was kind of surreal. i was still naive and everything in my life has been built on this idea. things really did change. >> she has not stopped in the 25 years since that grammy awards releasing hits. >> after hits, after hits. ♪ >> selling upwards of 50 million albums and earning nine grammys. >> you jubumped up against a lo of people who did not treat you well because you were a woman, how did you plow through that? >> i would say, i think i didn't stop. if you just keep, if you keep being authentic as to who you are and keep at least being open, you don't let it shut you down and you keep writing

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michael jackson's "thriller." think about michael jackson in the 1980's. this is how black people are represented in art. it becomes a thought that people are doing on purpose. people are really considering -- black artists, black playwrights, black songwriters, black performers -- i'm not saying that they are embracing black identity, but they are becoming critical and critically analyzing black identity in a way that is a response to the black's ploy to -- to the blacksploitation films of the 1970's. in response to the civil rights movement of the 1960's. we have to look at things in relationship to each other. we can go back further and look at the 1950's. we again look at emmett till's mother who realize the value of performance by keeping his casket open. that was an act of performance. she was like, this won't happen behind closed doors anymore. think about private voice versus public voice. what does it mean when we are forced to keep something in private, as opposed to when we make it public? think about the developments in technology that have hap

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michael jackson's thriller. think about michael jackson in the 1980's. this is how black people are represented in art. peoplemes a thought that are doing on purpose. people are really considering -- lack artists, playwrights, i'm not saying they are embracing the black identity, they are becoming critical. they are analyzing it in a way that is a response to the films of the 1970's. rightsonse to the civil movement of the 1960's. athave to look at things each other. we again look at emmett till's mother who realize the value of performance by keeping his casket open. that was an act of performance. she was like this won't happen behind closed doors anymore. think about private voice versus public voice. what does it mean when we are forced to keep something in private as opposed to when we make it public. developments in technology between the 1950's and 1980's. the advancements we make in telephone, in recording technologies. they can about the advancements we have made in film and television itself. sense,y that should make there are videos. if somebo

it would be like the day after michael jackson got acquitted of abusing kids, he was, like, let's celebrateslumber party at my house! ( laughter ) these guys are fighting off russian invasion, they're at war. now they have to deal with this shit? comrade, we need more ammunition! ( coughing ) what do you mean? no more bullets until we dig up dirt on joe biden. biden? didn't they see the clip? he's burying himself! ( cheers and applause ) so this was a pretty damning accusation against druch because using the power of presidency for your own political gain is about as bad as it gets, but, according to trump, he ain't gone shit. >> mr. trump dismissing the report as presidential harassment tweeting virtually anytime i speak on the phone to a foreign leader i understand there may be many people listening. is anybody dumb enough to think i would say something so inappropriate in such a heavily populated call? >> the call couldn't be nicer and even the ukrainian government put out a statement that that was a perfect call. >> trevor: yes, according to donald, he did nothing wrong in his dealings

i objected to some of the stuff he was saying about the michael jackson victims.ut he elevated everyone's game. those victims rather than being victims, they started swinging back. jesse: that was probably the edgiest stuff. saying he doesn't believe the victims. saying if was a pedophile, even i was like, oh, boy. >> it elevated their game. they started swinging back at him. which is what we are supposed to do. i am a huge richard pryor fan. i have been thinking about african-american humor for a long time. african-americans have a unique history in our country and as such have a point of view. a very talented man like dave chappelle can take a position that wakes up and makes us see the truth and you can punch up and not down. jesse: he goes after the alphabet people. the -- the lbgtq. he brought you have the transgender issue. >> say le bron james changed his gender. you know what i mean? okay. can he say in the nba or because it's a come and dose have to go to the wnba where he will store 840 points a game? jesse: you look at the critics be they are calling th

and michael jackson, i was, like, i saw where everybody else got it, so -- >> trevor: you were amazing got into music. >> right. >> trevor: and then you got into acting and now you will be releasing a mixed tape. >> probably not this month, next month. i have been finishing up things. i have been vesting everything from the acting into the music. i have been taking it and putting it here because i always wanted to do music, to make videos and, like, kind of reach that level there and, actually, i was fighting the acting side, when i was younger. all odds were against me, and, yeah, it just propelled my career to where i am. >> trevor: in many ways it sounds like the wu tang story to me. starts in a place people don't expect it to, blows up and the next thing you're making the culture. >> man, you jus touched me. ( applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. "wu tang: an american saga." septembr 4th on i can taste my beer. i can taste my beer! i can taste my beer. i can taste his beer. i can taste your beer. i want to taste his beer. samuel adams sam '76. finally, a r

.>> back to michael jackson three weeks later they find him not guilty and says you know what i thinkd have voted guilty. i love this juror because she is strong and stood her ground and she tells people what it's like to be in the jury room. when i asked her these questions i said do you have the character if you're in the minority to stand up against other people she is not that type she said no and held out. th's the type of juror that you want. the interesting thing she said, somebody has to be held accountable and i'm thinking why does somebody have to be accountable? it could have been an accident but that is our society we wants to blame somebody just like in the boat incident. we have to blame somebody so we all feel better so let's make somebody accountable and since they went after those in the ghost ship let's make them both responsible and i arguing back to who are the owners of this building? the da has never answer those questions but we have to make somebody responsible so we feel better.>> we could get some of those answers in the civil trial. >> we will. >> we have to

kennedy: i feel like she looks like michael jackson's booking photo. -- was the straw that broke the poor camel's back, a lot of weight, president might have an ace in the hole, the script of the phone call, with ukraine president, he is releases that tomorrow. and today, he claimed, of course, that he did nothing wrong, watch. >> other countries look today with iraq and we're with other countries during the day. and inc everyone says how crazys is, we have the best economy. she is talking impeachment, does not seem -- has not seen the phone call, it was perfect, the call that was not perfect were joe biden with respect to his son. >> mitt romney said that nancy pelosi may have made an error by launching impeachment inquiry without first seeing the transcript. >> if i were speaker pelosi, i would have waited until the president released the transcript. he said he will release the full transcript unredacted, i think i would have waited to see that read is before i called for impeachment. i think he is ahead of her skis, let's see what the transcript says. kennedy: you should go skiing

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evil spells are everywhere, every time michael jackson sings "mama say, mama saw."kut excuse me, i have to go to the mini van. >> jimmy: i appreciate your time so much. ban something. doing the lord's work. [cheers and applause] president trump finally getting the money for that wall of his. the pentagon yesterday agreed to transfer $3.6 billion from their budget, the military budget, to help pay for his wall, which, well, nancy pelosi today said canceling the military construction projects they'll now have to cut is going to undermine our national security and the quality of life of our troops, which may be true, but on the other hand, now we'll have a wall. his taj-ma-wall. some suggest that taking the money from the military to pay for this violates his campaign promise. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border. and i will have the department of defense pay for that wall. we will build a wall. and our defense budget will pay for the wall. who's going to pay for the wall? >> u.s. military! >> better believe it. >> jimmy: let me tell you something

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and i sort of sneak around another corner, and there's this ginormous photograph of michael jackson signedhe writing. and my friend norma appears out of the guest suite and says oh, hi, i said forget that, whose flippin' house am i in? my great friend elizabeth taylor. oh, you mean she's here? yes, it was her birthday, she's having a lie-in. let's go in and have breakfast and talk business. and i'm like, i'm in elizabeth taylor's house. >> jimmy: that's hard to top, i guess. where do you go from there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you from an acting family? is it like theater? >> no, well, i was very, very fortunate. my family loved going to the theater and engaging with the arts, but no, my family was medical. my parents met when my father was training to be a doctor and my mom was a nurse. by the time i was growing up, she was, well, she took a job when i was about 10. she'd given up being a nurse to bring up the kids and so on, but then she started doing a job filing in london in an office. so occasionally, dad and i would drop her off as she went off to work and i'd go on errands with him. a

to ask you because i mean the last time jack ma maybe an annual shareholders meeting he did a michael jacksonhing. this time around if we can show the picture is he actually singing or lip syncing who is he supposed to be. >> jack ma does not shy away from singing himself i'm told it was a chinese rock balladp ke didn't get clips and it was years ago he performed as michael jobs drove up in a motorcycle and this is the annual employee celebration, the anniversary of alibaba. and it's nottious jack that does pormdss but a lot of the employees get involved it's a very chinese celebration. >> dedra, thank you. dedra in san francisco all seriousness, though what does it mean for alibaba. >> by the way, itching he was doing jovi's never say goodbye. >> if i was lefg my company -- you know we've known the event was taking place for a long time. if you look at the valuation of the company, alibaba has been having trouble getting the multiple kind of past this 30, compared to amazon, amazon who they continue to defeat at least in china through t maland direct to consumer. i think alibaba is a company

i got close to michael jackson, and i convinced him to come to a laker game. it must've been crazy. oh, my goodness, it was so crazy. he told me, ( imitating michael ) "i can't come. they're not gonna let me see the game." i said, "you gotta come anyway." and he came to a laker game, and it was the greatest moment for me and for the team, right? so i've had some great moments, being a laker, no question. you had a big rivalry that started in college, at msu, but continued with larry bird - yeah. - there was a racial element to this. - oh, yeah. - they called him "the great white hope" i think there still is a conflict between the white and the black, and i don't enjoy going to basketball and seeing all black players. blacks cheering for the lakers, whites for the celtics. and so it was that element to it as well. and the lakers, we were-- most of our team was black. most of their team was white. so it just-- it had to play into it. you are such a smart guy. did people assume, "ah, he's a basketball player. he can't be that smart"? oh, yeah, i got that a lot. did you use it to your ad

don't want to give away >> he talks about people, about kids who were victimized with jackson, michael jacksoneople don't like it. >> right. he talks about the lgbtq community. he talks about all kinds of things, political correctness and what have you. so i'm just wondering what it means for society that the average person loves it, right, and then the critics hate it. and then i'm wondering if it's a turning point with political correctness. that's it. the person who is going to share his opinion about it really is charlamagne tha god. that's why i'm excited. i have charlamagne tha god coming in. that's one of the subjects we'll talk about. >> good cause for excitement. >>> he's talking about what's happening. i'm going to be talking about what i think isn't going to happen. i have a message for congress, or actually i think you should have a message for congress. they just got back in session. you heard steve cohen today. they're not there to tick off a list of items for you necessarily, so what is it about? the idea of doing their job, what does that mean to you, and what does it have to s

we spoke with her defense attorney tom mesereau, best known for successfully defending michael jacksont nothing to keep her daughter away from her ex-husband. >> whoever gave you that information doesn't know claudio haro. >> mesereau says if claudia's guilty of anything, it's having a career criminal for a brother. >> i believe manny haro was angry about being abused and molested as a child. he was desperate to maintain his street credibility as a drug dealer. when he got caught, he tried to blame it on his sister to try to gain freedom for himself. >> not only that, he said, but those hit notes allegedly written by claudia -- >> i am convinced these are forgeries. claudia never wrote any hit note to anybody. nobody ever talked to her about whacking someone or murdering someone or shooting someone. >> mesereau was ready with those arguments and more, and who knows what a jury might have done. remember the movie "my cousin vinny" where joe pesci played a lawyer who got his client acquitted of murder charges? well, this movie didn't end that way. on the eve of trial, claudia haro decide

who could forget jack ma's michael jackson performance for 40,000 employees there is the anniversarytion. today is the 20th anniversary and it wrapped up moments ago and jack was a little more subdued. [ speaking foreign language >> reporter: to close the show, he performed a rock ballad in chinese and nobody could take his place but he does leave behind a well benched season of executives tasked with finding new channel growth and there is daniel jong who is credited with creating the singles day bonanza and maggie with you and joe xie and the second largest individual shareholder after ma and steve john leading the exploding cloud strategy and these are some of the names you need to know when jack does hand it over now all of these people have been at the company for over a decade at least. jack ma last year gave notice he would leave as chairman but he does plan to stay on an alley baba governing board what is next is uncertain. they launched in 1999 and they had fewer than 9 million interviewers and today there are more than 800 million user anz and expected to top abou china's e

. >> right so, it wouldn't be able to tell a young michael jackson olchael. >> that would be two differentave you ever heard the term resting bitch face [ speaking foreign language >> resting bitch face. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: never heard of that. jim jefferies, everybody [ cheers and applause "the jim jefferies show" returns september 17th at 10:30 p.m. on comedy central we'll be right back with a a performance from megan thee stallion featuring ty dolla $ign and dababy stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before. with more engineers. more coverage! it's a network that gives you ♪freedomerage! from big cities, to small towns, we're with you. because life can take you almost anywhere, t-mobile is with you. no signal goes farther or is more reliable in keeping you connected. and these new high-rise slim straights are it. take that jane fineberg. take what? jane! i see you're still a weirdo. . shop up to 50% off jeans. that's up to 50% off. now at old navy. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you onl

. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded attitude now. ♪ if it makes you happy crow or liz phair, even though they had success they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for a young woman's thoughts, feelings, voices, to be respected or taken seriously. ♪ i'm just a girl >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, super girlie but then also kind of tough. and then in front of this band of all guys. ♪ that's all that you'll let me be ♪ >> i'm just a girl in the world and that's all that you'll let me be. you know, it was like the middle finger up to every guy that ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. alanis. >> hi. >> we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought we'd take you with us. and alanis is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look i've noticed. >> yeah. >> i was dropped from mca records after having made records through my teens. and my personal promise to myself was i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that

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early on, she got a break as a background vocalist for stars like stevie wonder, don henley, and michael jacksonts crow's recent album, "threads," features collaborations with the late johnny cash, joe walsh, and country music legend willie nelson. ♪ i'm gonna soak up the sun >> reporter: crow is still selling out venues around the globe, and she's ready to give it her all right here on our citi summer concert stage. ♪ to rock on >> let's get to it here she is. sheryl crow. ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ ♪ i got my mind made up and my high heels on ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ ♪ said if you left i'd be laid up in the bed of tears ♪ ♪ i'd be going crazy cause without you baby i'd be sad and lonely round here ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ you wrong ♪ ♪ i got my mind made up and my high heels on ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prove you wrong ♪ ♪ it ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ ♪ i got my mind made up and my high heels on ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov you wrong ♪ ♪ it wouldn't take much to prov

michael: yes, and elwell jackson was complaining about the dust. he was not aware, but the alternative to dust was heavily rain in which they would have sunk down into the mud. they would have had to drag the vehicles out of the mud. the dust was preferable to the rain and mud. steve: what surprised you the most in researching this journey? michael: i think the fact that so few people knew about this trip. it seems to me it was such an important part of american history and laid the foundation for motorized travel in the u.s., but very few people knew about it. i stopped in libraries in every town along the way and looked up in the log of newspapers of the newspaper that was published the day after the convoy had been there. it was always front page headlines in each of those newspapers all along the way, yet few people, nowadays, know about this trip. steve: as they look at the mountains in nevada, did they have someone ahead to make sure they knew the road conditions and how treacherous they were? michael: yes and that's an important point. there

. >> to me that sounded like michael jackson. he had this high-pitched voice.learly was not something jermeir would say, or how he would say it. it just was obvious to me that it was fake. >> the jury laughed. that's the first trial i've ever been on where i heard jury members snicker. >> reporter: but the crawleys, who were in court when those tapes were played, were not laughing. they say they'd heard many of those calls firsthand and believed they were the real thing. the jury had heard jermeir testify. he has a deep voice. and the person on the tapes doesn't have a deep voice. >> doesn't have, exactly. he disguised his voice. >> reporter: you think he can disguise his voice that well? >> yeah. >> apparently, he can. >> well, he did it. he did it. >> reporter: you're convinced that was jermeir. >> oh, it was jermeir. >> reporter: so whose voice would ultimately ring true? a three-year investigation was now in the hands of 12 people. two families now waited anxiously inside the durham county courthouse. as did assistant d.a. david saacks. >> i'm never confide

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michael: bill dudley has an understandable position, most of the people at jackson hole this past weekend argued the world economy is going into a slump. many countries close to recession. and the u.s. may be slowing down as well because of the president's trade policies, but the fed is not going to get involved in the politics of making trade decisions. >> the fed said today that they rejected the dudley doctrine, that they are not going along with dudley. however, what is worth noting is this column is going to give ammunition to trump and critics of the fed who say, here is evidence there is a deep state. this is going to be a real distraction that powell does not need or want to deal with. anna: boris johnson asking the queen to suspend u.k. parliament from the week of september 9 until october 14. politicians are due to return from recess next week. this would significantly squeeze the amount of time that lawmakers have to block a no-deal brexit. boris johnson says he is not seeking reelection. >> mr. johnson has thrown this spanner into the plans to prevent his idea of taking britai