"i wish i'd never met mick. my life would have been so much..." but i like mick! still? yes!ts, you know, but... i mean, i hardly eversee him. but, occasionally, when i see him in a very private and i can't move. i'm not allowed to move. hours while we talk, and it's wonderful. because you... there was a... obviously... and i don't think i love him. but i like him very much. and he was... is he still a creative influence at all? on me? no. it's... that was when i let it fall away. well, i'm sorry, it happened to me. i was actually on mushrooms at the time, so maybe that might have something to do with it. but i had a realflash that this is a new century and i can write about new things now. and if you are... where you think... you were saying, you feel... no. we live in the past, present and future i know that. but for my work, anyway... just ending with the drug thing. when did you feel... i'm just wondering whether there was a precise moment i'm out of this period where..." 0h! the drug thing? yeah. i'm just interested, very interested in one which is anonymity. i wonder wh

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first, you know, the mick jagger bit. >> jimmy: yeah, "mick in the mirror." >> questlove: and then "cow questlove: yeah, music -- >> jimmy: i was lucky to be in those sketches, man. >> questlove: but music plays a a major part on that show. and most of the iconic sketches that people remember, be it "king tut" or, you know -- >> jimmy: eddie murphy. >> anything eddie murphy's done. >> jimmy: hot tub -- james brown's celebrity hot tub. >> questlove: the lonely island stuff, like, it's all music related. their story, i mean it's so -- like their low-fi approach. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: i mean, they invented what we call now the viral video. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: like, "lazy sunday" was kind of established youtube. people didn't know what youtube was before "lazy sunday." >> jimmy: correct. >> questlove: so, yeah, "game changing" is underselling it. >> jimmy: what you remind everyone, with this documentary is the diversity of music. and it's kind of an introduction to so much music for me, being a kid from upstate new york. i never got to really leave the house or go listen t

he became omb director when the mick left. >> thank you very much mr. chairman and congratulations on your new role. we'll be deeply involved in those roles. reconciliation begins in the room. considering trump's budget requests. i must say my deepest concern about the reconciliation bills they will be working americans. working americans who president trump appealed to in his chairman pain. working americans who listened to the strategies he laid out and proposed. certainly, the actual plan isn't to help working people. the actual plan is to help the wealthy get wealthier with massive tax give aways. with working families paying the bill. now, how are these massive give aways to the wealthiest families paid for, well, by slashing services to working families and struggling families trying to get on their feet so they can thrive and get to the middle-class. this is great betrayal. today, we will consider president-elect nomination of russell vought to lead the office of management and the budget, which is really the place where this campaign is coordina

. >> thanks, mick. >> let's get over to mike santoli. he's standing by at the nyse.ential implication of these tariffs. >> yeah for sure becky. >> so some sharp somewhat predictable. but at this. >> point you might. >> say measured. >> moves at. >> the index. >> level at. >> least so far. in fact a little. >> bit less. >> dramatic than it was last night. so it's looking like. >> in. >> the. s&p 500. >> index fund down about. >> a percent and a. >> half to start. >> where that would put it is a level. >> that the s&p was at about a couple of. >> weeks ago. we actually. >> spent a. >> lot of time around that, you know, 59, 50 area. that's the index equivalent there. >> and you can just. >> sort of, you know, draw the. >> shelf there. >> we've been. >> chopping around. >> this area. >> the unanswered. >> questions include, what's. >> the treasury yield response going to. >> be over time, whether in fact. >> those somewhat defensive seeming. >> you know, big growth companies in the nasdaq maybe catch a bid that would mitigate the index effect. or is. >> it going. to be a