it all started back in 1961 that is when mick jagger met keith richards.t their love of blues music. the group started biplane covers of songs. over the decade, they would cemented their status as icons. they performed at one of the biggest concert in history, bringing together all of these people on this beach. it is an incredible memo. people came up to anchor and watch the show from the water. >> they have not always had a charmed history. this festival in 1969 was marred by violent confrontation between the crowd and hells angels. in 1973, they released the hit, angie which would become one of the most successful songs in their catalog but at the time it was a flop with the fans. >> the fans hated it but it was the same with miss you. it was seen as disco. >> it was this kind of dirty guitar sound that inspired keith richards to compose one of the group's best known songs. now a lockable classic -- rock 'n' roll. classic >> i can get no satisfaction. >> almost as well-known as the -- now a rock 'n' roll classic. >> i can get no satisfaction. >> after m

people like bianca jagger, mickjagger, liza jagger, mick jagger, liza minnelli, jagger, mickjagger, lizaejones, bill regularly grace jones, bill regularly there gracejones, bill regularly there as did andy warhol and there as did andy warhol and the list went on and it was known for its debauchery and wild parties, it opened just when sexual liberation and freedom and so many social movements were happening in the united states and it was the disco era so it happened at the perfect time but 1980, two years after it had opened, the owners went to jail for not paying their taxes and that is where mark fleischman flew in and essentially, he was his own white horse, i say whitehorse because bianca jagger famously rocked into the club on a big white horse.— white horse. just saw that. absolutely. _ white horse. just saw that. absolutely. and _ white horse. just saw that. absolutely. and later - white horse. just saw that. absolutely. and later mark fleischman was the one who took over the club and managed to revamp it and keep it going for a few more years and he did say that it was just as w

it all started back in 1961, and the platform of a tiny stage in england when mick jagger -- they talkedbout their love of blues music and the rolling stones was born. they started by playing covers of blues songs. over the decades they would cement their status as stage icons, in 2000 six they performed that when the biggest concert in history, bringing together more than one a mill -- one million people at the rio jade -- rio de janeiro beach. >> that was the estimated number that was there throughout the beach and the streets. it is an incredible number for me. it is how many folks came up to watch the show from the water. >> they have not always had a charmed history. at the festival in 19 69 was marred by a wild confrontation between the hells angels and the crowd the left four people dead. in 1973 they released the hit banshee, the coming one of their most successful songs in their catalog. at the time is a flop and their fans. >> the fans hated it, it was the same with the other one seeing as to disco. >> it was this kind of dirty guitar sound that inspired king richard to compose

. >> jimmy: mick jagger.you know -- >> that's what i need. >> jimmy: you know who to call i'm your guy but, congrats. [ laughter ] let's talk about "cha cha real smooth." >> yes >> jimmy: i love -- i love the title. >> you got it right. >> jimmy: of course. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "cha cha real smooth." i know that jam. it's in theaters and on apple tv plus. it's -- you're getting rave reviews for this how do we set this up? >> this is my company, teatime's first movie that we made we developed it from an idea that the director, cooper raiff, brought to us. it's about a young man who leaves college and doesn't have a job. doesn't really know what to do with himself and he becomes a party starter at bar mitzvahs and bat mitzvahs [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> and he meets a young mother of -- of, like, a 14-year-old autistic girl and falls in love with her >> jimmy: yeah it's -- it's a sweet story and "cha cha real smooth," why is that the title? just because -- >> well, you know, in the "cha-cha slide." >> jimmy:

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sir mick jagger now.y still pulling it off well into their late 70s. part of the stones' 60 tour, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the bands first ever gig here in london. absent was drucmmer charlie watts, who died last august at the age of 80. front man mick proved fully capable of throwing it around like a teenager. back in 1962, the rolling stones never thought the band would stay together for two years, let alone 60. just a few baby-faced musicians who would become one of the most influential rock groups in history. if london was the capital of the swinging '60s, the beating heart is famed carnaby street. and at the rolling stones shop, we find fans of all ages. >> they're incredible. all the music they have played and how tight they are, how just like energetic and fun it is. it's just so much fun. >> so what explains their magic? >> well, they are legends. >> legends? >> and i mean, they're still jamming. >> they are. fantastic, isn't it? >> so you've come all the way from the states to watch th

ukrainians, the composition became the final chord of the legendary group, the leader of the band, mick jaggerhat they had a great time and thanked the ukrainian choirs. the fire and the bell to the word rolling stones is not the first time that they express support for the ukrainian people, who are desperately fighting against the russian invaders, at one of their concerts they even showed footage of the explosions and destruction caused by russia on the territory of ukraine on the big screen, the next episode is already in 15 minutes, the marathon continues, and the project "grazhdanskaya oborona first" is on the air the main kremlin schizophrenic makes an encouraging statement he speaks from a position of strength and tries to appear for our country, for our people, they must know that russia's response will be immediate, of course, they will support the bloody regime, or it will stop and it will not stop until we destroy the last bandera man in our videos, kadyrov then praises putin from the kremlin in the kremlin, the best , the strongest, the wisest, threatens his nearby army, the envoy

sir mick jagger now.nie wood. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: rock and roll royalty still pulling it off into their late 70s. part of the stone's 60 tour celebrating the 60th anniversary, the band's first ever gig in london. absent was drummer charlie watts who died last august at the age of 80. front man mick proved capable of throwing it around like a teenager. back in 1962 the rolling stones never thought the band would stay together for two years let alone 60. just a few baby faced musicians who have become one of the most influential rock groups in history. if london was the capitol of the swinging '60s, the beating heart is famed carnaby street. we find fans of all ages. >> how tight they are, how energetic and fun it is. so much fun. >> reporter: what explains their majesty. >> they're legends. >> reporter: they're still banging it. >> fantastic. >> reporter: you come all the way from the states to watch the rolling stones. why? >> we did. they put on such a great show. >> reporter: doesn't it always feel like th

. >> happy birthday to mick jagger. >> how weak can we make this vehicle and still have it doing it jobside a puzzle. 180 degrees opposite what you would see in a conventional vehicle. >> back room feuds.ua >> they were butting heads and arguing. >> heart stopping drama. >> the whole planet was watching this thing happen. >> only vehicle to land on anot

here it is in the hands of igor romanov who returned to the team years later mick jagger answered veryly he said that you know why they come to us. every time they think that this is the last concert. therefore, well, what will happen in a year i can not say, come. this is our fate as a musician among the first gave a concert in the russian crimea in 2014 sawing for military personnel in syria and recently returned from the liberated kherson so on the eve of this show they looked into the hospital of the military medical academy from donbass, who did not let the group go without their textbook hit. power i am their country the grass near the house has become the official anthem of the russian cosmonauts yes, generations sing other songs by heart. they were the first in the union to give 24 concerts in 2 weeks. that's over half a million viewers. and now they are going for the record. only the stage was prepared for three weeks. and there are no tickets for sale for a long time, and they did not deliberately make a symbolic cost of 45 rubles. so many years of the team and 70 rubles. fan

mick jagger turns 79 this year. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart.twitter and instagram, @jdbalart. thank you so much for the privilege of your time. chris jansing picks up with more news after a quick break. s up we news after a quick break ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? godaddy payments offers fast and secure payments for customers at the lowest transaction fees. so you can keep more of the money you make and continue to grow your business. if you've got it, we've got you. start today at godaddy.com/payments >>> good morning. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we're just two hours out from the

he is only 79, as am i, as is mick jagger to turned 79 yesterday.ng. >> kennedy: very much 114. >> i think that's pretty epic. i think it's quite a good band, you know. they are great. >> dana: kennedy, 15 seconds. >> kennedy: classified cast as an invasive species cast as the devil and they want to eat your face. no offense to my sister angie who has three cats. "special report," everyone. >> bret: i just have one question how do you fox news? [laughter] >> dana: everybody should download the app. you can watch it anywhere. including right here. >> greg: elevator. >> bret: we need an elevator. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden says he feels great. the president is now out of isolation after a negative covid-19 test. but the president is emerging into a world of economic turmoil. these questions today the federal reserve raised its key interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point to its highest level since 2018. tomorrow gross domestic product figures the g.d.p. could indica

i'm in good shape. [ cheers and applause ] mick jagger is in good shape. okay? cheers ] you look like a baked potato who got his ass kicked right before they popped you in an easy bake. [ laughter ] you know who else is in bad shape right now? r. kelly. [ moans ] today r. kelly got hit with a 30-year prison term for racketeering and sex trafficking. yeah, we can clap for that. [ cheers and applause ] when he heard he was sentenced to 30 years, r. kelly asked if the judge would consider a younger sentence. [ moans and laughter ] back to women i despise, congressmonster lauren boebert of colorado won her primary last night. i believe boebert is one of the biggest maga morons ever elected to public office, and it's because of comments like this. >> the church is supposed to direct the government. the government is not supposed to direct the church. that is not how our founding fathers intended it. and i'm tired of this separation of church and state junk. it's not in the constitution. it was in a stinking letter. and it means nothing like what they say it does. >>

you know, it's like you're mick jagger, something you would have been doing in your bedroom anyway >>my: "disenchanted. and it sounds fantastic because you play the part of the villain. >> yeah, with amy adams. >> jimmy: i love amy >> so cool [ cheers and applause the coolest. >> jimmy: you're playing the villain. is that fun to play the villain? >> oh, my god, it's the most fun. it's like -- >> jimmy: you can do everything >> yeah, you get to be like arch and big and like -- if anyone had ever said, like, "oh, you get to be the villain. ah -- when i first thought of playing villain, i don't want to be the bad guy. it's the most fun you will ever have i had, like, a carriage with horses and, like, i got to be rude to people and, like, i got a crown and long nails >> jimmy: yeah >> it was so fun >> jimmy: disney knows how to do it up man >> oh, my god, it's the coolest thing in the world a disney villain >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm joining some serious -- >> jimmy: and amy adams is fantastic. >> amy adams is basically perfection she's a perfect human being. she's an unbelievable actress. but

yes, and mick jagger answered very interestingly. he said that you know why they go to us.ry time they think that this concert last. therefore, well, what will happen in a year i can not say, come. this is our destiny. the musicians were among the first to give a concert in the russian crimea in 2014 sawing for military personnel in syria and recently returned from the liberated kherson. so, on the eve of this show, they looked into the hospital of the military medical academy from the donbass, who did not let the group go without their textbook hit. the lord is not flooded with power their grass near the house has become the official anthem of russian cosmonauts yes, generations sing other songs by heart. they were the first in the union to give 24 concert in 2 weeks. that's over half a million viewers. and now they are going for the record. only the stage was prepared for three weeks, the anniversary show of the legendary earthlings will take place. in truth, the football field will be held on a cosmic scale. gazprom arena. they rolled out of the stadium in advance, and n

yes, and mick jagger answered very interestingly. he said that you know why they go to us.the last concert, this show is a gift to the audience, also in terms of the cost of the amount that gave absolutely symbolic 45 rubles for tickets. so many years the group has seats, 70. so much is vladimir kiselev's dance floor, all the proceeds, and this is about 8 million will go to the donbass in one of the hospitals of gorlovka earthlings performed more than once in the crimea and in donetsk and luhansk russia day was celebrated in liberated kherson when we were returning from kherson to lugansk, a rocket was shot down over our road and blinded the oncoming truck, and the truck rushed to our bus, we must pay tribute to the driver, who showed great professionalism and went into a ditch from the collision of the first thought that i had, what to do next with the concert and yet, here, they promise the audience in st. petersburg a flurry of emotions and indescribable memories. the first chords sound at this moment ekaterina fesenko alexei sosyrin evgeny kostin dmitry lukashevich alex

yes, and mick jagger answered very interestingly. he said that you know why they go to us.hink that this is the last concert. therefore, i can’t say what the queue will be like for a year. come this show as a gift to the audience, also in terms of the cost of the amount that was given for tickets absolutely symbolic 45 rubles. so many years the group seats 70 are only being performed vladimir kiselyov the dance floor is all revenue, and this is about 8 million will go to the donbass in one of the gorlovka hospitals earthlings performed more than once in the crimea and in donetsk and lugansk the day of russia was celebrated in the liberated kherson when we were returning from kherson to lugansk, a rocket was shot down over our road and blinded the oncoming truck, and the truck , rushed to our bus, we must pay tribute to the driver, who showed great professionalism and went into the ditch from the collision , the first thought that i had was what to do next with the concert and yet, here they are in st. petersburg the audience is promised a flurry of emotions and memories tra

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