mick jagger and questlove thompson. what did they bring to the projects.time, but i have to ask that. because they're both huge in their own right. >> these guys are james brown historians. they love james brown. they bring a love, or respect. but they also created a platform for me to be able to tell the story through james brown's own voice, exclusive interviews, never before seen footage, and his beloved music catalog. so that tool that brought to the table. >> all rights, well i'm so happy to talk about. this thank you, deanna brown thomas. give that taken my love. and my sister yamma. and deborah riley-draper, director. james brown. >> great to see you again. >> james brown: say it loud is premiering february 19th on a&e channel. make sure you check it out. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. nal thoughts. stay with us. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indige

desfilado por este escenario largo del tiempo, entre ellas se cuentan maico jackson, paul mccartney, mick jaggerbiar de tono. este domingo la violencia se desatÓ en una mega iglesia en houston texas. los asistentes del templo del cÉlebre pastor joel austin se vieron sorprendidos cuando una mujer ingresÓ con un fusil y fue abatida por dos policÍas. >> hacÍas, en este instante ha transcurrido mÁs de nueve horas y todavÍa hay gente del orden del departamento sobre pÚblica, del estado de texas. y del burÓ federal de investigaciones y de otras agencias, y la policÍa de houston se encuentran en el perÍmetro de la iglesia. localizada en la ciudad de houston, autoridades han investigado este tiroteo. quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ y porque una mujer llegÓ acompaÑado de un menor de 4:00 a 5:00, y que empezÓ a abrir fuego segÚn dijeron las autoridades. >> ella tenÍa puesto un abrigo largo, una escopeta y comenzÓ a disparar en la entrada. >> llegÓ armado con un rifle, de disparo. las autoridades han dicho que hubo un intercambio de disparos en el que tambiÉn un hombre de 57 resultÓ lesionado . autoridades no han d

while i was listening to the rolling stones and mick jagger. the rolling stones and mick jagger . mick jagger. you understand what i'm saying ? so we can adapt very saying? so we can adapt very well to other cultures and assimilate to the french culture. but the problem today is that we can do it in an individual way. we cannot do it en masse. we have to assimilate individuals , but we can't individuals, but we can't assimilate people . so first we assimilate people. so first we need to stop the flow of immigration, then give the choice to the muslim population to ask them , do you really want to ask them, do you really want to ask them, do you really want to live with us? in this case, you have to live like us when in rome, do as the romans do. if you don't want to be like us, you don't want to be like us, you have the right to do so. if you have the right to do so. if you want to continue your islamic identity. i understand very well i don't criticise this choice, but not in france . choice, but not in france. >> with what you say about the flows of immigrants into france, both

fauci or mick jagger or harrison ford.hink involve the people who in their 80's or 90's contributed to society. using martin scorsese needs to take a test before he does his next movie? >> volodymyr zelenskyy is a stellar example. macros, these guys are younger, more energetic than either of the two candidates that we have. >> i have seen some people list that medical cognitive test requirement. i think to myself, do we do this just for the president? >> we worry about implicit bias where we may not know that we have certain biases against certain kinds of people. or stereotypes. or prejudice that we may harbor. in the case of ageism, it is like an explicit bias and everyone is cool with it. >> i watched with interest the ruth bader ginsburg and diane feinstein if they had only retired when they were supposed to. you have to know when it is time. if i was in their shoes, i would step aside and let younger people take over. >> following verbal stumbles, polls have shown voters are concerned about the mental fitness of both

on a&e and your production company 215 entertainment teamed up with mick jagger to produce this >> questlove applause >> jimmy: "we got say it loud. you -- do it james -- 'james brown: say it loud,' let's do it." so you get together with mick - >> questlove: that's how meetings were. >> jimmy: yeah, that's how meetings were. did you learn anything about james brown that you didn't know before? >> questlove: uh, yeah, there's so many to mention, but yeah, pretty much. >> jimmy: can you give us a -- give us a little -- maybe a little taste >> tariq: well, we did a a little -- a little panel a panel discussion after one of the screenings with -- reverend al sharpton was one of the guests and he gave us some insight into, just, you know, so much about himself. like why he goes by the name al sharpton. why he wears his hair that way and, you know, how james brown was, sort of, like, his father figure stuff that i never really knew i knew he was a mentor, but i didn't know, you know, to what extent >> questlove: hey, jimmy i learned something about james brown. >> jimmy: you did? >> questlove: yea

the director told you that -- described your character as a psychopath sword master mixed with mick jagger see mick in that >> jimmy: no, i don't see -- >> you know, the interesting thing was mick was going to play the part in "jodorowsky's dune," which they called the greatest film never made and so, and then sting obviously played the part in david lynch's. >> jimmy: that's right >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you -- did you ever - >> and i met him last night. >> jimmy: you met sting. >> i met sting last night. he came to the premiere. it was so surreal. >> jimmy: he came to the premiere of "dune? that's awesome that he did that >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause i was -- my mind was blown >> jimmy: he's a cool dude >> he's the best he's so cool >> jimmy: did you -- what did you --did you introduce yourself >> yeah, yeah. yeah, he came up afterward and he was so, so lovely and just debonair. >> jimmy: oh, he's a stud. >> and i asked him -- i asked him about it, and he said he still has the cod piece from the original one he said he's going to dry clean it and let me wear it if i wanted to. [

like, you know, mccartney done -- mick jagger's hosted like, all these people that have had the opportunityt something about it, so historic, it's so beloved. and you know that. and you're also presenting, you know, a good time to the country. >> seth: and everybody screams after you say it there's no - >> one million percent >> seth: it's not like - >> yeah, yeah, it's never like you drop it. it doesn't hit the ground at all. "live from new york -- "yeah! it's never like "live from new york --" >> seth: this is "meet the press! nobody would yell. >> nope. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's been on for a long time too but nobody gives a [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> no, nobody gives a -- [ laughter ] >> seth: don't tell fletcher i cursed >> i won't >> seth: i have a lot more questions for you. we'll be right back with more kenan after this [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) imagine your child going to school without a decent pair of shoes and socks or a warm coat to protect them from the cold. many families across the country struggle to be able to provide these basic needs for their children. subaru want

mick jagger is 80 years old. he's dancing like a fool single, like a crazy man still. bob dylan's, we're at two or 83. i'll go see him. i'm not asking him to quit. paul mccarthy, my gardening age brings a little bit of experience that is very valuable to the position of presidency. come on >> we have more from our panel of governors, including, what do the border state governors think the biden administration could do to improve the migrant crisis? and what's going on in their group chat >> the greatest stage the told about >> rebound, the champions have tbs once retired, mark has decided, i will never again work for another man or woman. i abandoned my corporate phone plan and i'll get a new plan with consumers cellular for up to half the cost, less colbert when freedom calls, we're here to answer at st. jude. >> the mission is just something that everyone can truly get behind the bridge were just regular people donating and i think it's cool to be able to make a difference in someone's lives in a way that is meaningful >> it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh

one of my favorites was mick jagger. but one of my more interesting aretha franklin because, she had a lot of strong requests and one of the things it was difficult was once she got to microphone, she didn't like giving it up. and it was it would take a while for there to be a conclusion. so and she did several of the it performance at white house and at the last that i did she was singing and she has a choir behind her and she's singing and gets on her knees and then she c lift up, lift me up and realized at a certain point she's not really meaning it in the lyrics she sang to the choir lift me up. oh, couldn't up. but i thought perfect timing. i ran up to the president. i said grabbed the microphone and thank everyone for coming and he did and no one knew anything but afterwards in the elevator i was going downstairs with aretha franklin she looked me and she was like, now next time i say, lift me up, you know, lift me up. and earlier that day, the person that was assigned to her walk behind me during rehearsal and jus

i mean, mick jagger is there every ten minutes. >> so i don't know.y it generates headlines which is what trump is so expert at. but i have a proposal. let's do a swap. >> go on. go for it aaron. we send back boris. >> after all, he was he was born in new york and we get harry. i don't think we want. it's like a hostage exchange. >> gb views news. if you >> gb views gb news. if you agree that one. um well, agree with that one. um well, what's that mug there? um, what's in that mug there? um, henry, what do you make of this one? >> well, look, you know what the americans do with harry is up to them. >> all i can say is that i think that harry should stay over there. he should stay quiet. he should make a life for himself. get on. know, he's a wealthy get on. you know, he's a wealthy man. he's got lots of sort of potential. he can do things over there. please do it. leave us alone. the alone. don't interfere with the royal wish you royal family and i wish you a happy life. but please, donald, you him back you know, don't send him back because just going

yeah but three of them in your the same your mouth to get the same satisfying ration as mick jagger says, paul coyte sport . what will coyte with a sport. what will you friend? you have, my friend? >> i have exceedingly good sport . oh, very good, exceedingly, exceedingly . exceedingly sport. >> that so what do you think of my body language? >> i think your body language. it's, uh . it's very open. it's, uh. it's very open. >> i'm ready for action. it does. that's what it says to go. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> out of the traps. >> out of the traps. >> absolutely. 100. yeah, but won't what pep guardiola make of it? >> that's the question because he's been analysing uh, haaland's he has erling haaland. >> he has. but were you. but if you for example if you i you play for example if you i don't with you ellie if you play cards because they always say about face poker game about a poker face poker game like that can't give like that, you can't give anything always like anything away. i'm always like that. i can't, i'm very expressive. >> would you tell lies? >> would you tell lies? >> well, i know