that,ed because they can mock other birlebirdcalls, or it may be a mockingbird that you're hearinggg that may not be a spar ro, i don't know if mockingbirds are common in in virginia. >> it may be spa spar spar rows. >> that is why i turn on the fan for the white noise to drown it all out.t. >> me, too, i have the white wh noise going on.e going >> and the cicadas. we get the buzzing sound in thee trees overnight. ov >> marion, we thank you for the question. we hope we answered it for you. if you have a question you wanto us to answer, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. ta >>> before we go to julie. real quick, i want to thank theh nationals. i was out there.t >> there's the bird. the >> there's a bird. he likes to church a chirp as wl and we are getting ready for next weather nationals. nati we got only a couple of hundredu of tickets left. if youof are interested, definitely click on myfoxdc.comy and we will send you a link there. i think the ticket prices are pr going to be reduced. re tony is going to be there.ere. >> yes, i am. >> we're going to have a lot of fun.

>> probably "to kill a mockingbird." >> you never understand a person until you understand things fromn vinny" is probably my second. >> is your attorney here? >> i am the attorney. >> reporter: the notion that criminal defense was a noble calling, disappeared somewhere around johnny cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acqu acquit. >> reporter: today at the federal courtroom that o.j. simpson beat a murder rap. a lot of people point back to the o.j. case as an example. but as a defense lawyer, would you say that justice was done there? >> yes, i think the first case, the criminal case, i think the jury got it right. >> but in the book, you believed o.j. was guilty? >> right, but they didn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we the jury find the defendant orenthal simpson not guilty. >> reporter: he had to face down criticism from nancy grace. >> the jury is not going to buy it. >> reporter: his job is to help people get away with murder. there's that scene from al pacino in "justice for all." >> my client, the honorable henry c. fleming should go right to [ bleep ] jail. the s

we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of a self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it every day as friends and it happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boco on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody's saying why. you said you're still going to be vilified because you dare and you know you know like

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television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: hey, i'm carson daly and welcome to tequila mockingbirdver to the south by film festnd turn you on to "boneshaker," and incredible film we find highly worthy of the "spotlight." but first, we sit down with the new leading lady of rock 'n' roll, chloe chaidez is on only 18 years old but she's managed to assemble a band that is quickly becoming the envy of chiseled music vets, young hipster types, rock journalists and everything in between. from kitten, this is chloe chaidez on "last call." ♪ ♪ >> carson: i do look at somebody like bowie or siouxsie sioux or some of these more e-pop, little more character driven front men of bands i see more in your work. and i'm wondering how much chloe is in kitten chloe on stage? >> i think i take an equal amount of influence from iggy pop and dean curtis and those type of performers. and then half of what's on stage is just a part of my personality. ♪

we are at our home base of tequila mockingbird, a legendary music studio, located right here in the heartat the 2014 ford fiesta. tonight, we're going to kick things off with the music from cedar street courtyard, featuring a couple of my favorites. we'll have the tv debut of angel haze out of new york and maximum hedrum. our "spotlight" tonight on aussie band the trouble with templeton. but first, a sit down interview with a 19-year-old english singer/songwriter who's been blowing u.k. critics and audiences away. despite citing his influences, bands like oasis and arctic monkeys, many insist on calling him his generations bob dylan. please welcome jake bugg to "last call." >> carson: you know, you told you don't actually shop for guitars but you pick one up and you take a couple strums -- what you're doing is breathing life back into that instrument, almost literally. >> if you pick up a guitar, just give it one strum, you kind of just know. just rings out. it speaks to you. [ strumming ] ♪ i drink to remember i smoke to forget some things to be proud of ♪ ♪ some stuff to regret gone dow

. >> most of the techs are actually exactly the kind you want to see like to kill a mockingbird, common-senseon. things that kids are not reading. tremendous amount of research that shows that the average reason. there was one steady it shows that the average reading level of the text being a sign in and americanize "was that the fifth grade reading level. a common core reading list is intended to raise the quality and rigor of the texas senate. they're trying to bring back exactly the text here talking about. i see that as a good thing particularly because the state's absolutely can tinker around the margins and a stolen driver's seat. john: i don't know what you think, but you will get a chance to question both of them later and express your opinion. thank you. coming of. good news. how test see the blog fighting back. and more choice. first and as i said, your questions from some of our guests. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is e oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well int

. >> most of the techs are actually exactly the kind you want to see like to kill a mockingbird, cmon-sense. things that kids are not reading. tremendous amount of research that shows that the average reason. there was one steady it shows that the average readingevel of the text being a sign in and americanize "was that the fifth grade reading level. a common core reading list is intended to raise the quality and rigor the texas senate. they're trying to bring back exactly the text here talking abt. i see that as aood thing particularly because the state's absolutely can tinker around the margins and a stolen driver's seat. john: i don't know what you think, but you willet a chance to question both of them later and express your opinion. thank you. coming of. good news. how test see the blog fighting back. and more choice. first and as i said, your questions from some of our guests. ♪ john: we are back with your questions for my gsts, kathleen porter-magee. the porter ititute which supports national education standards. lindsey burke of the heritage foundation who oppes them, and the contro

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there's a subway stop right here at mockingbird station. access is important, if you want people to use our library, any library, public or school library or presidential library you need to be where people can get to it easily. so access was important, just basic fondness for me to be on my campus where i went to school. i would never have guessed when i graduated from s.m.u. to come back and spend the rest of my life here. i'm thrilled. many of my friends from s.m.u. will be here for the opening of the library. my friends since i was in college. >> how many thought you would mar ray president when you were at s.m. snufment >> how many of your friends thought you would be president? >> none. not one. >> when you look back at the material, millions of pages, you're the first e-mail president. what will future historians learn when they come here? >> they will learn that i did not e-mail anybody when i was president. i was fearful of congressional intrusion into my e-mails. reallyind of sad, because a lot of history is when presidents are ne

vitac www.vitac.com ♪ >> carson: all right everybody, welcome to our grand finale from tequila mockingbirdwild child. but first, we settle into our featured intview. and tonight, it simply doesn't get any bader than brooklyn rapper and pro era crew member joey bada$$. he's here to talk shop, just ahead of his highly anticipated studio debut, which is due out later this year. this is joey bada$$ on "last call." >> carson: joey, it's good to see you. i want to shout out pro era, who's in the room. >> woo! >> carson: welcome to austin, texas. >> woo! >> carson: nice to have you guys here. you got the whole crew here. >> yeah, man, we in the building. ♪ ♪ >> carson: thank you for your time, man. i saw you on this list, going to be here in south by southwest and i really wanted to get down and talk to you about your record and how quickly things have been moving for you. how you feeling? >> i'm feeling pretty great. um -- little tired. >> carson: little tired at the moment? >> yeah. >> carson: that's just texas, right? >> yeah. >> carson: what experience do you do want to gain out of south by s

>> probably "to kill a mockingbird." >> you never understand a person until you know his point of view but "my cousin vinny" is also on the list. >> reporter: but the notion that criminal defense is somehow a noble calling disappeared sometime around johnny cochran. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: today at the l.a. criminal court building that o.j. simpson beat a murder rap. >> the first criminal case, i think the jury got it right. >> reporter: and yet you say in the book you believed o.j. was guilty? >> but they didn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. i think the civil jury heard from him and had the additional evidence. i think they got it right. >> reporter: and when you're facing the worst, clearly geragos is a good man to have in your corner. i'm david wright in los angeles. >>> we got totally side tracked. >> we're talking about my cousin vinny, one of the greatest movies ever, a cult movie. the first time you watch it, you think it's pretty good. then you watch it one more time, and it gets under your skin, like a sickness. i think i've seen it like 20 ti

tonight, we're back at tequila mockingbird picking up right where we left off.4 ford fiesta. but, we're gonna start things off with an artist who is widely considered one of the biggest and boldest new voices in rap. we featured her in our "last call" showcase earlier in the week. and tonight, she's back as my sit-down guest. ladies and gentlemen, here's a name you need to know. angel haze. ♪ >> i was grounded for one summer and i wrote the dictionary out twice. >> carson: is that true? >> yeah, i was still very bored that summer, but it got me, i guess, it got to a different place. >> carson: it gave you an arsenal of words to pick from when you're writing. ♪ ♪ i was having nightmares that i would never reach the finish line and pain is momentary ♪ ♪ i would never see the end of mine til i realized that you bitches can't touch me ♪ ♪ like i'm a million particles of nothing ♪ >> carson: watching you last night was amazing. i know you came from london, you're working on the record. we draged you here to austin, texas. i begged you to be the anchor of the "last ca