what mtv does exclude is music that's not rock 'n' roll. >> mtv came out with no consideration on how so few black artists featured on it. why is that? >> we have to try and do what we think, not only new york and los angeles will appreciate, but also some town in the midwest that will be scared to death by prince or a string of other black faces. >> interesting. okay. thank you very much. >> when are we going to see anybody of color on mtv, because you said music television. when are you going to start covering all genres of music? >> music has no color. and it shouldn't have color. i don't believe in that. what i do, i don't want it labeled black or white. i want it labeled music. ♪ >> 1983, motown has this big tv special, motown's 25th anniversary. at that time "thriller" is out and "thriller" is doing well. but michael jackson couldn't get "billie jean" on mtv. ♪ she was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene ♪ >> when the rest of the world was going crazy and he can't get on mtv? michael jackson? come on. >> when he does that moonwalk, if you were sitting on the couch by the

mtv helped them big time. >> this is an expressive land that produced cnn and mtv. we were all born for the information age. this will make it easier for young people to register and vote. that is an issue that has been a big issue for mtv and mtv watchers who want to make young people a bigger part of the voting process. i am pleased to be able to keep the promise today that i made on this broadcast. >> meissen and i argue about whether he should watch beavis and butthead on ntv mtv. he should be held responsible. >> too often debates of liberal and conservative issues are a problem. the fact that we create economic and social institutions that direct things at people. if you don't want to have mtv, you have to give up c- span. and c-span is barely with it, so we have to tolerate ntv coming into our house. >> on an appearance on mtv i was asked the question about my undergarments, more specifically whether i wore boxers or briefs . i did not show my briefs at that time. it was a wholly inappropriate sense of my zone of privacy. >> what i found fascinating about goi

it's not particularly deep music, but mtv pushing it.. >> when i would turn on mtv, all the rock bands looked a certain way. they played a kind of music. they were expected to have a certain facade. >> mtv's ratings are surprisingly small. but those who do watch, mostly teenagers and young adults, buy a lot of records, tapes and cds. and buy the most of what they see the most. >> recently, two members of the heavy metal band aerosmith dropped by mtv's offices to screen their new video and brought a big bag much cash as an incentive. >> the record companies would submit videos every monday and then we'd have our music meetings and look at all the videos and decide who was going to get put into the rotation. i was a 21-year-old kid who loved punk rock, and i pretty quickly realized that the music that they were playing just wasn't what i was into. when the new nirvana video was delivered to mtv, i was completely blown away. ♪ i said, listen, they really are incredible and we need to give them a shot, and if it doesn't work then you can pus

siloing effectsoe start to happen with cable television in which they advocate what people behind mtvll narrowcasting. they will reach a specific small segment of society. reach out to rock fans or sports fans or news junkies or that or this. you see it across the cable spectrum today. the internet picks that up and amplifies it. social media, it is the exact effect where you can have this sealed off eco-system in which you only get information from sources you already trust, and it becomes reinforced by other sources. you have this echo chamber that does not get penetrated by anything outside it. steve: is that an underlying factor in where we see the political discourse today in the country? prof. kruse: i think it absolutely is. what that does is it reinforces the political siloing that happens in the political realm, too. and so things like gerrymandering and the extreme polarization of the two parties are reinforced by that because , because the media sources that these voters then pick up on reaffirm what's going on in the political sphere. steve: i'm curious, as you look at thi

> yes, "jersey shore" stars pauly d and vinny are hoping for a "double shot of love" with their hit mtv it actually set ratings records for mtv, and it's easy to see why. 20 women and two best friends looking for their ride-or-dies. "double shot at love" is pretty much what you get if "the bachelor" and "jersey shore" had a reality tv baby. but instead of rose ceremonies, contestants are sent home at cab ceremonies. >> cabs are here! >> it's a little different. i'm not yelling it. normally i'm like, cabs are here! >> this is a little more formal. not quite as formal. >> it's a really tense moment. >> allie, i'm sorry, but your cab is here. >> it gets heated. >> we have security on prem sis. >> and tomorrow it's vinny who's turning up the heat in vegas, starting a month-run as chippendale's guest host. he lost 50-pounds thanks to the keto diet, and this keto guido says his "jersey shore" fam is coming to watch. >> they're all going to come, and i don't know if i should be embarrassed or mortified or excited that they are going to come. >> i'm sure these guys have so much trouble finding

by the time of the '90s, mtv wasn't merely a music channel. huh huh! that was cool! >> "beavis and butthead" established what mtv could be because the shows were about making fun of music videos just like people in the audience were doing. >> whoa, check out his neck. >> yeah. there's like all these bones and stitches moving around. >> yeah. >> my manager would call me, like, hey, you got this big bump because you were on "beavis and butthead" last night. >> i sit there like a doughnut watching these guys. and i find them endlessly entertaining because i know and you know and the world knows, these guys are always, will be, and cannot be anything but idiots. >> that's right. >> mtv has a detrimental, damaging, developmental effect on the sexuality, on the morality, on the spirituality, maybe even the physical development of our young people. ♪ >> now we hit the '90s and once you can go for an audience of 5 million and have a successful show, you can say, i don't care if the parents don't like this. >> can i tell you something, miss ellen? >> o

it's the first performance at the mtv studios in the new millennium. please welcome no doubt!eat it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes ♪ ♪ lenny bruce is not afraid >> i'll always remember new year's eve 1999 going into y2k seeing no doubt on mtv playing "it's the end of the world as we know it" by r.e.m. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ i feel fine it was a very appropriately apocalyptic song for what turned out to be a very apocalyptic decade. >> happy new year! >> so we wake up, it's 2000, we're all alive, and we're still in the middle of teen pop mania. ♪ don't want to hear you ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ >> boy bands were selling so many albums. ♪ every little thing you do ♪ never seems enough for you >> this is the biggest year in pop music history in terms of sales. britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops i did it again." in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh baby baby >> everybody's falling in love with boy bands an

bob dylan for his great songwriter that he is, he is not may be the most mtv friendly persona for a 14ends on which public at this. the baby boom years are now adults, they have mortgages and jobs. they're not following music as closely. in some ways, dylan is slipping through the cracks a little bit. when we are the world comes out he is invited. he sings on that. so, he is not forgotten, but he's not quite the same public figure that he had been. as a dylan fan, when people find out on my dylan fan, some people will like i like his songs we don't like his ways. listen, listen deeper. by the way, his voice is often very good. it's like a leather coat. it's broken in. that is when it fits best. so, it really is a remarkable artist. it might not necessarily be everybody's favorite style of music, but something he has said will resonate with you. pgh so, in rochester, minnesota at the cities corn water tower. the water tower represents the long-standing agriculture industry. up next we speak with author amanda farmer on her book, if you leave this form which chronicles her experience lea

he owns other real estate including a house that was used on mtv "real world" in the show's 17th season10,000 square feet. you can rent it for $1,000 to $3,000 a night. that is nice. >> shepard: what did you think of virginia? >> quite a win. >> shepard: low scoring, fantastic game. i felt bad for the red raiders. >> felt like destiny the way they won so many games last minute. >> shepard: i enjoyed it. you know, kind of pulling for the red raiders but it was a great game. i'm not thankful for staying up past midnight. too old for that. >> you like the underdogs? >> i like cavuto. it's his turn. >> can't hold this hearing without mentioning the elephant in the room. >> your unacceptable handling of robert mueller's report. >> within a week, bill in a position to release the report to the public. i am relying on my own discretion to make as much to the public as i can. >> all we have is your four-page summary, which seems to cherry pick from the report. >> this is what drives the public crazy, when they see something like this. this is what we have to try to avoid. >> i appreciate the im

. >> i was on mtv, don't ask. [laughter] she fell in love with new orleans, but a quadruple and renovated it and live there and was running it out, she loved being here, without the series is going to run much longer than two seasons, but it didn't. >> that's great. >> under i think in the last week, it's something to get over. but the neighborhood that has benefited from that and that they can benefit from having short-term rentals that are under control. [inaudible question] >> yes,. >> everything has to be balanced in life. >> in my little block, the same neighbors have been a since the 70s, it's great, everybody knows a spot to put the car and if some stranger or visitor, like my brother might come into town and i to get up and say no that is her spot, mentor. please i live here, you cannot take and spot or a man does, that is her spot. and we watch out for each other. i think neighborhoods of the essence of the core still exist has been battered by high property value, only if you plan to sell. is it really a

pratt giving a shout out to a fellow super hero and it was announced that zachary levi will host the mtvwards. >> he's going to be great. >> let's take you back to george clooney's super hero days. he loves poking fun at his turn as batman. even when asked this question, who should be the next caped crusader? >> i'm not sure. i screwed it up so badly i'm not allowed to weigh in on those subject matters anymore. you thought i was the best. >> i did say that. >> tough. >> in a new interview for variety george sits down with christopher abbott that co-stars with him in catch 22. >> that's some catch. that catch 22. >> george also directs the hulu limited series. it's his return to the small screen that launched him into super stardom. >> i have been binge watching er. >> i haven't watched it yet. >> e.t. was with george from the beginning of e.r. where he gave us a tour of the set. >> this is part of the whole catheter thing. >> but he never watched george. >> no. it was not -- >> never mind. >> that was on it. >> still editing you know. things can happen. >> the two were on the cover of th

nickelodeon ratings are tanking, mtv is not what it used to be and this board independently before thee put on, they had pushed it away. >> it's a great question. but you are assuming that cbs is in a very strong position. just so you know -- liz: it was. >> it was. every broadcast network out there has come under the pressure from cord cutting. cbs is coming under that pressure. just point of fact. the reason why the fox regional sports networks which are being auctioned, we heard as of late last week, sinclair is in the lead, they were thinking of getting $20 billion for all of them. they are going to come in at $13 billion. it's a simple fact that people are consuming programs differently, particularly, you know, millenials and younger people. they don't watch tv. liz: what about elon musk? you saw the tweet in the last hour. >> i don't know why he keeps tweeting but i'm just going to say this. liz: he even just replied. he should not read other people's tweets. somebody asked how about building a factory in germany. he replied considering. >> i don't think that in and of itself is

i don't know, you might be a big watcher of "the jersey shore" and mtv. i'm not.asterpiece theater from jersey. >> it is a more mature product. cbs is a maturing product. liz: you are immature. >> no, i'm not. stop. you are so nasty to me. in any event, it's not the most ideal ceo situation in the world right now. even though cbs is like -- has this great news division and a long-time, you know, wasn't it known as the tiffany network? that's where we are right now. very confusing situation. it's holding up this search which is past its unofficial deadline. the viacom thing is still on the table. liz: charlie, thank you very much. i am so nice to him. >> where do i begin? liz: nine minutes before the closing bell rings. where does he end? hot money, cold comfort. the market's warming up a little bit in april but is there a cold front coming? our $800 billion closer, you heard me right, tells you how to heat up your portfolio with some cool stock picks. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. wel

then flip it over to viacom, they have everything from mtv to b.e.t., paramount, country music, nickelodeonre's the other theory going on here. this is why the ceo search has hit a snag. they may name the guy tomorrow for all i know but -- liz: just to spite you. >> i know it has been -- liz: it has happened before. >> it has been delayed because of these mergers, because of the discussions about merging the two. here's a possibility people are telling me. you merge them, cbs, viacom, bigger company, you sell that bigger company. that's where it makes sense. it doesn't make sense to sell cbs separately or viacom separately. clearly the weaker of the two media properties. it does make sense to put them together, create synergies, then spin it off. that's where -- and if you think about it, who would be the likely buyers? we're not a buyer anymore, fox. we have spun off assets. we are a $29 billion company. liz: maybe do cbs as a stand-alone. >> it's a chunk of change. they would buy, i don't know what their market cap is, but they may buy us. liz: we could pool our money. >> but who are we b

we can talk what he should do, what is precedent, but it's like "real world" mtv. he doesn't have to be polite. >> no, he doesn't have to be polite. he can refuse to attend. congress can use their enforcement powers contempt to enable to subpoena him to come in. this goes back and forth as a negotiation between congress and the doj. and that can be really protracted which dulls of the momentum the democrats are hoping to get out of this entire process. they want to use this to gear up for what might be an impeachment investigation. and barr basically can stonewall them on this by refusing to appear and make it a lot harder and eventually perhaps kick this to the courts. >> back and forth is exactly what president trump, or maybe bill barr is looking for, running the clock. it's what the president did regard to releasing his taxes on the campaign trail. you'll get them. you'll see them, i promise. and then he wins and kellyanne conway is straight out the gate. nobody cares. president trump won. that seems to be the agenda here. is it going to work, joyce? >> you kno

mtv daily starts right now. >> hello, nicolle. happy tuesday. there's the president's rhetoric and there's thursday's reality. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd in washington. we'll get to the escalating fallout from bernie sanders combative town hall on fox, which is grabbed the attention of everyone from the president to pete buttigieg. it's not every day you hear a "fox news" audience cheer medicare for all and we'll also head to iowa but we begin tonight with the president reviving two of the most incendiary elements of his 2016 campaign, his focus on immigrants and muslims. he's doubling down his attack

mtv daily starts right now. >> hello, nicolle. happy tuesday. if it is tuesday there's the president's rhetoric and there's thursday's reality. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd in washington. we'll get to the escalating fallout from bernie sanders combative town hall on fox, which is grabbed the attention of everyone from the president to pete buttigieg. it's not every day you hear a "fox news" audience cheer medicare for all and we'll also head to iowa but we begin tonight with the president reviving two of the most incendiary elements of his 2016 campaign, his focus on immigrants and muslims. he's doubling down his attack on congresswoman ilhan omar as he's ramping up his border rhetoric. it seems to be a strategy to distract, perhaps, from the special counsel's upcoming report which is expected to be released on thursday. i say it seems to be because, let's face it, mr. trump focused on immigrants and muslims during the 2016 campaign before there was such a thing as a mueller report and he'll probably be focusing on those two issues in the 20

a new content distribution agreement under the terms, t-mobile will include viacom networks such as mtvear it's important because there was a large negotiation going on with at&t. they recently got picked up, ended up staying on at&t however, they took a lower carriage fee from at&t, and that was a big question mark. >>> we are now seconds away, we should say, from the adp private payroll report and steve liesman is with us on set, and i believe, sir, in about three seconds, you will be allowed to tell us the number. >> thanks for covering me on that 129,000, adp reporting that private payrolls rose 129,000 in the month of march that is below both the estimate for adp itself and below the estimate for friday, and maybe enough below that you might get some tweaking of the estimates out there on the street. >> 117,000 was the estimate is this. >> that was the estimate for adp and 170,000 is the estimate for friday adp's been a little bit on the high side, and i will tell you, interestingly enough, they doubled down on their estimate for february remember february was the big disappointmen