nina simone does not get the love for the respect she deserves. >> she gets the love and respect fromdad introduced me to her when i was eight. he played me a song called the king of love is dead and it changed my life. -- i did notif it know if it was a man or woman. it brought me alive. i thought she was amazing. i have aspired to her artistry. tavis: what is about her voice or her artistry that is so moving to you? >> up until then, i loved the big vocalist. she was all about the tone and the subtlety of how she delivered one word. that subtle change in the poetry. fascinated always because so much of what we hear is retrograde. so much of what we hear sounds the same. if you want to be a success, you want to sound like an artist who is already a success. it is a difficult thing for people to have their own song styling, their own sound. you are an original. i am wondering how that happened for you and how important for you to be that. you could have sounded like somebody else. tell me about the journey of yours to be an original. >> from when i was a kid, i wanted to write. he was

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simon ostrovsky from vice news. thank you again for joining us live from crimea. thank you very much. >> joining me now, nina khruscheva. this strikes me as this aspect of what is happening in crimea. we all know the military occupation, but essentially the cultivating in a very organized fashion it would appear of the appearance of organic pro-russian sentiment in places not just crimea but kharkiv, the second largest city. this seems insidious and a threat to ukraine's future than even the troops. >> it is. russians are very good at propaganda. they've been great at propaganda from the beginning. putin does function as a trained ussr man. so it is. also it's quite successful propaganda, more successful in the second half of the soviet union's life because in some ways, in fact, it is true a lot of crimeans are supporting the russians. they feel ethnically related to them. they're very resentment of giving crimea to ukraine. >> that's a very important point. one of the things i want to do is oversell this point. it can simultaneously be the case, portray ordinary people as a fact of this and there's some co