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. >>> and our surprise for dolly parton. >>> and we have maren hinkle here to co-host. >> welcome to "e.t." >>> welcome to "e.t." from new york city. and it's a marvelous friday because we are joined by maisel's mom turned "e.t." co-host marin hinkle. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. season three is streaming right now on amazon. >> we're gonna get to that, but help us out with some news. >> here's tonight's top story. >>> nbc's "agt" investigation. is it a wake-up call for simon? [ buzz ] >> as julianne hough is grilled about her fellow fired judge. >> you've been very vocal on this gabrielle union thing. should they offer her job back? >> i'm not gonna comment on that. >> no? you're not gonna go there? >> no. >> howard stern and a lot of other people says "america's got talent," it's become a boy's club. >> this is the ultimate example of a boy's club. >> "agt" is a boy's club. >> you're not going to touch that topic? >> no. i feel like i've said what i wanted to say. there's still lots happening and so it's all unfolding. >> they got to get their act together. an

okay, marin, tell me you love dolly parton as much as i do. >> from to 5, i love that woman so much.boston talkinall things christmas, but i also came bearing a little gift of my own, a very special "e.t." friday flashback. >> listen to what i found from your first ever "e.t." interview. >> what? 1982. >> i do work hard, but i like to work. ah, that's true. i'll never retire. i feel the exactame way. ♪ i'll be fine >> the other thing i noticed in getting this video was that dolly parton, you have been sexy longer than i've been alive. >>ell, thank you. >> you're so gorgeous. >> well, thank you. >> oh, my god. what ithe secr? >> oh, lord. i i don't know. just -- i don't know if i look that goo i always say it's good lighting, good make-up and good doctors. >> hard to imagine, but this gorgeous woman turns 74 next month, but she's working nonstop. she appeared at opening night of "dolly parn's smokey mountain christmas carole." >> i hope that you enjoy. >> she's not in the show, but wrote the music for this retelling ofhe scrooge story inspired by her childhood. >> what do you think ma

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. >>> my imitation of dolly parton. dolly parton's mother. dolly parton's brother.making fun of the brother of a celebrity's testicles. >> i have birth control pill and diaphragm and iud. i don't know what happened with my iud. never came out. but i have my suspicions because that picks up hbo. >> watch showtime, get the [ bleep ] out of my face. >> as guys like pryor and carlin came along and shocked you and were scatological and talked about sex, as each new comedian came along, less and less barriers to break through, try to reach further and further to to something to shock the audience. >> sam kinison embodies the '80s era of comedy, people doing characters that were extensions of himself. on stage he was the character as opposed to the man. >> ever been married? what's your name? michael? michael if you ever think about getting married, think you met the right woman and want to settle down and change your life, do me a favor mike. remember this face. ahhh! >> it was the expression of the heartbroken man, we hold a lot of stuff in because we're civilized people

. >> we're in aspen with carrie underwood and celebrating smoky mountain christmas with dolly parton.hat don't impress me much >> do you feel the pressure? are you so excited? >> how many millions she's already made as the number one earng female country artist of 2019. >>> that's ahead but first this weekend in "entertainment tonight birthdays," which singer ce worked at a red lobster in the bronx? was it these are real people, not tors, who've got their eczema der control. with less eczema, you can owore skin. so roll up those sleeves. d helpeal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saclear or almost clear skin. and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergico dupixent. including anaphylaxis, rewhich is severe.r, tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, ch as eye pain or vision changes, or parasitic infecti

it has dolly parton in it.rary, which gives books to kids across the world. 125 million kids now. dolly parton, i've loved her since i was a little girl, watching her on the floor of my grandmother's house on her little tv and she does not disappoint. she came on to the set like this sparkly goddess and she is so professional and so good at everything she does, whoever said never meet your idols never met dolly pardon. cheryl: we are big fans here at fox. i want to ask about the hallmark channel in particular. what do you think it is about the network and those movies that's resonating? i feel like this year in particular they've become this phenomenon and everyone is talking about -- he'l elizabeths wants to do a christmas movie. >> there's been 10 years of this. the last few years there's been this energy behind it. i think the world has gotten to be a crazier and crazier place and we need a safe flies go for families to spend time together, reconnect with each other and reconnect with the good side of human

. >> it says dolly parton that's in my name.library of congress is not the first place you expect to see dolly parton. but there she was celebrating her love of books. ♪ ♪ it's a story that begins back when she was growing up, one of 12 children and the smoky mountains of east tennessee. the daughter of robert lee pardon. >> i never had a chance to go to school, daddy couldn't read her rights, but he was a real smart parton and who knows what he could've done it he would've had an education. greg chris: she want to start a library to give free books to everyone her hometown. over the years the program is spread across the country and overseas, a book every month, two kids who sign up from birth until they turn five and go to kindergarten. chris: what does it mean to a child to get their own book mailed to them and their own name? >> it makes them feel important, it makes them feel special, so course it makes them want to do what the book is all about, learn to read it. chris: dolly has been performing for more than 60 years, she

team today, our director has said dolly pa rton, islands team today, our director has said dolly parton. we will be back on monday. have a great weekend. goodbye. 0ne one thing many of us will notice this morning is how much milder it is compared to recent mornings. temperatures for many in double figures already. through the day, milder weather coming with cloud and rain at times, the first by front moving south—east, replaced by these weather fronts bringing moving south—east, replaced by these weatherfronts bringing rain and showers in the north and west. but we have much milder airfrom the south—west. the blues here, invading the far north of scotland, chilly conditions as the day goes on. one batch of rain close to the south—east and further showers moving in and they could be heavy even thundery. more widespread into the afternoon. still fairly windy but not quite as windy as it was yesterday. maximum temperatures similarto yesterday. maximum temperatures similar to now, 9—13dc. as i mentioned, turning chillier in scotla nd mentioned, turning chillier in scotland as the day goes o

todd piro has more. >> much like dolly parton is up for us the music industry, dollywood is a force industry. while a lot of theme parks close during the christmas season, that's when this place is busy making up a lot of that 3 million visitors that come here each year. musica♪ it's time for a christmas journey, all aboard the dollywood express. i want you to meet my friends kai rea and jacob. we are going to go meet these fun characters. come on! but oh, look what i see behind rudolph? i'm going to fight you! not a good dancer with humans or reindeer's. do i remind you of your body, good buddy, hermie what if i try the voice? >> at like to be a dentist. >> i want to be a dentist. see, it's bringing back memories. now they would let rudolph play any reindeer games but they will let me. here we go. what do i win? all right, i'm going to go with many rudolph. that's cool, right? oh, my god, it's big rudolph. hey rudolph, high five. i just met with rudolph and he had some words for you. is everything okay in the rudolph and santa relationship? >> well yes, sure it is. >> because in my di

. >> well, except for maybe our podcast pick of the year, dolly parton's america. >> dolly parton isxciting jeopardy champion this year racking up a small fortune with his large memory. >> best chicken fight. the one between chick-fil-a and popeye's over who had the better sandwich. >> went to popeye's. the line was insane. but it was all white people. it was not us. so i wasn't like, ooh lord. >> worst trend on the roads. the run away lack of rules governing cars, scooters, bikes, and, well everything else trying to share the same space and creating a commuting mess. best person to call to help you clean up? marie condo who organized a revolution of, well, organization. >> you know you are a cultural phenomenon if your name becomes a verb. >> now i understand she wants to put stuff back in my closet and i am not interested in that version of her. >> most surprising baby talk. researchers say the number of children born in the u.s. is at a 32-year low. no wonder the royal baby got so much attention. >> i have paid zero attention to the royal family. nothing against them. but i kind o

patsy cline, ray price, conway twitty, dolly parton, marty robbins. loving her today and placed a wreath upon his door ♪ johnny: so sit back and relax. katie: as we share with you the country jukebox collection, four decades of classic country memories. ♪ announcer: presenting the country jukebox collection, with your hosts johnny lee and katie cook. >> ♪ don't worry about me it's all over now ♪ katie: country music has given us some of the most enduring artists and songs. johnny: including this one by the greatest country star of them all, hank williams. >> ♪ somebody else stood by your side and he looks so satisfied i can't help it if i am still in love with you ♪ >> ♪ i am sending you a big bouquet of roses ♪ >> ♪ always late with your kisses ♪ >> ♪ please release me, let me go i don't love you anymore ♪ johnny: you know, katie, some of my favorite country songs tell stories. katie: and one of the best storytellers was marty robbins. >> ♪ out in the west texas town of el paso i fell in love with a mexican girl ♪ >> ♪ i keep the ends out for the tie

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - dolly parton

i have always loved dolly parton. she is incredible. >> here's tngs that you may not know. it was a huge learning experience. you know, i was with all these women and there was this enormous wealth of information about everything. you know, not just acting and life a atever. and they were dropping the pieces of information and i'm picking them up saying i will remember this and keep this one. it was a big, big time for me. >> she was dating the co-star. and they were engaged and calling it quits in 1990. another secret from the set, dolly and darrol had to go to beauty school to play their parts in the movie. >> this is going in the hair-do hall of fame. >> and remember this scene? >> yeah, dolly was cutting julia's hair for real. >> now, i'm having to cut everyone's hair. i have become a beautician in my family. it's a job and i am not getting paid for it. >> i loved working with the women and it was a wonrful story to do. >> there's romance in the air ahead had, as we celebrate 15 years since the "notebook,". >> she was good. actually. >> then, we are flashing back 20 yea

published their own conclusions into his death the evidence includes 4 to comparisons and killing parton's of a man who had been in hiding from interpol and russia and the reporters suggesting the wanted murderer was then hard by moscow chechnya to do it again the federal investigation in germany is just the beginning now on google merkel says she hopes russia will help the german investigators but it seems no matter who was behind it embassy expulsion indicates that the verdict has in fact already been given. power to reporting from europe. producer working for are to use a video agency was that this week's nato summit in london questioned all of the terrorism act ripley's chief content officer your go to reno over and over talk me through the details were of course very surprised when this happened as a media agency we're going to cover this 70th anniversary summit our producer was accredited for the summit which was confirmed to him via e-mail by organizes having this in malik he went there on wednesday to pick up the pass just to go inside and film which is normal procedure for journal

published their own conclusions into his death the evidence includes 4 to comparisons and killing parton's of a man who had been hiding from interpol and russia and the reporters suggesting the wanted murderer was then hard by moscow chechnya to do it again the federal investigation in germany has just the beginning now on google merkel says she hopes russia will help the german investigators but it seems no matter who was behind it the embassy expulsion indicates that the verdict has in fact already been given. totty reporting from europe. a producer working for artie's video agency was the taint at this week's nato summit in london a question to under the terrorism act police chief content officer you katherina my friend covert talk me through the details. whole incident came as a complete surprise to us as a video agency were of course going to cover nations 70th anniversary summit our producer was accredited for the event for which he got confirmation via email from organizers so he went there on wednesday to pick up the past so he could go and film inside which is completely normal pr

published their own conclusions into his death the evidence includes 4 to comparisons and killing parton's of a man who had been hiding from interpol and russia and the reporters suggesting the wanted murderer was then hired by moscow of chechnya to do it again the federal investigation in germany is just the beginning now on the merkel says she hopes russia will help german investigators but it seems no matter who was behind it the embassy expulsion indicates that the verdict has in fact already been given. r.t. reporting from europe. which is updated terms of service says it will now be able to put limits on content that's raising fears that the social media platform could apply so-called shadow bans that effectively means suppressing publicly posted content without the users knowledge that their posts are not visible to followers it's an accusation that twitter's face before but as it goes dawn of now reports it could become the norm for next year. twitter is coming out of the shadows remember all these media figures accusing these social platform of sneakily hiding their posts from the

several articles which i mentioning in my complaint us as a parton from the same journalese which i have disgraced the newspaper. the former consul of the ecuadorian embassy in london then you for your time and your comments. from 1st of markets with armed guards to claims of sanitizing sound out to avoid offense it seems that for some in western countries christmas just isn't quite the same anymore as artists here are with more. christmas in europe what a wonderful time of the year christmas markets in full swing perfect for those last minute gifts the smell of sweet treats teasing you know nostrils and on an evening walking in a movie in the lift streets perhaps not built with a special someone to keep you from the wind to chill not a care in the world but goodwill to all thought in recent times that's also come with increased security travel warnings and with some traditions now deemed woke what could be called the whole whole whole marginalization of the christmas period the terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks in germany you should be vigilant and follow the advice

i was like in i think early seventy's series so she was really cool but i liked dolly parton too and i was more uncertain around a grand day and i mean there's where most of beneful that johnny. as he comes you know is on it as the closer fathered by mutants into hell and communicate with my past you know i'm just saying now there isn't going to do it. on my part that you must always only my in the tunnel. actions on flex i'm the one in the job well nancy i mean just as a community standard sort of another one up this was number of people it was all times and how that was working with an underfunded lash out and he got out on the no wrong and no one could escape. the crowd damage with me because he. did mention that and it's just another one of those days off going on lad chocolatey does and the bombing is indeed undignified pension dignity what are the inhabitants in the puppets we caught up with on using mind emotional harm one of my indifference and another of my knickers on how i punch of my kid that's was there not the same here in the uk and a lot smarter than that god of us ha

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so she was really cool but i liked dolly parton too and i was more uncertain around a grand day and i mean there's where president for that johnny. was coming in i was on it as the cause he fathered by me that's him to fall and for mean it gave me my problems and i just think now there's an god that's doing things on my part that he must hold his own in my in the tunnel fight actions on stocks and one in the little while in the guest has a lot of the standard sort of another one of those muslims of people to try and how they also work as an undefined it's. no longer scape and no one could escape. it kept the grogs. because. the dimension of them is just and out of them on both the dominant legislative had there was an abomination be done dignity pension dignity what at the end i didn't sin even on top of the parts we caught up with on the ignition mind emotional harm one of my kinda feels a little bit of america's own home. that's was there not the sins we all can last mustard on this god of us has a bit and that's all i'm all to the s. against out minus needs but i did with alex the

was like i think early seventy's series so she was really cool but i liked dolly parton too and i was more uncertain around a grand day and i mean there is friendship where president for that i mean. he comes you know as i as the quarter followed by meet at city hall and communicate meet my problems because then now that you've got that. news on that interest holding on to my little national. i'm the one in the building for a while and the desk has a little stronger set of another one up this was a number of people the chinese and the other was working at an underfunded some you lash out and you can't i don't know i know drugs came and i could escape. kept the crowd. with me because he. did mention that the mistrust and lot of them want to go to the opening on legislative not allied with us and the bombing is in young dignity pension dignity what is in a given in the amount of the puppet government and you can see in mind what of my claimed it wasn't a lot of money because on how. it does was there moccasins we often lost market on the top of us has admitted to me out of i'm also the

underwood cohosted the award with dolly parton and reba mcintyre, their exciting things ahead in 2020ood one to end with. youtube will limit data collection on videos seen by your kids. tracy carrasco talked about the federal privacy crackdown. >> the change takes effect. youtube will, and in children's video content. and they change their policies. this comes at a time when you are watching a children's video, youtube must assume the child is watching that and that is what is going to be limited to and youtube, the content is geared toward a broader audience. even if the child is watching it. the ftc allegations youtube has been tracking online activities. heather: red lobster debuting a drink for national hangover day. >> that is right and it is perfect for national buddy mary day on january 1st, and not only is it buddy mary but all sorts of things, cheetos, vodka, red lobster, spicy chipotle, jumbo shrimp, and cheddar baked biscuits. heather: what did you -- >> drinkatiezer. heather: thousands of angry iraqis storming the us embassy in baghdad right now. we are live with breaking

dolly parton america. >> she is an icon.the question, who is james? the answer he's the most exciting jeopardy champion this year. racking up a small fortune with his large memory. >> i'm surprised jeopardy is still happening. >> best chick fight. between chickfilet and popeyes. over the best chicken sandwich. >> it was all white people. it was not us. it was all right. >> worst trend on the roads. run away lack of rules governing cars, scooters and bikes. trying to share the same space and creating a commuting mess. best person to call to clean up. marie condo. the organization revolutionizer. >> you are a culture phenomenon. if your name is a verb. >> she wants to put stuff back in my closet. i'm not interested in that version. >> most surprising baby talk the the number of children born in the u.s. is a 32 year low. no wonder the royal baby got so much attention. >> i have paid zero attention to the royal family. nothing against them. but i kind of think we have the kardashians to worry about. >> i don't know why we can't

. >> well, except for maybe our pod cost a pi podcast pick of the year, dolly parton's america. >> shecial. ♪ here i go >> question, who is james holzhauer? he's the most exciting "jeopardy!" contestant of the year. the best chick-fil-a fight. who had the best sandwich? >> went to popeye's. but it was all white people. it was not us. it was all right. i wasn't like -- ooh, lord. >> worst trend on the roads, the lack of rules for cars, bikes, scooters and everything else, creating a commuting mess. best person to call to clean up? plea c marie condo. >> you know you're a cultural phenomenon if your name becomes a verb. >> now, i understand she wants to put stuff back in my closet. and i'm not interested in that version of her. >> most surprising baby talk. researchers say the number of children born in the u.s. is at a 32-year low. no wonder the royal baby got so much attention. >> i have paid zero attention to the royal family. nothing against them. but i kind of think we have the kardashians to worry about. >> cutest new sensation, piglet the rescue dog. >> i call him lucky. he answer

. >> dolly parton is an icon.mes holzhauer? the most exciting jeopardy champion this year racking up a small fortune with his large memory. >> went to popeyes. it was all white people. not us. ooh, lord! >>> worst trends on the roads, the run away lack of rules governing cars, scooters, bikes and everything else trying to share the same space and creating a commuting mess. the best person to help people clean up, marie kondo, who organized a revolution organization. >> you know you're a culture phenomenon if your name becomes a verb. >> now, she wants to put stuff back in my closet. i'm not interested in that version of her. >> most surprising baby talk. the number of children born in the u.s. is at a 32 year low. no wonder the royal baby got so much attention. >> i have paid zero attention to the royal family. nothing against them but i kind of think we have the kardashian to worry about. >> why can't we respect each other. >>> piglet, the pink rescue dog. he can't hear or see but he can sniff out. >> this crumbp

so when you find out why dolly parton wrote "i will always love you," a woman's declaration of independents. when you hear the story of why dolly wrote it, dolly taking nothing away from whitney goes to that level. >> the carter family early recordings, is it the equivalent of having the federalist papers on tape? >> it's exactly that. maybe with jimmy rogers offering the opposing views. the carter family, the original american lead guitarist, sarah carter has the original voice of country, roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of us. a.p. carter is collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named lesley riddle who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they dropped the lyrics, take the same moldy and that "little darling pal of mine" one of their big hits. guthrie keeps the tune and does this land is your land. you can't make any of this stuff up. i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the earl haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works. he escapes from juvenile detention 17 times. he's in san quentin, has a cha

of mexican folk songs or can hold their own with country goddesses like emmy lou harris and dolly partonose risks worked because they came from the heart, a heart full of childhood sing-a-longs on the mexican border. >> when i was growing up i thought people sang in spanish and spoke in english. ♪ say it will work out ♪ >> she left tucson for l.a. at 18 and took a couple of open mike nights at the troubadour to launch a rock the ride. she managed to stay grounded. >> rock 'n' roll stars are -- stand to end up isolating themselves more and more and more and thereby increasing their feelings of alienation and anxiety and they wonder why they're so miserable. at age 63, after a lifetime of multi-platinum harmony an amazing voice went away. >> i just lost a lot of different colors in my voice. it turned out i have parkinson's disease. i can sing in my mind, but i can't do it physically. >> i don't think she misses going on the road. i think she misses singing with her friends and singing in the living room with her family. there's just no one on the planet that ever had or will have a voice

so when you find out why dolly parton wrote "i will always love you," a kind of woman's declaration ofndependence. we all remember whitney houston's version. it raises the hair on the back of our necks still. but when you hear the story of why dolly wrote it, dolly's version, taking nothing away from whitney, goes up to that level. >> the carter family early recordings, is it the equivalent of having the federalist papers on tape? >> it's exactly that and with maybe jimmy rogers some of the opposing views. so tsarah carter has the originl voice of country, the sort of keening things that roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of us. a.p. carter's out collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named leslie riddle, who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they drop the lyrics, take the same melody, and do "little darlin', pal of mine." i mean you can't make any of this stuff up. i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the merle haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works because this guy escapes from juvenile d

it's unfortunately for the people who rightfully received a parton.here are several who earned them. it's unfortunate that they're not being celebrated right now because they've been cam floujd by these horrible heinous criminals. >> natasha chen joins us. >> he took to twitter last night. he tweeted 20 statements talking about second chances and how he was careful in reviewing each of these cases. in one of these tweets, he said not one person receiving a pardon would i not welcome as a cowoker, neighbor or to sit beside me or any member of my family in a church pew or at a public event. he's talking about redemption and that these decisions were carefully made. >> before walking out of the mansion this week, kentucky republican part ond this man who zbloiksly assaulted a 15-year-old boy, a drunk driver who killed a pastor and his wife, a man who decaptated someone, a man who killed his parents, and this man who raped a 9-year-old girl and served less than 18 months out of his 23-year sentence. the victim's mother says it's a slap in the face. >> it

radio that's country, bro ♪ yeah that's country, bro dolly parton, johnny cash ♪ porter wagoner and thecharlie pride ♪ marty robbins and the possum, ol' george jones ♪ i heard 'em all growin' up in daddy's ol' farm truck ♪ eight-track stereo hey, that's country bro ♪ you're gonna be country? you oughta know ♪ a little bit of somethin' 'bout the roots and the boots ♪ and the rhinestone suits that started this rodeo ♪ hey that's country, bro yeah that's country, bro ♪ emmylou and conway twitty m-m-mel and detroit city ♪ crystal gayle, and willie, waylon, david alan coe ♪ earl thomas, eddy rabbit shenandoah, alabama ♪ george strait and randy travis, ♪ diggin' up bones saw 'em on hee-haw ♪ singing in their overalls junior was the star of the show ♪ that's country, bro yeah that's country, bro ♪ bo and luke and daisy duke smokey and the bandit ♪ one and two jerry reed and jerry clower ♪ glen campbell's goodtime hour john wayne and marshall dillon ♪ roy rogers, andy griffith ben and adam hoss and little joe ♪ and stephen colbert he's country, bro ♪ yeah that's country, bro that's country, bro

tonight -- dolly parton star of "the crown," actor tobias menzies representative ro khanna featuring nunes, only to find his car wouldn't start, his phone died, he had to walk home, and he couldn't stop stepping in buckets.

of mexican folk songs or can hold their own with country goddesses like emmy lou harris and dolly partonthose risks worked because they came from the heart, a heart full of childhood sing-a-longs on the mexican border. >> i thought people sang in spanish and spoke in english. ♪ say it will work out ♪ >> she left tucson for l.a. at 18 and took a couple of open mike nights at the troubadour to launch a rock the ride. she managed to stay grounded. >> rock 'n' roll stars are -- tend to end up more and more and increasing their feelings of alienation and anxiety and they wonder why they're so miserable. at age 63, after a lifetime of mrut-platinum harmony an amazing voice went away. >> i lost a lot of different colors in my voice. it turns out i had parkinson's disease. i can sing in my mind, but i can't do it physically. >> i don't think she misses going on the road. i think she misses singing with her friends and singing in the living room with her family. there's just no one on the planet that ever had or will have a voice like linda's. >> thank goodness for the recordings. ♪ blue bayou >>

i want to treplace him with somebody quality like dolly parton.national treasure and bust dolly parton. >> i'm on board about that. how about your good? >>t my good is everybody wonde what it's going togo take for congress to get together and actually effect some change. and it turns out something that annoys them too. finally banned robocalls. >> hate 'em. >> you don't know the number and you got to dial back and they're awful. they bannedck it. it's wonderful. i'd like to see them go a step further. i would like in 2020 to ban all voice calls. because what kind of maniac calls you on the phone now? my idea is the just text me act. >> i like it. >> i'm hoping congress is listening and we can get that up on the board. >> in this day and age it does freak me out a little bit when the phone itrings. it really does. what kind of maniac calls you on the phone. >> we don't use the phones for that. >> my good friendes progress. >> google and selfie machines at this point. alexandra, what was your bad this week? >> my bad. my mom and i disagree on this.a

bonnie raitt, emmy lou harris, dolly parton.about that with you, because this is a cutthroat business you're in, and this was women lifting other women up professionally, which wasn't something anyone really talked about. >> i knew those women as well. they were within our group of flends. i never had to be convinced of anything. i'm trying to think of a girl singer that she introduced me to who wasn't great, and i can't think of one. the time was just right. you have to know when the moment is right for something, and emotionally, politically, spiritually, i think the world was just ready to hear the gender that is more than half the population singing. >> you wrote -- i think it was almost a dozen songs for linda. is there a favorite for you to hear her sing or something that surprised you after writing it and hearing her sing it, how it turned out? >> i say this in the most flattering way possible. i was almost never surprised by the results. she could very often sing a song better than the person that wrote it, and it was no

in which his own senior officials partoned. so to those people who would say, well, trump is just being trump, and this is who he is and it was that phone call, which he calls perfect. they're saying, stop. >> they're saying essentially it's a conspiracy. >> exactly. driven by the president. >> that's right. somewhat widespread. certainly many people who were involved in it. >> who knew. and who participated in this, including not only the people who work for him but his personal attorney rudy giuliani. >> uh-huh. >> a line in a struck me here, very first page. an unprecedented campaign of obstruction of this impeachment inquiry. i see three articles in here. obstruction of justice, abuse of power, abuse of office however you want to say it and obstruction of congress. those you can jump out at whatever else they might come up with, but they're going to be i think at least three articles. >> one question also is whether or not they will, when they end up drawing up the articles of impeachment whether they will specifically iden