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how does it compare to pavarotti? he said, pavarotti was the greatest. maybe we will play "time to say goodbye" when we end. instead of the normal rock out of the place -- if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. we are going to win. we are going to win. if we win pennsylvania, we are going to win the whole thing, right? we just had some numbers coming out of virginia which was great. we have -- if we win the commonwealth of pennsylvania, we are in clover. we will fix our country and we are going to fix it pat -- it fast. so get that song ready. and -- you can just sit. and when we leave, you don't have to go so fast you can sit and listen. we will play a couple of songs. some of you will be a little warm, but that is ok. but i think that would be beautiful. a little different. it is a nice thing to have imagination. it is like when kamala's teleprompter went out the other day, she was at 32 days -- she loses teleprompter -- if you are a polar toss and -- if you are a politician, you can count on losing the teleprompter. you have to have a good me

put on pavarotti singing "ave maria," nice and loud. turn it up louder. here. turn it up louder! ["ave maria" playing] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: trump is just lapping it up. why does trump know so much about "ave maria?" was it used in a mcdonald's commercial? man, he really loves that song. who's going to tell him it's about a virgin? and look at poor kristi noem. i got to say, this is the most i've ever related to her. because we've all been in a situation where a guy mansplains his spotify playlist to you. "so that was the pavarotti version. now let me play you a live version phish did at red rocks." then poor kristi tries to get things back on track so she can ask more questions, but trump was in full dj mode. >> let's not do any more questions. let's just listen to music. let's make it into a music. who the hell wants to hear questions? right? >> desi: i love how everyone's always criticizing kamala for not being specific with her policies. no questions, no talking. meanwhile trump's like, "shh, no questions, no talking. we're just going to

and let's listen to pavarotti sing ave maria, can you hear that?maria with no voice. there it is. and it is my favorite piece of paper in the world, i sleep with it every night, i kiss it, i kiss it, and you see those numbers by the way for those we talk about you know the border when you were talking about the border look at the numbers. that was the lowest it ever was, right there, that is the last day i was in office, and we are going to get it lower than that but we are going to let people come in, we are going to let people come in come up so very important but this is one of my most favorite, if i had turned to the right i would not be here with you right now so sort of a cruel world but i was very proud of that before the fact, now even if we had lousy numbers i would love that piece of paper a lot so put on pavarotti singing ave maria, nice and loud, turn it up louder, we want a little action here. turn it up louder! [pavarotti singing ave maria] a™ trump: that's for your boy. that's for your boy. stand up. that's for your boy. ♪ ♪

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let's listen to pavarotti sing "ave maria." biden was cognitively impaired. she should have reported him. that puts our nation in danger. we've never been so close to being in world war iii than we are right now. and don't kid yourself. we have an election coming up, but we still have like three and a half months left and it's a long time in a nuclear world. and that would be a war like no other. i'm not thrilled about the people representing us, even for a short period of time. >> the election was three and a half weeks away not months when he said that. and if the endless series of nonse question tars, nonsensical answers wasn't strange enough donald trump has become downright flaky as the presidential campaign gets down to the wire. from politico something of a pattern, trump scheduled for an interview the date nears and then things fall apart. it happened this week to planned trump sit downs with nbc in philadelphia and cnbc's "skauk box" after backing out of a "60 minutes" episode this month. according to team trump their candidate is exhausted. more fro

the great pavarotti, the singer. when -- you know, he's a very -- he was a diva.eatest of all of divas. the greatest, right? pavarotti. but he was a -- he liked me, for whatever reason. he was very terrible to other people. to me he was nice. he liked me. sinks, toilets, and showers! >> seth: how do you describe any of that? [ laughter ] it's like someone captured a sick bigfoot and made it watch a thousand hours of bad stand-up comedy, is that close? i've been doing this for ten years, and i'm out of ideas. trying to make sense of a trump speech is like looking through my youtube recommendations after i spend an entire night getting super high on my couch. i'm like, "why is the algorithm recommending 'silence of the lambs' clips, pavarotti, 'jaws,' and home improvement tutorials?" [ laughter ] most normal people just have other stuff to do. the washington post also talked to an attendee who left to walk to his car a few blocks away. a man in his truck stopped to ask him if trump was still speaking on stage. another man on foot asked him if people could still get

beginning with celine dion until ed sheeran, but also, of course, luciano pavarotti and many, many othersedible names. is there still one person you'd like to collaborate with? >> well, the world is full of great voices, so i love i love to experiment, to sing next to great voices. >> and you've also collaborated with your own son, mateo, in a surprise performance of time to say goodbye at the oscars earlier this year. we actually have a clip of this. let's play it now, sonali. per mary kay, yolo song on on on it's time to say goodbye was such a beautiful moment. you have also sang with your daughter virginia. what is it like to share the stage with them? >> well, it's like a dream come true. no, because we do this often in our house. but to do it on stage in front of many people, it's really incredible. it's a big emotion. >> they both have incredible voices. virginia and mateo, you have a film also coming out. it's called andrea bocelli 30. the celebration, and it was shot in your hometown of tuscany. >> everyone has his destiny. if god gave you a very important talent, you will find yo

, a lot of pavarotti, to guns and roses. they're saying this is an example of a night of dinner at mar-a-lago, where trump takes over and deejays for the evening. the supporters in the room, i was watching the crowd, they were kind of mesmerized and enraptured with the event. a lot of them excited about it. it does bring up some questions about the strategy given he was in a massive media market in a critical swing state. that's how he chose to use his time. the campaign says this is trump being trump. he's a unique candidate, he can do these sorts of unconventional things. the harris campaign, though, using this as an opportunity to question his mental acuity, mental fitness for office, guys. >> let me turn to you, you're in detroit, where vice president harris is doing a town hall today, part of a major media blitz she's been doing. what is the harris campaign hoping to accomplish there? >> reporter: well, there has been some softening of support among black men in particular that polls suggested in recent weeks, so we kno

and let's listen to pavarotti. put on pavarotti singing "ave maria." nice and loud.n it up louder. we want a little action here. turn it up louder! ♪ ave maria ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: you're welcome. you're welcome. [ laughter ] i guess he enjoyed that. you'd never know it from his face because flaccido domingo completely now stopped taking questions and just started playing songs. >> so play "ymca." go ahead. let's go. nice and loud. ♪ >> here we go, everybody! ♪ young man ♪ ♪ there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ ymca ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ >> jimmy: fun, right? i mean, fun, good-bye, good night. good night, everybody. right? nope. ♪ i went to the doctor and guess what he told me ♪ ♪ guess what he told me ♪ ♪ he said girl you better try to have fun no matter what you do ♪ >> jimmy: he played music and kind of did that baby toddler jumping dance that he does for a full 39 minutes. he just stood there swaying like a manatee tangled in seaweed. [ laughter ] >> let me hear that music, please. >> everyone, let's thank president trump. >> lo

so put on pavarotti singing ave maria nice and loud. turn it up louder. we want a little action here. turn it up louder. love. erriyon grassi r velena maria grassi. this went on for about 30 minutes. trump, by the way, started selling a crypto coin this morning, similar to his trump nft, where he sold superhero art digitally. the crypto coins have no intrinsic value. then again, neither do any other crypto coins. kamala harris, also in pennsylvania on monday, and again, something unusual from her. she's playing clips of trump for the audience, which she also posted to social media. i think the bigger problem are the people from within. we have some very bad people. we have some sick people. radical left lunatics, and i think they're the and it should be very easily handled by if necessary, by national guard or if really necessary by the military. so you heard his words. you heard his words coming from him. he's talking about the enemy within pennsylvania. he's talking about the enemy within our country. pennsylvania. he's talking about that. he considers

pavarotti?l and he was phenomenal but he said, no, pavarotti was the greatest. maybe we will play time to say goodbye when we end, ok? instead of your normal like rock out. and then you were gonna say say it time to go but i -- say goodbye and then you go out and vote and you know if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. we are going to win. [applause] we are going to win. if we win pennsylvania, we are gonna win the whole thing, right, so you know, it would really be something, we just had some numbers coming out of virginia which is great, we have numbers coming out of if we win this commonwealth, if we win the commonwealth of pennsylvania, we are in clover and then we are going to fix our country and we are gonna fix it fast, we are gonna fix it fast. so get that song done, get that song ready and then it will be beautiful, you can't just say, by the way, you do not have to go so fast, you can sit and listen, we will play a couple of songs, some of you will be a little warm but that is

he said no, no, pavarotti was the greatest. may be we will play time to say goodbye when we end. >> sounds fantastic. >> instead of your normal rock out of the place, then he will say -- then you will go vote and we will win the state. if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. we are going to win. we are going to win. if we win pennsylvania, we are going to win the whole thing. it's going to really be something. we just had some numbers coming out of virginia, which is great. we have numbers coming out of -- we win this commonwealth, we win the commonwealth of pennsylvania. we are in clover, then we will fix our country, and we will fix it fast. we are going to fix it fast. so get that song done. get that song ready and we are going to have a beautiful -- by the way, when we leave, you don't have to go so fast, you can sit and listen, we will play a couple of songs. some of you will be a little warmer, that's ok, it's not a bad thing. if you want, we are going to do that, but i think it will be beautiful. it's nice to hav

. >> put on pavarotti singing "ave maria." >> trump requested italian opera from the d.j. >> then, trumpned the town hall into a half hour listening party as the two ill-attendees were carried away on stretchers. >> those two people who went down are patriots and because of them we ended up with some good music, right? >> meanwhile kamala harris is in detroit, michigan continuing to try to shore up support from black men. she participated in a radio ton hall with charlamagne the god. >> part of the message that i face is that they are trying to scare people away because they know they otherwise have nothing to run on. ask donald trump what his plan is for black america. ask him. i'll tell you what it is. look at project 2025. project 2025 tells you. the plan includes making police departments have stop and frisk policies. >> it's the latest stop on her multi-platform media blitz aimed at black voters. >> this interview aired yesterday with the shade room another outlet with a massive black audience. >> we cap the cost of prescription medication at $2,000 for seniors and cap the cost of i

as medics responded -- >> put on pavarotti singing ave maria nice and loud.p requested italian opera from the dj. then trump turned the town hall into a half-hour listening party after the two ill attendees were carried away on stretchers. >> those two people who went down our patriots and because of them we ended up with some good music, right? stephanie: vice president kamala harris is in michigan trying to shore up support among black men. she participated in a radio town hall hosted by charlamagne tha god. >> part of the challenge i face is they are trying to scare people away because they know they otherwise have nothing to run on. ask donald trump what his plan is for black america. ask him. i will tell you what it is. look at project 2025. project 2025 tells you the plan includes making police departments have stop and frisk policies. stephanie: it is the latest op on her multiplatform media blitz aimed at younger black voters. >> are you with me? >> i'm with you. stephanie: this interview with another massive black audience aired yesterday. >> we capp

very privileged because i can -- i can sing next to the best voice like celine dion, like luciano pavarottia a pop style. no very soft. and he came -- he came to my house to convince me to sing like a tenor in an operatic style. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> and i said -- >> jimmy: who in the heck are you to tell me what to do, ed sheeran? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: get out of my house. >> and i said, "ed, but it's a a beautiful song. i can't sing like --" [ laughter ] and he convinced me to do it. okay. we find a compromise. but anyway, he was right. because the song had a big success. >> jimmy: do you have warm-ups that you do before? >> yes, of course, before a a concert everyone has to warm up the voice. >> jimmy: yeah, could you give me a taste of it? >> i began to do -- before i begin from the low notes. ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ you want to try? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. here we go. wow. ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ >> good. and then -- ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ [ laughter ] good. then -- ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ [ laughter ] >>

it go from pavarotti telling to the backstreet boys and it ricochets all over the place. there are disco and then opera and of the opera and, you know, for an and it's all being blasted at, you know, extreme decibel floors in these arenas. he has events, but he also does this at mar a lago, has a ipad that he plays with this spotify playlist, these songs from his the deejay, his own club when he's there. exactly. he's the deejay at his own. he has a table at mar a lago where he holds court and he'll songs from this playlist and, you know, when we were thinking of how to title the chapters, for me, it seems like such an obvious thing. know there's been a lot written about these songs and you people have tried to read into trump's psychology and all sorts of different ways that i think are a little the top, but you know sometimes the songs really do fit the moment when trump beat nikki haley, the south carolina primary, he walked out to the song it's a man's world. and so there have been sort thematic moments with trump and music that for this book just seemed to to feel ri

let's listen to pavarotti. sing ave marina. can you hear that?e maria plays] [ymca plays] amna: mr. trump has dismissed any speculation about mental decline, describing his rambling rhetoric as him weaving together different topics and saying his supporters get it. let's take a look at some of these questions with an author and clinical psychologist who's raised some of them, that's doctor ben michaellis. doctor, welcome to the newshour. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. amna: so doctor, both his political opponents but also some academics look at his speech patterns. they look at his stories and some odd behavior, and they say it's all evidence of mental decline. do you see it that way? are those concerns valid? dr. michaellis: so, obviously i can't diagnose someone in absentia, but certainly there is ample evidence, and look, he's 78-years-old, just to be fair, all of us tend to decline over time. some of what we're seeing is pretty extreme elements of his decline that are certainly suggestive of more serious impairment. amna:

so put on pavarotti singing ave maria. nice and loud. turn it up louder. we want a little action here. turn it up louder. love. erriyon grazzi r velena maria grazzi. that went on for about 30 minutes at this trump rally. trump, by the way, started selling a crypto coin this morning, similar to his trump nfts, where he sold digital superhero art. crypto coins have no intrinsic value now. neither do any kind of crypto coins. kamala harris, also in pennsylvania on monday and again, an unusual rally for her. she's playing clips of trump for the audience, and she posts them on social media as well. i think the bigger problem are the people from within. we have some very bad people. we have some sick people, radical left lunatics. and i think they're the and it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by national guard or if really necessary by the military. so you heard his words. you heard his words coming from him. he's talking about the enemy within pennsylvania. he's talking about the enemy within our country. pennsylvania. he's talking about that. h

it will go from pavarotti to elton john to the backstreet boys and it ricochets all over the place. there are disco ballads and opera and phantom of the opera. and it's all being blasted at extreme decibels in these arenas where he has events. but he also does this at mar-a-lago. he has an ipad that he plays and this spotify playlist of the songs -- >> so he is the dj at his own club. >> exactly. he is the dj at his own club. he is a table at mar-a-lago where he holds court and he will pick songs from this playlist. you know, we were thinking of how to title the chapters. for me it seemed like such an obvious thing. there has been a lot written about the songs and people have tried to read into trump's psychology and ulcers of different ways that, i think, are a little over-the-top. but sometimes the songs really do fit the moment. when trump beat nikki haley in the south carolina primary he walked out to the song, it's a man's world. so there have been thematic moments with trump in this music that, for this book, just seemed to feel right and make sense. and sort of cheeky too. >>

episodes that pause the town hall and afterwards, the during the second medical episode, he called for pavarotti it could be played, which was an interesting choice and then set at the end of it, he would have a couple of songs that he would play and the group could just listen he ended up following through on that and playing, as you said, the ymca, he was playing james brown and the whole set. and by playing, i mean, they were playing it on the speaker's and he was kind of standing their sweat hey even some of his aides that we were asking what's going on. they seem to not really know. >> and this will not for quite some time and this was 30 minutes of the crowd standing there while he kind of swayed back and forth. >> you saw kristi noem dark back-and-forth at certain times. i'm not sure she really knew what to do in that situation. she of course, was moderating that town hall. but all in all, it was certainly one of the more bizarre experiences that i have had on the campaign trail, this cycle and there's still three weeks to go. >> so just standby to standby for the next it's good to see th

and let's listen to pavarotti sing ave maria. >> because 22 days to go, that's what everybody does, right? well, there's more. a few minutes later, trump threw his hands in the air, no more charts. he gave up. no more questions. watch. >> let's not do any more questions. let's just listen to music. let's make it into a music -- who the hell wants to hear questions, right? >> who the hell wants to hear questions? so here's what happens next. for the next 38 minutes, after that moment that we just showed you, trump decides to serve as a sort of deejay. he stood and he swayed to the music right there on stage, periodically rambling but mostly just standing there swaying silently. to give you an idea of how long 39 minutes is, and how long this went on for, if you weren't there, we're going to run it in its entirety. we'll keep talking, leave it at the bottom of the screen, but we'll keep a clock up and count the minutes to make clear so you can experience for yourself how excruciatingly long and completely weird it is for anyone, let alone a candidate for the presidency, to cut off an event