isn't it radio raheem who is... >> well, what... >> killed by police?> yes, but radio raheem was based upon a real murder. >> right. >> michael stewart. but here's the crazy thing. when the strangulation of radio raheem is based upon what the cops did to michael stewart at a train subway station. and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make ch

isn't it radio raheem who is... >> well, what... >> killed by police?> yes, but radio raheem was based upon a real murder. >> right. >> michael stewart. but here's the crazy thing. when the strangulation of radio raheem is based upon what the cops did to michael stewart at a train subway station. and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make ch

. >> i want radio raheem to come through. they were playing "i want to be your lover." of day out here. special fellowshiping with people. so many people are coming up to me, talking, sharing stories of their time, memories of prince, where they were when they heard a certain song, how it made them feel. it has been very nice and kind of healing to be in this space. >> he wanted to speak to you. did he summon you? >> it was after the grammys, billboard was having an after party. i went to my hotel room to catch a nap. i was going until 4:00 in the morning. the second i got to the room, frantic call, come to the party, prince is coming, wants to talk to you. really he is a passionate, articulate guy. he wanted to talk artist rights, he felt after all this time that the record labels, music business was still there taking advantage of artists, and he quoted a lot of scripture while he talked about it. >> you heard sheryl crow say he wouldn't even perform, asked her why would you do that if somebody else owns it. that makes a lot of sense. >> you talk about beyonce, jay-z,