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let's talk to the security director atjohn lewis, lucy brown, richard inglis, who owns three franchiseiel garnham, president of the security industry federation — a trade union for security guards — and he is also a former police officer. richard inglis, how bad is it in your stores and is it getting worse? today we had seven events of shoplifting in our three stores alone and two of them involved violence and one was a high value one, someone loading a bag full of meat and try to force their way at the door. we were able to recover the door. we were able to recover the stock but there was violence and threats involved and that's the kind of thing that we face every day coming to work. not quite the environment people believe it is. is it getting worse? massively - environment people believe it is. is it getting worse? massively so, - it getting worse? massively so, since before — it getting worse? massively so, since before the _ it getting worse? massively so, since before the pandemic - it getting worse? massively so, since before the pandemic it. it getting worse? massively so, l s

richard mentored a number of early rock and rollers including james brown, jimmy hendrix, the beatlesd sut there for hours like disciples in the dressing room. >> everyone was beholden to him. even for him to start playing rock and roll. >> rust chard felt like he never got proper compensation for his contributions to rook and roll. never got proper compensation for his contributions to rook and roll. >> the best new artist is -- me. >> he's enduring, he's funny, but watching that i heard anger that underwrites what he's saying. >> but his legacy unquestionably lives on today. lisa france, cnn, atlanta. >> so important to recognize the originators. be sure to tune into "cnn film." it premiers labor day at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >> good to be with you. thank you for being with us. this is "cnn news central." "inside politics" is up next. (ping) ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ pleasase don't go ♪ ♪ please don't gogo ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ please don't go ♪ ♪ don't goooooo! ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ don't go away ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ please don't go ♪ for people who are a little intense about hydration. n

richard viguerie. we appreciate your time. and my pleasure, peter. good to be with floyd brown is an author who has appeared many times on book tv and on c-span. his most recent book is, counterpunch an unlikely alliance of americans fighting back for faith and freedom. mr. brown, how many books have you written and what's the topics been? well, so. i really got started writing books as part of the political cycle. my first book was slick willie why america cannot trust bill clinton, which i like to say was the book that spawned a genre because it was it was a book that was written before he was elected president. and so i did those for a while. but now, you know, as i've gotten a few gray hairs, i've started to do what i hope are more serious books that are reflective. since 2008, i've been running western journal where we produce about 35 written articles a day about the news. and what i try to do is every three or four years is step back from that day to day process of writing the news and try and give some context to what is going on in the country. and politically. and tha

lead the rock lenlened who discovered james brown, gave jimmy hendricks a spot in his band steals the vaut light again in a new cnn film called little richarder origins and the man who brought the iconic genre to life. here's a taste. >> you don't have to stand there. use the whole stage. richard would work that audience, get them up out of their seats, swaying, shouting, waving their arms. later on i realized he was like doing church in a theater in northern england basically. >> joining us now is crystal shepherd. she's a contributor to billboard magazine. thanks for joining us. so elvis covered little richard songs. the beatles imitated his style. how did this rampant appropriation affect little richard personally? >> i think a lot of it had to do with he wanted -- this is a theme through his life is wanting to be acknowledged for what he's done. and there's a difference between appropriation and obliteration. and i think sometimes richard felt that he was being obliterated and not being given the acknowledgment of who did it first. >> little richard performed drag in the south in the '40s and '50s at times where such things were even co

richard spencer, highly trump ship shortly after the 2016 election? could it be because tucker carlson night after night on fox used neo-nazi great replacement rhetoric with black and brownnts? could it be because donald trump campaign for office by retweeting white supremacists? defending neo-nazis as very finally people, and since, has been hosting a -- and don't even try the, why are you politicizing this? we should be focused on the only the person to pull the trigger, and nobody else. i am muslim. you don't get to play that card with me or my community. for the past 20 plus years since 9/11, muslim communities in this country have been relentlessly questioned, examined, pathologized, scrutinized for the slider signs of extremism or violence. white conservatives have demanded that brown muslim subject themselves to extra checks that their places of worship and work. white conservatives have asked, why the violence with muslim communities? what is the ideology, who are the hate preachers, the young, men they have demanded the muslim community get their house in order. tonight, this brown muslim is asking the white conservative community to do the same. get your house