so let's start with the most important one -- rihanna's new album.ther half to have the country is waiting for rihanna's new album. what can you tell us about it? >> there's nothing i can say. >> trevor: damn it, pharrell! i knew you would say that, this interview is over. >> no, man. it's funny because once, like, i get asked this question, then i feel like the other interviews that follow, they'll ask for more details of -- >> trevor: i feel you. -- i'm just so not at liberty to say. but i can tell you that she's making some amazing music, and we're incredibly honored to be a part of that conversation. >> trevor: something i've always admired about you as a person is when you speak, you speak to be heard and most to have the time i find you listening. tell me what pharrell is doing in the podcast space? why did you choose to jump into it and what is the new network going to be about? >> we started out with applele some years back and took a little break from that and i was, like, man, there are so many other ideas i can't do or be on and i'm, quite

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y seis grados este sistema de baja presión es el primero que deseo cerca de una serie de sistema rihannaque es el calentamiento del pacífico ecuatorial cuando el fenómeno de la niña se presenta, visita ciertas aguas que son frías. para nosotros no traerán lluvia, se debilita el fenómeno de la niña hace que la corriente y esa línea verde que se ve en pantalla comience a descender, significa lluvias para nosotros a partir de esta noche y en los próximos 10 días. viernes primeras horas se mantiene lluvia sábado agradable y fresco domingo siguiente sistema para partir del miércoles, jueves y viernes cuando ese río atmosférico va a dejar lluvias estamos todavía no 27 por ciento abajo de ese promedio de lluvias en la región. los cambios llegan tendremos más detalles no se los pierda esta noche. >> el canelo está listo para subirse al ring una vez más vamos a una pausa pero al regresar les cuento en dónde, cuándo y contra quién? d de pl (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> cuándo volverá a pelear el pugilista? el mexicano anuncia que su próxima pelea será el 27 de febrero. ant

revers the four little girls and the 16th street baptist church and you fast forward and you have rihanna taylor a mod aubrey. we have george floyd and i think that the biggest consternation that i had in my heart is that this is becoming a cycle in black america that we are going to petrol stage of grief and i am 35 in my father calm and we have many of the same. your experiences and it should not be that way. i would describe feeling exhausted and i'm curious as a politician. are you feeling? domestic are you feeling exhausted do you see like hey if we just get through this there's this bright light at the end of the tunnel because as you point out it's going on a long time. so what's your feeling is with fannie lou hamer called? i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired and that's an age-old sage wisdom from black women from ages beyond you ask a good question. this country doesn't give me a whole lot of reason to be optimistic. however, i refuse to let people take away my hope and i refuse to let people take away my faith. i'm just as american and love this country the same if not mo

and i understand the anger from rihanna taylor and all of that this is where we are so a corollary ofhat john brown rationale that they had to pay for admission for the idea to suggest where those cruelties and injustices and the second-class citizenship all represented to assist unnecessary readjustment of defiance slavery was the initiation amounted to the involuntary education african blacks did not asked to be enrolled in the program can you expand on that? >> i would point out i was not stating my point of view in that paragraph. i was saying that was a point of view and in those pages i was talking about the various rationale excuse me with rich white people attempted to explain or testify and i am just not stating that this ingredient of the controversy regarding race in this country. >> luke from california. >>caller: good morning. i agree with you 100 percent politically there is a need for republicans to create two big buckets in one bucket is the good rich and those poor democrats and america seems to be divided now and they put in their pocket to be smart and make money th

i think he's on the right path to rihanna right thank you so much for this wonderful a satisfying pleasure talking to you i hope we get to tell medo your side to our license from what we just came true and what we've been wondering. the following and so i'll be glad to show night and your nice tell me what you discovered to absolutely hate his cell life. thank you. the be. one else chose seemed wrong. but old roles just don't hold. the old yet to shape out these days to come out again and in gaining strength because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. this is not like. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. this is really skewed more. than the new brakes it's a. grip some. americans love by and homed. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hoe and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history l.a. housings

i think he's on the right path to rihanna right.this wonderful a side thing pleasure talking to you i hope we get to tell medo your side to our wife from what we just came through a lot where we wonder. don't be following and be glad to show night and you want to tell me what you've discovered to absolutely hate his cell life. thank you. welcome to the kaiser report 1st of the new year's day so we got an excellent feel nice christmas lights a darling this set i mean you know i took the money i save and i bought sands all right time now to turn to peak or is the editor over a crack and he's also an advisor at big client magazine. who's changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs talk to people who are chronic pain patients and believe that their prescription is working for them in the remedy be certain to. price at the. grocery dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and all study actually suggest that. the long term effects may no

killing rihanna taylor and friends the lives of the white neighbors and just shooting and then to be held to account. a messenger they land on how to pass that compromise who feels they don't have autonomy from the prescribed curriculum this is a in washington state perhaps the compromises embedded in a lot of school curriculums. they are in the school. >> and there's always a way we can use that material to guide us. i can teach walt whitman there is a way i can teach democratic ideals to put my students eyes we have been missing on constraints for a long time. so i can teach notes on the state of virginia thomas it one - - thomas jefferson and i can give a whole lecture on racial habits just by reading the note notes. so we have to do is to be subversive within the constraints as we continue to bring questions to bear politically on the way in which we teach our children. but you can do that work in the classroom we just have to be creative. >> that's a great answer because baldwin is not on the curriculum everywhere all the feels like he's coming out more and more that this is a m

i think he's on the right path to rihanna right thank you so much for this wonderful a side thing pleasure talking to you i hope we get to tell me how you decide to have a license from what we came true and what we've been wondering. the following and be glad to show night and your must tell me what you've discovered to absolutely hate his cell life. thank you. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right that's the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. welcome to the kaiser report 1st on the new year's day so we've got an excellent day on these christmas lights i don't think the set i mean you know i took the money i save and i bought stats all right time now to turn to peek or is the editor over a crack and he's also an advisor at big client magazine. has changed american lives

the founder did rihanna, before she blew up.recruited from austria, and was lured to new york to do this kind of work. so i have the best of the best we're working on something special that we are going to reveal in just a second. but how's the pandemic been for you? you can't really socially distant. >> no the really. our shop was closed for about five months and slowly opened when we can make sure we can keep distance. >> yeah, for sure. >> so, we were closed for a couple months. but i think our team did a pretty good job like keeping everybody safe, keeping our clients safe. >> they were telling me that everybody, because they were stuck at home, they were flooding their inbox here with their tattoo ideas. people are finally like i want to get this tattoo. and so, when things finally can open up and they get people in here. but, it's not -- i didn't go with the gloria borger, full-back tattoo. i think that's obvious, so far. >> all right. okay. >> it's a steely. the steely is in the running. >> we'll check in with you, after

and at the end, i wrote in a a part where i wanted you to, like, kind of stiffly say -- "like, rihanna can't i go like -- ♪ work work wor work work ♪ and i go "stop you cannot." and i was telling you, no, no, no, you're this close to leaving the white house. do not -- do not do that now you've been so perfect, all the way. no, do not -- we're not doing that and you -- okay. all right. yeah >> are you saying that that would have affected my legacy? because that is a jam and i know that jam well >> jimmy: no >> so -- so, i'm a little insulted - >> jimmy: yeah >> that you didn't think i could pull it off. >> jimmy: you should be. but i saved your legacy. that -- that moment in time and, hopefully, that makes it in the second volume of the book that night, i also introduced you to madonna do you remember that >> yes, i do remember that >> jimmy: and i will never forget this because i go, "madonna would like to meet you. and you go, "sure. and we went over to see madonna and she -- you know, she's so, like, tiny but she's, like, very like - she's very flirty and kind of just very, like, you

because also, they show off dancers aren't shy like, chris van dusen, the show runner, would like throw rihannan, we go back and it's like the classical dance >> jimmy: yep, i've seen that, too. >> and they're like, "oh wow, i got to -- i got to compete with that." >> jimmy: you also -- i heard you, somewhere, talking about working with the horses and that's been a whole different experience >> well, i mean, horses are the biggest divas on set if anyone ever tells you otherwise, don't believe them. it's -- you know, like the animals and kids thing >> jimmy: yeah >> it's particularly horses because they're like incredibly intelligent children with the power of a horse >> jimmy: yes. >> so, like, you can't say the word a-c-t-i-o-n on set around a horse because they know what it means so if someone just like blithely yells action, the horse will run it will just like sprint off down a high street bath, mow down ten grannies, and the insurance company shuts it all down >> jimmy: but i saw some picture somewhere, too, of like -- 'cause, obviously, you can't do the whole -- these carriage rides, you

and i think the george floyd video at the same time and rihanna taylor, this is a galvanizing momenthat should we be careful about pay attention to? we have been in similar places before. >> there have been big arguments and philosophical circles about the use of the optic nerve as the basis am a grounding metaphor for knowledge and ocular centrism where we see the authority that is derived from the ability to see talking about the mind to echo these tamales i don't want to get dirty about it but these big arguments and intellectual circles of what they call the humanities where the non- hard sciences and where there have been arguments if it's based upon what you see how the mind is performing and the fight of a particular reality with a certain conception of truth and i think about that when it comes to these arguments of epistemology that i talk about that i think about them i talk about what we see suddenly a cartesian dualism between the self and the other. and wan way to brothers and sisters finally get to the horizon and produce the fall and become visible, become known to the

bang-bang the founder did rihanna before she blew up and as a result everything you see on justin bieberct. we were closed for a couple months but i think our team did a pretty good job keeping everybody safe. keeping our clients safe. >> they were telling me that everybody because they were stuck at home they were flooding their inbox with their tatoo ideas. people were like i want to get this tatoo so when things finally open up and they get people in here it is not -- i didn't go with the gloria borger full back tatoo. i think that is obvious. >> all right. >> yeah. okay. >> it's the steely in the running. >> we'll check in with you after the new year and see the finished product. >> can't wait. you look very calm. i think the xanax is working. >>> up next the icon the global superstar the queen of christmas mariah carey joins us live. we'll be right back. (vo) thirteen years ago, subaru created the share the love event. where our new owners could choose a national or hometown charity. and subaru and our retailers would proudly make a donation. but now, in times like these, companies

or the parent company the largest pod spac history backed by the likes of jay z, rihanna, d.j.oins us this morning, carol bartz what a pleasure to have you back. >> good morning. come with me i'll make you happy. >> remind us how long you have been playing in the cannabis space. >> playing i haven't been playing i have been working. it's a couple years. i started -- >> and what grabbed your attention about this particular asset? >> what's my what? sorry. >> what grabbed your attention about this particular, about tcpo, about the parent company >> well, first what grabbed my ascension was what plant-based healing can do for you we are already getting so many calls from people who are stressed we know why. and so what got me in the cannabis business, it was just so much like high-tech in the early days people scrambling for position, for funding, combinations going on, driven in this case by vcs instead of spacs but it's the same concept. and what we have here is so important. i want to jump ahead here and ask you something. do you suppose that marijuana deaths surpass fentanyl a