rockefeller center, rockefeller plaza, top of the rock. the name resonates to this day. this is j.p. morgan. he is in banking and finance. how would you like to go and ask him for a loan? look at that face. anyway, his office is directly across the street from the new york stock exchange. he is so integrated in our finance, our business bank. jp morgan chase today. the name is still around. good luck getting that loan. cornelius vanderbilt vanderbeek, yale university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads. the commodore, as he was known. the point is, each of these men become captains of industry. they are at the top of their profession and if you noticed, one thing is they're not competing against each other as such. each of them carved out their own little niche in society in the american economy. it's steel. it's oil. it's finance. banking. transportation. you see these men realized early on that competition is not a good thing. competition is a bad word. competition drives prices down. and if prices go down, profits go down. and that's not a good thing. so wh

rockefeller said look if you want my resignation comes forward remember the conversation, rockefeller said if you want mine resignation they should you'll have it. and ford said it would be easier if i had it. and so rockefeller bowed out of the tickets. it's interesting that as the convention moved to kansas city a product, reagan's a big stumble was over the vice presidency as well when he selected schweikert. and made that announcement before the convention began. and that was his undoing. >> sir, let me give you a chance to answer questions that come through. it about the actual facilities, why are the sites quest? >> when ford moving to leadership in 1964 as the minority leader in congress, he struck an agreement with his alma mater to house his papers. he began archiving his papers at the university of michigan. and that continued to the rest of his time. when he became vice president he extended the agreement to his vice presidential papers as well. but then he becomes president. now he can fill the presidential library for illicit keep his commitment to the university of michi

it's about 3 times the size of rockefeller. so, it was a lateral move but i had a bigger remit.ok, so, ford was looking for a new president and you were one of the candidates, and as i understand it, you went into the interview and said, "i'm gonna change this completely if i get this job. "i'm gonna focus on social inequality and make everything dealing with social inequality our focus." is that right? darren: yes, but what i said was e foundation was too disparately organized and that we had lost our focus and that we needed a single north star for our work, which we did not have and had really never had. david: so, when you got the position, all of a sudden, ford announced guess what, we're gonna focus only on inequality and so forth. what did your typical recipients of your aid say? darren: well, a part of it is just stepping back and asking why did we focus on inequality, and the reason i believed inequality was important was because of our mission. a part of our mission as established by henry ford the second was to strengthen democracy and democratic practice in the u.s.

the traditional an iconic rockefeller critter christmas tree has landed in the big apple. this 82 foot tall. norway spruce was cut down this week and it's made his way from upstate new york to midtown manhattan. anthony di lorenzo was here for the trees or i will take a look. >> after nearly 90 years of growing in upstate new york. this 82 foot long, norway spruce was cut down thursday. just south of lake george in queensbury and transported by truck 200 miles overnight to its new holiday home in manhattan. the 14 ton rockefeller center christmas tree arrived in midtown and was hoisted onto its pedestal for millions to marvel at until the new year. we gave it so people can it. i mean. >> for me, it brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. >> that's what it's all about. neil leibowitz and his family were the benefactors of the beauty which sat on their property for nearly a century. the chief gardner here searches year round for the perfect tree here at rockefeller center. whether it's someone who submitted a

so rockefeller bowed out of the ticket. it's interesting, as the convention in kansas city approached, reagan -- over the vice presidency as well, when he cited schweikert. and made that announcement before the convention began, and that was his undoing. this >> so let me give you a chance to answer questions come through, but you teased it earlier, about the actual facilities -- >> when ford moved into leadership in 1964, as the minority leader in congress, he struck an agreement with his alma mater to house his papers, so he began archiving his papers at the bentley library, at the university of michigan. and that continued through the time as a congressman, and when he became vice president, he extended the agreement to his vice presidential papers as well. but then it becomes president. and now he can build a presidential library. he wants to keep his commitment to the university of michigan, so he builds his library there. but he wants to do something for his hometown, and the heart of the fifth district, in west michi

searches year round for the perfect tree here rockefeller center.whether it's someone who submitted a tip online or him doing surveys all around the area. but it turns out this tree was found by accident almost every thinking about the tree and we're going to get it from eric pose. a was on his way to look at another tree in june when he stumbled upon this one and has groomed it for its big moment in the spotlight since june rot, the people from rockefeller center primarily have been up every at least once a week to fertilize and hydrate, the trees. so i mean, it's gotten a lot of care. one slid on november, 30th. it's estimated half a million people will make the trek to the treat every day as a symbol of the season little leverage and his family from florida are taking home a souvenir after getting a sneak peek. it's been amazing. we love christmas. so it's been amazing to see the tree being delivered and it's exciting. >> well, that was anthony di lorenzo reporting for us from new york tonight. wilson in california is walking around and overnight

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the chief gardner here searches year round for the perfect tree here rockefeller center. whether it's someone who submitted a tip online or him doing surveys all around the area. but it turns out this tree was found by accident almost every thinking about the tree and we're going to get it from eric pose. a was on his way to look at another tree in june when he stumbled upon this one and has groomed it for its big moment in the spotlight since of rot, the people from rockefeller center primarily have been up every at least once a week to fertilize and hydrate, the trees. so i mean, it's gotten a lot of care. one slid on november, 30th. it's estimated half a million people will make the trek to the treat every day as a symbol of the season implying little leverage and his family from florida are taking home a souvenir after getting a sneak peek. it's been amazing. we love christmas. so it's been amazing to see the tree being delivered and it's exciting. that was anthony di lorenzo reporting from new york for us tonight. >> and tracking more sunshine and is slightly milder

it's wonderful to be here with you at the rockefeller center for all.n q4 what you do in that regard because the nonprofit sector is so important. no political agenda just a saving the planet for the children. whatever we do is under the guidance of our distinguished chair of our select committee of climate kathy castor. she has been chairing the committee and listening to all of the stakeholders, whether it is people of faith or concern to scientists, whether it is business, labor, environment, or business but it is -- whether it is farmers, venture capitalists, every aspect to listen so people don't feel that they are left out or not taken into consideration. when you ask what are we doing, we doing it in that way. i salute kathy, for years of listening, and putting together a report that was historic and on that report, spring of the legislation, the inflation reduction act which has in it, 370 alien dollars -- $370 billion to adjust the climate crisis for the children in a fair and just away. i want to acknowledge three of our colleagues who are her

because that is what it took to make the carnegie industry. >> and think with carnegie and rockefellert was a double whammy. which you have this sense of almost god-given privilege. but also a social darwinism. because of darwin had come along in the late 1860s. it's just the survival of the fittest. that really hurt america and that post reconstruction. through the industrial revolution. and it took, in your book you write about the carnegie's in the rockefellers and others to have a move forward in their thinking. >> this is where you're at work is also a. when the american eugenics society and who were the defenders ofd the movement? >> labs is funded by your foundation, before you were there. [laughter] >> but the reality is philanthropy was it self investing in the ideas that were rooted in the notions of hierarchies, of social construction and race for example. the roosevelts, these were progressive great american families, a philanthropist who believed that italians were not as smart and capable as british or scandinavian people.bu and it was said earlier we think that was a lon

i got to say, i mean, it's and it makes rockefeller center skating rink.k so tiny when you have because the pretty credible and won't be too long day before around here, it's going to look like the holidays to already feels it pretty chilly out. that's it's you know, by the way, mister frost is having his day in the sun with a frost advisory up in the north bay. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. >> clear skies as we go a little bit of haze off towards the distance. there's the east bay shoreline and for the week ahead, a lot of 30's for the morning lows will make up for the afternoon tons of sunshine and temperatures for highs. mid 60's. i pushed a little bit inland later on perhaps during the week we get some more balanced warming. we have some winds are going to pop late tonight or early tomorrow morning. here's a look at the temperatures as we speak. 33 santa rosa, we stand at 30 to 36. meanwhile for napa, lots of mid 30's still in the east bay. get a little time for the suns. just joining us here. 36 for half moon bay in 41. meanwhile, 4 san

g so to fill the gap was the rockefeller foundation which made the unorthodox decision that they would find psychiatry is the least developed part of medicine and it could make the most different and did spread the net quite widely some of those directions that seemed reasonable but those later development seem problematic the german nazis psychiatrist and continued to do so with the outbreak of world war ii on the other hand rockefeller also provided funds to rescue many psychoanalysts and bring gthem to america but that doubled the number and one of the preconditions for what happened in america after the war that is the emergence and the dominance for psychoanalysis in american psychiatry. understand in 1850 there were half a million people and that continued to grow. those but it was in that environment it emerged behind the backs of the psychoanalysts but if you look to the high status growth of psychiatry on the outpatient basis that was heavily psychoanalytic and then it was saturated. and freud wasof seen the equivalent. and intellectuals in all disciplines with the humanities

the traditional an iconic rockefeller center. christmas tree is landed in the big apple. this 82 foot tall, norway spruce. >> was cut down this weekend and made its way from upstate new york to midtown manhattan. anthony di lorenzo was there for the trees arrival. >> after nearly 90 years of growing in upstate new york, this 82 foot long, norway spruce was cut down thursday. just south of lake george in queensbury and transported by truck 200 miles overnight to its new holiday home in manhattan. the 14 ton rockefeller center christmas tree arrived today in midtown and was hoisted onto its pedestal for millions to marvel at until the new year. we gave it so people can do i mean. >> for me, brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. >> that's what it's all about. neil leibowitz and his family were the benefactors of the beauty which sat on their property for nearly a century. the chief gardner here searches year round for the perfect tree here rockefeller center. whether it's someone who submitted a tip online

this year's rockefeller christmas tree has arrived in manhattan.t to its new home in midtown little different. the level it's family donated the 82 foot. norway spruce which sat on their property for nearly a century. they they say, sharing the joy of the tree with the world special feeling. >> david, so people can it. i mean, for me, brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. that's what it's all about. >> still need to see that tree one-day rockefeller center officially says that once the trees decorated and lit on november, 30th up to half a million people will visit every day after it's taken down in january. the tree will be turned into lumber for habitat for humanity. dave. >> we're going temperatures today for highs into the lower but more better movement, though, happening later in the week as we get to the mid 60's. but it's going to feel very winter, like with lots of sunshine and dry. your forecast coming up in just a forecast coming up in just a going from morning continue.

the traditional iconic rockefeller christmas tree and they hauled in 82 feet long.nd >> a wrecked it decorated and everybody will be ready. let's check it out. >> after nearly 90 years of growing in upstate new york. this 82 foot long, norway spruce was cut down thursday. just south of lake george in queensbury and transported by truck 200 miles overnight to its new holiday home in manhattan. the 14 ton rockefeller center christmas tree arrived in midtown and was hoisted onto its pedestal for millions to marvel at until the new year. we gave it so people can it. i mean. >> for me, brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. >> that's what it's all about. neil leibowitz and his family were the benefactors of the beauty which sat on their property for nearly a century. the chief gardner here searches year round for the perfect tree here rockefeller center. whether it's someone who submitted a tip online or him doing surveys all around the area. but it turns out this tree was found by accident almost every

he thought that god had interviewed men like him and rockefeller with a special talent and it wasn't about questioning. the fact that there were children falling into the iron pits because there was no osha didn't really affect them as that was what it took to make carnegie industries. >> with carnegie and rockefeller it was a double whammy which is you have to sense of almost god-given privilege. but also a social darwinian is him and they believed because darwin had come along in the mid-1860s and like well, it's just survival of the fittest. that really america in that post reconstruction period through the industrial revolution and it took in your book you write about it the parties and rockefeller's d and others that have a sort of a move forward in their thinking. >> but this is where your work on wilson and others, it's also a period where american eugenics society was working and who were the founders of the eugenics movement. >> harvard lapses funded by your foundation. >> but the reality is itself investing in the idea that was rooted in the notions of hierarchies and socia

the major actor filling that gap was in fact the rockefeller foundation, which made the rather brave and unorthodox decision on it early 1930's that it was going to find psychiatry as a least developed part of medicine and the one where it thought it could make the most difference. and it did spread its net quite widely. some of the directions it spent money, quite reasonable. others, and a delight of later developments, seemed rather problematic. for example, rockefeller founded -- funded the german nazi psychiatrists and continued to do that right up until the break of world war ii. and was heavily involved. on the other hand, rockefeller also provided funds to try to rescue many psychoanalysts who were jewish from the nazis and bring them to america, and that proved to be a very difficult exercise. but it about doubled the number of psychoanalysts here and one of the preconditions for something that happened in america after the war which really had no counter anywhere else i'm aware of other than buenos aires, and that was the emergence and dominance for a period of about a quart

for example, rockefeller founded, funded the german nazi psychiatrists and continue to do so right up to the outbreak of world war ii. and was heavily involved. on the other hand, rockefeller also provided funds to try to rescue many psychoanalysts who were jewish from the nazis and bring to america, and that proved to be a very difficult exercise but it about doubled the number of psychoanalysts here and it was one of the preconditions for something that happened in america after the war, which had really no counterpart anywhere else that i'm aware of other than buenos aires, , and that was the emergence and the dominance for period of about a quarter century of psychoanalysis in american psychiatry. now, understand that in 1950 there were a half million people america's mental hospitals, , ad i continue to grow for another four or five years, that population. those psychiatrists obviously couldn't practice psychoanalysis and indeed it was in that environment, that the drugs revolution emerged sort of behind the backs of the psychoanalysts. but if you looked to academic psychiatry, i

. >> sure, by the 1920s, wahlberg has a reputation and brilliant biochemist and in 1931, the rockefellern actually said we are going to build you your dream and so otto warburg personally design the institute and in a country matter and have to remember this is after notdi too long after ts developing. [inaudible]. and you know he had while he doesn't really want people working for him and brilliantly skilled that they don't have their own academics and hid visiting scientists and expert technicians to do whatever he said he's been in world war i and he runs it basically like a military operation have these meetings wages commands and what to do it says anything back to lab and you know it's incredible because relatively small operation there. and changing the world of biochemistry one phenomenal discovery after another this continues even into the 1930s, after the comee to power is undr incredible pressure. >> and surrounded in the slot, and he was the menu likes the finer things in life, and the art and furniture and horses but per minute, you just said world war i and to me, that part

in 1931 the rockefeller foundation says we are going to build you the lab of your dreams so he designed the institute, to look like a country manor, this is not long after world war i where you had an american foundation, institute for a german and he assembles -- he doesn't like academics, he prefers to commissions that are brilliantly skilled but don't have their own academic interests and he had visiting scientists, a team of expert technicians to do whatever he says. he runs up like a military operation. these meetings where he commands them what to do, and take it back to the lab. it is incredible because a relatively small operation but they are changing the world of biochemistry one phenomenal discovery after another and this continues into the 1930s after the nazis come to power and he's under incredible pressure. >> guest: he likes the finer things in life but let's digress for a minute because you just brought up world war i and to me that part of his life almost didn't fit. i was surprised at his service in world war i. tell us about that a little bit. >> guest: he was a germ

. >> by the 1920s to have a reputation of a biochemist and in 1831 the rockefeller foundation gave you the personal lab of your dreams and it was and is extraordinaryy after not too long after world war i from nationbuilding he doesn't really want academics but the's technicians and has a team of expert technicians to does whatever he says. then they have these meetings but then they go back to the lab and it is incredible because they are changing the world of biochemistry and he is under incredible pressure. >> and he was the man like the arch of the furniture in the horses but so now bringing up worldt war i that part almost didn't fit and i was surprised of his service world war i. >> sure. he was a german patriot and like many he believed in 1914 it was a just cause for germany and also of jewish descent and he was a homosexual was about as out as you couldit be at the time but particularly looking at german jews in 1914 they were very anxious to prove they were full-fledged germans and they signed up by the tens of thousands and also signed up for the calvary unit that was thee a

buy the 1880s, rockefeller's company controlled 90% of domestic oil refining.then, kerosene, used for lighting, was the moneymaker. gasoline was a by-product, virtually useless. it was thrown away. if you go back to the very history of standard oil, it was not obvious that, you know, oil and petroleum was going to be the thing that powered the world economy. the rest of the economy built up around it as they innovated. with the arrival of the automobile... man: a car comes off the end of the line every 10 seconds. faber: ...a market for gasoline finally came of age. the company grew so powerful that the supreme court ruled it was a monopoly. the court ordered its breakup. standard oil became 34 separate companies. in 1926, the biggest descendant, standard oil of new jersey, created a new blend of fuel called esso. the company expanded dramatically over the next decades in the u.s. and overseas. and in 1972, it changed its name, ushering in the modern era of exxon. then, a crisis with a name that has become synonymous with environmental disaster, the exxon valde

on the other hand rockefeller also provided funds to rescue many cycle analysts who were jewish from the and bring them to america and that proved to be a very difficult exercise. at about double the number of cycle analysts here and it was one of the preconditions for something that happened in america after the war which had really no counterpart that i'm aware of other than the merchants and the dominance for a period of a quarter-century of psychoanalysis in american psychiatry. understand in 1950 there were a half million people in america's mental hospitals and that continued to grow for another 45 years. those psychiatrist obviously could didn't practice psychoanalysis and that environment the drug revolution emerged sort of behind psychoanalyzing. .. basis, that was heavily psychoanalytic. and that was not just a matter of the profession. the whole of american culture, especially high culture, but also popular culture, was saturated with psychoanalytic ideas. freud was seen as the equivalent of darwin. >> we sort of race is a smile these days but intellectual things, all disc

the rockefeller center tree has been chosen and is heading to the big apple, and it's kind of nearby. the big apple's where it's from the trees from queensbury, new york, at least same state and has been cut down and loaded onto a truck as it begins its voyage to take center stage in nyc this christmas season, weighing in at 14 tons and standing 82 ft tall no. the tree is believed to be about 85 to 90 years old, which strangely makes me kind of sad. that they're cutting down a 90 year old tree but gorgeous to look at the show now, you know, and i can't wait to see it all decked out with all the lights and then when we get that first snow of the season, you guys it's almost christmas. let's do this thing. hey politics and foreign wars and all the weather all the scores. that's the world news poker. i think he's got it in the world and up your street. the skinny is our gossip sheet. that's the world news. who's poker? it's late at night. you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants. so grab your world news now. mug and everybody dancing. have some fun . be a pal barry, like al the wor

the rockefeller christmas tree in new york is also a sure sign. the tree arrived from queensberry and estimated to be around 90 years old and it is almost as old as the rockefeller tradition itself . the tree needs time before it is up and glittering with decorations and the lighting ceremony is set for november 30th. >>> the four worth to celebrating the birth of a new carrillo name bruneau. he was 4-5 pounds which is normal for newborn guerrillas. you can see him cradled by his mom . the second western low land gorilla ever born at this particular zoo. >>> and the longest-running new show focusing on areas of concern to the african american community starts at 12: 30 this afternoon and you can catch it on our streaming service at >>> 6:55. time for a look at the top stories. new numbers from bay area elections show the mayoral race in san jose is tightening. chavez has picked up about 1,000 votes on mahan but is still trailing by about 4,000 votes in total. in santa clara, mayor gilmore leading becker by less than 500 votes. the race in san fran

the traditional christmas tree has arrived at rockefeller center from upstate new york. it is 25 meters tall and it will be covered with thousands of lights and talked with a crystal star before it's lit up at the end of the month for new yorkers. that's when it really starts to look a lot like christmas. that you update at the sour coming up next is world stories for the report on ukrainians returning to their home towns and searching for loved ones. stay tuned for that or check on our website t w dot com. thanks for watching. sometimes books are more exciting than real life raring to read. oh, what if there's no escape? do w literature list 100 german ma street. oh, rare natural spectacle in an improved world. the mess boobies returned to the coast of the remainder. alrighty. of st. oh. any success stories? ration of biodiversity sign starts november 18th o d, w ah, this week in world stories, russia drafts, the handicapped trout and hunger. augusta. we begin in ukraine. after the russian armies withdrawal from the town of its young. many people are searching for loved

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that's nearly as old as the rockefeller tree lighting celebration.at do y'all get the christmas tree? >> after thanksgiving, justin. >> my house is decked out. i'm just missing the tree. >> where do you find a tree? >> i normally get an artificial one. >> we're going to chop one down this year. >> awesome. that sounds fun. >> i'm going to do it. that's what we're going to do. >>> time now is 6:38. we are learning more about the san francisco workers officially losing their jobs next year. >>> here in the bay area, many of us are waking up to another frost advisory. temperatures are near, or at freezing in santa rosa, and napa. >>> the dow is up in the green 50 points. we'll have more on that after the break. before we head to break, here's what's coming up on cbs mornings. >>> good morning, amanda. so good to see you ahead on cbs mornings, 48 hours core respondent, aaron moriarti, why the judge helped advocate for his release. and first on cbs mornings, anthony mason sits down with legendary punk rocker patti smith, to talk about her new book of phot

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my hotel, a huge christmas tree has made, is track to the rockefeller center for more than 300 kilometers away in queensbury, new york. it's approximately 90 years old and is about 25 meters tall. the 14 ton tree will be decked with thousands of lights and tom, with a crystal star before being officially lit on the 30th of november for new yorkers . that's when it begins to look a lot like christmas. and that's the latest on dw news at this hour. i'm marrying i haven't seen from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for the company. wow, wow. how do you tell a pool to mentioned you come into the 21st century with dublin? we want to show it to the i d. electric, spacious, and iconic in design, in our ref. check the long awaited id buzz from the w rep with on d. w. i social inequality across africa. now get this. we had to lagos nigeria, and ask equals why their respect a big god between the rich and the pick up the big nancy niger, i'd be looking at the constable spend. yeah, well, it didn't last time. i need to know what african government can do. the 77 percent in 60 minutes

the traditional christmas tree has arrived at rockefeller center from upstate new york. it's 25 meters tall and will be decorated with thousands of lights and top for the crystal star before it's late at the end of the month for new yorkers. that's when it really starts to look a lot like christmas. ah, that's his update at this hour and play richardson in berlin for me in the whole team. thanks for watching. we're natural spectacle improved world. the return of the spiky eulu klaus will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem. ah.

the traditional christmas tree has arrived at the rockefeller center from upstate new york. the 25 meter tree will be covered with thousands of lights on top of a crystal star before its lit, at the end of the month. for new yorkers, that's when it really starts to look just a little bit like christmas. and that's all for me today, but up next is our series reporter, which visits madagascar, a country self reno hunger crisis. the one says is directly caused by climate change. i'm aaron took berlin. thanks for tuning in. she's never cared for a convention. south african breakdancer. courtney paul, could be a female in this base. it gets tricky. this isn't wasn't set up for me in any way. so because people saying you'll flip through a door when it's wasn't made with you in mind. so keep an eye out in 2024. she plans to shake up the olympics at re max next on d w. where ringing again. the bells of london's big bed the icon, a landmark has many secrets time for a behind the scenes tour pleasing 2 eyes. and in 60 days on d. w. blue . what people have to say matters to us. i am. t

. >>> and later on today, this year's rockefeller center christmas tree will arrive in new york city.of manhattan. the tree is about 85 to 90 years old. as you see it right there. huge. and, according to the rockefeller center website, a lighting ceremony will be held later on this month where the tree will be adorned with over 50,000 l.e.d. lights and a 900 pound swarovski star featuring 3 million crystals. >>> no man left behind is an enduring promise. it is the commitment of the u.s. service members to return their brothers and sisters in arms home. that vow is on display as military retirees and archaeologists excavate the remains of a marine. from a re340e9 battlefield to the sacred soils of cemeteries here. >> this is his steel helmet. totally corroded. >> reporter: it's a pressure relic returned from the sands of what once was a lonely pacific battlefield. >> gold ring. >> reporter: possessions from don and david's uncle, arthur summers. an american hero they never knew. >> reporter: do you have any memories back then of what your family said about arthur? >> my mother said to

nate foy live outside of s and l home in rockefeller center, nay.e it's just one writer that uses they end them as their pronoun which could beat leading to confusion about how many people are partaking in the so-called boycott that chapelle's rep denies even exists. this one writer requested the week off of what chapelle is hosting the show tonight, was never going to write with chapelle directly for the rep tells fox news its business as usual part is getting ready for tonight show. but he didn't seem to address the controversy or release the tension while promoting the show, take a look. >> time dave chapelle i'm hosting snl this week with musical guest black star. >> are doing a live cluster. >> of course. >> with you a question or. >> obviously? works in this new cycle? >> yep. >> interesting. and that it's right jon it should be interesting. we'll see if he addresses it makes a joke about it tonight during the show. but this instagram right here really caused quite a stir. snl sliders celeste righted post on natalia goodwin non- binary. i as t