this was her 1st cover story, was rolling stone magazine being shot by this very famous, very infamous photographer david la chappelle, who was known for sexual rising all of his subjects. and everyone was conners that he was doing this and she was thrilled just to be on the cover of rolling stone. but after it came out with the teletubbies in her arms and there was all this innuendo. no one really thought that that was a brilliant piece of art. it was seen as exploitive lines. the idea of we had the celebrities, they reach a peak. and then somehow that peak then descends into some awful kind of tragedy. this is how lisa something i have in this the media both helped to create britney spears and destroy her depictions, allow grown men to sexual lives her and prompted young girls to want to be just like her. her downfall was really treated like a reality show that we were all watching in real time. and the media depictions are brittany women, that their social value with implicitly tied to their body. but more importantly, once their sexual capital was no longer a commodity, the world n

so she will, do you see in that very famous rolling stone cover? yeah, i agree. it's complicated because it's hard for us to know exactly how much control that she had over that kind of imaging. at the time she was very young. i also know for myself, i mean when that cover came out, i maybe was late 10 and so it was also really enticing and confusing. and there's something that you wanted to be a part of, but you didn't know how and you didn't really understand how, how your sexuality worked and what it meant. and what the power structures were is it's very complicated. kim, can you take us into the room or the space or the conversation where a 16 year old is put on a magazine cover, like a famous magazine cover and those conversations that happening. and that is a good decision making process help us understand how that happens. well, i was there for this particular cover i was working at jive at the time. this was to promote part of the end of her 1st album. and it was a cover that was shot by david marcia, how, who everyone knows as a payment for there are bit

i want to start with a rolling stone magazine cover from 1999. and i really want to get your instant take on this. i know you've seen this before. when do you start? what are you seeing here? 16 o. britney. i see a sexualized girl who is merging and merging those notions of being sexual but also just being a, just being a girl and how, you know, the private spaces that girls tend to have and can have in their homes, me make public and, and the ways that she knows that you're looking, but has also engaged in an activity in which it's truly likely that most people wouldn't be looking on a girl in her room perhaps on the phone at home. so she will, do you see in that very famous rolling stone cover? yeah, i agree. it's complicated because it's hard for us to know exactly how much control that she had over that kind of imaging. at the time she was very young. i also know for myself, i mean when that cover came out, i maybe was late 10 and so it was also really enticing and confusing and it was something that you wanted to be a part of. but you didn't

♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. hot, uncomfortable, muddy-sounding studio. ♪ ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this was a debauched album. i was like, i don't even know what debauched means, but i've got to get some of this debauchery stuff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> having come out of the '60s which was its own animal, the '70s had to show a new skin, it had to shed the old one. ♪ ♪ ooh yeah ♪ >> i was never very confident of my voice as a singer. i thought rather than just sing, which would probably bore the pants off everybody, i'd like to kind of portray the songs. ♪ then i turn myself to face me and i never caught a glimpse ♪ >> david bowie has always been a game changer. he really is taking the promise of rock that the beatles kicked off, and he's taking it all sorts of interesting places for others to follow. ♪ ch-ch-ch-changes ♪ ♪ time to make a change ♪ ♪ ch-ch-ch-changes ♪ ♪ pretty soon you're going to get older ♪ ♪ time may change

according to rolling stone, the song is a mess of colonialism and racist stereotypes.f "happy christmas, war is over" which i'm assuming is terrible because it is by maroo. lastly, jessica and ashlee simpson's rendition of the little drummer boy is the worst christmas song. you know, i never thought is appropriate to play drums around a baby, so i think i am with them on that one. but back to band-aid because that '80s rock. here is a little bit of their big heads. ♪♪ well, we are all rich ♪ ♪ and there is plenty of food for us ♪ ♪ but for other people in other parts of the world ♪ ♪ it really sucks ♪ ♪ they have no food and there's lots of sand ♪ ♪ and we don't even have anything to send them for christmas this year ♪ ♪♪ >> wow, and is more politically incorrect than i remembered. >> cancel i, get rid of it, it's an abomination. >> do you agree these are the worst? what is the one you hate the most? >> i don't hate any christmas song because i love christmas and i don't want to engage in the war on christmas by singling out any one of these songs. but i do love the st

joining us now is the editor in chief of "rolling stone." kno noah, it is good to see you.r your tv show. >> we know marvel has been dominating the box office for a decade now. "wanda vision" was foray into tv. it was weird in the mock 1950s sitcom that became a inter galactic mystery murder mystery. it was great and it launched a new phase of marvel. that's why it gets my biggest top tv of the year. >> it seems to have launched a new phase. i wonder athletes playing a prominent role in the news. not for stories favorable to them. kyrie irving and aaron rodgers with the vaccinations. houst how big of a role did it play? >> it was a huge role. some of the audience and populous that these athletes speak to, they are in the most need of the public health message. kyrie irving and aaron rodgers complicated that message by their weird con conspiratorial views. >> i know it is hard for you to say that. what new artists and old artists stood out in 2021? >> not entirely new, but the rise was the most was olivia rodrigo. another disney tv star a year ago and her debut single "drive

jeff goodell have that piece of rolling stone, at he joins me now. jeff you've been a great climate reporter for many years, i've read you last book, about flooding. describe for me the fine here, there's a difference between a shelf, that the glaciers on the glaciers, is that right? >> there's been a lot of confusion about. this was recently been kind of revealed, is that the ice shelf works like a fingernail a grows off the glacier itself and is floating in the ocean, it's cracking up. they found some major fishers and fractures in that i shelf. one of the scientist that's most recent study the said the ice shelf can crack up within five years. which is a very big deal in itself, but that's not what's going to raise sea levels. the shelf is already floating, so it's like ice cubes and watch the water. discover key melting can raise the water level, but it does work -- holding back the greater self. there's a giant glacier, the size of florida. but once that mattresses, gondolas don't tell me how long it will take before that glacier can begin colla

"rolling stone" chose them as best new band of the year.re what you take walking on the moon ♪ >> it was incredible to see them. and i couldn't believe what i was hearing out of three people. i was shocked. >> i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that? >> we're not at all. we're the cure of the '80s. ♪ and i know i was wrong when i said it was true ♪ ♪ that it couldn't be me and be her in between without you ♪ >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ will you take the pain i will give to you ♪ ♪ again and again and will you return it ♪ >> what's new order? computer programmers or musicians? >> i'd say neither, actually. >> what are you, then? >> bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ ♪ to treat me like you do ♪ ♪ when you place our hand upon me ♪ >> in the u.k. disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the

the rolling stones are there.'s royalty and international stars of the theater. >> [speaking foreign languag >> [speaking foreign language] >> at the end of her 14th performance, she's tired. she goes home, she takes a nap, and she dies. >> [speaking foreign language] >> what was it like when you saw all those people gathered for her funeral when she died? >> we were doing our school time in the monte carlo, but we could see on tv a lot of people, a lot of the audience of my mother, some military people, some politics, some artists. >> how old are you? >> 17 years old. >> people see her as this tremendous icon for stage performance. they see her as this representative for civil rights. they see her as this person who was willing to give her life for her adopted country of france. there are significant moments for each of those things, but i think josephine would have wanted to be remembered most for being a good mother. >> what do you think of your mother being honored for her place in the pantheon? >> and honor.

that is according to rolling stone which reports that dustin stockton and jennifer lawrence will deliver testimony and turnover documents including text messages that indicate the extensive involvement members of congress and the trump administration had in planning the house challenge to certify biden's election. joining me is adam schiff of california. a member of the house committee. i want to start off where i ended in the open. two more people are poised to come forward, hand every documents and evidence specifically about members of congress and about members of the administration who participated. at what point, chairman thompson said eventually there will be a public release of who these members are. in your view, do not the consit -- constituents have a right to know their member of congress was involved in an attempted coup? >> yes, they do and what's more, the whole country has a right to know what members of congress were doing and what role they played in a violent attack on our capitol. we're trying to balance that need and that desire for the public to know with the invest

back in october hunter walker reported in "rolling stone" that people planning events on january 6th, communicated with members of congress throughout this process and that members who participated in these conversations or had top staffers join in included republican congressman paul gosar of arizona. at the time walker had sourced that to people-two people who were involved in planning a number of protests around the country including on january 6th. those two sources told him that congressman gosar dangled the possibility of a blanket pardon in an unrelated ongoing investigation to encourage them to plan the protest. that is something congressman gosar denies calling the article categorically false and defamatory in a statement. but we're now learning who those two people are. their names are dustin stockton and jennifer lynn lawrence. they are conservative activists who helped organize the january 6th rally on the ellipse. back in november they were subpoenaed by the committee investigating the insurrection, and they have been cooperating. today stockton, the man on the right side

i've broken the news for "rolling stone" that matt whitaker and matt sh lap helped set up a legal fundn the ellipse planning. justin and jen have had no access to similar support. i think their unique position where, you know, they have these high level inner circle connections but aren't all the way in has given them a little bit of a vantage point to the situation that the rank and file trump supporters who heeded his call and came to that -- the capitol that day are experiencing. you have hundreds of people who have been arrested and they're not getting any legal help or really even much rhetorical support from the president as he and his allies sort of circle the wagons for each other on this. >> that is very interesting the way you put that. we heard from dustin stockton's attorney this week. let's take listen to what he said. >> there are people that are very senior in the former president's orbit, and there are also even lawmakers among them who i believe have good reason to be quivering in their boots today. >> are we talking text messages, emails? >> we're talking about an all

my name is ej dickon, i'm a senior staff writer at rolling stone, and in 2017 i published an in—depthhe sexual assault allegations against ronjeremy. ifirst heard rumours about ronjeremy and his behaviour in 2015, 2016, and the response sort of across the board from the mainstream was... "well, who cares, you know, he's a porn star, why is this surprising that he is assaulting women?" there was a very wide range of allegations against ronjeremy are ranging from groping, grabbing somebody�*s breasts at a convention without their consent, to rape. i probably spoke to more than two dozen women who had allegations against ronjeremy. my main question was, how was this allowed to go on for so long? to be honest, i first started admitting that this was a rape when ginger banks came forward, because without ginger, there would be so many silent victims. we are approaching the condo complex where ron used to live. and i think he lived here up until he was charged. i was here probably three or four times. we would go swimming here and hang out with his tortoise, cherry. she's very cute. that wa

including rapper dmx, rolling stones drummer, talkshow host, and actor. those are some of this year's top entertainment stories. anthony pura, cbs news. >> still had, we will tell you about an extremely rare animal that has just been discovered in the wild. >> tonight on the cbs evening news, as new omicron infections climb to record levels, to the cdc's newest isolation guidelines go far enough? we will take you on board a first of its kind hydrogen powered ferry. what could mean in the global fight against climate change. that is all coming up on the cbs evening news. >> welcome back on this tuesday afternoon. it is a little misty at their parts of the area. it will get rainy tonight. at least, conveniently, the rain has held off until after the brunt of the evening commute. the height of doppler is showing out much. what you need to know, off and on rainy tonight. come down pretty good in a few spots. it will remain wet on wednesday. and then a dry break begins on thursday. so, we finally get a break. it will be dry right into the new year. and it look

my name is ej dickson, i'm a senior staff writer at rolling stone, and in 2017 i published an in—depthut the sexual assault allegations against ron jeremy. ifirst heard rumours about ronjeremy and his behaviour in 2015, 2016, and the response sort of across the board from the mainstream was... "well, who cares, you know, he's a porn star, why is this surprising that he is assaulting women?" there was a very wide range of allegations against ronjeremy are ranging from groping, grabbing somebody�*s breasts at a convention without their consent, to rape. i probably spoke to more than two dozen women who had allegations against ronjeremy. my main question was, how was this allowed to go on for so long? to be honest, i first started admitting that this was a rape when ginger banks came forward... ..because without ginger, there would be so many silent victims. we are approaching the condo complex where ron used to live. and i think he lived here up until he was charged. i was here probably three or four times. we would go swimming here and hang out with his tortoise, cherry. she was very cu

point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news or the new york times and rolling stone magazine. ah, so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and sang. perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media. it would be good to get the fax right. first court hearings on the image, 17 playing, crush of resume to the hague. the malaysian airlines flight was on route at the time from amsterdam to call a lumper when it was shot down over separatist controlled eastern. you cried in 2014, all 298 people on board were killed. now seated correspondent looks next at the exclusions and allegations along the way in the years since it has been one of the most politicized and scandalous childs in modern history, there was no other way could have turned out. almost 300 innocent lives were lost in the horrendous tragedy that shook the world. ah, and that 7 years since there has been no closure, every one knew it would be ugly from the get go full of politic

point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news or the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases. but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st day. kind of open things for a, bring this up to up to speed there on that one. the next, the court hearings on the 17 plane crash have resumed in the hague. the malaysia raylon's flight was on route at the time from amsterdam to call. and when it was shot down over separatist control, east in ukraine, in july 2014 or 298 on board were killed. we're going to have next looks at the exclusions on the other geishas in the said it has been one of the most politicized and scandalous trials in modern history. there was no other way. it could have turned out. almost 300 innocent lives were lost in the horrendous tragedy that shook the world. ah . 2 include mm ah, and that 7 years since there has been no clo

he won for grammys and performed the virtual who's who artist including the rolling stones, aaron church the u.s. june 17th and tickets go on four days. it get to buying. please welcome keith urban! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> oh, my gosh! >> kelly: yeah, they are excited! >> what a wild audience. as the one where crazy daytime people. it's nice to see you as well. it's interesting because i know that you coach the show and judged on the show but you did competitions growing up and we have footage of this. >> oh, no. >> kelly: yeah, we are! i love that. so, what was that, where were you? >> that was in australia on this thing called new faces. i think i was 15. or something. i said i was 16 to get on the show but i think i was 15. >> kelly: liar right off the bat. >> your lying and to sneak into clubs, i was lying to sneak into talent competitions. >> kelly: it's cool, i did know that about you, you're helping people guiding their competitions, that's really cool. >> i know what it's like to be crucified in front of a lot of people. i try not to do that. >> kelly: constructive criticism

undisputed middle wade champion for 7 years, defeating 11 o points of one by a knockout and his fellow rolling stones continued a tour as they're pushing 80. but we lost drummer. charlie was 1st married wilson was one of the original friends who had hit after it when mo town own the char only j black jay and the americans could hold that a long note hit the end of car on me. and after seeing the beatles romp in a hard day's night, nbc knocked it off by rounding up the prefab for and just this past month, just a month after he performed with mickey dollars, mike nesmith passed the dole and now the old surviving member of the monkeys eccentric phil spector, crafted the wall of sound that influenced music to this day. the produce the ron, that's the crystals, the righteous brothers and the beatles. among others, he died in prison, convicted of murder and music. local walter, yet no cough guided the careers of billy joel earth, wind and fire, bruce springsteen and barbara streisand. he lured paul mccartney and james taylor to his label c b s. records, which sold over 40000000 copies of michael jackson's

see while the project well underway, work has been slow, and thailand remains reliant on its old rolling stone. the elevated shack has been raised, but there is still more than 200 kilometers to go before the final destination on the gulf of thailand. and those delays go all the way down the line. and this is bank got brand new grand central station, low high speed trains arriving today. because the thai government hasn't yet decided whether it's going to use china's high speed track. and the crowds arriving at the new station on coming to catch a train. this is now the ty, capital central cove, at 19 vaccination center, with delays and the vaccine roll out this year. that's a process. the government's far more interested in keeping on track. tony chang l to 0 banker. now if you're a budding artist, you might like this story. how much would you pay for this black canvas museum and denmark gave an artist more than $84000.00 to create a piece. the frame was supposed to be filled with the cash. but then the artist sent it back empty and he kept the cash for himself. mohammed jump june reports fro

earlier, i spoke to david browne who's a senior writer at rolling stone magazine.hought michael nesmith was on the 60s pop music scene. you know, he was very influential in terms of, he was, i guess you could call him the serious monkee. the monkees were seen as a disposable pop group, in a way, but nesmith was one of the guys in the band who wrote a lot of his own songs, he was the kind of quality control guy in that group. so that was a really important role in that band at the time. you say quality control and one of the serious guys, he was also a bit of a tour de force regarding the creative control, right? right, they did not have control early on when they started. it was nesmith who led the charge and said, we want to participate on our own records, we want to write our own songs and play on them, and that was a real significant moment for the band. they broke away from don kershner, their original svengali producer, their auteur kind of guy, and went off on their own for a couple of years. nesmith was a real driving force behind the monkees having their ow

point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing lawsuit against cbs abc news, the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone who is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st time of year for taking stock and planning ahead am for the russian defense ministry. that means staying ahead of the technology. again, i'm going to leave you this without your shop of out of it taking a look at the military's next generation drone defenses. ah, with reassuring this british for the 1st time, he filled the moment a guided missile launched by rushes around unmanned aerial vehicle and moving at target. ryan, if the russian army is fast multifunctional recognizance and strike the if pass a number of stringent tests has now been ordered by the defense ministry of russia and is in mass production. mm ryan also perform successfully in miniature operations and syria. iran is the product

my brian hyatt, a senior writer for rolling stone magazine and author of bruce springsteen. stories behind the songs of course is not just springsteen as it we also mentioned bob dylan there and others like paul simon, i think also she care a why are we seeing an increasing number of artists selling off the rights there? what particularly in the past couple of years? well, i think there's 2 main factors. one is that there's a burgeoning market for the valuations are to all time high. there's companies convinced that these assets are incredibly viable. that's a and b. we have a lot of artists that this may not apply to secure, but most of them were hitting their seventy's hitting their eighty's. these are legendary artists from the 19 sixty's who are looking towards their golden years and looking towards estate planning and all that sort of thing. so it's just a perfect confluence of events. there still, how do they balance that against being able to make more money if they were to hold on to their rights in the long time? i mean, well, i think they're calculating a couple of things. i thin

the new york times rolling stone and other media outlets. so it's a situation where he's taken these media companies to court. and at this point, the question should be asked, isn't it worth looking into the actual facts of the case before destroying the reputation of someone who's not even 18 years old? which is a genetic basic hope. all right, thanks for that for now. we're kelly in new york city. the next tonight, federal says some. the british diplomats offers embassy in london was attacked on sunday, leaving a member of stuff badly heard a statement from his foreign ministry saying he was treated for various injuries, including a broken nose. karen brings his up to date with an incident involving a country. this these days, falling itself more, more in the limelight. valerie has claimed that a group of people which it described as extreme as caused damage to the embassy building and then attacked a group of diplomats. one of those diplomats is said to have been seriously injured, sustaining a broken nose, a broken tooth, and a like conc

point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news, the new york times and rolling stone magazine. so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st. the russian defense ministry do to wrap up the years developments a little bit later and also layout policies for the one ahead. president potable address, the gathering later this tuesday. and staying ahead of the technology game is expected to be a key feature. this time round ahead of those talks, the defense ministry put a brand new submarine from its pacific fleet. through its paces, launching a caliber cruise missiles from underwater weapon successfully struck its target on mainland russia. after travelling more than a 1000 kilometers from the sea of japan, it started to go on from under water to where ball next to with the russian military. also showcasing its 1st strike dro, i'm gonna leave

point, nicholas sandman still has ongoing law suits against cbs abc news, the new york times and rolling stone magazine. ah, so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases. but many are looking on and saying perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st. okay, something we're just learning here. the new center fire has in gulf to one of the largest supermarkets in the city of thompson in siberia, about 3 and a half 1000 kilometers east of moscow. over a 100 people have been evacuated from the building so far, according to reports, fire rescue services are at the scene. not yet clear what exactly caused the fire. no details yet either of any injuries. as soon as we learn or we will let you know, the russian defense ministries do to wrap up the developments and layer policies for the one ahead president, potable to address the gathering in the next hour or so. and staying ahead of the technology game is expected to be a key feature ahead of the ta

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see while the project well underway, work has been slow, and thailand remains reliant on its old rolling stone. the elevated shack has been raised, but there is still more than 200 kilometers to go before the final destination on the gulf of thailand. and those delays go all the way down the line. and this is bank got brand new grand central station below high speed trains arriving today. because the tele government hasn't yet decided whether it's going to use china's high speed tray. and the crowds arriving at the new station on coming to catch a train. this is now the ty, capital central cove, at 19 vaccination center, with delays and the vaccine roll out this year. that's a process. the government's far more interested in keeping on track tourney chang l to 0 banker. let's take a closer look at the proposed high speed railway network collecting china to southeast asia. the line linking, coming to louse capital of in 10 has been completed at a cost of $6000000000.00. the segment to bangkok, which is it to be built has been costed a top point $5000000000.00 giving this portion of the project

see while the project well underway, work has been slow, and thailand remains reliant on its old rolling stone. the elevated shack has been raised, but there is still more than 200 kilometers to go before the final destination on the gulf of thailand. and those delays go all the way down the line. and this is bank got brand new grand central station, though high speed trains arriving today. because the time government hasn't yet decided whether it's going to use china's high speed track. and the crowds arriving at the new station are coming to catch a train. this is now the tie capital central cove at 19 vaccination center with delays and the vaccine roll out this year. that's a process. the government's far more interested in keeping on track, tourney chang, al jazeera banker. and you can follow that story, we're covering here on the channel by logging into ours at al serra dot com. our top story is about the armor con numbers across europe and into the us with a jump of nearly 70 percent across the country. ah, what you all just bear with me. so robin a reminder of all the top stories, the h

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the new york times and rolling stone magazine. ah, so we'll see how much of a settlement is reached in those cases, but many are looking on and sang. perhaps this shows that before destroying the reputation and plastering the face of someone is not even 18 years old. all over the media, it would be good to get the fax right 1st. as he said, rushes defense ministries you to wrap up the years, developments and lay out its policies for the one ahead preparedness. putin is expected to speak there shortly. and as i said at the top of the program, we'll go live to hear what he has to say when that happens. now for the russian defense ministry itself, taking stocum, planning ahead also means staying ahead of the technology game is just put a brand new submarine from its pacific fleet, through its paces, wanting a caliber cruise missile from underwater. the weapon successfully struck its target on mainland russia after travelling more than a 1000 kilometers from the sea of japan. or from under water to airborne, the russian military is al

laura, this was covered by rolling stone, the guardian, people magazine and so many others. tik tok video was neared viewed nearly 30 million times. many ask the same question. was it real? so we decided to set the record straight. >> people have asked a question was it real, was it scripted, everybody has an opinion. even the actor chimed in tweeting his delivery is great though. >> the fact that people are laughing at laura ingraham that whole thing makes me feel like wasted the last 35 years of my life. his delivery was great great i love how you put that in there. >> look, people are asking was it real or was it scripted? >> what you think? >> i think people are craving something authentic and real an they got a bit of that. >> i think there are a lot of liberals out there who don't like conservatives having fun. i think they haven't gotten lef in like 30 years and we practiced for like 30 seconds and we got 20 million views. we can't match that, don rickles , can we? they show me and the privacy ar very happy. >> and meant to show you. >> show me what, idiot? >> this is

this was covered by rolling stone, the guardian, people magazine and so many others, the tick-tock videowed nearly 30 million times, many asked the same question, was it real? so we decided to set the record straight. people have asked the question for days, was it real, was it scripted, everybody has an opinion, even you actually, the actor chimed in tweeting definitely a but, his delivery is great. laura: andy richter tweeted the fact that people are actually laughing at laura ingraham, that whole thing makes me feel i wasted the last 35 years of my life. his delivery is great. >> people are asking was it real or was it scripted. laura: what do you think? >> i think people are craving something authentic and real and got a bit of that. laura: there are a lot of liberals out there who don't like conservatives having fun. that is the thing. i think they haven't gotten a laugh in 30 years and we practiced 30 seconds and got 20 million views on youtube as we can't match don rickles but whatever the case with all the publicity, the show you should be really happy. >> the show me and the pri

he asked a serious question apparently rolling stone reported about in arm world in 1980s led him tomultiple government including israelis. and sources said that epstein was, quote, known in the intelligence world that hyperfixer. someone who can go between different cultures and networks. the reporting here is accurate folks that opens a lot more questions why this was allowed to continue for so long. switching gears here -- now another tragic incident the school shooting this week in michigan which left four students dead as you may know my entire learn of work in secret service we did a lot of extensive work over there and secret service did an exhaustive study on school shootings former secret service agent himself my friend jeff james frequently discussing this topping thanks for taking too many. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me jeff. >> when we were in service and threat assessment center did this exhaustive school shootings and i know you lecture on this often. the first being that school shooting distinct shoot or had typically told someone about what was going

. ♪ go ask alice i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, andled religious cult, including charles manson, the guru or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and six others. >> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. seven people brutally murdered in a glare of hollywood publicity. involvement of a mystical hippie clan which despised the straight, of a fluent society. young girls, supposedly under the spell of a bearded sven galley, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> good morning. >> why? >> the sun's shining this morning. >> it is? >> yeah. >> charles manson cleverly masqueraded behind the common image of being a hippie goes up to the haight ashbury district. surrounds himself with a bunch of young followers. their lifestyle was sex, orgies, and lsd trips. allegedly, he gets them to mass murder for him. >> with blood, the killer scrawled on a refrigerator door "death to pigs." >> you see, prior to these murders, no one associated hippies with violence an

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