good job, republicans getting the word out and that on rolling stones.ngering. kennedy, august 2022, a rainbow fentanyl, fentanyl pills that come in a variety of shapes and sizes and effort by drug traffickers to drive addiction among kids and young adults. >> kennedy: i don't know, i push back on this this week and i will push back now. i don't know if that is necessarily true. talking about the story in this way is a massive distraction from an opioid crisis killing people. what happens is good kids who have never done anything like this comic they think they are buying ecstasy. they think they are buying cocaine, and those are the ones who are dying. that is the real problem here. drug dealers have always done this. they have always repackage things in order to get them into the country and evade the law enforcement. i sat in el chapo trial. and putting cocaine and tomato cans. across the border, oh, everybody loves tomatoes. that is essentially what they do, they put inside candy and if someone opens it, they will say move along, move along. >> dr. s

look, maybe rolling stone's right and maybe rolling stone is wrong. i think they are wrong.rson who experiments to find out whether it's fentanyl or not? remember the old kings taster's theme, the guy who tasted food for the king? how about the rolling stone writers try one of those fentanyl candies or those can be said to be fentanyl and see whether the dea and the border patrol or telling the truth? it's a hell of a thing. where are we here in 2022, where we are worried about halloween and fentanyl and our kids' candy? this is why the american people are fed up. we are being pushed to the limit and we have to push back. i hope that happens in november. >> steve: no kidding. speaking of drugs, you wrote a great op-ed for "the wall street journal" about how joe biden's marijuana pardon last week is going to drive crime higher. what do you tell the folks? >> first of all, he is tipping his hat to the potheads trying to get the pothead vote. this might be one of the few group votes he gets. nobody is in federal prison -- i will underscore this -- nobody is in federal prison be

that's a "rolling stones" album, you can't have. that that is about drugs and promissous sex.el was that to her and she broke down the poetry of joni mitchell and the great ar ttists and my sister a i toyed with the idea of rock in the house. >> and she met mick jagger. >> yes. she did. >> she had a party for a great book that we had worked on, mick jagger was there, and the person who said no rock in the house, particular list his rock and can you make sure i meet mick jagger and i never met him and he said, i went over there, and do you want to meet my mom and before i knew it, she was hanging on his shoulder and flirting with him and how did this happen? this is surreal. come on. >> if you wouldn't make her love rock and roll mick jagger certainly could. >> yes, he could. >> what is the most surprising in the show? >> you will feel things you might have felt in the movie and you will also feel this amazing energy from the cast. we really lived together for about four or five years now, and it is a little bit of a concert experience, and you will hear the band stillwater per

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of the rock band pink floyd called the usa the biggest evil in the world in an interview with rolling stone in an interview with killing and interfering with elections. roger waters noted western-controlled media demonize russia and china the united states is the worst of all, at least 10 times the real harm is caused by the american side, said the musician waters, also called fake propaganda information in the western media about the alleged crimes of russian, military in ukraine russia for many years tried to avoid conflict, suggesting diplomatic measures by the western government summed up the musician. the split in european society large-scale protests are becoming more and more significant, and now and then break out in different cities of europe the italian trade union urged local residents to resist the hyperbolic increase in electricity bills by 60% announced since october 1, the country began to create protest groups against the increase in gas and electricity prices. the first demonstration is scheduled for october 8 continue to advocate for the lifting of anti-russian sanctions b

the new york times he believes he's probably spent $9 million or something trying to get their rolling stonepublishing excerpts from his memoir, revealing that at one point, perry's heart stopped for five minutes after he was prescribed propofol ahead of surgery. the actor writing it wasn't a heart attack. i didn't flatline, but nothing had been beating. he says doctors broke eight of his ribs trying to revive him. he had to pull out of the movie. don't look up and says even in rehab, he was lying to doctors about stomach pain to get meds like hydrocodone. harry now trying to use his platform for good. i'm doing really well now. for some reason, it's obviously because i was on friends, more people will listen to me. so i've got to take advantage of that. i've got to help as many people as i can. perry also describes a near death experience with his colon bursting, he says that was a turning point for him to get sober. matthew perry, the dyin so your interview airs this friday on a special 2020 at eight p.m. eastern rhiannon. andrew final. thank you also talks about in his book, by the way, h

to answer your question, we reported at rolling stone that over the past several months trump has beenning a number of in-person conference calls with her variety of republican activists, political allies, and a different organizations. with the express purpose of discussing, okay, if things end up going sideways for us in the 2022 election, he talked about places like georgia, pennsylvania. what are some of these scorched earth, illegal, public relations matter jurors and activists measures that we can take to quote unquote, stop the steal this time around. so 2022 doesn't become 2020 in a sense. the reason we know this is because of people talking to us anonymously, as you might have noted, more much of this is on the record, directly in the room with former president trump. this is something that they are very proud of trying to lay the groundwork for, which they might not even need. republicans could just end up being declared the winners this time around. but, it is all a part of this from the top down from trump to basically all of them. heads i win, tails you lose scenario for d

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in fact osama bin laden's gave an interview to "rolling stone" magazine in 2010 when bin laden was still alive where he said when bush won the a election of 2000 my father was so happy to this was the kind of president he needs one who will attack. besetting clinton's time he was after my father got away. then he had been in afghanistan for 10 years. it's not like that -- that runs after the red scarf a very important point to bret stevens from "the new york times" for example just a couple of months ago with an article criticizing the withdrawal from afghanistan in finding and lawton. america turn around if we give them a truck over to him bret stevens one of the leading opinion writerse of the times that this is proof that america must stay and continue to double and triple down forever and ever. these were taunts by bin laden because that's the reaction they were trying to get out of the american establishment. that america needs to stay at war until they have literally can't anymore because the art dollars completely destroy them and their empire is completely broke in. host of the s

and then a few hours ago, rolling stone came out with this bombshell reporting. federal investigators have asked multiple witnesses if they knew whether former president trump had stashed any highly sensitive government documents and either trump tower in manhattan or at his private club in bedminster new jersey. now nbc news has not yet independently confirmed that reporting. but rolling stone sources it to one person familiar with the matter and another person who has been briefed on the situation. so, possibly more papers, possibly at other locations. and now, it seems the department of justice has a very big decision to make. as the new york times put, it mr. trump's apparent reluctance so far to cooperate puts the department in the froth position of having to decide from among an array of difficult choices, including whether to give up on trying to obtain the documents, issuing a subpoena for them, obtaining another search warrant or pushing for mr. trump to attest under oath that he has handed over all the materials in his possession. unfortunately, i am no

horrified you, thank you for watching, the la cacaptioning s sponsored b by s >> according to "rolling stone monkey testicle problem. that's in reference to the senate nominee's venture capitalist firm's backing of a biotech start-up, accused of toxic testing exposure on animals, including leaving some monkeys with burns on their genitals. >> therere is an epipidemic sweg across our world-- monkeys who have had their genital region scorched clean. for years, monkeys have walked among us, but never with any junk. curious. we now know that j.d. vance is behihind a campapaign to incin

played david felton, editor of "rolling stone."e with john so when he's on that stage, people will feel the intense authenticity of that fine gentleman. but it's such kind of a group vibe. the cast of the play stayed together through covid, and we've all kind of lived together for years to get the show going. so i love that kind of group spirit. and then plugging some people in from time to time to come and jam with our band a little bit. >> that's so cool. >> that's amazing. >> one of things i wanted to say is you've always understood this basic thing about so much of the music from then and now. it just -- the thing that we all hold together is the power of songs. as glen frey, the great glen frey of the eagles, sung "song power." it is about the songs. you always celebrate the songs and the music on the show, and i think it's a great thing. >> you know, it's -- i will tell you at times, because we do what we do, at times i struggle with the fact -- musicians, great accomplished musicians talk about them sort of struggling with -

this is the senior politics reporter for rolling stone. he is with us.rles coleman, the former brooklyn, new york prosecutor. he is a legal analyst. gentlemen, welcome to you both. we have choice words for one of trump's legal advisers. what are your sources telling you? is there a sense that donald trump wants to testify? >> the was something that he started telling close confidants immediately after the news broke on live tv. the january six house committee said they were going to vote on subpoena-ing him. they did. almost immediately after that, trump started telling people that he will do it if he can do it on live tv. preferably prime time. i think that you and your viewers can figure out what the former president would have been up to if that were to be allowed. he would try to turn it into a trump circus. he would use it as an opportunity to assault the committee. he would probably not side to make it about that. it would be a visceral and satisfying experience for him to do something like that. whether or not that would do much in terms of, good

when effect osama bin laden's son omar gave an interview to "rolling stone" magazine in 2010 when bin laden was still alive. he said when bush won the election of 2000 he said my father was so happy. this is the kind of president he needs one who will attack and break the country. and so he said in clinton's time khrushchev was after my father he got away. then again he'd been in afghanistan for ten years and they still don't have an clinton's time america was smart. not like the bull that runs after the run scarf. this was in a very important point. bret stephens the "new york times" for example just a couple of months ago wrote an article criticizing the withdrawal from afghanistan inciting bin laden's taunts that america's a paper tiger will turn around and run away if we give them truck bombing or two. brett stevens one of the leading opinion writers of the "new york times" newspaper record in america said this is proof america must state continue to double and triple them forever and ever. these were simple taunts by bin laden because that is exactly the reaction they were trying

>> i'll try to put it a bit more delicately than the rolling stone headline.onald trump will never be seated before a congressional committee, raises white hand, swear to tell the truth, and testify. if he's ever forced by a court, to be in that position, he's likely to invoke his fifth amendment right against self incrimination. i would not expect, this sounds to me, when i hear donald trump saying, i'd love to testify, and tell my side of the story he kept telling us for six years, he loved to release his tax returns so we can really all see if he was a billionaire, millionaire, are just -- and yeah, we still haven't seen him. we're getting closer because a court rulings. but you really can't take donald trump at his word. if i had to bet about, we're not going to see him testify under oath. >> land, if we could. i want you to touch on some information we're getting in from the washington post. pertaining to the mar-a-lago documents. it's the joining of top national security prosecutor, david raskin, to the team to the investigation. what is this signal to y

the rolling stones report that in recent months, trump has convened a series of in-person meetings and conference calls to discuss laying the groundwork to challenge the 2022 midterm results. in these conversations, pro-trump groups, attorneys, republican party activists, and maga diehards often discuss the type of scorched earth legal tactics they could deploy. whoa, are we going full-on autocracy? because that is -- yikes. i'm, uh, i'm not at all a little terrified that we're finally going through with it. >> tyler, are you okay? >> yes. even though my life is largely fine, i want an autocracy. can someone open a window? >> tyler, you're sweating your fricking ass off. >> don't talk. it just makes me more sick. susan, did you say you wanted a ginger ale? >> no. >> fine. i'll drink it. not that i need it, because i like living in an autocracy. actually, i love it. i've never been happier, and my pulse less scary loud. margaret, explain why this is just classic political gamesmanship, and also please list the symptoms of a panic attack. >> take a deep breath. you can take some comfort

the new york times he believes he's probably spent $9 million or something trying to get their rolling stone publishing excerpts from his memoir, revealing that at one point, perry's heart stopped for five minutes after he was prescribed propofol ahead of surgery. the actor writing it wasn't a heart attack. i didn't flatline, but nothing in had been beating. he had to pull out of the movie. don't look up and says even in rehab, he was lying to doctors about stomach pain to get meds like hydrocodone. perry now trying to use his platform for good to help as many people as i can. perry also describes a near death experience with his colon bursting, he says that was a turning point for him to get sober. matthew perry, the dyin so your interview airs this friday on a special 2020 at eight p.m. eastern rhiannon. andrew lionel. thank you and coming up an incentive to take the middle seat. next time you fly first, the mystery surrounding the death of an amazon delivery driver. was he amazon delivery driver. was he killed in a dog a mucinex nightshift fights your worst nighttime symptoms so you can g

interview, there is a max barsky , and here he is giving an interview to the american publication rolling stonend this russian-speaking singer as i understand it with the russian-language repertoire, i understood now ukrainians that however, now i started studying history i understood that russia always wanted to invade and destroy ukraine and there is another ukrainian clip maker who also recently said this about showbiz and about television and this clip maker says that we everyone blurred the borders between countries with our creativity and demonstrated to him this patterned friendship of peoples, and only today it was no matter how terrible it was and there were no answers, that is, he says that it is necessary to build an invisible cultural wall. that is, these are the people who eroded this wall. now they say that it is necessary to build a cultural cultural wall. you, irma, are talking about what you and i are talking about now. you have been talking about it for years. it is understandable. is it somehow possible to do otherwise? this is to say from the point of view of philosophy, it

britney spanos is a senior writer for "rolling stone" and teaches a college course about taylor swift her fans and interacting with the public in that way. she grew up online. she's been so smart and curious about new social media platforms and how to use them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with this new release and re-recordings of her previous songs, the 32-year-old is building up ownership of her music ad continues to make history with her own brand of pop. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> o'donnell: i was listening to that album today. all right, shifting gears, severe turbulence strikes a passenger jet, injuring at least a dozen people. we'll have that harrowing story when we return. to attack cancer. but opdivo plus yervoy is the first combination of 2 immunotherapies for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is not chemotherapy, it works differently. it helps your immune system fight cancer in 2 different ways. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to har

but bizarrely a b c makes his former employer has not investigated the right at all the rolling stone. oh it's cool. that 1st broke the story stated that he could frequently collaborated with abc anchored david moore. but that line has since been removed without internet is note adding to the mystery. while both a b, c and his lawyer have remain silence. and what are the authorities saying? well, the f b, i has confirmed the right according to their me, hasn't been charged with anything. many questions remain on answered on what grounds was such an operation carried out who authorized it? and what charges could he face? one room is that of espionage. the same charges faced by wicked big file did judy in a song for exposing a ledge war crimes committed by the u. s. he faces 175 years in prison, a most seen as a deeply political case that threatens the very foundations of press freedom. and as a ward of silence continues around, makes his case. the mystery simply deepens, and the ability of journalists to hold the powerful to account could be under attack once more. the region economic

the rolling stone i was cold at 1st broke the story stated that me could frequently cooperated with abc anchor david moore. but that line has since been removed without an editor's note adding to the mystery while both abc and his lawyer have remained silent. and what are the authorities saying? well, the f b i has confirmed the right. but according to them, meek hasn't been charged with anything. many questions remain unanswered. on what grounds with such an operation carried out who authorized it, and what charges could he face? one rumor is that of espionage. the same charges faced by wicked beek founded judy in a song for exposing allege war crimes committed by the u. s. he faces a 175 years in prison, in what is seen as a deeply political case that threatens the very foundations of press freedom. and as the wall of silence continues around, makes his case. the mystery simply deepens, and the ability of journalist to hold a powerful to account could be under attack once more is could help your pins find the way legacy europa. yes. in today's situation, europe is at a crossroads. som

there was no excuse for this fund or "the new york times," he is legitimizing extremism, treat rolling stoneat was missing from the coverage was an explanation for why he did this, what was the t-shirt about? and no one seemed to think to ask him much less listen to what he had to say. the enemies of ideas dismissed west as they have four years as mentally ill, too crazy to take seriously. look away, ignore him, he's a mental patient -- nothing to see here. is he crazy? you can judge for yourself as you watch what we are about to show you. he has his own ideas, we can say that -- creative people tend to that's why they are artists not actuaries periods social media posts give the impression of a man channeling his rawest emotions right on instagram. it's often used as ammunition against him in the battle for influences over america's young people. but crazy? that was not our conclusion. we have rarely heard a man >> so honestly and so movingly about what he believes. again, you can judge for yourself -- here is. you just came from paris fashion week, what is that? >> is a photograph of a bab

they go to sinatra, the rolling stones, all these top performers to come and perform in the buffalo stadiumnd other places. so he was a really powerful guy and he had a woman work there by the name of hope who i interviewed pat now lives in san antonio. i think and i have a picture in the book i think hope was the first woman, an assistant to him but he raped many other women and the more power he got, the more the abuse escalated throughout his life. so that is one thing i wanted to explore and one of the things that made him who he was is power. his brother wasn't raping women so you can't blame miriam weinstein for that. but i also came to think that harvey was a sociopath and even that. the second thing i was interesting in exploringon is hw did this guy get away with this for four decades without anyone blowing the whistle, and it was hollywood, the people that work there, it was reporters who got the benefit of these tips and came to the screening or go to book contracts. it was quite extraordinary his use of power to keep the secret and when people say we know he cheated on his wife

anonymous sources told "rolling stone" magazine the laptop contained classified information.es meeks' attorney believes only a source inside the government would know that, and says the leak is highly inappropriate. on top of that, the biden administration prohibits seizing documents from journalists without authorization from u.s. deputy attorney general lisa monaco, leaving many to ask why would the deputy ag give that kind of approval. james meek was the award-winning producer of a hulu documentary called "3212 redacted," referring to the special forces unit ambushed, where four u.s. soldiers lost their lives, and the pentagon kept giving the families of the fallen soldiers different versions of what happened. i also covered that story, and talked to one of the widows at the time, michelle black. watch. >> he knew his odds, that he wasn't coming home, but if he took a risk some of his friends might. >> another abc journalist who also worked on the hulu documentary left the network a few months before james meeks disappeared. as for meek being raided by the fbi, having his

he was featured in rolling stone, featured in levi's ad as this rough and tumble democrat.e has a brand very well established in pennsylvania for a long time now. that has carried him during times when he is off the campaign trail. there are folks who feel even though he was not able to make his point very well during the debate or respond to attack, there is a certain amount of sympathy that most people know somebody who has been through a health crisis or been through one themselves that that is a real part of real life and some people may be more understanding of that. others will look at it like this caller did and they can't trust him to be a senator and wonder how effective he will be. there is a flipside to that debate going on right now. host: let's go to mike. mike is in nevada on the democrats line. caller: has anybody ever watched dr. oz when he was on oprah? the oprah winfrey show? as a surgeon he was asked, this is about losing weight, if you lose weight what will happen? if you lose five pounds the mail will gain one inch on his tenets. host: we will leave it

maria: that is terrific congratulations rolling stone reporting on unique visitors to conservative social gettr increase in year-over-year parler seeing increase, 48% decline in september. compared to same time in 2021. we are waiting on data for truth social unavailable jason you have an industry of conservative social media now between gettr parer, truth, interesting not zero soum most multiple social media apps on phones maybe in past twitter, facebook, instagram, now who is to see you going forward might not be gettr, rumble say truth social or other platforms my be merging what i think dying are with older traditional platform twitter and facebook. maria: a rumble is doing so well thanks for being stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ no laughing matter -- ♪ ♪ "mornings with maria" next week live on historic 2022 midterm elections from fox business team of experts, first. . progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. you

even rolling stone is calling her an unlikely political starbird they say fetterman onl offers high-fivesnd fist bump to his supporters and repeats i a graph thank you, but it is gisele staying just at pace ahead of her husband who takes the questions, excepts the complements and carries on the conversations. maybe this is what john meant when he said this. >> my name is john fetter woman. >> isn't this the craziest season yet? so if john wins, she is coming to dc is the bisexual brazilian immigrant, i doubt it, but that is the point. you will see her on msnbc and o the cover of vogue and i'm sure they chinese already have a ful they chinese may already have hacked into his computer translator machine. i'm sure the fbi is all over that. let's turn to the wife of a former congressman, and of course cohost of fox and friend we can. when your husband was in congress, or you guys a package deal? >> we definitely helped each other on their trail. i took care of kids and if you couldn't make it to something o a campaign event, there is a chance i would be there to help them out. but look at, th

that horrified you, thank you for watching, the la captioning sponsored by cbs >> according to "rolling stone," j.d. vance has aburnt monkey testicle problem. that's in reference to the senate nominee's venture capitalist firm's backing of a biotech start-up, accused of toxic testing exposure on animals, including leaving some monkeys with burns on their genitals. >> there is an epidemic sweeping across our world-- monkeys who have had their genital region scorched clean. for years, monkeys have walked among us, but never with any junk. curious. we now know that j.d. vance is behi a campan tonciny e'pr. no wonder king kong is always so pissed off. j.d. vance could easily cut ties with this controversial company, unless he doesn't have the balls. so this november, tell j.d. to keep his hands off of your macaque. >> i'm tim ryan, and i don't neuter monkeys. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: kerry washington and musical guest joe walsh featuring louis cato and the late show band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new yor

the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash."verything you have on google and watch me now. okay? >> anthony: before this, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elaborate garnishes, starches, vegetables. this simple, elegant, almost japanese ode to flavor changed the way we cook fish in restaurants today, and how we make sauces, what our plates look like. i remember seeing a picture of this as a young man. i'm getting goose bumps seeing this. perfect. >> michel: that's that. >> daniel: beautiful. >> cesar: it's all about the timing. the moment you put the fish on the pan. the moment you put the sorrel in the sauce. it's very important. >> michel: okay. >> anthony: wow. all right. >> michel: then, from now to you to the dining room, it will take about one minute. >> anthony: right. >> michel: so one minute is the time to have it perfect. >> anthony: because it's cooking all the way. mm. perfect. >> michel: that's it. >> anthony: it's a perfect dish. >> daniel: sinful and delicious. >> anthony: it's really one of t

how many kant farewell concerts have the rolling stones have down just going to keep coming back.n't believe people care enough about this single sandwich that we keep hearing about it about every year. there's some reason we have to talk about the girl. i have a friend michael finney. no joke who actually hoards them whenever they come back and keeps them in his freezer. oh, it's him. he's the one i mean, maybe single-handedly. yes. wow. i mean, it's okay. but i don't get it. yeah, i love it that much. all right, finally got to round out with something sweet. do you plan on handing out candy this halloween according to wallet hub? 67% of americans are stocking up. you better get extra though 86% of parents admit to stealing candy from their kids wallet hub ranks, new york as the best city for halloween. san francisco came in second while san jose came in sixth mike. you're laughing or guilty. absolutely guilty. oh, you don't want those reese's paint about our cups there awful. okay. i have a serious problem with characterizing that a stealing because who's walking those kids arou

and tonight, rolling stone is reporting that investigators have spoken to several witnesses, asking if trump is holding sensitive documents on his other properties, like trump tower and his bedminster new jersey club. nbc news has not independently confirmed that reporting. meanwhile, the first full week of testimony has wrapped up in the federal trial of five oath keepers accused of seditious conspiracy on january 6th. today, the prosecutor -- stewart rhodes in which he seems to promote the use of force and begs trump to invoke the insurrection act after the 2020 election. jurors were also shown this speech from a pro trump rally, just a few weeks before the capitol riot. >> show the world to the traders are and then, use the insurrection act to drop the hammer on them. and all of those veterans, just for that oath, until your age 65, you can be called them as the militia to support in the constitution. he needs to know that you are with, him he is commander-in-chief, we will have to do it ourselves later at a much more desperate, much more bloody war. let's get it all now, while he i

what makes it decidedly bonkers that even if they don't win, they may try to stick around, "rolling stonehis weekend that president trump has been holding in-person meetings for more than a month now to gin up as much as possible to midterm elections. trump sees the challenges as a dress rehearsal for trump 2024. two of these republican candidates for secretary of state have already refused to say whether they would accept the results if they lost. election day is november 8th. ♪♪ i had a bad relationship with my student loan. the interest was costing me... well, us... a fortune. no matter how much we paid it was always just... there. you know? ♪♪ so, i broke up with my bad student loan debt and refinanced with sofi. turns out we could save thousands. break up with bad student loan debt. refi and you could save thousands. plus, we're paying off up to a million dollars of student debt. enter at sofi.com/million sofi get your money right. i'm jonathan lawson enhere to tell you aboutn life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance

of pink floyd, called the greatest evil in the world in the united states in an interview with rolling stonees with the election. he is also sure that the information in the western media about the alleged crimes of the russian military in ukraine is a lie and propaganda earlier, waters opposed the supply of western weapons to kiev and added that the americans, in their mentality, want to send the whole world, and citizens of other countries because of this. is to suffer in the white house confirmed joe biden will participate in the presidential election in '24 , press secretary karen jean-pierre during a briefing, stressed that revived not re-elected. the us leader said repeatedly, however, he did not make an official decision and was going to do it next year, however, as american smic writes, even representatives of the democratic party are wary of such a policy plan. they fear that the current head of the white house may lose due to age and health problems. after all, by the beginning of the presidential race, biden will be almost 82 years old. a nationwide blackout in bangladesh cut off

. ♪ mama, don't you treat me wrong ♪ ♪ i come and love you all night long ♪ number 24 on rolling stone'sest artists of all time, lewis sang blues, gospel, country and more. ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ with performances that made over the top seem like an understatement. "great balls of fire," the man was something. ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ it's said lewis's father and mother mortgaged their farm to buy him a piano after their young son taught himself to play on a beatup piano at church. ♪ hopping at the high school hop ♪ there followed a life of hit after hit. ♪ and excess upon excess. once lewis was asked why a biographer is it true that -- yeah, he interrupted. it probably was. in all, jerry lee lewis had more than 20 songs reach the top 10 on the billboard country charts. sthoet well, it's true ♪ and while his most infamous marriage may have been to his 13-year-old cousin myra gay brown in the late '50s, lewis is survived by his seventh wife, judith. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city

she tells "rolling stones" growing up and going to concerts or seeing my favorite artists on tv, if theyke they were supposed to sound i would lose respect from them, or go to a concert and hear them drop keys, you can't hit the notes, why did you record them if you can't sing them. she has a point. >> she does, and she's never missed a note in her life, so i take no issue with carrie underwood saying to other people -- she's not saying they don't sound as good as her but she has the talent and can back this up. >> we listened to "how great thou art" on christmas, and she's amazing. >> i will be thinking about that this afternoon. >> were you like in line for the refund? >> no, i agree with her. it feels like it's not real, i don't know. >> we have had the experience they sound different on stage. >> i think you guys have a good point. sounding different is one thing, sounding off or not what you would want to hear, i sort of get her point on this. it's not different, that's not good, and that's hard, though. i don't know, that's a lot of pressure. >> it is. joe. >> just to date myself,

according to the book obtained by rolling stone.s since trump's presidency ended, and we continue to get more insider accounts of the casual racism and inappropriate behavior that he displayed in office. why can't republicans find a way to separate themselves from him? >> because they don't want to. it's not complicated. they are very comfortable in that space. there will be no you and our cries from this reporting. they don't see it as problematic, and in fact, their base leans more into that. it's just how they view it. they experience the same thing for me, it's been the same for many of us from time to time, but now it is much more out in the open, it is much more regarded as normal. and it's accepted. and so trump sees black staffers and think that they are wait staff. surprised? no. shocked? no. do you think they're going to do anything about it? no. i think this relates back to the discussion that you are just having with the senator about the voting rights act. and the fact that the supreme court is going to be dealing with

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brittany spanos is a senior writer for "rolling stone" and teaches a college course about taylor swiftod at interacting with her fans, interacting with the public in that way. she grew up online. she's been so smart and curious about new social media platforms and how to use them. ♪ ♪ i feel the lavender haze ♪ ♪ creeping up on me ♪ ♪ so real ♪ ♪ i'm damned if i do give a damn what people say ♪ >> reporter: with this new release and rerecordings of her previous songs the 32-year-old is building up ownership of her music and continues to make history with her own brand of pop. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. report free throw cbs broadcaster center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm elise preston in new york. the michigan teenager accused of killing four fellow students at his oxford high school is expected to plead guilty. 16-year-old ethan crumbley faces 24 charges including murder and terrorism following last year's shooting. >>> author salman rushdie has lost sight in one eye following an on-stage stabbing

are here and other and tonight it is my pleasure to introduce patrick radden keefe refer to by rolling stone as a master narrative nonfiction, patrick radden keefe is the author of the "new york times" bestseller empire of pain, the secret history of the socko dynasty. critical history of the family responsible for making and marketing painkillers the lid to the opioid crisis it won the 2021 prize and was a national book critics circle nominee. much better. he's also an award-winning staff writer at the new yorker and author three of the books including the national book critics circle award winner say nothing. a true story of murder in memory in northern ireland, the state can an epic tale of the chinatown underworld and the american dream, and chatter, dispatches from the secret world of global eavesdropping. his other honors include a guggenheim fellowship and a national magazine award for future ready. he wrote and hosted the podcast wind of change come selected as number one podcast of 2020 by the guardian. he joins us tonight with his latest book, "rogues: true stories of grifters, kil