joining us to talk about the book and who made the list is "rolling stone's" senior writer, brittney through it all morning. it's incredible. i know some people may not agree. how do you decide? >> so we had 300 voters weigh in on this list and it's a combination of journalists in the industry, rolling stone staffers and a lot of musicians. we had people like beyonce and steve vee knicks vote and they submitted ballots. we lucked out. neve everyone was home. she sat down and submitted it. i think there's a great diverse number of voices who weighed in on what the greatest albums of all time are. >> you guys did this in 2003, 2012 and now. now looking through this you have beyonce, taylor swift, lin manuel miranda. it's just fascinating to see them all come together. the team you just saw asked us to pick our favorites. can we pull caitlyn's up here. >> why do i go first? >> you're better at this than i am. >> i loved talking heads came in at number 39. beyonce's lemonade was 32. that's an incredible album. poppy has hers as well. >> i have mine. i'm old school, elton john, otis readi

the rolling stones are relevant for a tiny window in the late '60s and 70s -- >> and they were prettytest peak and how long is your span of very good performances, right? i think that as a society, we over value the peak and under value people who have a high level of activity over a long period of time. paul simon would be the quintessential example of the latter. he has, i believe, wrongly been denied his place as the greatest american music of our generation certainly. >> i needed to see how you would finish that sentence. let me simply say, all of you people out there that love mick jaggar and the stones, malcolm gladwell -- >> 911. 911 -- >> you can find his podcast wherever you get your podcast, and you can catch my full interview with malcolm as well as my sit-downs with anita hill and gloria estefan. tune in next sunday night to find out "who's talking next."

. >>> rolling stone released its textures for the 100 best albums of 2022.'s see if any of your favorite albums made the list this year. [ music ] >> well hardly a surprise to take the top spot, beyonc÷'s renaissance was the highlight of the year. at number two, bad bunny . taylor swift grabbing the number three spot with her album, midnights. harry stiles, rounding out the top five. check out the full list on the rolling stone's page. >> i thought harry's house would be higher . but no surprise there. such good music that we got this year. i don't think i would argue with any of it. but i have not heard much of rosalia's album. >> she just one an enemy won an emmy award. >>> wednesday adams is back in her very own netflix series, and in just one weekend, her new show is already breaking records. >> [ laughter ] >> i don't know what's more surprising, seeing things on the streets of new york, or the fact that wednesday now holds the rack. the whole record. fans watched millions of hours squid game still holds the overall record going in five and 70 million h

. >> you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt it, he wasn't gonna be around that long. not everybody makes it, you know. stones perform they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? >> women think i'm crazy, but they all be trying to waste me. make me burn the candle right down. >> in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home, for tax purposes, to go live in france and record this record exile on main street in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading a review saying that this was like a debauched album. it's like, i don't even know what debauched means, but i gotta 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. >> i wasn't very confident of my voice, you see, as a singer. so i thought, rather than just sing them, which would probably bore the pants off of everybody, i'd like to kind of portray

i loved your piece about her in rolling stone, and you wrote "impossible job. no one could do it.ld even want to try? kirstie alley pulled it off" talking about after shelly long left. what was her tv magic? >> she was just like, they cast her initially as a cool executive and realized, wait a minute. she's so good being a hot mess less lean into that. the clips you played a lot of her being embarrassed, being embarrassing. she was fearless. could deliver any line, just, like, thinking about dozens of scenes running through my head and laughing at all of them. she was wonderful. >> very good. can we move on and talk a little about her later career? in the sort of tv reality show genre, she was on the forefront of that with "fat actress" web that? on hbo i said earlier but actually it was showtime. candid with struggles with weight in real life, the show didn't last long but something i think was groundbreaking? >> i think she and her team were smart enough to recognize, look, hollywood is biased against not only women of a certainly age but women of a certain weight. when she was

okay so a book versus two tickets to see rolling stones . so i. yeah, rolling stones. so i.o getting that one. she's very tricky know my sister this year we went over a few days ago she was like oh we're not, let's not do presents for the kids this year. i can't be bothered and but i felt a little bit out of order to me because i've always bought her kids now. but the thing is, her are now sort of 17 and 19. and now that my kids are going to finally be getting some presents her now she to end that tradition she wants to end that tradition that wrong to me . mm that seems wrong to me. mm clever. yeah. just a thing, right? yeah, i know it's this is not on. and what about did get anything today? what you ? didn't anything today? what you? didn't get rolling stone tickets today then. get rolling stone tickets today then . yeah i. got this. oh the then. yeah i. got this. oh the swedish bible number did you really. i'm kidding . this is. really. i'm kidding. this is. no, i got socks is a tradition my kids always gave me socks because i was keep loose my socks as is always holding

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"rolling stone" chose them as the best new band of the year, taking note of the swirling, dreamy, soaringf the sound. >> [lyrics] giant steps are 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. >> [lyrics] 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. >> [lyrics] give it to me. 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? >> eh, bank robbers. >> [lyrics] how does it feel to treat me like you do. when you've laid your -- >> in the u.k., disco did not s

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also, it's a music photographer whose rolling stones clapped and peter frampton, that's just to nameok is huge. yeah, there's a lot of really great pictures in there. if you need a last-minute christmas gift, it would probably be a good one. yeah, i for sports that hit his 4th. somebody in the sports department. 2 okay. thank you. take one to well, okay. 4 zone forecast as we give you a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. a lawrence you want to and hey, cold temperatures outside. it is going to be freezing in some of the interior valleys. frost likely to form. >> maybe in places you usually don't see the even along the and see some patchy frost got some high clouds up above. otherwise. >> some clear skies. but the temperatures it's getting cold already. 43 now in brentwood. 39 in fairfax of the 30's already popping up before 7 o'clock at night 7.41. and the petaluma. 41 also saintly the calistoga at 41 degrees. so will be long. those turning in the 30's. but looking for some raindrops, unfortunate. don't see much. we've got a high pressure ridge to our north one week, one down

there was an interview that she gave in the last year to rolling stone where she talked about some terrible yet specifically what led to her death. in the world cup, argentina and poland will progress to the last 16 from their group. australia are also through to the knock—out stage for the first time in sixteen years, alongside the current champions, france. they had to stay until getting on to four in the morning in melbourne to cheer them on. joining me from doha. tracey holmes is a sports journalist from abc australia the celebrations have been continuing for quite some time. they were celebrating across doha are as well. there were 3000 australians in doha and i pretty much expect that most of them were at the game. you could hear cheering every time australia got the ball. and then, of course when they scored that goal, it will be remembered for all time is the lucky goal because it is quite historic that they have one two group matches. they've never done that before. and neither have they progress like this with an australian born coach. football competes with three other codes of f

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there was an interview that she gave in the last year to rolling stone where she talked about some terriblecally what led to her death. there are arguably few things more quintessentially french than the baguette. and yet, the loaf has been in decline in recent years, with many traditional bakeries struggling to stay afloat. but now, there's something to celebrate, as unesco has added the baguette to its intangible cultural heritage list. tom brada reports. the humble french baguette, a towering icon among continental baked goods, is currently the toast of the town. the crusty loaf was voted onto a prestigious unesco list under the title artisanal know how and culture of baguette bread. and to this day, it remains a key part of french identity. translation: you buy bread, you talk to someone, - you meet people. all of this creates a social link at a time when the world is increasingly virtual without contact. the exact origins of the lengthy loaf aren't known. some say the bread was ordered by napoleon because it would be easier for soldiers to carry. that can't be proven. but the baguette,

stones. well, move over, boys, and roll over beethoven.u want to be my lover ♪ ♪ you got to get with my friends♪ >> there's never been a group where every person had their own personality and every fan could choose a different one that they related to. and it was brilliant. ♪ taking this too easy ♪ ♪ but that's the way it is ♪ >> there needed to be some music to be the sorbet and the palate cleansing for the intensity that was the earlier part of the '90s. >> the recording industry does not need to be told that it's a teen/teen world. >> there were about to be more teenagers than any other time in america's history. teenagers wanted to be entertained. they wanted to have fun. ♪ even in my heart ♪ ♪ i see ♪ ♪ you're not being true to me ♪ >> the backstreet boys made a video for "quit playing games with my heart." them in the rain, getting all wet, being all sexy. and it became a hit. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ ♪ with my heart ♪ >> this is where it all started, right here, in this house. the guys coming here, doin

there is no flawed, no beatles, rolling stones, the only album in the top ten is the fleetwood mac albumre coming through and people who are buying these will then be buying records in future, so it is a move that is in the right direction. nice to talk to you, thank you for coming in. more now on those reports from the belarusian state news agency, claiming a ukrainian missile fell on its territory on thursday. russia has sent investigators to establish the cause of the incident. state media says belarusia's president alexander lukashenko was immediately informed that an s—300 missile from ukrainian territory landed between 10am and 11am local time, but gave no location. we can speak now to yuri sak, adviser to the minster of defence of ukraine. thank you very much forjoining us. was this a ukrainian missile? goad was this a ukrainian missile? good afternoon and _ was this a ukrainian missile? good afternoon and thank _ was this a ukrainian missile? good afternoon and thank you _ was this a ukrainian missile? (emf. afternoon and thank you for inviting me to speak about this incident. of

elon musk gave former rolling stone writer matt taibbi currently of substack the rains in taking folksough all of this. wrote, "twitter in its conception was brilliant tool of enabling mask medication giving people the power to create and share ideas and information instantly without barriers. in early conception, twitter more than lived up to its mission. as time progressed, the company was slowly forced to add those barriers. some of the first tools were controlling speech were designed to combat the likes of spam and financial fraudsters." how this manifest itself? taibbi, through must, rights, this is a bombshell. request connected actors to delete tweets were routine. one exec would write to another, more to review from the biden team. the reply would come back "handled." joining me now is mollie hemingway, fox news and jupiter and editor in chief at the federalist. mike davis of the internet accountability project. he also clerked for supreme port justice neil gorsuch bridge charlie kirk, founder of turning point usa. we've been waiting for this information. we are going to learn

according to rolling stone, several staffers have already bought themselves professional liability insurance's in preparation for what they could face. >> i've read that as well. and it seems, again, a very smart move, as katie says, it's a foregone conclusion that there will likely be repercussions when the republicans retake the house and speaker mccarthy's chair in that house caucus that seems intent on blood at this point. so, the staffers have already taking a lot of precautions about preserving material they have to preserve these materials in any event, because of various records and requirements with in congress. but they've been very careful all the way around about what has been put in writing, what's been preserved. because they know there is going to be blow back from the side public in caucus. there will likely be subpoenas. there may even be some real consequences as this and th other begiwe'll trearlier this w hospi - - caucus comes into power takes aim at this committee that they never wanted to see empowered, and they will surely try to discredit once they are in the hot sea

elon musk gave former rolling stone writer matt tiabi currently on sub stack the rein of taking everybody through this. twitter was a brilliant tool in instant mass communication giving the power to share ideas and communication instantly without barriers. twitter more than lived up to it's mission. as time progressed, the company slowly forced to add those barriers. some of the first tools for controlling speech were designed to combat the likes of spam and financial fraudsters. so how did this manifest itself. tiabi through musk writes, this is the bombshell, by 2020, requests from connecting actors to delete tweets were routine. one executive would write to the other, more torre view from the biden team. the reply would come back, "handled," wow. joining me, molly hemingway, contributor and editor in chief of the federalist, mike davis. he clerked for supreme court judge neil gorsuch and founder of turning point usa. we've been waiting for more and more as time goes on. what do you make of the evolution from twitter in the early days to twitter in the election cycle of 2020, especially

. >>> how about a little rolling stones to get your day started.y're set to release an album of greatest hits with lady gaga and others. this was a show in 2012. fans can hear the recording. the 24 track collection will drop february 10. for any rock fan, that is a great gift. >> i think for any person that enjoys music. that's a fun one. >> all the collaborations with the artists, i am in. >> i am surprised it is just coming out. >> i wonder why. >> someone had a good idea. >> by the way, remember that one time? let's make money off of it. >> i will be calling you guys in ten years. >>> more and more tech companies cutting jobs. tough news for employees at door dash. >>> in the weather center we are keeping a close eye on the active first alert doppler. plenty rain already in the north bay. we are waking last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home in

as the rolling stones might say time is not on your side, though. >>> taking a look at santa rosa in upper 30s and the fog drifting around. we'll deal with that for a little while longer but it stays cloudy today and temperatures make it into the low to mid-50s. cool but a break from the rain. we'll talk about it returning in the forecast coming up. >>> and the building commute out of the east bay. bay bridge toll plaza. the backup forming at the richmond side of the bridge as well. we'll show you how things are shaping up for your drive coming up. >>> the white house continues to work to get american prisoner paul whelan out of prison. >> the white house says they don't have anybody to trade. >>> that's exactly right. the white house says we don't have a russian spy in custody. the russians want to trade spy for spy. paul whelan in russian custody has been charged with spying for america. the white house says he's not a spy. new video from the russian television system of the prisoner swap that did work out. brittney griner for the so-called merchant of death, arms dealer viktor bou

the "rolling stone" did a piece and interviewed some black voters. about getting the government out of your business. in this one, feeling like we have not gotten enough. we give the democratic party a lot and we feel like we don't get enough. i see the republican party as symbolically making the statement you have to pull yourself up by your boot straps. everybody has boots. your reaction. is this a dumb move on gavin newsom's part? >> the black community is not monolithic as you and i know. there will be some people that see this as a great thing. then again, there is a good percentage, close to 50% of wax in america that are in the middle class income category. you look at this and you look at what they are doing and it is a vote buying scheme. including other taxpaying blacks where does 500 and -- $569 billion come from? larger than the single year expenditure of 512 billion. >> you see the entire expenditures in 2021, 512.8 billion compared to the estimated 569 million which is what would happen if you gave the two and a half-million black calif

you can find "rolling stone" covers where it was richard pryor, lily tomlin, most dangerous comedianshe most dangerous stuff. >> they both immersed themselves in characters. the very first lily tomlin space station, nbc, 1974, they both won eddie awards. so did the -- emmy awards. so did loren mike else. and thanks to that he got the pilot for "saturday night live." >> roseanne, roseanna-danna. >> where you get it and who milks the dogs and i don't care. >> hi. >> "saturday night live" definitely early on amazing that right out of the gate it was lorraine newman and jane curtain and gilda radner. >> candy? candy. >> they could definitely hang with the guys. they were just as important. they were hilarious. >> hey, stud muffins? want to make bouncy-bouncy? >> they had three female performers and three female writers. which if you look at the comedy landscape at that time, is unheard of. >> what made "saturday night live" different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation. >> then the man -- [ sounds ] >> that's disgusting. >>

and roll stone calls it a snooze fest. and even fox news went to elon musk reveals to the less hunter biden story. and writing the twitter files are interesting but contain few too surprises. a mix of confidence and bipartisanship got the site in trouble. politico predicted the move will ingratiate musk with conservatives and plunge the social media platform deeper into political controversy. axios summarized it this way, musk files shows twitter evidence that twitter operated with bias but no conspiracy to censor. here at cnn, release emails show how employees debated how to hand the 2020 "new york post" hunter biden story. here's some of the reported tee yee taibbi, slowly over time, twitter staff executives began to find more and more uses for these tools. outsiders began petitioning the company to manipulate speech as well. first a little. then more often. and then continue stay. by 2020, requests from connected actors to delete tweets were routine. one executive would write to another, more to review from the biden te

you telling me she doesn't write -- then you tell me the rolling stones don'twrite thei own music, irds were the great singer/songwriters of all time bumming me out what's making me happy is the people at the grasshopper in morristown watching "fast money" and las vegas sands which i think will continue to go higher >> wow, shoutouts. karen. >> yeah, thanks for being here, frank. i find myself in the unusual position of agreeing with pretty much every single word that came out of dan's mouth highly unusual i don't usually agree with any of his words but so netflix, my final trade, sells some upside calls and had a great run, probably pulls back some >> tim, final word >> frank, thanks for joining us puns and awe, boeing, let's wrap it a lot of room, up to 220 one of the best out there and i think you can stay in this trade. >> thanks >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramer

week i'm joined now by tim miller writer for the bulwark, and -- , senior politics reporter for rolling stonetart with you o this, because i think there' something interesting brewin here with santos which itself, is an incredible story in the details, and th possible breadth of the man' deceptions it's interesting to me incoming freshman republican nick will loda, comes up with statement today being like yeah there should be a house ethics investigation, and la enforcement are necessary. which says to me that that guy has very different political incentives and kevin mccarth has, and that's just a tin little fishy you're seeing right, now but it's going to b one of the main stories, because if there are frontline members in this house caucus who have a whole set o different political incentives from kevin mccarthy, trying to shore up his right wing an keep them on board, what do yo think? >> yeah, incentive is a ke word here, because tha explains everybody's actions kevin mccarthy, you can imagin a different world with a safer larger majority, maybe havin to put someone like desantis o the f

out the dancer's energy can heat up the room, they say if you dance at an average pace to the rolling stonesle, or something like that, you can generate 250 action, for example, and on the track, for example, and some dj life that turns bass line and makes everyone literally jump endlessly, you can generate 500 and 600 w of thermal energy, but still in the morning, while the body has not yet fully woken up, you need to start. well, from something easier, for example, to wave a pen, and then you can do this with a leg, as our colleague tatyana motoseevich right now. let's pull up and wake up with her, finally smile and wave our legs, let's go, our starting position was on all fours. with one foot we perform back and hold the press up, evenly, we do not bend the lower back, we perform it first with one foot. then the same - another. let's talk about hand position. they should be under the shoulders or you can move them forward a little here, as it suits you, but usually, yes, our pillows are under the shoulders, so when we lift the leg up, is it worth straining the upper torso and abs? uh, the

. ♪ go ask alice i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, andt, 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, affluent society. young girls, supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> morning. >> good morning. >> 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. eventually 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 and murder. people would pick up a hitch-hiking hippie. there was no big d

not just this reporting in "the new york times," there was also reporting earlier this year in "rolling stoneolitico" that talked about the visits going to chambers at the supreme court to pray in chambers with some of these justices. this is a highly coordinated campaign. it should be investigated. it is highly unusual. this is the highest court in the land. this should not be happening. >> it's making decisions for the -- huge decisions that affect millions and millions of americans with no oversight. i guess i wonder, you know, the federal judiciary, there is a code of ethics that judges have to comply with. in congress, there is a code of ethics that they have to adhere to. the why what is the likelihood that any kind of code of ethics can be imposed on the justices? >> this is part of design of the supreme court and this is constitutionally ordained. it is meant to be an independent judiciary unbiassed, unbought by either of the political branches. congress can make rules but they can't enforce them. the court is a self policing organism. the fact it is self policing is one of the reason

. >> martha: bari weiss, matt taibbi high-level institution journalism jobs and rolling stone, bari weiss at "the new york times" very well regarded of people that do their homework and dig deep. so it is interesting this sort of emotional backlash against them that we are seeing now. and it makes it very clear, it is very creepy, actually, what was going on here. and you go through life living in this american democracy and thinking, you know, if i want to put something on twitter which claims to be an open forum pair that is why they allow, and so people can weigh in and throw water on your theory or not, but that is a real ape opener. >> this is a bombshell and elon musk has changed the conversation with this. you know, it reminds me of the original thing being looked into here which was suppression by twitter of the hunter biden the laptop story here that was suppression by a lot of other news organizations, course, aimed at the left and they would do it every 5 minutes on the air. and what also cracks me up is the jargon that was used here, which between these committees, the committ

does not just reporting in the new york times, there was also reporting earlier this year in rolling stonebout these individuals going to chambers at the supreme court to pray in chambers with some of these justices. this is a highly coordinated campaign, it should be investigated, it is highly unusual. this is the highest court in the land. they should not be happening. >> it's making decisions for the -- like huge decisions that affect millions and millions of americans with no oversight. and i guess i wonder, the federal judiciary, there is a code of ethics that judges have to comply with. in congress, there's a code about that box that they have to comply with. i -- adhere to. why -- what is the likelihood that any kind of code of ethics can be imposed on supreme court justices? >> well this is part of the constitutional design of the supreme court and is this kind of constitutionally ordained. it's meant to be an independent judiciary that is unbiased, and bought by either of the political branches. for that reason, it's sort of stand-alone in a lot of ways. so congress could make rul

and now coming up on the 10-year anniversary of the boston bombings and we remember "rolling stone" magazine cover where they took the scenario, one of the brothers that survived and turned him into a young billy bill mcmillan. the series on jeffrey dahmer got renewed on netflix. i would like to say let's not glorify this person but it seems to be the way these things go. a poll that founds it a percent say fans have serial killer content. so, we have to remember the victims here, obviously, just a alurder just about to start off your adulthood in their lives. and i'm afraid, unfortunately, we will focus a lot more on the suspect here as we should, obviously, but let's remember the victims. again, the father. the fact that he was able to be in front of the media as much as he was. as a dad to come i don't know if i would be able to have the strength to do with. >> katie: kennedy? >> kennedy: i have a lot of standing questions that hopefully we woke at on tuesday at that preliminary hearing in pennsylvania. i want to know if he will waive his extradition. i really want to know who he knew fro

with us senior music writer for rolling stone brittney.c fan so this was devastating to find out the news. >> go ahead. >> this era of band and song writer and the type of people they were, it's over. she was a legend and i think this -- it's -- i can't even explain the loss at this point. >> looking back on the trajectory of her career, a blues musician for many years. and for her to transition into one of the greater pop song writers, melody writers in music history is incredible. to think about what she did in the '70s with "rumors" to make some of the best love songs on a breakup album and continue into the '80 and keep fleet wwood ma at the height for decades is amazing. >> is there a back story to clinton's song. >> that was a reunion they weren't expecting to do, they broke up in 1987, had a tumultuous breakup. they weren't anticipating getting back together. for it to be a moment of hope for people, the song is an optimistic song again. for that song to have that second life, this political life for it was extraordinary and brought

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legal analyst an criminal defense attorney, and mickey mccann ramirez, political news reporter fo rolling stonead to have you here. donny, curious some of you biggest take away from the report what you say about that? my >> biggest takeaways with u in takeaways a few days ag when the committee release their executive summary an months before that over th summer when the committe presented their case to us, an arguably years before that whe the committee had -- start when congress had second impeachment of donald trump. so my point there is we've known about of all of thes facts for a while. over time, we've learned mor and more about them. to the point where this 80 page report contains a lot o information that isn't a surprise to us with some exceptions there are some tidbits in there, but on the whole, this i information that most of the country either knew, or ha access to. we so if you are asking me, think it's subjective. my biggest take away the efforts to subvert the doj jeffrey blasted clarks iag like attempts to send to the throne of doj, which wer thwarted by members of the doj inside

it could be dylan, bob marley, rolling stones. tell me your thoughts or nominations for other breakdowns and "the reidout" is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> in the case of reverend warnock's opponent, there is very little evidence that he has taken any interest, bothered to learn anything about, or displayed any kind of inclination towards public service or volunteer work or helping people in any way. >> you know who that was. that was former president barack obama laying into herschel walker just before the midterms, and tonight, obama is back, making closer arguments for warnock in georgia's senate runoff. plus, late today, another major legal setback for donald trump. this time involving those classified documents that he stole and stashed at highly secure mar-a-lago. where just anyone might end up sitting next to you at your dinner table. >> also tonight, trump, kanye, and elon. republicans who lead the house judiciary committee tweeted their support for all three, declaring this is who republicans really are. bef

. >> seth: wow >> on a sunday morning who had been out the night before at the rolling stones concertup, then i lay on the table and he's like, "let me fix your tooth. [ light laughter ] i was like, "okay! and he did a great job, and he didn't charge me >> seth: wow >> i was a win-win >> seth: talk about an "emily in paris" storyline do you remember how you chipped it >> i was eating an apple in the back of a taxi >> seth: une pomme >> une pomme yes. [ laughter ] une pomme which i will never, ever do again. >> seth: pas du pomme. >> pas du pomme. no, not good >> seth: my mom -- my mom was a french teacher, so that's why -- [ laughter ] >> it's very impressive. >> seth: comes pretty naturally to me. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: there is something that happened, i guess in your writers room, that happens on the show this year, which is a pigeon gets in the office. >> yeah, has that never happened to you >> seth: it has happened to us we had a pigeon in our office. [ laughter ] >> oh it really had. oh my god. >> seth: we have pigeons in our office like, pretty much all the time >> i me

rolling stone reports prominent jewish, and human rights leaders are circulating a leader to ask for president to condemn kanye, that is going to three sources with knowledge of that matter. the trump advisor responded saying, quote, i seen, it and i do not care. joining me now is michael cohen, donald trump's former personal attorney, new york times bestselling author, host of the makeup of podcast, an author of the upcoming book revenge. how donald trump era when as the u.s. department of justice against his critics, my friend, glad to have you with, that the law to get into. >> that is for sure. >> you met with kanye west a couple of times. tell me what those meetings were like, what they were about, and how you're thinking about these hideous comments that he is making. anything about it? >> through my company, crosses x, october of last year. i spent about four months working with kanye, on personal matters. when it was resolved, it was resolved amicably. i never heard him make an antisemitic comment at all. he did make mention once or twice that he considered himself jewish. i

i've examples in the book for "rolling stone," "usa today" said oh yeah there's this impromptu burning man in this carnival atmosphere. are you guys sing the samet things that i'm seeing and insured it wasn't mogadishu however again the sun goes down and things, it wasn't the same and itg wasn't safe. even parts of the day it wasn't safe depending on who was in the zone. it was a very fluid situation. >> your coverage was very reminiscent of the coverage of the wall street movement in 2012 and 2011 with breitbart at the time. the time. enter breitbart was very focused on that movement at the time and all of the behavior that happened there. let's get to lafayette square in to. where you didn't have travel too far but i have vivid memories at every day these things would flare up and i would text you a knife say hey are you there and can you come on the radio? at the time you would say yeah, now is not a good time. >> i wasn't there where trump walkedtr out and there was a big controversy over that. i was in minneapolis. i was still there so for the second term when they tear down the a

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i was examples in the book where rolling stone usa today. they were saying oh, yeah, it was it's like this. it's like this impromptu burning man and it's a carnival atmosphere and i'm just saying are you guys seen the same things that i'm seeing? i mean sure it wasn't. mogadishu 24/7 however again when the sun goes down things things were not it wasn't safe like, you know, just literally what you say and even during some parts during the day. it wasn't safe depending on who was in the zone depending on i mean, there's a lot of fact it was a very it was a very fluid situation for sure your coverage. there was very reminiscent of >> your coverage was reminiscent of the coverage of the occupied wall street movement in 2011 and 2012 for breitbartt at the time and andrew breitbart was very focused on the occupied movement at the time and all of them mayhem and criminality and behavior. didn't have to travel too far. i have vivid memories every day these things would flare up and i would text you and say hey, can you can you are you there? can you

hell that distorts the souls of people, pushes for cruelty and violence, the director of the roll, oliver stone, knew what and how it really happened, he himself then fought his story about the fate of a soldier of one platoon autobiography vietnam, he saved a local woman, and you rape and death, and this formed the basis of one scene. filmed in the philippines. charlie sheen tom beringer and william dafoe played the title role. to get used to the characters, they were trained by the captain of the marine corps, who drove through the jungle through the swamp, forced him to eat and sleep in the trenches. the platoon received several oscars and other prestigious awards. that was the day in history. i don't remember what happened to him. 11 can, only he is brothers and sisters. i came up with a reboot of several varieties i'm starting a countdown three two one. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. a veteran with a tarnished reputation, why is there nothing to do in ukraine, we will discuss this in the next 20 minutes and here are some other topics we will touch on such extreme

after 60 years as guitar of the rolling stones.the rolling stones. but no, not this time . thank you but no, not this time. thank you very much. i really enjoyed that discussion. that was, of course, lesley hussle , awards and lesley hussle, awards and honours experts talk. it's experts talking us through the new year's honours list and how people get those awards for recognition. now after the break, we're going to be looking at the positive that music is having on outside patients. we'll be joined by the ceo of medi music, gary jones. he first developed medi music to help his mum's friend deal with the condition. there is surely . welcome back to neil oliver live with me, emily culver neale is joining us throughout the show. but i would like to reintroduce my wonderful panel. we have tom buick here in red now. we have 100 people in a lovely navy and a beautiful waistcoat for the occasion because it is new year's eve after all. and apparently has just gone new apparently it has just gone new year's just gone 20, 23 in mumbai , i b

just look at rolling stone, a snooze apparently full of information that.y knew cnn said something similar, claiming that files largely corroborated what was already that. hang on a minute. like there's largely peaceful protest that you were with flaming buildings or people being to death behind you being shot to death behind you anyway heard nothing from anyway, we've heard nothing from our also there's our media also, there's been a complete and, utter blackout. where's the telegraph and the bbc on all of this? twitter is effective . lay the public square effective. lay the public square these days and these files that these days and these files that the public square has not been so public . it's been managed, so public. it's been managed, monitored , uncensored to suit monitored, uncensored to suit the interests of the us liberal liberals and you want that. so the fact that we being told worked with the russians brexit, that was a netflix documentary about that. not the only dodgy netflix documentary we're going to treated to. we were being to be treate

just look at rolling stone, a snooze apparently full of information that.y knew cnn said something similar, claiming that files largely corroborated what was already that. hang on a minute. like there's largely peaceful protest that you were with flaming buildings or people being to death behind you being shot to death behind you anyway heard nothing from anyway, we've heard nothing from our also there's our media also, there's been a complete and, utter blackout. where's the telegraph and the bbc on all of this? twitter is effective . lay the public square effective. lay the public square these days and these files that these days and these files that the public square has not been so public . it's been managed, so public. it's been managed, monitored , uncensored to suit monitored, uncensored to suit the interests of the us liberal liberals and you want that. so the fact that we being told worked with the russians brexit, that was a netflix documentary about that. not the only dodgy netflix documentary we're going to treated to. we were being to be treate