"well, not yet", said johnny.he has a few modest regrets. if you're dealing with a world of secrets and private signals and codes and danger around sexual and romantic activities, you've got rather more to work with than you have... personally, i'm pleased to be in a world without all the legal prohibitions of the world into which i was born. and the hypocrisies of it? exactly, and the dangers of it. do you think those gains are secure? well, i think in the present climate, we are beginning to feel they're under threat. more dramatically, perhaps in the us than they are here. certainly, outside our culture, if one looks at eastern europe or catastrophically, africa, the situation is absolutely terrible and getting worse and worse. when trump just, at the spur of the moment decides to ban transgender people from serving in the forces, it is a terrifyingly reactionary thing to do. art is a theme of hollinghurst‘s latest. the national portrait gallery, or npg, piques the interest of a tv personality called bella, who

he said, johnny carson! [ laughter ] yep, johnny carson. then he left.ou know, i do sometimes get confused with the host of "the tonight show" but it's usually jimmy fallon because we have the same first name, and because he's alive. [ laughter ] speaking of deliveries, congratulations are in order for khloe kardashian who reportedly has a baby in her. the father of the baby -- that's where they go, i guess. [ laughter ] is said to be her boyfriend, tristan thompson of the cleveland cavaliers. khloe isn't the only one in the family expecting. her younger sister kylie is pregnant, her older sister kim is having a baby with a surrogate. it's interesting, right? three major hurricanes this the month. [ laughter ] three new kardashians. there has to be a connection. of course no one is more excited than grandma kris jenner. [ applause ] who is about to sign three new clients. [ laughter ] you know, i have to say, trying to keep up with president trump every day has made me appreciate how easy it was to keep up with the kardashians. [ laughter ] i mean, they

johnny said, hey, i'm trying to pitch a game here. finally, everybody waiting. vince picks it up, umpire figures he'll stall a little bit. no, no, got to give it to somebody. and there you go. and next time a ball is hit down there, he decides to go after it again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ happy valentine's day. oh, happy valentine's day. aw. ohh! mwah. so, fratelli's tonight? hello, cannoli canoe. jay: i like it. nice fit. swanky material. [ chuckles ] jay, you look so strong and sexy, like an olympic wrestler but with money. [ both laugh ] your turn. okay. [ chuckles ] this is my favorite day in america! happy valentine's day, gorgeous. [ gasps ] they're huge! [ chuckles ] oh, my god! yeah, those will work. beautiful. you can wear them tonight. i have a surprise. [ gasps ] don't tell me, you're finally taking me salsa dancing! [ gasps ] and who's david brenner? only a vegas legend. is he a magician?

somebody tweeted and said, johnny carson called and said he wants his jacket back.le weeks ago. >> it was my first night out as a new mom and i left the baby home. and there was -- >> someone was trying to keep up with me and he ripped his pants. >> is there video? >> there's video. >> i came up to say hi to ellie and jane. >> there they are. what's going on? we cannot wait to have them. >> come on, creeper. >> this is what we're doing. >> all week long, we've been talking about -- all week long, talking about top moments on "today's take." and we've been picking them. >> they're doing your dance. >> this is how white girls dance. like this. >> this is how white girls dance? >> the problem is, mine isn't much better. i just did the shoulders. ellie's dance goes like this. >> i tend to -- >> raise the roof? >> yeah. >> that was jenna is this. okay. as we get ready to hand off the reins to our friend, megyn kelly. >> this show is >> no. summer is over. >> summer, yeah. >> al and dylan and jenna, they picked their favorite moments. today happens to be my day. the one f

he said you know johnny it could have gone the other way. had what they call a spiritual laugh. especially his shining eyes. it was not contrived. it was not planned. it was general wexpression of j. god bless you jim. d bless. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ keep in my heart ♪ i do believe ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ we will be free ♪ i may not know ♪ how long we'll be ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ we will be free ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ hold on my brother ♪ give me your hand ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ we will be free ♪ learning to love ♪ we'll find our way ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ we will be free ♪ someday we'll all be free ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome ♪ ♪ someday ♪ deep in my heart ♪ i do believe ♪ we shall overcome ♪ someday ♪ will you join and sing with me ♪ ♪ we shall overcome ♪ i know that ♪ we shall overcome ♪ i know that ♪ we ♪ someday ♪ oh ♪ deep in my heart ♪ deep in my heart lord ♪ i will believe ♪ i do believe ♪ we shall overcome ♪ i know i know that we shall ♪ we shall overcome ♪ i know that we shall overcome ♪ ♪ we shall overcome ♪ someday ♪ deep in

. >> i said mother, i'm on johnny next thursday. and she said, who else is on? [ laughter ] wtf.arried. i met my wife at -- i'm not -- look, i've been around. so i know all -- it's surreal. i'm just a regular guy. but i used to -- i'm a rock and roll fanatic. so in college during the late '60s. so all of a sudden i'm friends with all these people. ringo starr's a good buddy of mine. i met him, my wife at a party. >> jimmy: that's a good pal to have. >> ringo? >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, really. he's a beatle. >> he's a great guy. and he helped me with my sobriety. and he's a great guy. so he -- my wife was at the party. she was in the record business. so i knew a lot of these guys. but i didn't know all of them. like you know, the eagles. all these big rock stars were there. so i see this guy who owed me a big favor. i go, listen, is that woman, is she single or not? i have to know now. i fell in love. i was smitten immediately. so i said you better find out or i'm never going to help you again. and he says she's single. so i went over never stopped seeing her. 20 years later. it's g

filled with excitement, alex calls family friend john carter cash, son of the late johnny cash. >> he saidssette tape of this song that nobody has heard before." however, it was an old cassette-tape recording. it had tape warble -- in other words, the pitch would go up and down. [ indistinct warbly singing ] the cash cabin's audio engineer, chuck turner, plays me that original cassette tape, just as alex discovered it. >> ♪ and right the wrong because ♪ >> and as you can hear, all the artifacts from the analogue cassette -- the hiss, the warble john mentioned. >> desperate to perfect their father's voice on such a sentimental tune, roy's boys and john carter cash search for someone who can restore the sound of their dad singing "the way is love." how far did you have to go -- >> to the end of the internet. john carter had a meeting with one of our guys from sony, and i said, "oh, we have this project, and we're just going through these struggles." and he said, "oh, well, i know a guy who is in germany who specializes in this kind of stuff". >> did the german folks get it right? >> they sai

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnny. good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that's been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny told no one what he planned to do and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne and there was only one late night throne. >> jay leno had been carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> only six months ago, people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh? >> jay leno wanted to just continue doing a johnny carson type show. david letterman was the show immediately following

bat, robert de niro talked about punching donald trump in the face and you can't forget what johnny depp said a look. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [cheering] >> let me clarify. i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. however, it's been a while. maybe it's time. >> sean: let's not forget about shakespeare in the park where a president trump look-alike got stabbed to death during a performance of "is julius caesara." hollywood hates president trump. rezy o'donnell and her liberal friends and celebrities are normalizing violence against the administrationment against our elected president. tonight congressman steve scalise is recovering after being shot by a deranged left-wing gunman hell bent on killing as many republicans as possible on his kill list. is it really responsible for rezy to gleefully tweet out a game urging users to push the president off a cliff? rosy and these hollywood elites? are they ever going to see through this blind, bizarre, psychotic hatred and realize that their actions and statements do have consequences? is hollywood ever going to stop

>> they all ultimately said that they were trying to help johnny. >> because he's such a nice man. >> when creech showed up at jorge's house that night, he was driving gavin's black mercedes, and jorge saw something in the passenger seat. >> it looked like a body. it was just stiff, like a stick, you know, a long stick. >> and you said it was wrapped up? >> wrapped up in a blanket. >> reporter: eventually jorge got rid of gavin's cell phone, but that very night, said the prosecutor, creech called a friend from the powerhouse gym, stan mcquay. >> he asked if he can come over and if he can park his car in my garage. >> was the body still in it at that point? >> yes. >> reporter: mcquay allows creech to keep the body and the car at his house for five to six days. >> really? >> yes. >> reporter: and that's when creech turned to reina lim, the nurse who lived with them and took care of chandy's grandmother. creech got reina to rent a van. >> and then he uses the van to drive up to the angeles national forest, and he finds a secluded area to bury gavin smith's body. >> reporter: where buddy

and he said it had to do with fitness. i was being johnny citizen out there. one who was unfit to be president would become president. he has changed his position so many times. even when he said i love it to this person who got into the meeting. he said that was just a colloquialism. doesn't mean anything. i love it means something. he doesn't seal to have a straight story in his brain. >> that's why a public hearing is so necessary. the american people deserve to hear what he said. the evolving accounts. and to judge in public under questioning from senators like myself. i would welcome the opportunity as a former prosecutor to pose some of these questions and see where the consistent line of thought may be. if there is one. and ultimately, the president has to be held accountable. pause he is the one who is embroiled and involved in this issue. and the question is, what did he know and when did he know it in. >> he went through that whole bridgegate zming all these surrogates of his are going to jail but somehow he escaped it. it seems to me, although all s

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johnny i've and his little video thing said with this full-screen of the phone, the iphone 10, we've made it disappear, but i think the next step is literally making it disappear and having some sort of augmented reality glasses that brings computing really just an inch from your eye and all these companies have patents on this now. >> rose: emily, thank you so much for joining us. thank you, steve. great to see you. >> great to be here. thank you, charlie. >> rose: we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: we continue with part two of my conversation with steve bannon former white house chief strategist and chairman of breitbart news. the first part of the conversation was yesterday. i begin with the definition of populism. >> populism is anti-elitism, it's anti-crony capitalism. it is basically the voice of the people in this country saying there is a corrupt permanent political class in washington, d.c., inextricably linked to the financ financiersn wall street, the high-tech community in silicon valley and hollywood that rule us and rule us despite what we want to happen. commi

. >> really they johnny carson called and said he wants his jacket backe to tell you.ing your dance. >> this is how white girls dance. like this. >> this is how white girls be the shoulders. ellie's dance goes like this. >> i tend to -- >> raise the roof? >> yeah. >> that was jenna is this. okay. as we get ready to hand off thefriend megyn >> this show is summer is over. >> summer yeah. >> al and dylan and jenna, they picked their favorite moments. me going to scotland through a stook. a scene where we saher. this alone was fun. just doing that part of it. and jumping out and being in scotland. >> how we c l show. >> that's what makes it so great. thas what you yut.f my childhood idols. >> what you think about,ou right? mastered. my childhood er saven i had d with him on apollo stage.mont wascamp kll. they had himbe >>ou reaction -- >> a 12-year-old girl. i was going to marry you. ning sounds pretty but the last one i picked it wasn't a big moment. the everyday moment when you're sitting at this table and there was a day and talk abound we went off the rails. and i wen

johnny in texas. caller: good morning. i would just like to say that before mr. trump became our president, he bashed obama to the worst degree. he said he wasn't even american. he had a television show and he exploited everybody else. women. i agree she should be able to voice her opinion. trump is a white supremacist. thank you very much. host: james is calling from collins, mississippi. caller: good morning. i just think that, why all of a sudden now, women, whether it be black or caucasian or cuban or muslim, when you have a person , now theyheir mind are saying, they want her to be fired. woman,n we get a hispanic or black or woman as president, and she goes out on the campaign and talks this kind of talk that the president talks, used the language he has -- i'm not saying he is not qualified to be president, he is our president. but some of the things he has , it is outrageous for these people to be offended. people liked it. how are you going to use that comment, saying she should be fired when he used all the words and people love it? getgot people, we got to our mind on our children and health care and on this country more th

said on twitter i hope the president gets assassinated. a mock shooting of person that looked like president trump. we had johnnyp make jokes about is asass sinating the president. we had shakespeare in the park every day during the summer graphically stabbing a president. when you do it over and over again, it normalizes the narrative. in our situation in our society we should not be doing that brian brian i agree with you. joe, the other part of me is this. >> i think we have gone so crazy with fire, suspend. >> i agree. >> brian: get rid of. apologize. we spend the whole day wonder hog is apologizing to who and who went wrong unscripted situations like this one we are not even ourselves anymore because we are concerned about how something might be misconstrued. do you see how we could go too far. >> i agree with you. >> brian: or doesn't fit that category. >> i agree anthony bore deign should not be fired and suspended. could reasonable people agree he should apologize or cnn. here's the problem for cnn. they have image problem right now. they are seen by trump supporters as the opposition network more than a

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. >> i asked you yesterday, because i grew up watching johnny carson on the anniversary shows. i said, so here i am. >> no, it's not, and that looks ridiculo ridiculous. >> people constantly stop me why do mika and joe hate you so much? why are they so mean? we're friends. it's just television. >> are you winning or losing? >> it's just show business, until it's not. >> the host of deadline white house at 4:00 here on msnbc, nicole wallace. and next to nicole we have the mayor of new york city bill de blasio who has something to say this morning. what is this? do you have a gift for me? >> i have a gift for you both. first, i have to tell you january 2008 i was out working on the iowa caucuses. a small town in iowa. i'm staying in a motel 6. i turn on the tv early in the morning and i saw something i never saw before, which was an intelligence conversation that really gripped me. i've been watching ever since. >> wow. >> thank you so much. >> that's really nice. >> as do so many people in the city. on behalf of 8.5 new yorkers, i want you to hold this up so the people of new york and

last person we asked that question said they had four doings three cats and chickens this has become a game for us. >> hold on a second ali it was eight dogs. >> johnny, you have adequate food, water and what are your plans for power if the power goes out? >> well we -- i've been preparing for this storm for the past week. so went out last thursday to stock up on water and food. we have enough materials to last us a few days through the brunt of the storm and hopefully we can get out and if need be but we're prepared to stay for the long haul. >> how about your car? if you get maeft wind is your car under a garage. >> we have some cars parked actually at our neighbor's house, which is a little bit further out of the neighborhood. at a much higher elevation. we do have some cars parked in the front yard. and they're gassed up ready to go if we need to get out. >> all right johnny we wish you and your family safety. good luck over the next day. >> thank you. >> let me show you some of what's going going on i'm not as good as bill is. just because we heard hurricane force wind are over the keys. this is the keys it's obvious if you're looking at the map

said the pendulum hurtling from one machine to the other. talk of too much discretion in the hands of officers -- gave rise to please oversize -- oversight. i became less about what johnny increasinglynd about what made johnny at the way he did. the desire to focus on root causes was well intentioned, but they were not the causes. they were the influences. a new way to look at johnny's behavior did not always help joe. had thent of 911 unintended effect of relegating police to being response agents rather than prevention agents. aboutrime was not behavior, but about social inequities, and on some level it is, there was not much a cop could do other than answer calls and pick up pieces, and there were a lot of pieces as our society went crazy. this response model was ascended in the eras of deinstitutionalizations as mental in citations emptied out, with cap esquire from it -- with catastrophic consequences. homeless, the significant portion of that population, people who really should be in institutions in some institutions, and other environments are they can get treatment, and not relegated to hanging and streets where they waste away. one place where the ability to c

said, i will never, ever, marry unless i am really in love. because if you are not in love you are going to get divorced. i never intend to be divorced. >> johnny of the children. they tried to settle back into their quiet life here at park house in the english countryside. but more big changes were yet to come. by the time diana was 15, her father was remarried, her grandfather had passed, and johnny spencer had inherited a huge estate called althorpe. >> the main hall, the working hall, got wonderful marble floor. i remember one of her great fads for a couple years was tap dancing. it was perfect for that. >> living at althorpe was quite an adjustment from the country home where diana and her brother charles grew up. >> the inside of the house, very formal. there wasn't a family kitchen. it wasn't fun growing up in this house. >> i think there was an awful lot of unrest in her home life. >> but teacher penny walker says life at the west heath school, 100 miles from home, was full of fun and friends. >> she was part of a really lively group, they were fun and they were naughty and they giggled a lot. >> and of course, they talked a lot about b

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