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you are a huge bruce springsteen fan?use ] >> seth: i mean, i knew -- >> he's the best. >> seth: i knew he was worldwide, but even -- even in liverpool, the boss is a big deal. >> yeah. i mean -- well, i actually, sadly, couldn't get tickets to the broadway show. >> seth: yeah, i went. >> i had -- yeah, i know. you're just gonna rub that in. aren't you? [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know rubbed it in. i think i mentioned it. >> no, i know it's -- >> seth: but it -- i was there and i had very good seats. yeah. [ laughter ] >> well, in liverpool, i was home a couple of weeks ago where my best mate lives. she's also a massive bruce springsteen fan. and we were in a bar, and we were the only people in there, and there was one guy playing the guitar live. and olivia surprised me and requested bruce springsteen, and then got me on her shoulders. so, we had our own bruce springsteen concert in liverpool. >> seth: oh, wow. [ light laughter ] i'm sorry -- i just want to go back and make sure i got this picture painted right. you'r

it relates to my book because a guy i admire, bruce springsteen.pringsteen was seven, he was living in freehold, new jersey. he was watching the ed sullivan show and saw that moment, he saw elvis presley. it was like he saw as he put it in his book, fun, fun of. you saw how radical elvis presley looked here and you have those guys in a suit and tie and presley does not dress like them, he does not move like them, his whole affect is different. that was a cultural revolution. in a book i have a concept called annunciation moments that prefigure all the rest. he gave him encompass any saw the magnetic forces want to study those. he said when he was seven he saw his first jellyfish. so the wonders of the ocean and became a naturalist at that moment. i am a lesser figure than them, but at seven and read a book called paddington the bear. springsteen begged his mom to go out and get a guitar. he tried for seven days and it was too hard. a few years later he was watching the ed sullivan show again and the beatles came on and he went downtown. the rest is

springsteen said, that's what i want to be.book i have a concept called annunciation moments that prefigure all the rest. he gave him encompass any saw the magnetic forces want to study those. he said when he was seven he saw his first jellyfish. so the wonders of the ocean and became a naturalist at that moment. i am a lesser figure than them, but at seven and read a book called paddington the bear. he begged his mom to go out and get a guitar. he tried for seven days and it was too hard. a few years later he was watching the ed sullivan show again and the beatles came on and he went downtown. he saw a record album called "meet the beatles." he picked up a guitar again. the rest is history. he had no plan b. he has been playing that guitar ever since. brian: you are either an elvis fan or a beatles fan, but not both. i'm sure that's an overstatement. did you watch them? david: i was probably too young. i remember being aware of the beatles. i was too young to see elvis in his prime. but i was aware of yellow submarine. i think

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springsteen told his mom he wanted a guitar. it was hard.was watching the "ed sullivan show" and saw the beatles and he picked up the guitar again and the rest is history. he had no plan b. he's been playing guitar since. brian: in my experience you are an elvis fan or beatles fan but never both. were you old enough to watch them? david: probably too young. seeing r as a kid not the beatles. i was aware of "yellow submarine" when i was little. i think in retrospect i was more rolling stones than elvis. brian: what impacted somebody like ed sullivan or elvis or the beatles had in this country? david: they defined a culture and gave as you cohesive culture. elvis was important in part, also relating to the book, the culture you see of ed sullivan is the culture of the 1950's and it was very collective institutional culture. they would do big things like when world war ii, fight the depression, and they needed a culture that says we're all in this together. and so you didn't want to stick out too much. you wanted to dress the same. there was a

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and bruce springsteen.an't be from youngstown, ohio. >> he has a song which is not a flattering positive song. >> it speaks to the economic issues, you know? and "born in the usa," many people don't get the lyrics. that's our area. in some ways i'm a bruce springsteen democrat >> your favorite music is bruce springsteen? >> dave matthews. >> oh, interesting. what song best captures your campaign? >> i played for my opening "closer to free" by the b odine. everybody wants to be free. everybody wants to be closer to free. everybody wants to be loved. i thought it captured where we want to be. the connection we are missing which is what music does. it connects us. if you want to look at the underlying problem in the country, we are disconnected. we think we're more connected because we have phones, e-mails and all this stuff. but as president, there is one thing we could do is reconnect the country >> bring back music. i agree. music is healing. that's a country-wide concert is what we need >> remember live-ai

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working class. >> he likes bruce springsteen and bob dylan and what's happening in the world. >> they >> do you have something to say? >> when i've got something to say. >> with dead boys, he did. >> i lost a friend to suicide like a year ago, and it was -- i wrote as a reaction to that. i read up on it, and it's the biggest killer of men under the age of 45, more than cancer and car accidents. so that was like staggering for me. >> were you scared of putting that in a song? >> i was utterly terrified, and i wasn't even sure about releasing it because it's very close to home. ♪ >> but the song struck a chord and started a conversation. the video has been viewed more than a million times. >> the thing is i don't write like i'm an expert. i write as an early twenties kid who doesn't know what the hell is going on. >> when you do, let me know. >> you'll hear a performance of dead boys in just a bit, but first with his new single, here is sam fender with hypersonic missiles. ♪ dutch kids huff balloons in the parking lot the golden arches illuminate the business park ♪ ♪ i eat myself to de

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bruce springsteen announced his fifth studio album will be coming out later this year.ne around ♪ ♪ fall in love with lonely end up that way ♪ ♪ hello sunshine won't you stay ♪ >> i don't know if that fact is right. his fifth studio album. i guess with maybe with the e street band, the live albums. maybe the boss solo. he is returning to that solo recording, kmark-driven songs with sweeping cinematic there. >>> we have a special prerue of the 2019 rock and roll hall of fame ceremony. seven mom knees. stevie nicks, radiohead, janet jackson, the zombies, def leppard, the cure. many performed throughout the night. one of the highlights came from stevie nicks. a special guest joined her on stage. ♪ i need you to love me ♪ i need you today ♪ give me your love ♪ take from me my lace ♪ in the moonlight with your sleepy eyes ♪ ♪ could you ever love a man like me ♪ >> what a great song. they sound timeless, too. founding member of the eagles, don henley. they performed together. they sound exactly like the record. leather and lace. this was her second time being inducted into th

. ♪ >>> bruce springsteen is rolling out a different sound.is the first release from his album wt western stars." he was inspired by music from the 1970s. it debuts on june 14th. >>> the duke of cambridge visited the two cite church mosques that were involved in the deadly terror attacks. he delivered a speech condemning the violence. 50 people were kill and 50 others were wounded in the attacks. >>> if you're looking for a therapy dog but doan want a real dog, perhaps a robot one would work. meet jennie designed to help patients unable to care for a real pet. jennie wags her tail and responds to touch. he came up with it after his mother needed. >> my mom was devastated. i started looking at substitutes for live animal companions. >> the robots go on the mark next year and will cost about $450. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" gayle king continues her conversation with the american woman kidnapped earlier this month while on safari. only kimberly endicott shares her story. i'm kenneth craig. this is the "cbs morning news." the pain and swe

that's the home of bruce springsteen, are you a fan? >> big fan. i love bruce springsteen. inspires you? >> big time. >> reporter: okay. >> he reminds me how powerful the truth is. >> reporter: yes. gayle king met you a few years ago. >> like ten years ago. hi, gayle. i miss you. i love you. >> mike posner, i was saying, so good to see you. so glad you are out and about. i have to get used to your new look, i have to say. who is cooler than you? nobody, mike posner. >> thank you, gayle. >> what are you hoping to learn on this journey? >> i'm hoping to fall in love with the present moment. most of my life so far, i'm 31, in my first 31 years, i set a goal ahead of myself and worked like mad to get it. i always felt like something is wrong until i get there. so, i need to find a way to be in love with where i'm at. be in love with being perfectly incomplete. if i do this walk the way i did the first 30 years of life, i'll fail and be miserable the whole time. that's one thing i would like to learn. >> mike, you were always a beautiful writer. i'm so glad to see you. you look

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bruce springsteen announced his album will come out later this year.y streets no one around ♪ ♪ fall in love with the end of that way ♪ ♪ hello sunshine won't you stay ♪ >> i don't know if thatact is right. his fifth studio album. but i guess with maybe the e osreet band, live albums. but the bsol s he's ret recording. the sweeping cinematic arrangemen you hear ther comes out in june. available for preorder today. >>> a preview of last month's rock & roll hall of fame inducte kneks knic radio head, janet jackson, the cure. many performs throughout the night. one o the highlights came from stevie nicks when someone joined her on stage. ♪ i need youov to l me ♪ i need you today ♪ you never knewife with your sleepy eye ♪ ♪ could you ever love a man like me ♪ >> what a great song. they sound timeless singing eagles.ember of the that's don henley. they performed together. sound exactly like the record harry styles made an appearance also performing with stevie nicks. this was technically her second time being inducted. she's already been inducted with fleet

porter: bruce springsteen said it right, about 20 years ago. 167 networks and nothing on.s the problem. cable will lose the content, all going over the top and streaming, so there will be almost nobody but the five basic linear networks who can survive, and they will soon go over the top as well. romaine: what happens to hulu now? porter: that's a good question. my sense is comcast doesn't want 30% of whotheir they own, but they are vulnerable, because disney can spend as much as they want on hulu. they can not allow hulu to make profits. it will be a struggle between disney and comcast. comcast is launching its own over-the-top universal nbc streaming network, and they don't want to put content into hulu when they have their own streaming network, so sometime in the next six months he will probably see that resolved. disney wants to use hulu as an adult, sophisticated counter to netflix, and having tens of thousands of programs, mostly netflix has television episodes, not movies, that's not meaningful in the marketplace. it's what you have that counts. that's why they hav

they sound like characters in a bruce springsteen song, you know?m always interested in how the president comes up with these nicknames. we reached out to the west wing and believe it or not we got a response from trump's communication staff. he's agreed to speak with us tonight. please say hello to to to to too the reason i contacted you, i was wondering who comes up with all the nicknames trump gives his opponents. >> i do. >> jimmy: how do you come up with these nicknames? >> i start with a name and then give it the dwarf test. >> jimmy: what is the dwarf test? >> i sigh ee if the name works one of the seven dwarfs. sleepy, grumpy, haven't had a sneezy yet. saving that one for beto o'rourke. >> jimmy: oh, does beto o'rourke sneeze a lot? >> does beto sneeze? that's the worst-kept secret in washington. the man has hay feever. >> jimmy: i did not know that. >> now you do. that's what makes these nicknames so great. >> jimmy: i guess so. >> anyhow, after i give the dwarf test, i give a classic, something like low iq or crazy or sometimes i'll call s

as we have learned, the organization gained backing from bruce springsteen.rt, because of his financial support it was due to the 30 million copies of his song born in the usa, where the lyrics detail the military-industrial complex and inadequate health from the veterans administration of returning veterans. as we have mentioned, it was odd that the conservatives and the right wing supported born in the usa and had it in many elections. moving right along, veterans for peace was started in a 85. it was a group that included world war ii, korea, vietnam, and gulf war veterans. added to its roles as the u.s. entered other wars. veterans for peace has an ongoing project called the vietnam disclosure project. various authors contribute to the ongoing discussion of topics relating to the vietnam experience. in a report, wd earnhart, a phd summarized one major viewpoint by saying the one lesson that no one in power, in washington seems to have learned is that no amount of military might can achieve goals that are incompatible with the beliefs, desires, and culture

(bruce springsteen) ♪ in the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway american dream ♪ (announcerthe rock and roll hall of fame. ♪ sweet emotion ladies and gentlemen... (steven tyler-style shriek) aerosmith. please welcome u2 to the rock hall of fame.

. >> i'm a bruce springsteen guy. >> if kd lang i think is the best singer alive. if i get in office, she is singing at the first party. >> but we begin with the fiem moments of calm here in washington or as close to calm as this town actually gets before the public release of robert mueller's report. attorney general bill barr will release a redacted version of the nearly 400-page document tomorrow morning. sources close to the president say white house advisers aren't predicting any bombshells but are feeling anxious because they believe the report will provide an inside look at chaos. many aides cooperated with the special counsel and the details of testimonies could prove embarrassing. publically the white house has its poker face on insisting it is business as usual. everything you have heard it is just a rumor. >> they would rather try to pit us all against each other. i can tell you that we are not looking at it that way at all. in those 400 pages we know what does not exist and it is collusion. >> will the president speak after the report comes out? >> i wo

. >> steve: ooh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: bruce springsteen. anyway.their very own display. check this out. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] and you got to play at the gig last night? opening night? >> questlove: yeah, with steve miller. >> jimmy: really? >> questlove: don felder of the eagles. >> jimmy: what did you -- what song did you do? did you do, uh -- >> questlove: we did "fly like an eagle" with steve miller. and we did "pride and joy" from stevie ray vaughn with don felder. >> jimmy: oh, i love "pride and joy." that's a good jam too. >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: is it crazy to see your instruments in a museum? is that -- >> questlove: very surreal. very surreal. >> jimmy: that is so awesome. what an honor. congratulations to the roots right there. [ cheers and applause ] that's awesome, dude. guys, stick around. we'll be right back with sam rockwell! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (mom) i pay too much and this phone is terrible. (paul) you should really stop overpaying for wireless. (sprintern) and upgrade to the brilliant iphone xr wi

. >> with springsteen and bon jovi. >> they had both the clintons and both the obamas. there was no early voting and the next day that the african-american vote in the city of philadelphia was suppressed not because of what republicans were doing accident but because barack obama set her up of we don't want her. we love him. >> "the washington post" is breaking a story. robert mueller told william barr that the depiction of his findings failed to capture context, nature and substance of his probe. expressed his concerns in a letter to william barr after he summarized the principal conclusions. that's what many of us thought the guy did not translate well. he made no effort to translate and suppressed the mueller report. >> of course he did. he works for donald trump. what i find interesting in the polling that showed that the mueller report didn't change the vast majority of voters's minds. >> that was barr's idea. >> that was his idea, but to ed's point, you are talking about a president who is stuck at 46%. i don't know how you get reelected consistently at 46%. >> pe

he made the comments in moscow >>> and bruce springsteen said he plans to release his first studio album in five years on june 14th titled "western stars. he said he drew some inspiration from the southern california pop records of the late 1960s and early 1970s. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. scott, back over to you. >> kwothufrp >>> the stock draft kicks off at 2:00 eastern with an all-star lineup including thor himself, mets pitcher noah syndergaard. you don't want to miss it. up next, we will go around our desk for the stock picks as well they're gettinrey tg adinhe lobby. looks sweet. we will be back after this this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. activities, vacation rentals. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like

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