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. >> you know, bruce springsteen decided to charitiably help out some not very well-known new u.s.y to run for president. ♪ come on up for the rising ♪ >> reporter: over time that friendship deepened. >> i am the president. he is the boss. >> in 1969 i was a 19-year-old kid playing in a bar in asbury park. the night they landed on the moon. >> reporter: and last year they sat down together for a couple of days here at springsteen's new jersey farm to talk about their lives and our world. >> i look back on, you know, we were all idiots at the time. >> reporter: those conversations became a podcast and now the book, "renegades: born in the usa." you describe the two of you as a little simpatico. >> there's a certain sense of ministry to bruce's music and his body of work is around these issues of who are we. >> that's the question. >> and what's important. >> we came here tonight because we want to build a house! >> what i do on any given evening when i'm doing my job well is i create a space of common values and shared narrative. for three hours. we create that place. it exists some

reporter: rockstar bruce springsteen and former u.s.nt barack obama -- two american icons one the surface couldn't be more different. springsteen, a white working-class musician from a small town in new jersey. obama, a black man of mixed race, born in hawaii, who studied law d went into politics. but they still have a lot in common, and got together last year to talk about it. their conversations became hit podcast. -- became a hit podcast. >> my father was ashamed of his family. that was my entire vision of -- visual of muscular entity. >> my father leaves when i am twyears old. i don't meet him until i am two years old. reporter: two renegades with an abiding love for their country, and not afraid to be critical. >> it might be useful for people to listen to us talk and have a sense of -- you know, the road we traveled, but also the road the country has traveled. reporter: the podcast has inspired a book in which they tackle topics like marriage, money, fatherhood and family, and the state of the american dream. their conversations a

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. >>> and singer bruce springsteen and former president barack obama are opening up about their close bond in a first television interview together. the pair met up with our anthony mason to talk about their friendship born on the campaign trail in 2008. >> reporter: you describe the two of you as a little simpatico. >> i think bruce through his music, i tease him about how much better it is being a rock and roll star than being a politician. >> which of course it is. >> and he -- >> reporter: he does have a better deal. >> he doesn't really deny it. there's a -- >> the former president expected boss got candid about their 13-year friendship -- rather, the boss got candid about their 13-year friendship. keep it here to catch the interview ahead on "cbs mornings." >>> coming up, one of the world's most wanted drug lords is captured. where they found him and where he's headed. >>> later, tom brady does it again. the buccaneers quarterback makes football history. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." welcome to allstate. ( phone notification ) where you can pay a little less and enjoy the

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there is his role with bruce springsteen and the e street band, as well as southside johnny and the asburytman in little steven and the disciples of soul. but then there are also his television roles. was part of a criminal band in "the sopranos." as he recounts in his new memoir, "unrequited infatuations," his shifting band guy story starts, not surprisingly, with rock n' roll. it went like this: born in boston, raised in new jersey, falls in love with music in the early '60s. gets a guitar, learns to play, and then the beatles chang things for him entirely. fit on ed sullivan and then with the release of "sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band," opening his eyes to the artistic possibilities of a life in music, van zandt considering himself part of the third generation. >> and then here we come. we're like, we take it all for granted. plus, it became a legitimate business in the '70s, you know, so, we were really the luckiest generation, i think,n that sense. >> reporter: he may have been among a lucky musical generation, but it still took a tremendous aunt of work. the hustle and effort

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. >> bruce springsteen, bob marley, frank sinatra. >> reporter: he would like to work on the band pearl next. but there is one performer in particular he'd drop everything for. >> taylor swift, after pearl jam. that would be cool. just give me permission. i will make you look beautiful. look at the dimples. i will nail it. >> reptele waiting for taylor to call, he will continue to work on his city skylines. >> my new york city piece, you literally have a street in the bronx right next to a street in manhattan all making a building. >> reporter: what is most important tohi word artist is b his company donates a portion of each sale to charity. >> we were able to raise $20,000 for various charities last year. >> reporter: an art of words is just getting started. >> i have enough pieces to do for the rest of my life. it may take a lot of time, but it is a labor of love. >> dan says he will spend around 200 hours working on the more complicated images. the next piece for the university of tennessee celebrating their 100th year of football writing out every win the team has had so far. >> if

. >> i mean, i'd go springsteen. >> stephen: okay. song? >> i'm going to go "lost in the flood," yeah, deep cut. i'm going to go "lost in the flood." >> stephen: nicely done. >> land of hope and dreams. "lost in the flood." >> stephen: what number am i thinking of? >> "born to run" whatever number it is, it's the "rosalieta." >> stephen: what number am i thinking of? whatever number it is, it's the time that you all are going to have to stay late to edit this piece of ( bleep ). >> stephen: infinity then, is the number you're thinking of. ( laughter ) describe the rest of your life in five words. >> hopefully quite quite quite long. ( laughter ) >> stephen: jon stewart, you are known. congratulations. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back! jon stewart, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surfa

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. >>> former president barack obama and bruce springsteen have a podcast together. anthony mason asked them exactly how that happened. >> we just ended up being in settings where we had these long conversations, and i thought the things we're talking about, what does it mean to be a man, what does it mean to be an american. these were things that were popping up over a meal. and i thought, you know what? this might be something that would be useful for folks to hear. >> i initially thought that he had gotten the wrong number when he called me. i said okay, let me figure this out. i am a guitar playing high school graduate from freehold new jersey. you want me to do what? >> you can watch them talk about race, their friendship and the influence of their fathers on cbs sunday morning with jane pauley this weekend. >>> first we can watch the performable calm before a mighty good storm headed our way this weekend. the storm system sunday, but a lot going on this week and starting with the alameda county fair. the best day to go out a saturday. can't rule out the chance

. >> barack obama made comments about traditional masculinity with bruce springsteen in a podcast a fewths back. >> the message american culture sends to boys about what it means to be a man, the emphasis on physical toughness and suppressing your feelings, narrow distorted ideas of masculinity contributed to so many damaging trends we see in the country whether it is the growing inequality in our economy or our complete unwillingness to compromise on anything in our politics. laura: your response to that? is it wrong to teach your son to be tough but fair and compassionate? why is it wrong to teach your kid to be tough and stand up for himself or herself? >> it is not and shouldn't be. i thank god for how i was raised and a lot of my friends were raised. we help stop a terrorist attack on train to paris in 2015. if we didn't have the child and we had some were weren't raised to join the military and learn a lot of the skills we used that day, i'm not sure i would've even survived. it is like joe rogan said, we have a lot in our country that is owed to toxic masculinity as the phrases i

may not have the book you want this holiday, including former president barack obama and bruce springsteen's"renegades: born in the usa." well, that's too bad. because that's a good book. at least they have plenty of copies of former president jimmy carter and jon bon jovi's collaboration: "livin' on a peanut farm." ♪ whoa, i don't mean no harm! whoa, livin' on a peanut farm! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) i think i need a key change. i need a key change. >> jon: key change. >> stephen: halfway through. i went-- i went-- i didn't know my own strength. even if your gifts make it through the ports, they may have a hard time reaching your mailbox, because due to changes over the last four years, experts are predicting mail delivery will be slower than in the 1970s. and the 70's mail delivery was so bad, i'm still waiting on my latest issue of "life" magazine. i can't wait to see the pictures of tricia nixon's wedding! you know what has no trouble traveling all around the world: insane vaccine conspiracy theories. i'll tell you all about the latest in tonight's edition of "disinformation station." >>

stuart: we'll forget about springsteen for a while. the president -- i don't like springsteen.ike his politics. >> i understand that. i love him, i'm sorry. stuart: great start to the show, all right. [laughter] president biden insists his stalled $1 trillion infrastructure the bill will get done. lauren -- [laughter] good morning to you again. >> yeah. stuart: when does the white house expect a vote? >> speaker nancy pelosi says by halloween, and october 31st is when the reauthorization of federal highway programs expires, and it's also the following day is the global climate summit. the white house adviser, and chris wallace certainly hammered him over the weekend, cedric richmond says there's no timeline to pass the $3.5 trillion social spending bill, so what we're seeing is delays to the biden add general da -- agenda. we'll see what they can salvage. stuart: so no time frame for the $3.5 trillion deal, but they want the $1 trillion infrastructure deal by october 31st -- >> that's what they're saying now. halloween for the bipartisan hard infrastructure, and whenever they c

some stiff this picasso could go for $30 million, and some can bet on bruce springsteen's handwritten lyrics, and check out these kicks, one of the first pairs that michael jordan won as a pro cnbc's robert frank is tracking it all tonight report >> well, kelly, sotheby's making a big bet, now both digital and physical, sotheby's is not as dependent on new york for its sales. they're hoping in auction blitz will attract a whole new crowd of west coast and younger buyers. >> las vegas, we found, is a convenient hub for people from, say, texas, as well as california, to travel to, so that's a lot of the clientele who are going to be attending the sale, are people from the broader region. >> the art is integrated into you're daily existence. >> the first auction is at bellagio's it includes a famous portrayed of marie torrez, expected to go from 20 to 30 million. on sunday sotheby's brings out the bling with the luxury sale the star of the night last quarter michael jordan, or his old sneakers he wore this pair of 1984 shoes in one of his first games in the nba. the current bid, kellie,

and i wrote andrew lloyd webber -- and the beatles and foo fighters and elton john and springsteen and such an aberration for that memory. the anthem from cats, to be associated with his politics. with his rallies and so he ignored the ruling of the courts as he always does and just persisted on and so when this book came out and i understood that they were literally using the song to calm him down in his fits of rage, somehow, it all made sense to me. i was like, oh, man. you know, the guy is so rooted. his soul is so damaged and i feel that on some level, this beautiful lyric resonates with what remains of the window into whatever soul he might actually have. he has this insatiable need to be loved because daddy just didn't, you know, and neither did mommy. so it would seem. so he's really mad at the world about that. but she's a character that is about longing and the need to be touched and the need to connect. so i guess underneath it all, that's what's happening here. >> i was going to say it sounds like you've spent a fair amount of time processing i guess the psychology of why h

bomb dignity. >> first up, the late show with stephen colbert had a lot to talk about with bruce springsteen that stuck out >> i'm on my motorcycle with a friend of mine we're coming from lake placid. it's hundreds of miles to get from lake placid we're trying to do it in an afternoon. it starts pouring and it's pouring and it's pouring and we're riding and we're just, you know, it's like pins and needles hitting you and we're soaked, completely to the bone go through a toll booth. i'm stuck in traffic i'm drenched and a guy rolls down his window, hands me an 8x10 and a pen so i signed it and handed it back to him. >> that's a good one >>> next up, we had a big night on "the voice. ed sheeran joined us and last night he was helping out our thr ed coaches in the knockout round. ed and ariana took a quick second to catch up ahead of each other ahead of their team rehearsals >> so glad you're here hi >> nice to see you and you're married now >> yeah. >> you, as well? >> and we have a kid >> that is so exciting i met ed when i had red hair it was in 2012 he was at my manager's office hanging and

meanwhile, bruce springsteen guitar mafioso steven van zandt says he loved threesomes so much in he 1970se most bald attempt to hide a brag underneath being a victim: "look, i knew i'd hit rock bottom when i realized i was a wealthy rock star having group sex every night with women who worshipped me sexually. if only someone had reached out. or better yet, two of them." ( laughter ) little steven continued discussing his little steven, saying, "the '70s, there's never been anything quite like it, honestly. it was just a wild, wild time and the women were truly, truly liberated there for a minute." "yeah, but now that i'm 70, women no longer have group sex with me. when did they become so oppressed?" ( laughter ) meanwhile, we here at "meanwhile global shipping enterprises and secondary market meat products" sometimes find so many animal- related stories that we have to repackage them in our meanwhile subsegment: "meanwild." ( laughter ) meanwild, for years, officials have been struggling to control the invasive lanternfly, and now they've raised the ante. as "cbs news put it, "there's a b

we can say that performing alongside his long-time friend and collaborator bruce springsteen approachinglike it. he fits into a lot of news conversations because he's been an activist for a long time. he had "sun city" featuring artists ranging from run dmc to george clinton, which also topped the charts. he's a rock 'n' roll hall of famer but if you're not into music, guess what? you might know the beloved character from ""the sopranos."" he's telling all in a memoir and as if that wasn't enough, we have another icon from nbc news, the one and only harry smith. beautiful background, beautiful flag. veteran newsman from cbs where he spent over two decades interviewing everyone from president obama to borat himself. we have the footage there. fun stuff. thank you both for the conversation. how are you guys doing this friday? >> great. [ laughter ] >> wow. you never know who is going to sing first in a segment like this. stevie, welcome and congrats on the book. >> thank you, thank you. it's an honor to be on the same show with harry, wonderful. >> please, please. >> people know you, right

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stuart: are we playing bruce springsteen again. i distantly ask not to play bruce springsteen.partly cloudy, washington, democrats trying to change the messaging behind the $3 trillion spending bill. they are deflecting from the price tread. >> they want to divide it by 10 because that is the investment spread over ten years and they think if you do that people will realize $350 billion year is easier to stomach than when you multiply that by 10 and so you want to invest $3.5 trillion but regardless, $3.5 trillion is not going to happen according to the president who made it clear to progressives that they need to come down even from there on the price tag. alexandria ocasio cortez tweeting i don't know who needs to hear this but $1 trillion bill is the annual budget for new york city alone but spread thin for everyone in the us, do you think that is enough to be impactful, to be widely felt in people's lives, it is the bare minimum and yesterday we heard a clear message from the president that this reconciliation bill is not a progressive wish list, these are his priorities an

[ laughter ] >> hey, springsteen is in it >> jimmy: beyonce's in it. [ talking over each other >> marlonorry. i'm going to stop now. >> maybe we should just show the clip >> jimmy: all right, yeah. >> let it speak for itself >> jimmy: it's your show [ laughter ] let's take a look at "only murders in the building. take a look. >> the title of their podcast is "dimas chicken wraps presents, colon, only murders in the building. [ laughter ] >> i do love dimas chicken wraps. >> teddy, do you understand how huge fallon is in greece [ laughter ] do you know what my cousins back on nisyros are going to do when they see this they're going to [ bleep ] themselves, oli! they're going to squat right down on their goat fields and [ bleep ] themselves in envy [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's fantastic >> there's no one funnier and no one more perfect in everything he does than nathan lane. >> nathan lane was spectacular and you were, too. but nathan lane is a a professional and - [ laughter ] >> what does that mean >> it was a stretch for jimmy. he was playing a talk show host [ la

. >> jimmy: so i went to karaoke to practice my impression of bruce springsteen or something >> oh, yeahbly did go karaoke alone. >> very new york neighbor. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. right? exactly, yeah. but let's talk about -- 'cause - the aubreys is the name of your band >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you always called the aubreys no you were in a different band >> yeah, i was in a different brand before, and then formed this band. and then it was going to be called the audreys, and then there was another band from australia i think called the audreys. and then i said, "wouldn't it be funny if we swapped the d to a b? and we started laughing and then we did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, that's the way to do it >> so, yeah. >> jimmy: so the aubreys is the name of the group. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love it. great name "karaoke alone." do we know when it's coming out? >> yeah, november 5th. >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ cheers and applause big month. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have a big month, november >> yeah. >> jimmy: because, dude, you're relaunching, rebooting the new "ghostbusters. >> i am. >> jimmy: con

in renegade, former president barack obama and musician bruce springsteen describe their relationship. sean spicer, former press secretary for the trump administration, suggests that president biden's agenda is too left-leaning in radical nation. and this sorry, not sorry, actress alyssa milano recounts her career and political activism. also this week, woke racism, columbia university professor john mcquarter weighs in on racism in america. and in the deep places, new york times columnist -- recounts his struggle with lyme disease. he will be our guest on our live monthly author call-in program "in depth" coming up sunday, november 7th. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> columbia university visiting scholar hend distribution recently argued that conservative evangelicals do not uphold christian values. here's a portion of that program. >> yeah, i must say i wrote the book out of a sense of sadness and also outrage at what the right-wing evangelical christians are doing to this nation and to the way we are

in renegade, former president barack obama and bruce springsteen described their relationship and offer thoughts on politics. sean spicer, former press secretary suggests resident biden's agenda is to left-leaning. and in sorry not sorry, alyssa milano recounts her career in political activism. also being published this week in both racism columbia university linguistics professor john mcwhirter weighs in on race in america. economists , pinckney suggests socialist policies are a necessary counterbalance to capitalism and time for socialism. and in the places new york times columnist roth recounts his struggle with lyme disease. david downing will be our guest on our monthly call in graham in-depth coming up sunday, september 7. findings titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv . >> columbia university visiting scholar ovary hendrix recently argued that conservative evangelicals do not uphold christian values. there's a portion of that program. >> i must say out of a sense of sadness and also outrage at w

it features commentary from elton john and bruce springsteen. >> he threw away the rule book and tookcianship, i don't think anybody has touched it yet. >> the idea of doing an interview makes brian nervous. >> this is where things got difficult for you. >> yeah. >> what was going on >> i don't know. i was having mental problems >> i'll ask if we can take a drive and listen to music. >> that must have been an exciting time. >> it was. ♪ >> it was a trip >> love to hear more about that time the beach boys pushing the beatles back and forth brian wilson and paul mccartney, a new song is attached to the documentary called "where i belong." it will be in theaters and on demand on the 19th of november so soon. >>> next up, great story, chris evans trading in his shield for a space ranger costume in "light year." this film scheduled to hit films next year is going to tell the origin story of buzz lightyear here's a peak of this cool film. ♪ >> to infinity and beyond. >> these multiplexes, these worlds, we're getting all the stories from different -- they're going back and telling stories on