thank you all for being there, stevie, especially you. luke, least thanks. >> do we have to say his name? >> we don't. >> a lot of new jersey tonight. >> a lot of start with you. pete hegseth. has this guy basically just outlasted the news cycle or has donald trump's influence really helped him through this? because donald trump is certainly not looking to help matt gaetz. >> this is the lesson of trump, is that actually the american attention span is a lot shorter than any of us would like to admit. and with 20 also of course is that you can throw out everything, letters from family members, letters we are still waiting on from family members. we can throw out testimony and lawsuits and all of that, i mean actually throw it out because yeah, steph, we know it's about a couple of vendors who have to straighten their spine and say that actually we are playing a game that's different from what donald trump wants us to play while pete hegseth shield for the other nominees that we have heard about. >> a heat shield. >> a makefield, a heat shi

stevie van zandt, disciple. another documentary, bruce springsteen and the e street band also streaming on hbo plus. also has a memoir out. all your christmas gift needs, stevie can deliver. we just have to start with this. most people do not achieve your level of music success, this is what i'm doing with my life, i'm the man and i'm successful. but you decided to go on and do so much more. why? >> i don't know. what is in your dna at a certain point kicks in. we had a lot of television in the early days because rock 'n roll was really quite a distant dream. not a legitimate business. the idea of making it in rock 'n roll was almost impossible. so you thought about nothing else and then suddenly you find, wow, we made it. then the tunnel starts to fade and you start looking around and wonder, what have i missed the last 10 or 15 years. we happen to be in europe the first time we were really successful and a kid asked me why i'm putting missiles in his country in germany. and i was like, what are you talking abo

all i listen to is bruce and stevie.e the quarterback of the buffalo bills who should be the nfl mvp. i was going to go chuck scar bro who did 50 years here. we love chuck. god bless him for all that time. i'm doing a guy named steven wilson jr. he's a musician. he's a country -- calls himself death cab for country. incredible guy. he sold out the gramercy theater this week in new york city. i got turned on to him a few months ago. and the way he can sing songs about grief, about his dad. he has an album called son of dad which is absolutely incredible and hill billy rock a funk from the memphis song. he'll blow up. he'll be really big. i want to be on the record saying steven willson jr., i'm a huge, huge fan. go out and check out his stuff. >> you want to be known right now. >> he's angling for tickets. >> mine is a doctor. a physician who is at boston medical center named dr. anna goldman. and basically their hospital was having problems because their patients couldn't complete their interventions because for certain

stevie, where do we begin? let's do eponyms, $600.

including former kennedy center honorees ella fitzgerald, james brown, gladys knight, stevie wonder,es on. few places to go. showtime at the apollo. showtime at the apollo. big stage, oyster's crowd. beacon of what is possible. shaping a fearless future. quality and inclusion of the nation. celebrated, not denied. reminding us all that black history is american history, for god sake. black culture is american culture. for the first time the kennedy center restoring its honor to an institution and not an individual. thank you, apollo theater. thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheering and applause] it is been the owner of my life to serve as your president and for the final time jill and i are honored to represent the presidency to recognize the power of the arts to redeem the soul of the nation. done so many times. redeem the soul of the nation. congratulations to our honorees, your families. look forward tonight show. god bless you all and may god pull -- may god protect our troops. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> please remain in your seats as president, vice president, secon

um, but it is surprising, you know, stevie, especially like stevie's christmas album. actually, motown's christmas albums across the board like that is like foundational classic black christmas music. they are like, amazingly arranged and song and orchestrated. but, you know, it's not bing, you know what i mean? >> it's not. it ain't burl ives exactly like. >> it's not. it's not super. i'm not going to say it's not polished, but it's not shiny. yeah. it is like, you know, it just brings a little something else to it. and, and i guess it doesn't necessarily evoke feelings of, you know, snow covered embankments. instead, you're thinking about family and friends. yeah. you know, gathered, which is interesting. >> so much of the imagery of, of christmas music is this victorian era of, you know, buttons made of coal and the horse knows the way to carry the sleigh. there is a new generation of people trying new stuff with music. here's glorilla and kehlani happy holidays to you and all your relations and happy holidays to all our folks to come. >> yeah, i went all the way to

seeds sang by stefy wonder -- stevie wonder and lionel richie, there comes a time when we must heed a certain call when the world must come together as one. seeds from tina turner and billy joel. we are all a part of god's great big family and the truth, you k know, is love is all that we need. seeds sang and planted by the unlikely duo of willie nelson and al, who planted the seeds that as god lass shown us by turning stones to bread so we all must lift and give a helping hand. one of the most powerful seeds that really stuck with me was those offered by michael jackson, huie lewis and cindy lauper. when you're down and out and there seems no hope at all, if you just believe there's no way we can fall. let us realize that change can only come when we stand together as one. young leaders, colleagues, mr. president, i believe it was those two weeks of repetition and practice that planted the seeds of possibility and hope, seeds of determination and courage. it was learning the lyrics to that song at 5 years old that inspired a generation full of patriots who believed in the power of th

stevie wonder, sting, kenny chesney, st. maarten choir, each performed. it was deeply moving. genres and each voice echoed through the cathedral and reverberated in our hearts. that's the power of the arts and humanities in america. and today, jill and i are truly proud to continue that legacy by awarding the highest honors to 39 extraordinary americans. again, congratulations to all of you. [applause] and to your families as well. [laughter] [applause] the national medal of arts is to the excellence support and availability of the arts in the united states and the national humanities medal to honor those who work as dependent on the understanding of humanities and broaden our citizens engagement with history, literature, philosophy and so many other subject. now, i could spend all day talking about each one of you, and if there weren't so many, i would. [laughter] but just let me say this. you've broken barriers. you blazed new trails you've redefined culture. you're the truth tellers, the bridge builders, the change seekers and above all, you're the masters of your craft. yo

[ laughter ] >> we -- okay, so we did go to the stevie wonder concert.> we met more mclendons as part of joy's christmas tour in morristown, new jersey -- ♪ -- where she was joined by her dad, her cousins and an uncle. ♪ divine, divine, divine ♪ >> so very nice to meet you. >> no one is more pivotal to the mclendon family than its 94-year-old patriarch, elder goldwire, joy's grandfather. he told us, he was in awe of her. and you just know what happened next. ♪ what we shall be, but we know ♪ >> but nothing prepared us for the power elder goldwire unleashed on stage. his frailty vanished. ♪ ♪ in my soul ♪ [ applause ] ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ chestnuts roasting on an open fire ♪ ♪ jack frost nipping at your nose ♪ >> the mclendon legacy looks to be in safe hands with samara joy. she may not have planned for a career in jazz but she told us, she thinks she'll stick with it. ♪ merry christmas, merry christmas, merry, merry christmas to you ♪ [ applause ] [ stopwatch ticking ] >>> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. i'm james brown with the sc

much more, including former kennedy center honorees ella fitzgerald, james brown, gladys knight, stevie wonder. the list goes on. you know, there were a few places to go. there were showtime at the apollo, showtime at the. big stage, boisterous crowd, a beacon of what's possible, shaping a fearless future. michael reed, inclusion in the nation. you know, one where black excellence is celebrate, not deny, remind is all that black history is american history. for god's sake. black culture is american culture. for the first time, the kennedy center is bestowing this honor to an institution and not an individual. for. thank you. apollo theater. thank you. thank you. thank. let me tell you this. the honor of my life to serve as your president and for the final time, joe and i are honored to represent the presidency, to recognize and respect the power of the arts, to literally redeem the soul of the nation, because that you've done so many times, redeem the soul of the nation. so congratulate sandra on our honorees. to your families. look forward to tonight's show. god bless you all. and may

octave from that is, was the note as we talk about at the flux, is the bust of green enough for the stevie with enough for the daily was a great quin in the during the fire on ages and is important. the bust is restored because it has a lot to do with the civilization of that period and reinforcing the fact that there was indeed block civilized vision in the past of the was before it's out of by vision and is not my vision when we come to the medians. we know that the germans, our lives, is represent, remember that the germans was looked as during the video and when do, uh, hold as a follow up before the wild war 2. when the last of the white one, when they lost the fast wired, well, most of the territories, why then handed over to the british or the south west africa, which is now in the media, became my trust. the 33 of the british. what is now one the and it was given to the belgium's of costs a comment $1.00 was even to the french on the whole me, which is now been in was also given to the french. but they have, but meant that the good, that the store things. and as i've already indica

and stevie, you know him very well. >> stephen: i do not know him very well. i would like to.sic. you know the music. the music is with you. but man, when you see a vessel like that up close at this point in the journey and you see how the process, their shortcuts to just get right to it. the energy of really being a human being and an artist, its one. it's not like it separate. your life and your values align with your art. something like that, you feel that before they even touch the instrument. they just come into the room. this is sacred. this is serious. let's go. >> stephen: that sounds beautiful. >> jon: it is. >> stephen: "saturday night" is available to buy or rent at home. "saturday night" is available to buy or rent at home. "beethoven blues" right here is on sale now. jon batiste, everybody. we'll be right back. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got

our new champion, stevie ruiz, described his strategy in yesterday's game as "just winging it."st evident in final jeopardy! when stevie used his lunch order number from the sony commissary as his wager in final jeopardy! and it worked! that modest $413 amount turned out to be the small wager that helped when all three players missed final jeopardy! but some good news for our challengers, kimberley and gloria,

. >> stevie stevenson has been in prison for 33 years. he's been sentenced to life without parole and says this program is a highlight and an escape from the norm to get away from just prison. >> everything the talking, the yard, dealing with everything inside the housing units, the program's primary focus may be basketball, but it's clear to everyone involved the lessons run far deeper than a game. we can take these skills to the street, we can take these skills and talk to at risk youth, talk to grown ups as well. >> it's very useful for when i want to coach the guys on the yard, and even when i want to teach my daughter some drills. >> in six weeks, the men will graduate equipped with new skills to coach and lead clinics of their own. another byproduct teaching teamwork between a group of diverse men who may not always see eye to eye on the yard, may not talk to one another on the yard. >> but because of this, we're getting to know one another and building camaraderie. >> we might belong to different groups or segments or ethnicities,

. >> stevie stevenson has been in prison for 33 years. he's been sentenced to life without parole and says this program is a highlight and an escape from the norm to get away from just prison. >> everything the talking, the yard, dealing with everything inside the housing units, the program's primary focus may be basketball, but it's clear to everyone involved the lessons run far deeper than a game. we can take these skills to the street, we can take these skills and talk to at risk youth, talk to grown ups as well. >> it's very useful for when i want to coach the guys on the yard, and even when i want to teach my daughter some drills. >> in six weeks, the men will graduate equipped with new skills to coach and lead clinics of their own. another byproduct teaching teamwork between a group of diverse men who may not always see eye to eye on the yard, may not talk to one another on the yard. >> but because of this, we're getting to know one another and building camaraderie. >> we might belong to different groups or segments or ethnicities,

you could talk forever about the joys of reading a stevie smith poem.otball and sex. but i don't think i... i think my act was always quite poetic, even though it was about sex. yeah. i've always, like, basked in language and all that stuff. but i think most performers... you know, i mean, there's probably aspects of you which you don't bring to this job because they don't really help what you're trying to achieve. and that's what i, you know, people love that jack the lad character. and it wasn't made up — it was me, but it wasn't the whole story. and what is then interesting is that, as you said, you've always told interviewers that, "you know what? "i do love english literature, and i do have a hinterland "and there's loads of things i'm interested in that "don't quite fit your agenda." but even if they weren't listening, you continued to pursue them, and i guess eventually in more recent years, they've come more and more to the fore. so have you had to push hard, for example, to do the broadcasting work you've done, actually, on poetry? you know, yo

this is candy leave the source of the sugar substitute stevie up that originally comes from pear. ugh, why but has grown scarce. there the plant is almost ext and the wild after being exploited by multinational corporations. agronomist miguel nevada has been campaigning for years. seeking re dress for the indigenous pine top, you tell the people in their fight against industry. the charge filed piracy, they actually relied on the traditional knowledge of the find the, that people and they want to need leaving there to show them where the plants where they took it basically with no consent of the painter. with that, that's the 1st thing. that's the 1st act of buy a piracy. the fact that they didn't consulted with them constituted by piracy bio piracy is the appropriation of genetic resources or knowledge about them from indigenous peoples and farmers without asking for permission. and without giving anything in return. even if the phenomenon doesn't receive much attention in the industrialized world, bio piracy is wide spread with a clear north, self divide. bio pirates focused, partic

really do to move to kind of finance a, give me a science at the 50 stevie guns the so you're sort of for me to get the 5 big chinese the simplest way is to boise your teeth. and this includes these 3 has not completed the task successfully even a little bit, a couple of things. you might look across the board of the book and be able to use go to know with g, but well the name is puts on the lowest pretty far out. that's going to give you 30 goos example. what are some of these just love boozy was a fix it on us because you struck us. mr. nick fletcher cut off pretty part of the sites still to me judging my name was encouraging to me. they kind of thoughts or thought about 50. so you've got the signal is not for me to keep it. that's what i'm supposed to do. i will, we need to shop the patients, me on the bottom and, but i'm sold a lot of beautiful to fish as a donation to kind of for us to get inside to the bottom of just and you're going to shop well, you mean via the store uh say new stuff to for me to get them. could i get the billing you just give me a little bit of the news. the

you cache though, where he's was working with stevie to me. or i knew that the last name at the, nearly the team that was supposed to participate in the story short us go at it or the sort of list you or shift less of 60 thoughts. see if bro, cuz one of them maybe doing, you know, shows up with an opinion to for voicing. instigating shumate advocates, centralizing the country under poses the president. the risk will be to go see a middle or a don't take the problem, isn't that these gentlemen? but rather that the opening these days we use on the grades of nazis and considered as look love of pilot van motors is ideal. or let's have to kind of throw in inflicting today submit to attempting to cease to have a tray for move. but because sense go in, save of the veneration. these even suing miller. however, he's failed so far, making him a lot of things stalking gentleman, a consent to submit the whole project dog. it touched me to a number of as long as this condition of the product to go to the limits of the municipalities to enough. so that's a

procedure duties and guys, that's and for, for the distribution of a aid and his services to get better. stevie mendoza a to orchestrated an older fool to go. that's the determination of romania is presidential front run of following a ruling by the nathan members. constitutional quote, to counsel his 1st round election victory and owed a full we run. i just want to be clear. you're saying that some european latest nature of officials came together to put pressure on the remain in establishment to stop. you'll campaign because they don't really want to pay this exact. they need war. never tony, for the constitutional court or romania. i want to be very clear from now is a mafia courts or for me, do you have any links to russia? doesn't exist any, any relationship with any 40 parked or particular it was actually on this. it doesn't exist in lights, all the older, to reboot. the entire electoral process called in georgia screw has been denied while it seemed inevitable victory and sundays is scheduled, run of pose, have them on course the wind, just shy of 60 percent of them vote and not 2nd roun

warranties are able to watch over an area of 600 hector's at one time, the west of technology agency. stevie was on the sofa. nice. ain't no price and quite bench. you know, what are you still with their shot? you see shovel it'd be meant to my boys, and i've seen how the shipment is, are protected in nature by trying to keep intruders out. my next stop is the village of where the community is preserving by. they've versity using seats, as long as you see it just once the raising the jo. marty is a traditional expedition in speech. today the whole village is going to get their seats all the bracelets nicholas and paint which is made from woocommerce cheap and try cool. i believe to have the protective property mama, mama, we are the so i seen the with this amendment on that the was on a week while he meant to see what the hell to i want that on the on to roll with the available as of would you say you can go either loosely meeting due to the sofa and the system into and woody to the, for the, the kind of using the competition here. just to get a few new points here, which could be cheap. but

you cars know where he's was working with stevie to me. or i knew that the lordly at the, nearly the team that we saw people are starting to story short. us go at, it was the, i filled them last year or shift left over 50 thoughts. see if bro, cuz one of them maybe junior, that shows up with an opinion to for voicing. instigating your advocate, centralizing the country and opposes the president. the risk will be a good set of sca miller. i don't take the problem, isn't that these gentlemen, but rather that the open in these days we use only grades of nonsense and considers look love a pilot van of notice is ideal. now let's have to kind of throw in a 2nd. today schmidt's attempting to cease to have a tray for move, but we're just epsco and save of the veneration these even suing miller. however, he's fail so far, making him a lot of things. still can gentleman a consent. smith fail? oh, good present dog to touch me to numbers or to full research cornish the the for that to go. what are the missing the menus where there's to enough. so that

choose and guys that's and for, for the distribution of a and, and services that gives you a better stevie and get that he is ready. this information campaign is adding insult to injury is on the wall was recently banned from working on his ready territory. so well sort of challenges has that created for humanitarian effort. st . garza, it was left on the human to get an if the next day we went there are banding the, the one of the all know why and what zip code it's and the land under the control room is likely to the was the band. can you imagine that we have to be about 1200000 students, who are the scores and what's the back ending guys that we are talking about? you know, the more done a 27. if you g comes in was back. and guys that we are talking about, you know, and or these are the g comes, you have the scores and you have also clinics and you have other services to be provided to the best the longest you, jeez. so if they are going to band the activities of the another wife, it means a big disaster or live is not only in the human and diary of a school named and you cation and the

so the troll people out and they use it as of stevie studio rush. yeah, they're classy, really classy and, and of course, the mainstream media, you know, a m s, n b c a cnn. how to use the cnn. and of course, the bbc, they're all telling us that we were going to stand with ukraine. you know, we will stand with ukraine, we're growing new, but it's like something out of echo chamber. and of course, these are just or be human beings, right? like the people who are, you know, giving you the news or just people like you and me and they kind of think, so i think we do. let's have a listen to a b, b c, british board casting cooperation o jeff, a reporter at presenter on a bbc new show about business. a lot of business going on. you can just ask on to riley. and she had to say about a you can and she basically said if you listen carefully at, if i have to talk about your question and today of she myself, when the video of this is great, let's try again today. all right, and then hello. welcome to business today. i'm sorry, you know, that's what's really goi

recognized as is ready to keep by the united states, the rest of the inception, community recognized as stevie integrity. and of course, now we've seen the expansion back, but also the foaming more than a $200.00 missiles of rain. dive on the syrian capital, damascus without a sound actually from the new voters of the series. i haven't said anything or spoken out about the is right, the attack signee attacks in the talk here as well, but also in southern lebanon. we've now seen attacks any venture by all 3 people for 1180, so it is undistributed and killed in its own. so i can think about where the all t crew was just last week on houses being demolished in photo. now ross, which again remains on the is radio occupation. so of course there is some degree of course, and there is some degree of nervousness and people are just waiting to see what's on the way is next. the rides, how we wait to see how these things spat out. steve sweeney from 11 on the yes. and it came from the tech here and use of july, the reporting from to ron all locked respondents giving us up, bringing us up to speed with t

so the tow people have and they use it as of stevie studio. right? yeah, they're classy, really classy and, and of course, the mainstream media, you know, a m s, n b, c a, cnn. how to use the cnn. and of course, the bbc, they're all telling us that we will go to style and with ukraine. you know, we will stand with ukraine, we're going to, it's like something out of echo chamber. and of course these are just or be human beings, right? like the people who are, you know, giving you the news or just people like you and me. and i kinda think, i think we do that stuff. i listened to a b, b. c, british board casting cooperation o. jeff, a reporter at presenter on a bbc new show about business. a lot of business going on. you're fine. just as counter riley. and she had to say about a huge pain. she basically said if you listen carefully at, if i have to talk about you question and today of she myself, when the video of this is great, let's try again today. all right, and then hello. welcome to business today. i'm sorry, you know, that's what's really going o

the rest of the international community recognizes as stevie integrity and of course now we're seeing the expansion that but also the bullying bolden at $200.00 missiles of rain dive on the syrian capital, damascus, without asylums actually from the new buddhist of the series. i haven't said anything or spoken out to about the is right, the attack succeed in the attacks in the talk here as well, but also in southern lebanon. we've now seen attacks any venture by all 3 people for 1180. so it is undistributed and killed in its settings. try convince you about where the all t crew was just last week on the house is being demolished in the photo. now, ross, which a guy who were buttons on the is radio occupation. so of course there is some degree of course, and there is some degree of nervousness and people are just waiting to see walks or indeed where is next. this is wild representatives of the toppled government along with members of the opposition and the leader of the tower. is group which has seized the control of the country have met to discuss the transfer of power over the sides.

john, the lifetime political commentators, stevie the sahu, we again explain how the us can benefit from the ongoing situation in syria for sure the have the same interest that they had when the when to bump and then because the future you want to put their hand not on the occupied that are in for sure, but they want to put their hand on the future. i'll see it in the book. you can be switching up cecilia. and of course all of the oil and gas that's in celia. and everyone knows that there's a massive amounts of oil and gas in the mediterranean for sure. yeah. so again, it's an economical and political uh, reason, stuck here. he's pointing thing is that these are all foot sampling on serious territorial integrity. but they have to use ancient com. that's a major diamond. the north of the country has reported the been knocked out of service after being attacked by talking about forces in the area. meanwhile, reports suggested to case intelligence units destroyed. 12 trucks passed with missiles and the other weaponry seized by the cookies, done work as party and syria, a local report to wit

the rest of the inception community recognizes as stevie integrity. and of course now we've seen the expansion back, but also the bullying more than 200 missiles of rain dive on the syrian capital damascus without a sound actually from the new buddhist of the syria. they haven't said anything or spoken out to about the is right, the attack succeed in the attacks in the talk here as well, but also in southern lebanon. we've now seen a taxing venture by all 3 people, free liberties, soldiers, undistributed and killed in its own striking pinch about where the all the crew was just last week and houses being demolished in the photo. now ross, which again remains on the is radio occupation. so of course there is that some degree of caution, there was some degree of nervousness and people are just waiting to see lots or indeed where is next been while the representatives of the toppled government along with members of the opposition and the leader of the tower was groups which has seized the control of the country, have met to discuss with the transfer of p

stevie wonder was unbelievable. the rolling stones, the next band, opening act and v show.rust me, go to spotify, you will thank me. ashley: i'm a music buff, finding new music which is not always easy. one show in particular missing from that list, taylor swift. >> i didn't see taylor swift, wasn't in my dance card in 2024. ashley: of all the bands before i let you off the hook, what is your favorite band? >> my favorite band. i've got so many. i love the rolling stones. i've seen them live three times, and the fact they are now mandated programming along with the beatles, making music in their 80s is unbelievable. ashley: great stuff. >> happy new year to you as well. ashley: dc mayor muriel buys her, what did she say about the meeting? >> a great meeting, take a look at what she had to say. donald trump and i had a meeting to discuss our shared priorities for the president's second term, donald trump and i went to washington dc, to be the best city in the world. this is not the first time they met, trump is returning to the white house but in 2016, his first transition,

. ♪ and believe me ♪ ♪ from james brown and ella fitzgerald to stevie wonder. ♪ lauryn hill.the freeway of love ♪ and if you're wondering why every performer rubs that stump -- >> this stump used to be a full tree, and it stood outside the lafayette theater, and they would pull leaves from the tree for good luck. and now everyone comes here and rubs the tree of hope for good luck. >> does it work? >> well, i think it's good luck if you win, and it's not such good luck if you lose. ♪ if you see me walking down the street ♪ ♪ and i start to cry ♪ >> reporter: but it worked for the award-winning dionne warwick, whose career skyrocketed after she and her gospel group won amateur night back in 1958. >> when you guys won, what did that mean to you? what did that prove to you? >> well, that we were good enough, first of all. and that we won $50. >> reporter: warwick says going to the 1,500-seat theater was like going to school and getting a crash course in performing. >> the old saying, it truly is so true. if you can make it at the apollo, you can make it anywhere. they brought out

turns out they had the accuracy of the stevie wonder playing jungle. [applause] showed -- so cheap.th is a mosque, joe rogan, a few other podcasts did more to get the word out on the selection than all of the legacy media combined. that tells you one thing. legacy media is dead. [applause] it is. i only hope that if brian stelter jumps from a window it is from the first floor so he will not crush dozens of pedestrians. but there is another group that is over as well. holly ward, all of the virtue sing the link [bleep] from the clooney's that did not mean a thing, all all of the botox must have paralyzed their brains into believing it matters what they think. [applause] sorry, douchebag, you are just hairless circus bears here to entertain us. the other message? identity politics is dead. dei died away. enough of dividing americans into absurd categories that only matter to self obsessed people with more pronouns than friends. the truth is americans of all stripes want the same things. prosperity, safety, and a president who does not smell like an outhouse. that is why trump won reco

this is, i know that we, stevie swears side and it was a stressful office to trust as a mission. the fact that there was a lot of disputes in the coalition wasn't helpful for this, but just complaining or giving up never increases anything in germany. and this, we don't need more distrust, we need more trust in our own co capabilities and more trust in our democracy. and part of democracy is it parties on as have defined the approaches and then back in election campaigns. as we all, i will drop them to experience, but it also means that the have to, in the election, all democrats must work together to build bridges, enter into compromises for the sake of the country with maturity. well, that's the only way forward is only if we have an awareness of responsibility for our entire country, for every person living in this country is possible and the voters know this just a moment. i trust their reason and their judgment. and i ask you citizens to trust us and to support system, dr. ask you to support us to invest in our country in good jobs and, and education and in the future. or th

i a stevie i, the info. they are the people that up a lot of the, you know, the actual route there in order man, judy. additionally, not as little as must put in this gate. and also let's say infest and i go to a separate and put on the side of the case. and i've got a guy who can throw those in, was those only time this? i've only got a board actually my, the facing, but a goes on the top. is my spicy necessary? nothing showing up on the start button, you know, moment to and get sure to see that if i tell you that it was in there, but the how much has done the yellow legs feet, but there's a new problem i get, it feels safe as a how do you go, where do i have for the residency in the football game? he can pull it on and see us yet. okay, so yeah, my size when a handbook that i mean it goes with me and look on video guy, they might be able to and they'll pick it up on an order for us to elicit, going to see us where to link up with the info they look, continue. those for no traffic was given. most of them in

stevie, his -- his coach, became that sort of father figure for him, that mentor. thing, nobody embodies this like ron. it's the most delicate, sympathetic, funny, abrasive, captures all these amazing feelings. i watched ron, and it brings tears to my eyes. i think he's one of the most beautiful performances. >> "day of the fight" is playing in select theaters now and will continue to expand in theaters throughout december and january. actor ron perlman and director, producer and writer jack huston, thank you both very much. congratulations on this. >> love you, ron. >> that does it for us this morning on that lovely note. anna cabrera picks up the coverage in 90 seconds. in 90 ss (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms kept me... out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. ♪ keeping my plans, i'm feeling free. ♪ ♪ control of my uc means everything to me. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ now, i'm back in the picture. skyrizi helps deliver relief, repair, and remission in uc. feel significant symptom relief at 4 w

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