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yoko ono to russell simmons, kanye west, susan sarandon, michael moore, and even somebody like tom morrellst the machine. artists, television stars, and movie stars as well. >> well-known, left-leaning celebrities joining the protests out there. what strikes me about this, all the folks you just mentioned obviously are wealthy people, millionaires. they seem to represent the 1% that the protesters are out there clamoring against. how are the celebrities fitting into the message? there's a shift in the cultural landscape. hollywood's always been very adept at adjusting their sails when winds of change are blowing. they realize america's tired, america's fed up. it's not hippies, punks and kids in dread locks protesting. it's housewives, it's jou construction workers. i think they really want to be a part of what's going on because this is a real pass movement. we're entering its second month now, it's spreading globally. they want to be a part of it. >> we are talking about people who are incredibly wealthy. do you think these artists and celebrities risk anything by showing support for the

tom laurell --, rel. -- a other thantom morrell. >> there is a little bit of disillusionment and malaise, but people are coming out of that. artists like steve earle and bruce springsteen, to new bands like rise against. groups like butch riley, and rage against the machine. rage against the machine chores at a rather gentlemanly pace. we played one door in 2011. -- one show in 2011. tavis: what is this solo thing? what is it doing for you at this point in your career. >> i started doing it almost 10 years ago as kind of an antidote for my arena rock life. i wanted to do something that was exclusively a solo endeavour that was very pure. when you are in a big band like rage against the machine, it is like this big army that goes to war using rock as its cause. with the nightwatchman, it is guerrilla warfare. i like tel mobile i can be, too. for example, when the union uprising was occurring in madison, i saw that one day on tv. i was there playing to 100,000 people on the steps of the capital the not be the next day. i have two boys under two, and there is definitely a balancing act that takes place. i