victor willis, the police officer in the village people, he wrote the lyrics to that song. never really reowned it until his wife, a lawyer, discovered a 1978 law that says musicians can regain control after 35 years. he's the first known artist to publicly come out and try to regain control of these rights and those songs. but imagine all the other artists from 1978 who might want to do this. maybe there are. eagles, fleetwood mac, bruce springsteen. this could effect the bottom lines of music companies. an attorney who represents dr. dre saying there are massive renegotiations going on under the radar because the record companies don't want to lose another 60 years of copyright on it. willis isn't sure what he'll do with the rights of the songs he regained control of but he might stop the current group touring as village people, at least in the united states which could set up a macho, macho man standoff other royalties. >> thanks so much. here's the macho man himself behind the victorious lawsuit. joining us, original singer of the village people, victor willis. thanks f

victor willis who dressed up in performing the 1978 act allowing strong writers to gain control evengned away their right. the current version of the song -- >> they fully anticipated my move. >> you need botox -- i'm going to call john kerry. you better call the suppliers. they're out after what he's gotten. >> i think it works for diplomat. anything someone says to you, totally no reaction. >> probably works for news anchors. >> he doesn't look like the droopy dog. he can't move anything up here whatsoever. he can't do that. >> he looks like a mannequimann. >> he does. >>> nears over the strike on syr syria recede. president barack obama spoke about it last night. >> this is not a world we should accept. this is what's at stake. after careful deliberation, i determine it's in the national security interest of the united states to respond to the assad regime use of chemical weapons to a targeted military strike. >> joining us now campbell, executive director at mkm partners. when you look at this, they like the idea that the attack is no longer imminent. this is put on the back burn