i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james and lou and willie john. andrews. charles muscle white. >> yeah. i played on a record with him years ago. so it was great for me. >> in the travels. one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. you don't miss that? >> no, i like to go to my bed. my own bed. and at the time i had two kids. and i never forget i played a regular teenager in chicago. i got to meet the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> he's still in it. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> he only saw his kid once a year, twice a year. they were coming there through the towns. i don't want to do that and ride orphan a a bus. >> you mentioned earlier you have to check out the solos before you select a song. one of the solos is your wife. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've been married for 20 years? >> should have been. but ten. >> okay. >> yeah. i'm not saying it because it's my wife. she can really sing she's great. i always look forward.

to magazine point and that's when he married willie mae and he started his the fifth generation of the fifth generation of johnthe fifth generation of him. this is my oldest sister. this is me. and what happened? is this school? she was went to this school when it was a high school your school right here. it was a high school. so when he did that the high school she ended up being a this fifth generation was their head chill either. so when did that we take it all the way down to the missing? missing on bus it was two of them. that one was missing when when they replaced it with this one somebody stole this one and they replaced it with this one right here. so we trying to bring our new generation in and we bring them in about our family came so we can teach them our generation. so we got this came from west africa. they made it you can see the picture that they made it they was carving it out here and what they did was we had we designed it the way we wanted so they put the slashes on the side right here representing all his siblings that he left behind which cudjoe came along. he had no siblings. so we put t

willie. >>> joining us now, peter baker, john hudson and chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell what we know about isis-k, the group claiming responsibility for the attacks in kabul. >> u.s. officials have been warning for days about the threat from isis-k. culminating in a red alert for americans to stay away from the airport gates. a warning that proved all too true. what is isis-k? an offshoot in afghanistan of the islamic state that originated in iraq. created six years ago in many pakistan, a vowed enemy of the u.s. and taliban. >> we've been talking about this for several days we saw it manifest itself here in the last few hours. >> thousands were released from jails across afghanistan by the taliban in recent weeks since the taliban takeover in kabul. the secretary of state warned it was a high risk threat. >> we're operating in a high risk environment in a city and country now controlled by the taliban with the very really possibility of an isis-k attack. >> and isis-k isn't the only terror threat. the taliban named the leader of the hokani network, a with a $5 million u

willie and joe always were. other officers didn't like how mauldin was criticizing them, you know, john lee quarter master and chief in france didn't like him. general in charge of the naples base section didn't like him. but there were other generals, more powerful who did support -- who really supported combat soldiers, the infantry and therefore supported mauldin and saw that what mauldin was doing was really important. that he was building more rail and omar bradley was one of those, general mark clark was one of those and lucian truskett and theodore roosevelt jr. big supporter of mauldin and eisenhower in the end a big supporter of mauldin. that allowed mauldin to go and succeed and do his subversive work during world war ii. >> todd, you mentioned general lee. three stars in the front and three stars in the back, the famous six-star general as he called himself. the definition of -- the definition of the brass. mark clark tolerated and enjoyed the work of bill mauldin. that's a surprise to me given clark's own personality. >> rob, it's very much a surprise to me. i never quite got to the bottom of it. mauldi

they'll chat with jenna and willie more new music from a brand-new duo, elton john and dua lipa the song think it's going to be a long, long time ♪ ♪ till touchdown brings me around ♪ >> how fun is that >> elton john continues to reinvent himself >> yes >> and make great music. >> check out the video it's trippy. you can't look away. it's so odd but in a good way. >>> next up, the first trailer is out for ryan murphy's series on "impeachment: american crime story. it centers around impeachment proceedings of former president bill clinton and his affair with monica lewinsky. monica lewinsky in the series also serves as a producer on the project. here's a peek at the trailer >> there is a woman i'm very close to in the midst of an affair. with the president of the united states >> william jefferson clinton, do you solemnly swear that you will tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god >> i do. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the all-star cast, they take on the roles of bill and hillary clinton. sarah paulsen, she totally steps into the

john paul ii, there's mark sporting plaid. we need to go back to the plaid picture i think that's what willie and i will be most focused on. mark sporting plaid and mika smiling and the pope giving her those important words, willie, be kind to your second husband. but a big day for -- a big day for the brzezinski family. and really, a great day for poland, because, you know, the brzezinskis love poland and love the polish people and had great relationship with pope john paul ii. there's mrs. brzezinski, who sat next to pope john paul ii and that was a mistake for him, she began immediately lecturing him on women in the church and things such as that. and -- but it was -- but again, very good -- great news for the family. but again, it's -- it's sort of moments like this sort of show me the disconnect between mika's upbringing and mine where mika's father skied with a pope, and, you know, i think i saw archie manning once outside of an ihop in mississippi in 1973. >> that might be bigger to see archie manning in the south. that jumped out at me too that dr. brzezinski was ski partners with pope john paul. but that's amazing

willy nilly way. thing was still, stuff won't stick just like it back in the back at 992000 y 2 k dot com years. lots of stuff didn't stick stuff to john. we're going to leave it there. thank you very much. indeed. unfortunately, we're up against time. but we do appreciate you joining us. thank you very much indeed from new york. we've got to john big's in singapore, xannon kaplan, and in london, glenn goodman. and thank you to for watching that you can see the program again. anytime by visiting our website or dot com for further discussion, go to our facebook page, facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle as a side story for me. robotics on the entire team here in georgia to bye for now. the news i lose that amber and as morocco record would be impacted with 19 the country votes and parliament elections that will shape the future. while the listening dissects the media, how they operate, the stories they cover. and the reason why the 911 attacks over the world 20 years on the war that followed had finally ended, and i've done it. but that's what caught, this didn't real,

pentagon press secretary john kirby addressing those questions on "morning joe" today. >> i think there will be times to do the forensics here, williehave been done differently and those are fair questions. we are asking ourselves the same questions, as you might imagine. what i can tell you is we went from 48 hours believing we had a capable, longtime ally in the ghani government and the afghan forces to having to develop a pragmatic relationship with a longtime enemy which was the taliban. >> joining us now leon panetta former defense secretary and cia director who oversaw the successful hunt for osama bin laden. thank you. the taliban now is the unofficial partner of the u.s. so is it up to the cia to conduct that partnership since there is no military presence on the ground and no diplomatic presence. >> well, in 20 years we've learned a great deal about the taliban. i've never trusted the taliban, and i don't trust them now. and so it's going to be a difficult relationship. obviously, the cia will be a very important intermediary here to try to not only deal with the taliban, but also find out what is happening with the taliban

willie mays plaza. the giants are trying to make it three out of four over the rockies. proud dad there. the game was scoreless until the giants got johny in the fifth, one run already in tommy la stella came this close to a grand slam. his drive goes high off the right field wall for two run. double was three. nothing giants. well that lead had been trimmed to 3 to 2 in the seventh. connor joe singles off dominic leone. take a look at the throw by lamont waiting, right? he's on the money to kurt casali, who puts the tag on elias diaz. inning over the giants made it more comfortable with two runs in their half of the seventh. alex would ups his record to 10 and three as the giants win five to the dodgers beat the mets tonight. so the giants day four games ahead of l. a john man i on the hill for the a's as they continue their pursuit of the astros today. his effort against the last place. rangers didn't go so well. first inning, a run already in for texas, d. j. peters loses one to left center. that ball went some 460 ft. it's a two run shot a 31 inning. just like that. the ace in the hole peters just getting started. he came up in the

willie geist sat down with the oscar winning actor to talk about his latest film called "flag day." for the first time in his career, penn both stars and directs the film about notorious counterfeiter johns hi real life daughter >> when the idea came across your desk, direct this film based on a true story, but also direct your daughter, what was your first reaction? >> i had been sent the script and i got to about page 30 and that's when my daughter's face got imprinted on that character in a way that occasionally had happened with other actors, but not to the point where it could now only be that face for me >> dylan was not obviously an experienced actor at that point. what was it that told you she can do the this? >> it wasn't until the first day of shooting, the first scene we shot together when she just nailed the -- and a long scene and i remember immediately being thrilled, admiring, moved, but mostly relieved. >> what a guy to impress, sean penn, dad, i just love that her name is dylan. there are so few female dylans out there. this is the first time sean has ever directed one of his children so that is cool. to catch sean and willie's first conversation, tune in this weekend t

john heilemann, as always, thank you so much. it's great talking to you. even if you speak of things we know little to nothing about. willieeen hearing for some time that this was going to be tough sledding in the house because aoc was going to be along with other people were going to be fighting nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi insisting that the reconciliation bill passes. we see they passed the bipartisan hard infrastructure bill yesterday. and then they followed it up with their $3.5 trillion budget outline. it certainly seems, willie, like this is coming together. suddenly it's not difficult at all for aoc or any of the progressives to support both of these bills at the same time, pass them on a party-line vote because they get $4.5 trillion of infrastructure spending and a trillion of that is from a bipartisan bill from republicans. so for democrats, this actually, people talked about this being pretty tough sledding, but if they pass that budget resolution, then they pass that infrastructure bill through reconciliation, suddenly you do a party-line vote and they have $4.5 trillion of infrastructure spending, hard and soft