so what would talking to willie nelson be without this? what, these marijuana things? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of the country music outlaw who went against the grain his entire career, a career than spanned more than 60 years. ♪ on the road again ♪ i just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ willie nelson grew up in abbott, texas, dirt poor, and quickly discovered music was his calling. harvey: being on the road was wild. women and parties. you had quite the time, i understand. what do you know?

willie nelson, one of country music's greatest icons. , i cannot thank you enough for doing this on your tour bus. thank you so much. it's nice meeting you. my pleasure. you, too. you, too. and the idea of talking to willie nelson on 4/20 is a particular honor. well, how about it? yeah. - on your tour bus. - we're still here. yeah. i wanna understand how you became this prolific, amazing guy, and i wanna start with childhood. tell me what this is. well, that's a picture of me and my sister bobbie, who still plays piano with us every night, and she and i have played a lot of music together. yeah, i wanna start with your parents. well, they separated early in my life, and my grandmother came along and took over me and little sister. and my granddad was still alive then. he was a blacksmith, and i think i was helping him out at the blacksmith shop every day when he was shoeing horses. your grandparents were very religious. how did that translate with you? oh, i was raised up in the methodist church, and i went to church every sunday and went

harvey, willie nelson, what a story, huh? going to start by telling you, i interviewed willie in san antonio right before a concert on his tour bus, guess the date i interviewed him? jon: i don't know, a couple of years ago? >> nope. 4-20, ring a bell? jon: good one. [laughter] >> it was just great. i mean, i got to tell you, this guy is incredible because there were so -- the -- willie nelson should not be successful given his up bringing. he was a bad kid. he got in troubleful he was arrested a lot. -- he got in trouble. he was arrested lot. he didn't really fit in with country music, but yet he became one of the greatest songwriters of all time. he sold some of his biggest songs for 50 bucks because he couldn't pay the rent, sold his guitar. he pawned his guitar every other week. i think you know famously even after he got wealthy, he was 32 million dollars in debt with the irs and had to partner with the irs on a cd to get back in the black. so i mean, he's just had an unbelievable life. and through it all, you know, you s

it was a family affair. >> willie nelson, too, love that. >> exactly. is. we love you, dolly. you can come on the show any time. put a little shoutout for you. >>> while we're talking about icons, we're coming up on the tenth anniversary of the marvel cinematic universe and they're thinking big, holding a film festival to be held in select imax theaters. >> you really get a sense of how large giant man is. >> all 20 titles will be shown including three that have never received the imax treatment. "ironman", "the incredible hulk" and "captain america: the first avenger." it runs from august 30th to september 6th. i will be in for "ironman" one of my favorite movies, one of my favorite characters. >> we have no idea what you're saying. >> i don't even think they are listening anymore. it sounded really good, but now it smells really good in here and here's why. >>> there are some people at this desk, no names, who love their bacon. >> one person. >> now we know the scientific reason behind it. turns out our love of crispy foods like french fries, fried ch

. >> i willie nelson. >> that was a phase. that was a phase. >> we all -- >> i didn't get blank until i went to college. >> drunk. >> a boyfriend? >> don't look at me. >> charity bailey. >> a computer, that's what i like to call it. oh, flat out drunk. >> yea! >> and remember as a kid being really scared of blank. >> oh, i know. i was really scared of animated movies, like the villains. the smurfs. >> gar gamel. >> also, one girl, no girls, what kind of world is that? >> the purpose of this is you could have an opportunity to hang out with natalie portman at the ballet. >> go to omaysdom/natalie to enter. >> if you donate to her to help the organization that international charity to help underprivileged communities around the world, you may actually about one of the recipients of those tickets. >> you want to come? >> yes, please. >>> researchers capture the boiling sea phenomenon. >> my mind is like you've never seen such a thing. >> see this feeding frenzy. >> under the water you really get to understand what's going o you w

so what would talking to willie nelson be without this? what, these marijuana things?levin. this is the story of the country music outlaw who went against the grain his entire career, a career than spanned more than 60 years. ♪ on the road again ♪ i just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ willie nelson grew up in abbott, texas, dirt poor, and quickly discovered music was his calling. harvey: being on the road was wild. women and parties. you had quite the time, i understand. what do you know? harvey: he soon became a superstar singer, songwriter, musician.

one that comes to mind is on the road again by willie nelson.ll get that one. >> there are many. >>> let's look at the highs yesterday. if you thought it was cool it was. gilroy is only 80. concorde 77. san jose 76. livermore 75. if you live in concorde and livermore at the end of august you know that's about as good as it gets. seriously. laster at this time i think it was about 107. in redwood city it was only 73. we will warm up today. the forecast products i used all say in the 80s. livermore up nine. palo alto 77 to 80. santa rosa 78 - 84. those are near average to slightly below. if you're headed to lake tahoe it looks pretty good friday, saturday, sunday. possibly isolated showers on monday. low clouds in place. most localizations have low clouds dipping through. a lot cooler on the lows than 24 hours ago. about 2 - 8 degrees. 58 american canyon and vallejo. 51 great. same for kelseyville. woodacre 52. some are a little cooler. at the coast looks good. a high pressure will knows and. warmer inland. taking an today more so than over the we

life of little known outlaw country artist plays foley who influenced such musical legends as willie nelson and merle haggard. stark has. interesting stuff look like a festival is called the sundance festival off europe why they are quite similar they promote both promote new talent and our cinema and indeed the two directors collar chetry and john cooper in sundogs actually may tell between the festival's and have a chat and see what do you want to do or what do you want to do so there is also not either of invite films to the festival to get stars on the red carpet you know which does happen however locarno. is different in that it winds really in the location it has a stunning old town complete with an ideal place. record to show great movies but have a look. no kano's piazzi grand day lies at the center of the medieval old town during the annual film festival the square becomes an open air cinema with seating for up to eight thousand people in the mornings the town is still quiet but one person is already working tirelessly danniella hass has to make sure that all the screenings go smoo

life of little known outlaw country artist plays foley who influenced such musical legends as willie nelson and merle haggard. start . to focus a lot for people to choose from and apparently the song festival is being called the answer to sundance in the united states why is that well that's because both festivals provide new talents they provide cinema and actually the two festival directors collar shots go in and john cooper in some dots do actually meet every year and sort of compare and and what are you going to do who's going to have wall really they sort of portion adopt i think but also neither of them invites films to the festival because of the red carpet because of stars in other words however well a car window is as they say in the trade location location location it's a wonderful old town complete with the ideal place to see full showing major movies. no kano's piazzi grand day lies at the center of the medieval old town during the annual film festival the square becomes an open air cinema with seating for up to eight thousand people in the mornings the town is still quiet but o

keith whittington is willie nelson cornell professor of politics and the department of politics at princeton university. he is the author of the current hook "speak freely" as well as constitutional construction and constitutional interpretation meaning original intent to judicial review and the third book, foundations of supremacy, the presidency of the supreme court and constitutional leadership in u.s. history. this work has made professor whittington along with the late justice antonin scalia and major exponent of the leading school of const duchenne interpretation public meaning original is on. that sounds pretty esoteric, but trust me it's a very big deal. he's written several other scholarly works federalism politics and the presidency, my completing two new books is a very ambitious fellow. one of which is repugnant laws judicial review and act of congress from the founding to the president and the second one is the idea of democracy in america from the american revolution to the gilded age. i've known key for many years and i'm delighted to have you here. >> thanks for having me and

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