ththe beatles s are breakiking . > it was lilike a deathth fot of peoeople. rock n roll asas we undersr itit in the 191960s was nono lo with us. beieing withoutut the beatlt nenever. and i wonder what i m doing here with no drummers and no nothing like that. well, you might know i lost my old band, or i left it. imagine there s no heaven it s easy if you try for so long, you kind of waitited for thehe next beatatl album to s see where m music wa going. and we just hoped that the music they would come up with individually would be that good. i don t no longer have to, oh, the beatles need an album, you and paul better go write 20 songs tomorrow, kind of thing. i just write when i feel like it. imagine all the people you know, yoko, you ve even been called the dragon lady who
trey: you are surrounded by oceans come by water, and have had a series of hurricanes, what is your view on climate change and what is the role of government in addressing it? the hurricanes are not they have not increased the number, people try to say when we had hurricane and that it was because of climate change, but when you look at the first 60 years from 191960 we had more major hurricanes in florida than in the 60 years since then. this is something that is a fact of life in the sunshine state. i have always rejected the politicized nation of the weather. and i think what we should be doing in the united states is focusing on being energy-independent and making sure that we are utilizing the resources and oh, by the way, when you have market-based solutions and you innovates, and florida we have seen admissions go down dramatically in the last ten years, but that is through
end all the time. just like 80% of the time. greg: i think about your ending all the time. [laughter] greg: ha-ha. emily thought that was funny. emily does, too, all right. i also don t trust this guy because we re going to put computers in your brains to make you better. i don t know how that would make you better, like in case your phone dies. greg: we don t need to do it. you wouldn t have a phone anymore. it would be in your head. greg: this is already planted in my hand. more information than the 191960s space program. i hear what you re saying, that immortality the stakes are so much higher. i totally hear what you re saying. greg: yes. however, have we not learned anything from indy jones and the last crusade, from mel gibson and twilight, which is that it would be the worst curse of all time. it would be the worst curse of
a hit. let s talk about somebody that has just emerged, and regardless of your age, regardless of what style of music you like, what genre you like the best, you hear lizzo and you understand my girls love her. that there are elements in lizzo that my 16-year-old daughter and i can listen to and both can identify something. yeah. that it is new, but there s some old school magic in the producing as well. yes. we are huge fans of lizzo. she was a guest on our podcast and it was an unforgettable experience. i think what you are talking about is so accurate, she s exciting because she blends kind of new and old elements of pop music. you can hear that on a song like cuz i love you. which in many ways is a throwback to the 191960 s areth franklin soul sound but it has modern elements of drums
brings down your body temperature. you have the risk of hypothermia and that s not what we want to see. national weather service suggesting people bundle up. obviously, it s going to be cold. wind chill factor is well below freezing in many locations. just seeing images like this just incredible to see what the u.s. is dealing with right now. but again, a marked difference between weather and climate. we ll end with this because everybody loves this type of video. this time of year. this is actually frozen excuse me, boiling water turning to ice crystals in a matter of seconds. that s how close it is across the midwest. i was up in new york and i ll tell you, i ve never experienced cold walking in the streets of new york city like that. i was like get me out of here. and i know you fly back to new york city this weekend, and it will be even colder. awesome. maybe stay in atlanta. yeah, i think so. derek, thank you. all right. a wisecracking star of the 191960s dick van