very hard with the black community, he s going to go very hard on criminal justice reform, he s going to go very hard on his common touch which he does have with ordinary people. but is he going to catch fire. he s going to catch some flak from the left of our party. i can just say one thing, though? when you re mayor of newark, he brought major investment into downtown newark. that was part of his job and it is hard to do. big companies weren t coming into newark and he helped turn that around and that involves reaching out to wall street and big corporations. so that hit on him from the activist class, i get it. but did he his job in mayor in doing that outreach. he s going to there s an interview i think he gave in 2012, might have been on meet the press, where he criticizes the approach that the obama campaign is making to mitt romney and beating up on venture capitalists and that s going to come back to him. he called it naus eighting the way that the obama allies and obama
presidents, what i ve been struck by most is our the pastor at the church where her father ministered, where we first learned the grace of her. some of my colleagues here say aretha franklin would e-mail them or text them or call them. african-americans, young, coming up in the business, saying stay at it, i m proud of your work. do we me thaiss that part of he? how do you decelebrated that pa, not just the music? i mean, people come to the museum from all over the world. it is you know, part of what was so endearing about aretha franklin is she was this iconic celebrity but at the same time never lost her common touch. so for detroiters, you know, she was that girl around the corner. she was just part of the neighborhood, an important part of the community. to that point about her wanting to keep her roots in the community, wanting to help the community, she performed at your
she never lost her common touch. she touched so many lives. friend of yours. i appreciate you in this moment of mourning to come on and share with me. thank you. thank you. we will continue to celebrate aretha franklin, the life and the legacy. dead at the age of 76. we will be back right after this. so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop with free 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes. start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. like these for only a 25 cents at office depot officemax.
he is not going to being forgotten any time soon. what a loss, just 61 years of age. host of the award-winning series parts unknown took his life in a hotel room in france. it s hard for us working with him but that is nothing compared to the pain for family and friends and most of all his 11-year-old daughter arian. we are thinking of them and we are here if they need anything. now in just a minute we talk with one of tony s friends. a chef andrew discipler who worked with tony and stayed close until his death. tony s life was marked by unique style. cull near curiosity and warned wander lust. and common touch. and but his death and echo of loss of another figure kate spade looms large of a playing we have ignored. suicide. cdc released a report yesterday showing an uptick in rates in
plays into the quote, elites who don t understand americans who make typos. so he s just an ordinary american? well, i think he certainly wants us to believe he s not a billionaire or he s not a new york elite, that he has a common touch. and i think, you know, part of what happenes here, too, is he likes the outrage. they like the idea that the so-called elites are a little bit annoyed by his grammar. we all make typos. i strive not to, and i think what s different here is the straf is striving to do that. if i do that, i apologize and say i m sorry, that was an error. but he s a new york elite. he s the elite, went to an ivy league school and lives at the top of the tower.