Minneapolis singer/songwriter J.E. Sunde is back tomorrow with his first album in three years, Alice, Gloria, and Jon. The record follows after his 2020 effort, 9 Songs About Love, and finds him occupying a similar space of rich songwriting and sobering poetics, now with a gleaming combination of synths and acoustic instrumentation.
i think part of reporting and what americans and i think the world wants to see is an honesty from the individual addressingd. it s been so long since we ve seen that. and alan notes that he was them temperate. most people saw that at cold-blooded. he was this turkey, it was 72 hours after this massacre, and he started talking about global warming. he started that speech speaking about different issues, and he mentioned global warming first. and it was shocking to people, that this seemed to be like at the end, and then he went into fights here at home. but i think it was good. i think the conversations were good and the criticism was appropriate. jon: tone deaf, alan? no, not at all. he is exactly right and, again, do we want to start how many more middle east wars? how many do you want to put 40, 50,000 troops on the ground, bankrupt the country again?
martinez, rejected the program until there is a system to vet potential immigrants. the governor of new hampshire is also running for senate. and on the other side of the issue, democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders welcome the syrian refugees. vermont governor peter shut is another governor supporting the immigrants. i think when you have folks who are drown canning, who are dying drowning, who are dying in the pursuit of freedom, that vermont does its part. reporter: in the last four years, about 1900 syrian refugees have settled in the united states. jenna: david lee, thank you. jon: the body of a young teacher found with her throat cut, now a teenager is on trial for her murder and today colleen richards mother will take the stand and come face to face with
that s not what s going on here. jenna: do you agree, michael, that we shouldn t treat them as a state, that somehow that would be counterproductive? i guess the president is saying we shouldn t inadvertently enhance isis appeal, but i m not sure that gets at the key point. the key point is they do hold a lot of territory in the middle east, and we ve had a hard time rolling them back from that territory. they do have greet appeal, it would seem, for disaffected folks in the west, these sort of lone wolf types, and so far we haven t really seemed to have found the solution for that. and so i get what the president is saying, but it does seem like what we re doing now isn t working, contrary to what he said yesterday. jenna: it ll be interesting to see what new ideas emerge, if any. michael, thank you very much. thank, jenna. jon: well, a monster storm is on the move now with some places hit with more than a foot of snow and gusts as high as 50 miles an hour. where that storm is no
miami, any place where they could possibly do it. it s a very, very difficult thing to predict. jenna: it s certainly scary to think about. bill, it s great to have your expertise though. thank you very much, we appreciate it. thanks, jenna. it s my pleasure. jon: charlie sheen makes a big announcement on today show this morning. that in a moment. sure, tv has evolved over the years.