dancing in my act. because i want to sit and stand there and sing the blues, and get said. that was a legendary tina turner at the height of her come back in 1986, explaining how the songs, come together, by the beatles, and honky-tonk woman by the rolling stones, how those songs inspired the signature sound that cemented her status as the queen of rock and roll. tina turner had a career that spanned more than five decades. she sold 150 million records worldwide. she won 12 grammys, and she was inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame not once but twice. and she also starred in films like mad max beyond the thunder dome, and tommy. because that s just how talented she was. today, miss turner died in her home in switzerland. after a long illness. she was 83 years old, and she was simply the best. that is our show for tonight, we ll see you again tomorrow. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell, good evening lawrence.
argument he did it in a manner that was sloppily and i think the knock on desantis moving forward even if you re talking about the educational reforms put in place, people would say the reforms are such you cannot actually enforce them because they were done in a sloppy manner. i think the issue is not he picked the fight with mickey mouse, i think the issue was that disney was given preces that no other corporation in the country had been given. and at the same time he decided to go about it in a manner that allowed them to say they were singled out so badly executed. last word. i think desantis team is too online. i think they re following 20% of people are on twitter, only 20% of this country. the number of republican primary voters is even smaller. what people fight about on twitter is not real life. talk about pocketbook issues, did not hear about that today. find real humans. scott, thank you. great to have you here. meanwhile coming up she was the queen of rock and roll
safety situations. so on and so forth. i think, literally look back and say, someone was there to help you, a stranger, a stranger to them. it all turned around and they became a friend. i had support from people in every country in the world. a kind smile, just a connection or a cup of tea. i m gratefulfor connection or a cup of tea. i m grateful for all those people, it feels really nice to look at a spinning planet and know there are good people all around. let s just take some time to remember the legendary hits of the queen of rock and roll, tina turner. # always followed you around.
except that we can t go to russia any more. all right, michael abramowitz, president of freedom house, thank you so much for being with us. thanks for having me. the queen of rock and roll, tina turner, has died at the age of 83. she rose to fame in the 19605 with songs including proud mary and river deep, mountain high. she spent the last few years of her life in switzerland and suffered a number of health issues in recent years. we ll leave you tonight with some of her iconic music. # take my heart and make it strong # you re simply the best # better than all the rest # better than anyone # anyone i ve ever met
she like onstage? you know. what, i ve never seen a woman like that what, i ve never seen a woman like that in what, i ve never seen a woman like that in high heels. i heard like that in high heels. i heard she like that in high heels. i heard she taught mickjagger to dance heard she taught mickjagger to dance. she will dance forever in our dance. she will dance forever in our hearts. every human being in our hearts. every human being that here is that voice, the power of her voice, it was just the power of her voice, it was just unbelievable, just so raw, so bluesy. it was like a voice. so bluesy. it was like a voice. out so bluesy. it was like a voice, out of the church! that s voice, out of the church! that s all voice, out of the church! that s all i would say. a gospel that s all i would say. a gospel church. she will be that sound gospel church. she will be that sound that converted gospel into rock sound that converted gospel into rock music, and she s the