the biden administration wants to see made permanent. so, i think this is part of building that for them. and the questions are whether or not they actually get there, but also how the execution of it goes. so, that s how you saw president biden say he s tapping gene sperling, this long-time democratic economic aide to oversee the spending here. he was talking about how when he oversaw the stimulus bill in 2009 amid the great recession, how crucial it was to just be on the phone, have these conversations at a granular level to make sure there is no fraud or abuse or mis-spending. i think that s the next big tactic for them to go after because, of course, republicans are going to be watching very closely for any kind of a misstep and if they haven t properly communicated it. be cautious, fullcourt press, that s number one. number two, what s the story out of the cdc today? we re getting new reporting that some of the covid guidelines put in place by the trump administration
love. love will keep us together. solid solid as a rock one of the hottest producers in the music business all reveal their secrets to creating a number-one song. you want it to pop, that s for sure. ahead on sunday morning, what makes a hit a hit as taught by the masters. cowan: grammy winners huey lewis and the news have found themselves off stage more than on one lately. this morning, for the record, they ll tell our john blackstone why. with fans still eager the hear their hits, huey lewis and the news played about 70 shows a year until their touring came to a sudden end. just before a gig in dallas, texas, on january 27, 2018. so you were about to go on stage i went on stage, and it was horrible. it was just unbelievable. i couldn t hear anything. i sang out of tune. i had the worst night of my life. huey lewis on live after rock n roll later on sunday morning. cowan: the beat goes on with one of the artists nominated tonight, a well-known m
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. I am pleased to welcome my friend, threetime grammy winner w , wyclef jean. And his latest album, carnival iii the fall and rise of a refugee. And now the single borrowed time. Were on borrowed time we cant waste no time these are the days of our life when we will fall just so we can rise just so we can rise not only is that a great track, but thats a great story behind how that track came to be. Tell the story. Yeah. Well, i wanted to say what up to you, man . Good to see you for a minute. One of the greatest minds of our generation. Get out of here. I want to talk about what happened since i last saw you in march. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Youre running with the cops. Yeah, yeah. Well come back to that. The back story here. You know, so i get a colin powell a call from apple music and nassau. The idea was there was a shuttle called juno, and the shuttle would go to jupiter, record sounds and bring back to earth. The i
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. I am pleased to welcome my friend, threetime grammy winner w , wyclef jean. And his latest album, carnival iii the fall and rise of a refugee. And now the single borrowed time. Were on borrowed time we cant waste no time these are the days of our life when we will fall just so we can rise just so we can rise not only is that a great track, but thats a great story behind how that track came to be. Tell the story. Yeah. Well, i wanted to say what up to you, man . Good to see you for a minute. One of the greatest minds of our generation. Get out of here. I want to talk about what happened since i last saw you in march. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Youre running with the cops. Yeah, yeah. Well come back to that. The back story here. You know, so i get a colin powell a call from apple music and nassau. The idea was there was a shuttle called juno, and the shuttle would go to jupiter, record sounds and bring back to earth. The i
I began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. [rubenstein speaking onscreen text] [inaudible dialogue] tweet, tweet. Hello. [audience laughs] hi. Well, the Live Audience doesnt intimidate you, right . Not a bit. No . Okay. I feel right at home, actually. Its the one thing i miss from the daily show. You know, every now and then, somebody will say, do you miss the show . No, i dont miss the show. What is miss is the people, is the camaraderie. Because what i did every day is. Have my own aftershow with the audience. I would talk to the audience, probably half an hour to 40 minutes after every show, starting 10 years in. Because at first, i did autographs every day. And id stand there by row, and id do the autographs, and never look up, trying to get through 350. Right. And then, one day i decided. Oh, gee, i dont wanna do that anymore. But what do i really wanna do . I wanna talk to this audience, i wanna find out who