america and if you want to settle scores, talk to jussie smollett. go talk to the governor and lieutenant governor of virginia. they ve got plenty of scores to settle there. deal with the living, not the dead. we can t go back to dead in 40 years and interviewed 50 years old. that was in 1907, by the way. laura: by the way, the interview has been up there 40, 50 years. randy: silicon valley, these high-tech titans give blood transfusions from young people in an effort to stable aged. this is actually based in reality. there are tech moguls who are obsessed with this practice of trying to stay young. well, the fda came out claiming that youngblood movement which is supposed to help memory loss and slow aging is fraudulent. they claim it is dangerous and lead to infectious, cardiovascular risk. what do you make of these vampires? elderly vampires? laura: they actually don t believe that the next place to go would be better.
laura: i like how he said sexuality and in his hawaii and accent. from chicago. but he s good speed to very good to. laura: my brother s keeper initiative was one of the best things he did as president and actually liked it. and i like the fact that he s talking about hip-hop. randy: s production at netflix deal to put forward positive images for men across the board to. laura: it doesn t matter what race you are, all right, before you go, tell me about this book because we are reading the book because my sons and i are reading the book, maria but she s a little bit older. but they loved it, randy: let me tell you it s an adventure for the whole family. i will show you some of these images laura. i ve been getting images from young readers and when i go on twitter and see these young kids excited about having the book and adventure they go one. this is about a 12-year-old doing what we wanted to do at that age who gets a super powers.
kissing seller saylor, the photograph when the war came to an end, george, the sailor captd an image and thought it was pope an important momentum of the war. the picture is still known around the world as a symbol of world war ii. this is one of the good things that ever happened to me. randy: mendoza died but in the wake of his death a statute capturing that moment was defaced with the word #metoo. the implication for the nurse and the picture did not consent to be cast. this is related to an internet sensation controls dug up in 1971 and playboy interview with john wayne. the acting legend in the interview refers to, said indians selfishly trying to keep this lien and glad we took it from them but then he says this from a lot of blacks, quite a bit of resentment along with their dissent and possibly
rightfully so. but we can t all of a sudden get down on our knees and turn everything over to the leadership of the blacks. i believe in white supremacy, duke said to come until the blacks are educated to the poinf responsibility. laura, what i don t like about both of these stories, we are judging the past in the light of shifting moral ethnic and cultural codes of today. we cannot do that. laura: they are either defacing statues or pulling them down. and i have said this before and i will keep saying this. this is what the tele- band does. the taliban used to rip down historical markers, destroy churches, isis does the same thing and they don t want any vestige of what was. even if it is bad. they don t want even if it is good. randy: these are two iconic images of america john wayne, the sailor release of freedom. randy: they are impugning
let them have at it. laura: we will remember what happens when they did that to bill clinton and it didn t work out for the republicans, john, thank you so much. coming up a hollywood star who has been dead for 40 years and obama is speaking out on the culture. and i am astounded? on the scene with randy over rory next. randy arroyo next [peaceful acoustic guitar]