change instead of, if you will, purifying the regime. what i fear most is that the regime change will be a radical islamist government. probably the strings being pulled out of tehran. what will happen in congress? we have to watch it hour by hour. every 12 hours the president is taking a different direction and saying something in contradiction to secretary kerry. we need solutions, not just reaction. we need leadership, not just pandering. we are not getting it from this president. even on the democratic side, nobody believes him. all right, guys. we ll bring you both back. we ll have more on the hearings on benghazi in the days and weeks ahead. thank you both. still ahead, the father of one of the victims of the benghazi terror attack joins me in studio a year later. plus, colonel north, bob beckle and a special focus group tonight. we pause to remember those who
synonymous with the motor city. we wanted to check out the evolution of one of the greatest exports that this city has had and we wanted to get the best music expert known. well. to america to do that. now you re exaggerating. we hasn t available. casey case m couldn t do it. asked my younger son we asked someone on the street. saw a guy on the street last night. on a bicycle. looked kind of sad. i thought he could use, you know he didn t want to do it. he couldn t do it. so that left us with lewis bergdorf. it s the next best thing. right. not really. the next and next. i wanted to go to one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. i went to studio a in hitsville usa, home of the motown sound. take a look. reporter: manufacturing may be the heart of detroit, but motown is its soul.
studio after time. they preserved the place where all the magic began. studio a and hitsville usa. take a look. manufacturing maybe the heart of detroit but motown is it s soul. with $800 and a dream he created an empire that changed music forever. the jackson 5. the supremes. the miracles. and stevie wonder. all among the legendary acts responsible for the motown sound. i went back to where it all began. you re here at the motown museum in studio a at hitsville usa. since the 1950s, studio a is guaranteed to transport you to a
we all feel a sense of pride about what we ve accomplished here. i heard it through the grape vine calling out around the world when i came in this door, i felt some magic and i knew that this is a place i wanted to be. you could see where in the studio a, where the tile is off the floor from the musicians and the producers keeping that steady beat. it s a heartbeat. it s like the sound of young america. that s what berry gordy referred to it as. this is where it was created. i ve got a lot of sweat and blood and tears in this building. standing at these microphones. the pulse has been very, very strong for the love of music right here in this building, in this studio a motown. my town. my home. wow. that museum was unchanged
the pulse has been very, very strong for the love of music right here in this building, in this studio a, motown, my town, my home. brian, thousands of tourists travel there every year. it is an unbelievable experience to be there. it s literally unchanged since the 1950s. i think about that first room where johnny cash did his first recording. mack wh imagine what it was like. you get such a great vibe when you walk in the studio. it gives you the chills. you have to get out of the car. do you think they would let me take it for a test drive. the clutch is temper mental. still ahead, what s detroit s best export. your tweets and texts and e-mails. morning joe just moments away. nascar is ab.out excitement but tracking all the action