and he was the calypso guy. and he was the one that all the ladies loved because he was a great-looking man. and he had his own calypso style. he was just dynamic. he was just a wonderful entertainer and a wonderful man. looks like a great conversation. i know friday night you ve got bernie sanders and carol burnett, quite a car pool. yeah. one of the great joys of this show. we re going to do news makers, like bernie sanders, talk to him about joe biden getting into the race. about the debt limit, all of that. but we re also, you know, we get to talk to a legend like carol burnett who is turning tomorrow is turning 90 years old. wow. i got to say, it is a beautiful conversation and a sentimental journey through an extraordinary career. chris wallace, thank you so much. thank you, michael. you can catch who s talking to chris wallace in a new time slot, fridays 10:00 p.m.
century and work within our healthcare delivery system. utilize our electronic medical records. don t create parallel systems. we know how to be more efficient, more effective and most importantly if we give communities the information and the data and they can see in realtime what s happening in their communities, i know that they will do the right thing to protect their children. it s a complicated subject. thank you for that. thank you, michael. what types of stories are off limits for authors if the story isn t their s to tell? we ll talk to a white author criticized by publishers for writing about a fictional black man s experience with law enforcement. (screaming) defefeat allergy headaches fast withth new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache paiain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we re hard at work,
should be monitoring their waste water. we should know what is circulating around the globe and we should be telling americans what s circulating in the united states, whether it s rsv, covid, or the flu. was there adequate concern paid to the mental health consequences of the policies that we implemented? i get that there was concern about physical health. in retrospect i can t help but wonder if we underestimated the cause of all of this, the impact that this was going to have on mental health of americans of all ages. i m so glad you asked that, michael. because what was frustrating to me on the nih put together an excellent report in june and july of 2020 that talked about the mental health of our young people and how it was deteriorating and noted all of the increased e.r. visits, suicidal ideations. this was june of the 2020.
go from fox, ousted at fox in the past. and each, time the conversation was, well, how are they going to fill the shoes of that individuals? and each time, they did. they built a machine over there where the pistons get replaced, and they don t seem to miss a beat, right. what else? yes, because the best ratings means nothing if you don t get that advertising revenue. i don t think their business model is predicated on advertising revenue. i learn that from frank says no last night. it really seems like it s the licensing fees, whatever the connectivity way of collecting the cash is. so, fun stuff, hit me up with more social media tomorrow after the program i will read them. i will see you on radio tomorrow morning on sirius xm. back here tomorrow night. right now, cnn tonight with alisyn camerota starts right now. hi michael, good evening everyone. i m alisyn camerota, welcome to cnn tonight. former president trump accused
skin pigmentation, we can t publish this book? flat out, my agents were told i think the issue here, michael, can the bounds of literature crossed the bounds of identity and reach our common humanity and empathy? and that s what literature has always done. that s what literature should do. and i think if we have this literary segregation, we re going to end up increasing the polarization and insensitivity we already have too much of in our society. okay, i m playing devils advocate with you, but is the argument here that you re taking a seat at the table that would otherwise go to a person of color? no, because every book is its own creation. it exists only because the author imagined it. no two books are alike. it s not like you are applying for the same job. novels aren t like that. posting isn t a zero sum game. it doesn t mean that if a book by a white author, good enough of his public, that some other book by some other author will