for an attack on the afghan military. all of this comes after a bombing that killed more than 100 people in kabul on saturday. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is free after police detained him sunday. a long-time critic of president putin called for a protest to boycott march s presidential election which he says is rigged. politics took center stage at the 60th annual grammy awards that took place in new york on sunday. one of the biggest moments of the night was kesha s emotional performance of her song called praying. she paid troyibute to the me to and time s up movement. we turn to yemen now. the prime minister there is accusing southern separatists of protecting a coup. government forces and the separatist group clashed on sunday in aden.
kind. and time s up for the abuse of power. because, you see, it s not just going on in hollywood. it s not just going on in washington. it s right here in our industry as well. then came an emotional performance by singer kesha. i hope you re somewhere praying i hope you re somewhere changing kesha shown on the me too movement with her song prayin. she was joined by camilla cabello to took the chance to give a speech about immigration while introducing u2. tonight in this room full of music s dreamers, we remember that this country was built by dreamers, for dreamers, chasing the american dream.
fire and fury spoken word auditions take one. he gets up during meetings with world leaders because he is bored. he had a long-term fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonalds. nobody knew he was coming and the food was safely pre-made. sandra: that s the one. bill: just a sample from last night grammys in new york city. hillary clinton surprise anti-trump cameo one of politically charged moments. mary anne marsh, katie pavlich, ladies, good morning to both of you. did you guys watch? i watched until 9:00 and shut it off. apparently i thought it was pretty tame until 9:00, katie. i woke up this morning and i missed a ton. here is what i think. this gets tired. uh-huh. it gets very old. predictable. look, here is the problem with this. the entire grammys seen last night was all about the time s
up movement. artists wearing white roses to show they re all against sexual harassment and enabling of that sexual harassment. here we are with hillary clinton who made a career out of enabling powerful and abusive men both in her personal life and the state department reading from a book by michael wolff who just last week falsely smeared ambassador nikki haley and said she had an affair with president trump and therefore that s how she got her job. they are promoting his book on this stage. it proves they re hypocrites, they re self-righteous and that they re completely superficial when it comes to actually taking the times up movement seriously. bill: what do you think, mary anne? first of all art is always a reflection of society. everybody at the grammys last night the vast majority of people, women, african-americans, dreamers, latinos, gay, immigrants, go down the list have in some way,
yip issues. those are serious. he campaigned against this system for the republican nomination. as soon as he gets in there, it s just more and more money, more fund-raising. same thing is going on with the democrats. americans and that s how we get into this situation. real quickly, i have to ask you about hillary clinton and this news this morning that she saved, basically, the job of somebody on her campaign in 08 who was accused of sexual harassment. your reaction to how that might affect anything moving forward for the dems. again, it is another example of how hillary clinton has a long career of saying one thing and doing another behind closed doors and it damages her standing in being an advocate for the me too, times up movement. the democrats need to move on from hillary clinton. anyone who is holding on can save the party or be the centerpiece, they need to move on from that. she is the past and better off