of this. jean hit the bulls eye in just the right way. he wanted to set his mark on history, and you know, be set amongst the greats. you know, he wore hair that was different than everyone else. and it s kind of funny to watch people today wearing it the same way that he did. he was so plugged in to culture, what was cutting edge at that time, what was the hottest records. i think that s what makes him so powerful and profound. those are some of the most important reminiscence from his own family and a friend who grew up with him at the time. and we have talked about this 50th anniversary of hip-hop. you probably heard about it in general this year and we touched on it on the show. basquiat is along with picasso one of the most cited artists in all of hip-hop, not only for his influence, not only for the value of his paintings are some
better off than their parents and radical left is pushing us to culture of grievance instead of culture of greatness. todd: with that, you re watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. and i m ashley strohmier for carley shimkus. ashley: is it enough to win the nomination? the senator is facing competitors like former president trump, governor ron desantis and others possibly waiting to jump in. alexandria hoff is live in washington. good morning. alexandria: you saw in the clip, the 57-year-old senator kicked off his campaign with a life lifted out of poverty has provided him. scott has more cash on hand than any other gop hopeful. joe biden and the radical left are against every rung of the ladder that helped me climb. that is why, i m announcing
patriotism and faith. fewest people in 30 years believe their kids will be better off than their parents and radical left is pushing us to culture of grievance instead of greatness. alexandria: he kicked off the campaign at charleston southern university. donald trump tweeted, good luck to senator tim scott, it is rapidly loading up with lots of people and tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious. for month, the former president has simple talking point for any republican is the economy, latest poll shows 76% of
chefs, restauranteur architects, entrepreneurs. i sit down with them. an amazing latin meal. with a few drinks. lots of laughs. i smuggle in content, but we have a great show. every show is a party. > i wanted to ask you about that you talked about the diversity within latinos in this country oftentimes, they re lumped together in one large group. may be treated as a monolith as you noted near series, as w all know, there are many cultures and countries o origin that include this community. talk to me abou that. how do you push back against this false notion that latinos are a monolithic group in america. those two thing have to tease out of that. we re not a monolith, no group is a monolith. we have republicans, we have religious fanatics, we have it all. left, right. we have that all we can be united we are very united because o culture, language. we have very similar foods we love each other s music
politics banner and sort of wall of that. does he run into that wall. before we move on, just quick fact check. if you re standing from front of a sign that said truth, does that mean you are true? yes, i believe so. that is how that works. read the sign. you can t fact check that. so we have the lighters out because this is a news segment and fall back. what is on your fallback. the first group to fallback who have fallen back is the many people which include record labels, intellectual property lawyers other musicians for past 15 to 20 years have prevented the great artists from having their music available and accessible on streaming platforms. they re one of the formative seminole acts of the late 80s and early 90s and because they were such mad geniuses with samples, have an entire catalogue that wasn t clear or