harvey: right. does one feed the other? when you tour it helps records, and when you record it helps touring? well, yeah, for sure. the record companies like it when we tour and promote the record, you know? plus, we enjoy doing it, whether it s new or old. whisky river is still a good song. whisky river is a great song. whisky river, take my mind don t let her memory torture me whiskey river, don t run dry you re all i got, take care of me do you keep up the same pace that you did 20 years ago on the road? cause i don t think you ve slowed down. we re in san antonio right now, and you re about to perform. oh, i think we re kind of moving along at pretty much the same speed that we have been for a while. our shows are kind of up-tempo, good, high energy shows, and our audience seems to like that.
harvey: right. does one feed the other? when you tour it helps records, and when you record it helps touring? well, yeah, for sure. the record companies like it when we tour and promote the record, you know? plus, we enjoy doing it, whether it s new or old. whisky river is still a good song. whisky river is a great song. whisky river, take my mind don t let her memory torture me whiskey river, don t run dry you re all i got, take care of me do you keep up the same pace that you did 20 years ago on the road? cause i don t think you ve slowed down. we re in san antonio right now, and you re about to perform. oh, i think we re kind of moving along at pretty much the same speed that we have been for a while. our shows are kind of up-tempo, good, high energy shows, and our audience seems to like that.
thank you very much. ( crowd cheering ) thank you. i know you have a show to do, and i am deeply honored that you spent some time with me. thank you so much, willie. - enjoy the show. - thank you so much. - you re welcome. - really appreciate it. - enjoy the show. - thank you. whiskey river, take my mind don t let her memory torture me whiskey river, don t run dry you re all i got, take care of me whiskey river, take my mind don t let her memory torture me
what the repercussions could be. but, you know, taking on this or this and trying to incorporate it into your music, i find it hard to do. i just go out there and sing whisky river. i don t care if you re a baptist or a methodist. don t bother me. you were one of the first celebrities to get involved with the occupy wall street. that was a big deal for you, wasn t it? willie: yeah, i think i m kind of a supporter of anybody who s got something they wanna go out and do for freedom and for the rights of everybody. i m for that. - you re an animal rights activist. - yeah. do you eat meat? i will eat a little bacon every now and then. i don t eat too much steak, because i just don t, but i eat a lot of bacon and eggs. climate change is a big deal for you, and you ve written about it, you care about it. well, i know it s a fact, so whether you believe it or not,
age i have say long friend. long time. i m thrilled to be here. nice to have you. will cain is here as well. we all know will cain. back again. got lots to talk about this morning. our starting point though is rick santorum waking up a big winner this morning as he swept all three states last night. strong victories in missouri and in minnesota. and a nail baiter win in the state of colorado. santorum says it is not just a victory for him but for the party overall. tonight was not just a victory for us. tonight was a victory for the voices of our party, conservatives and tea party people who are out there every single day in the vineyards building the conservative movement in this country, building the base of the republican party, and building a voice for freedom in this land. thank you. ron brownstein is the editorial director at the national journal and he will join our panel this morning. he has gotten so much better as a candidate, not ron brownstein, but rick