Rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. Visit petmeds. Com today. Wait a minute, man. Let me count it off. One, two, three, four. Marvin touched the souls of millions of people. Oh, mercy, Mercy Me he was just revolutionary. 50 years later its all happening today. No one listened to the words on this album. Whats going on is prophecy, man. Hi, im don lemon. This album right here, Sound Track of my childhood. I still remember my mom cranking up the radio in our Station Wagon with the Wood Panel sides when whats going on came on. Marvin gayes record went p platinum. A half century later still going strong, still resonates as the nation struggles with racism and inequality. So it made me wonder how and why this one album could still be saying so much to so many people after 50 years. My father is a minister so i recall seeing a lot in church as a child. My music i think reflects my ethnic upbringing, fortunately. And i
joining me now is cnn s white house correspondent john harwood and former cia officer david priest. david, good to see you. i haven t seen you in a while. david is the author of the president s book of secrets. let s start with john harwood. john, president biden says trump should no longer receive briefings citing his erratic behavior. this is a big deal. well, it s a big deal, don, in the sense that no other ex-president has been denied this information. but it s a completely normal deal when you think about how donald trump is different from every other previous ex-president. is he discreet with classified information? no. he wasn t as president. is he capable of providing wise advice that joe biden or any other policy maker would value based on that information? no. is there something suspicious about his relationship vladimir putin and russia? yes. does anyone doubt that donald trump is capable of taking classified information and using it to benefit himself politica
and one that cowers in fear of its apparently extremist base. the sad truth is that democrats in congress had to discipline margie q greene because house minority leader kevin mccarthy was unwilling to do so himself. mccarthy was willing to hold a secret ballot on the fate of republican congresswoman liz cheney, his own third in command who received a resounding if anonymous show of support to remain in republican leadership last night but he couldn t muster the courage to reject the qanon congresswoman. with this vote tonight, house republicans, many of whom stood up and gave greene a standing ovation in a caucus meeting yesterday will now be defined as supporting someone who backed calls for assassinating speaker nancy pelosi and threatened the non-white women members of the squad in social media ads. she promoted an anti-semetic and islam mow phobic video that had been reportedly circulating among neonazis. it claimed a, quote, unholy alliance of leftists, capitalists and
soon to become the law of the land. president biden saying he will sign the bill soon, taking the delayed victory lap after a battering few months for the white house. we re looking forward to have shovels in the ground to begin rebuilding in america. for all of you at home who feel left behind and forgotten in an economy that s changing so rapidly, this bill is for you. of course the divides within the parties themselves are on display yesterday. six house progressives rejected the president s last-minute pitch, voting no on the physical infrastructure while the second social spending bill remains without a concrete date that could come later this month. then on the other side, 13 republicans joined democrats in embracing some version of the future. though their parties scored high-profile state victories this week by denying both history and the present, my panel unpacks this climatic week that was as democrats still shaken by the implications of this week s losses in v
she has a legacy that is beyond where she grew up, how she grew up. the relationship she was in with ike turner. she really expanded beyond that and the thing that i think is really amazing about tina turner is the fact of her musical legacy and how many decades as you were speaking to, she was putting out music and as a time when people wanted to silo black music, she was like, no. this is the kind of music i m going to do. i m going to be the queen of rock and roll and do songs in the way. she was iconic in the way she performed. for how long she performed. her positive outlook despite what she may have gone through. i d be remiss if i didn t mention her energy performing and those legs. she was known for those fantastic legs and dance moves. her iconic hair. she was always, always true and honest to herself as she evolved. even with the kinds of songs she liked doing, simply the best, a fantastic song. the song from mad max and also golden eye. she did iconic songs for fil