the house just passed a stop-gap bill to prevent a government shutdown. isn t that the reason they got rid of kevin mccarthy? more on that later in the show. and biden sitting down with xi jinping tomorrow for what is sure to be long american surround. and the thunder dome, we ll get into that later on. first, license to kill is focus of tonight s the angle. growing up in the 70s, changes were happening, withdrawal from vietnam, nixon resigning, gas lines and the jimmy carter malaise. with all of that, i don t remember ever hearing about stories of mobs, mostly young people brazenly committing criminal actses. the christmas season is around the corner, you re hearing christmas music, and fed ex. truck drivers are not just worried about getting packages on time. robbery of a fed ex truck, multiple cars blocked him at the red light in south memphis around 8:30 saturday night and broke into his truck and stole $100,000 of deliveries, putting our city on edge. laura: no on
discovered at the age of 9, then signing to motown to the age of 10 and then at 11 had the first record out. larry: and that helped the whole family? we did make some money. larry: you were a progidy. did you play piano when you were like 5? yeah, i played piano. obviously, sound was very important to me. so when i was able to, you know, touch that thing, what is called a piano, i was curious about it and i think the first that was probably the first thing that i played. larry: three blind mice, appropriately enough. it had to be tough. i ve interviewed george schering. he was great. larry: he said that when you have never seen, he didn t