There s really no way to overstate his influence not only on the stones but on the history of the music we love. Yeah, this is a great song choice. This is early stones get off my cloud, charlie watts, he was 80 years old. We got word weeks ago he wouldn t be out on the fall tour. Knew he wasn t in good health. He was so influential hearing from paul mccartney, and elton john and ringo starr, and the funny thing about me always was to me and most people, he really was an understated jazz drummer. He later had a jazz orchestra. That was his first passion, but in 1962 and 63 he met up with mic jagger and keith richards and signed up for this gig where mic jagger is projecting and peacocking to 80,000 people in wembley stadium. Charlie s expressionless, keeping the beat as if he was in the basement of a jazz club somewhere, so truly one of the greats, the long time, nearly 60 years with the rolling stones. The great charlie watts died yesterday at 80 years old. And rhythm sections of roc
Chauvin, a painful reminder that the verdict is only one small victory in the long road to meaningful police reform. Something another mother underscored today during a memorial for daunte in new york city. Gwen carr lost her son, keric garner, to police violence seven years ago and felt a familiar pain when she saw george floyd crying out, i can t breathe. Those same words, i can t breathe, were uttered by her son 11 times after an nypd police officer grabbed him around the neck with his forearm and pressed him to the ground. We can t only sympathize with these families, we have to empathize with them. Put yourself in this situation, like i have been in this situation. I know how it feels to lose a child. I know how it feels when they come and then nobody is saying they re sorry. Those police officers who killed my child, we never hear from them. In fact, they try to protect them. So this just has to stop. We are just not going to take it. We, the george floyd verdict, good, but we ne
traditionally, former presidents don t say so much right after leaving office, and they don t necessarily go after the people who have followed them, however, that s not going to be the case later on today. as for the kind of reception the president s going to to be getting, we imagine he is going to be thrilled to see his supporters. they ve been lining up for the last two days outside of the orlando hyatt convention center for a chance to see him as the excitement if builds. we expect the president s going to speak on a number of topics with more on a focus of how the party can move forward to win back the house and senate in 2022. fox has a few of the excerpts. quote: we are not starting new parties, and we will not be dividing our power and our strength. instead, we will be united and strong like never before. now, cpac s speakers have repeated that there is no civil war within the gop. but other gop lawmakers say they can t see a trump second term in the cards. i don t
dana: hello everyone, it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five . [ ] consoling the criminal and not the victim s family, president biden getting slammed by critics after appearing to apologize. to the alleged killer. president describing him as an illegal immigrant during the state of the union address and then faced with fierce backlash from many and his party who said that he should have used the term undocumented. use the word illegal win talking about the band that allegedly killed laken riley. president biden: undocumented person. i should not have used illegal, undocumented. look, when i spoke about the difference between trump and me one of the things i talked about the border was his way of talking about vermin and the people polluting, what i won t do, i won t treat any of these people with disrespect. they built the country. the reason our economy is growing. we have to control the border and we an orderly flow but i don t share his view is all at
the gdp fell by the biggest percentage since the great depression. 22 million americans also jobs in the first few months of the lockdown. remember that? you may not know that at least 5 million of them everyone back to work. they dropped out of the workforce for good. at the same time as fear people were working thanks to the lunacy the national debt rose by ten flame dollars. unprecedented ented along with , our debt to china also rose. at the level of our society every bad became more common. drug ods, suicide, suicide, illiteracy, crime it will skyrocket. every marker, marriages and birthrates dropped. you know what happened because you live here. none of that is even counting the deaths from the coronavirus itself. that s a topic that public health authorities have lied so consistently it will likely never know what the real number is. but we can be confident it was of thousands. every level covert crushed america. centuries-old tradition is to evaporate not a better one