the cnn film little richard is up next. ow! man: little richard, it s now 16 years since you had your first hits. oh, yes. do you realize that well, you must realize that at your performances now there are people who weren t even alive when you first began? yes, but i have woke them up now. everybody that wasn t alive when i started and was gone, i have brought the spirit and put it on them. were you always so shy? no, i m not. a lot of people say i m shy, but i let it all hang out, every bit. the love, the gentleness, the tenderness, the kindness, you ain t supposed to hide them. you got it. god gave it. show it to the world. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, if you will, a man who s become a legend in his own time, little richard! [ cheers and applause ] good golly, miss molly sure like to ball that music, that beat, his voice. the oooh my god, who is that? who is that? can t hear your mama call good golly, miss molly i d never seen any
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a hearing in which you can see them. also coming up tonight a battle motivated by pure fear america s commander in chief goes to war with america s chronicler in chief. and. the things that some of the things trump did and does jeopardize the real national security. are we begin the day in sweden and the election that didn t go right far right as planned swedish voters elected a new national parliament yesterday it was an election that europe watched with a mixture of anticipation and dread the anti immigration sweden democrats were poised for an upset victory a rebuke of the country s generous policies towards migrants but that did not happen instead the governing social democrats remain the biggest party the sweden
democrats the party with neo nazi roots not just up four percent but still failed to meet its goal of becoming the country s second biggest political force however it s not business as usual forming a new government will be much harder because mainstream parties all los
didn t go right far right as planned swedish voters elected a new national parliament yesterday it was an election that europe watched with a mixture of anticipation and dread the anti immigration sweden democrats were poised for an upset victory a rebuke of the country s generous policies towards migrants but that did not happen instead the governing social democrats remain the biggest party the sweden democrats the party with neo nazi roots notched up four percent but still failed to meet its goal of becoming the country s second biggest political force however it s not business as usual forming a new government will be much harder because mainstream parties all lost some support to the far right and with that sweden has become the next step in europe s dangerous dance with populous. this
divide to make it possible to govern sweden so regardless of the final election results this will be the death of bloc politics. i but his invitation to the center right to engage in cross party
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