he s still got. it we heard nelly, we heard chloe bringing the house down. this has been an incredible show of talent. so many inspirational remarks honoring this federal holiday. it is now a federal holiday, juneteenth. and it s all about freedom. we are back with juneteenth on cnn. i m sara sidner along with van jones. it just keeps getting better and better. there are moments from now where we will talk to some of the folks that you saw on the stage. some of the headliners, kurt franklin, big freedia the members of swv. we will hem it up with them. i m proud to be an american. i am proud of kurt. it s an unbelievable show. you have the young folks. i guarantee people who had never heard of chloe, they now know who she is. i ll tell you what, charlie. he has still got it. he brought the house down. i love seeing people who love their craft and can do it for their entire lives. it s beautiful. now, speaking of a little surprise, a little coolness, a little duet, we saw s
History of the significance of what it is to have, to be a real musician. steph is out there, stephanie if you have any questions. i know you just saw him and lost your mind. i did, and because i had already, i saw him before he left here, i ll be honest, i was like mike phillips! and now, i said, i m just gonna call you mike philly. and on top of it, i was watching the crowd and was like, okay saxophone man. okay, all right, sir. and at the end of it, everyone is on their feet. people were, the mines were blown. and then not just to play the notes, but dancing, and jumping while he was playing the notes. it was fantastic. but here s the thing, i have been listening to your music, mike philly, and i am trying to figure out how gonna play lift y voice and sing, the black national anthem. and then also do a rendition of threes company? religion the tv show we used to watch as kids, he got that on his album.