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of bon iver. and so, i think a tier of perhaps adult listeners who hadn't paid attention to her before suddenly woke up to her and realised that, you know, this is a smart songwriter, not somebody they might previously have written offjust as a sort of superficial pop star. and i think the combination of that and the stratospheric economic impact of the eras tour has made people realise, like, this is, you know, a very serious artist and businesswoman. you know, i read a stat that said that the gdp from the eras tour — sorry, the profits from the eras tour alone would make her the 36th smallest nation in the world on that alone in terms of gdp. so, there's 35 countries in the world that are not making as much as the eras tour has. and you are rare because you have actually had an interview with taylor swift. she's a difficult person to pin down for an interview. i've been culture editor for quite a few years now at the bbc news and certainly haven't had an interview with taylor swift as yet. what was that like? i think you went to her, well, apartment in nashville, was it? yes, i did, yeah. so, it took about a year of meetings to make it happen.
you know, this is a smart songwriter, not somebody they might previously have written offjust as a sort of superficial pop star. and i think the combination of that and the stratospheric economic impact of the eras tour has made people realise, like, this is, you know, a very serious artist and businesswoman. you know, i read a stat that said that the gdp from the eras tour — sorry, the profits from the eras tour alone would make her the 36th smallest nation in the world on that alone in terms of gdp. so, there's 35 countries in the world that are not making as much as the eras tour has. and you are rare because you have actually had an interview with taylor swift. she's a difficult person to pin down for an interview. i've been culture editor for quite a few years now at the bbc news and certainly haven't had an interview with taylor swift as yet. what was that like? i think you went to her apartment in nashville, was it? yes, idid. yeah. so, it took about a year of meetings to make it happen. i had to pitch really hard and, yeah, take a lot of meetings
recruiting his old boss, former president barack obama, to star in his new campaign ad for small dollar donations. >> some things just go together like me and joe. >> ice cream on a hot summer day, a strong grassroots team and a winning campaign. [laughter] pete: it's so bad. meanwhile, fox news polling shows president trump ahead of biden in the battleground statements of georgia and michigan. they're tied in pennsylvania and wisconsin. and my oldest kid's favorite, nascar driver denny hamlin revealing a stunning stat on how much teams spend on tires they don't use over the course of the season. listen to this. >> nearly $is 1 million. nearly $1 million of tires that jgr, the team spent on tires that it never ran. pete: that's a stunning stat. right now it's looking clear in alabama, but rain could be a factor during tomorrow's geico
to her and realised that, you know, this is a smart songwriter, not somebody they might previously have written offjust as a sort of superficial pop star. and i think the combination of that and the stratospheric economic impact of the eras tour has made people realise, like, this is, you know, a very serious artist and businesswoman. you know, i read a stat that said that the gdp from the eras tour — sorry, the profits from the eras tour alone would make her the 36th smallest nation in the world on that alone in terms of gdp. so, there's 35 countries in the world that are not making as much as the eras tour has. and you are rare because you have actually had an interview with taylor swift. she's a difficult person to pin down for an interview. i've been culture editor for quite a few years now at the bbc news and certainly haven't had an interview with taylor swift as yet. what was that like? i think you went to her, well, apartment in nashville, was it? yes, i did, yeah. so, it took about a year of meetings to make it happen. i had to pitch really hard and, yeah, take a lot of meetings to make it work. but then, you know, for somebody who's so sort of secretive about what she does, i think one thing
me, 40,000 have arrived in the area. and my oldesten son's favorite drive denny ham eleven revealing a stunning stat the on how much teams, at least his team, spend on tires that they don't use over the course of the nascar season. listen to this. >> nearly $1 million. nearly $1 million worth of tires that jgr are, the team spent on tires that it never ran. >> you use them later? pete: do they have an expiration date? these are all questions that i have. right now it's looking clear in alabama, but rain could be a factor during tomorrow's geico 500 at talladega super speedway. catch the race at 3:00 on fox with precoverage starting at 2. and in the morning, the chief himself is going to be live from the track at talladega. i'm angry with him that that is his assignment, and he joins us now with his fox weather
list as he has with all his other legal cases, but they were unsuccessful with the new york case. >> so now he is in north carolina today on a saturday and saturday rallies, weekend rallies are gonna be rob a huge part of this trial to trail presidential campaign for the former president. and as you said, fredricka north carolina is a very important state. he only wanted by about 1.3% just four years ago. and there'll be a focal point in this election, this fall as well. i want to point you to one stat that i think is really interesting about this particular moment because just a month ago, republican voters here, how the primary in our exit polls 30% of them said that they do not think trump would be fit to serve if he is convicted of a crime that is a troubling statistic for the trump campaign, especially as this trial just gets underway, fred. >> all right. again, opening arguments on monday. thank you. so much, steve contorno. they're at a rally where the former president will have tonight in north carolina. >> all right, so this pivotal
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