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A cute little voice. i mean i have that lovely girls voice which was nice for singing. i wanted to keep that voice and was annoyed when my voice broke. there everyones voice changes. the moment you know there i was playing with my wheelbarrow full moon youre almost thirty five and you still have it you still play with that meat and sometimes but not as much as before. that well of course you were a child now youre an adult and you have other interests. at the counseling center i made some new fr...

House. >> ive got to go talk to people and see them outside of the white house and outside of their offices and gained a lot of insight and documentation and its -- you know, its a tough look at the world and your administration and you. >> right. well, i assume that means its going to be a negative book, but, you know, im sort of 50% used to that. thats all right. some are good and some are bad. sounds like this is going to be a bad one. >> its really a turning point where bob says a tough look...

Recall hearing that? >> i dont recall hearing that. >> do you want me to play it again? >> no. >> okay. do you acknowledge his voice changes? >> it sounds like maybe the environment hes in changed to me more. >> so hes moving. >> like me might be walking or it might be windy. >> okay. but would you acknowledge and the reason i ask, because you mentioned you had heard his voice change on prior occasions when he was, i think you described whooping it up, like celebrating, is that correct? >> yes. ...

That hes heading towards? >> the back entrance. >> okay. did you hear him say, mr. zimmerman, you recognize his voice, correct? >> i do recognize his voice. >> i dont know about that. >> you can tell his voice changes, doesnt it? >> i dont think so. >> do you want me to play it again? >> i heard it three times, i dont think his voice is changing. >> you think his voice is just constant throughout that? >> it seems to be, to me. >> okay. >> all were asking you is what you believe having heard tha...

>> he used, pardon my language, he used "these assholes always get away", do you remember hearing that? >> yes. >> do you acknowledge that his voice changes? >> i think maybe the environment that hes in changed to me more. >> so hes moving. >> like he might be walking or it might be windy. >> okay. but you acknowledge, and the reason i asked you, because you mentioned you had heard his voice change on prior occasions, you described it look whooping it up and celebrating. >> yes. >> you mentioned...

Of the world has ever been able to do. >> i like the peter brady moment, where your voice changes on camera. i want to see that again. >> you looked like wayne newton. >> neil: you are all having... >> all right. >> sticker shock at the grocery store, americans are feeling the punch and these guys... up next, here, are you ready to jump off the fiscal cliff? apparently the white house is ready to veto a fix and take the plunge, we report, why republicans and their reaction might want to make you...

toss the head set fell. >> zimmerman says he was acting in self-defense and has never been arrested or charged, but martins family and their many supporters claim that racial bias in the shooting and the investigation. so now the fbi has stepped in and the justice department has opened a civil rights investigation. cnn legal analyst sunny hostin joining me now with more on all of this. why dont we go ahead and start with trayvons cell phone friend. i understand you actually have a copy...

At 12? where did you learn the guitar? >> my grandmother was a music teacher, and my grandfather taught me a few chords on the guitar before he died. i was 6 years old when he died. but then my grandmother taught my sister and i a lot about music. she learned to read. and id sit on the piano. while she was reading id sit there and play guitar and try to learn the chords. >> larry: when did you learn to sing? >> i was writing poems before i would write melodies, about things i couldnt have possib...

>> larry: guitars first. >> guitar. >> larry: is that what you did at 12? where did you learn the guitar? >> my grandmother was a music teacher, and my grandfather taught me a few chords on the guitar before he died. i was 6 years old when he died. but then my grandmother taught my sister and i a lot about music. she learned to read. and id sit on the piano. while she was reading id sit there and play guitar and try to learn the chords. so i learned a lot from just listening to her. >> larry: wh...

Like it sounds now? what did you sound like at 12? >> i had a high voice and i went through the same problem that every guy goes through when his voice changes. i was playing clubs, and my voice changed, so i went from a high singer to a low and then back and forth and it would break for about two years. >> larry: youve collaborated with many different artists, tried many different genres of music. does the country music establishment, if there such a thing, get angry when you perform with these...