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Godfather of Funk reflects on career-defining albums, passing the torch and why set lists are still his “number one no-no.”

>> what's going on? i ain't going to lie. you want to stand up for this one. you're going to wand to stand for this. look, today is juneteenth, but we couldn't let the day go by without wishing a happy father's day to all the amazing fathers out there. can we give a round of applause for all the fathers out there? happy father's day, dad. >> thank you, son. it's here to be your father. but right now it's also an honor to celebration the next tonight's performer. >> yeah, so look, earth, wind, & fire, these are three winds that have become synonymous with good music, good vibes, and overall fun...

Israel and saudi arabia. he admits the country is in a funk saying this, blaming it on the pandemic. people are really, really down. most is a consequence of the covid crisis. this after biden blamed those oil companies for $5 gas, threatening them in a letter with emergency powers. now one is firing back writing, exxonmobil has been investing more than any other company to raise supplies. we kept investing even during the pandemic. government can promote investment through clear and consistent policy that supports u.s. resource development. but at the white house, what they won't call for is ...

Now we're telling our employees, hey, the number of people may not be what we wish it was, but that experience that we have to create for those who are here becomes even more important. >> reporter: he said that he noticed fuel costs for his fleets are now 54% higher than they were at this time last year. that's leading to the higher costs that get passed on to consumers who are less willing to do things like that. >> wow. 54% higher than they were last year. susan, this morning the paper released the national poll asking how americans are feeling about the economy. what did you find? >> well,...

The power to put people under oat but congress does not have a prosecutorial funk. it's only to investigate, legislate and to inform >> by march 1973 you had the smart select committee pushing for hearings. >> but nixon by and large did not want aides to testify. >> people were very interested in the senate hearings and whether nixon was going to claim executive privilege to keep his top aides from testifying. >> a president can't use executive privilege to shield his own criminal conduct. >> nixon was upped pressure of republicans, and many voters who had voted him in -- the-of-but they were ...