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Twyla Tharp, shown above at Pacific Northwest Ballet in 2008, says the pandemic has impacted her body: "In terms of routine, discipline, just ordinary day-to-day activities — the body doesn't know itself at the moment." Fresh Air Weekend highlights some of the best interviews and reviews from past weeks, and new program elements specially paced for weekends. Our weekend show emphasizes interviews with writers, filmmakers, actors and musicians, and often includes excerpts from live in-studio concerts. This week: 'Dance Can Give Community': Twyla Tharp On Choreographing Through Lockdown: Twy...

Teeth into this pigford story and banging the drums on it and most of left was rolling the eyes saying he was crazy or making it up. there wasn't any mainstream media interest at all. then you had the "new york times" doing a 5,000 word piece on this. basically says that andrew breitbart was right in everything he was saying about the injustices and fraud involved in this case. of the two things interesting here, jon, one, it goes to the "new york times," although i'm not fan. what it really digs its teeth into something extraordinary journalism. this piece was just that cultural power. all th...

Teeth into this pigford story and banging the drums on it and most of left was rolling the eyes saying he was crazy or making it up. there wasn't any mainstream media interest at all. then you had the "new york times" doing a 5,000 word piece on this. basically says that andrew breitbart was right in everything he was saying about the injustices and fraud involved in this case. of the two things interesting here, jon, one, it goes to the "new york times," although i'm not fan. what it really digs its teeth into something extraordinary journalism. this piece was just that cultural power. all th...

How significant an event would this be, and really why would we even consider it? >> i don't know why we would consider it, i don't think we should consider it, and i think the denials ought to come from the white house and from the secretary of state, and they ought to be flat, clear and unequivocal. nothing about recently, nothing about senior leaders, nothing about -- nothing that leaves any door open. megyn: based on what you're seeing now -- >> the enormity of something like that is, can't possibly be overstated. megyn: i mean, is it like releasing bin laden? >> yeah. this guy -- understa...