good to have yana. up next, grammy-winning musician steve earle, plus a musical performance. stay with us. always pleased to welcome steve earle to this program. he is out with a new project "called on never get out of this world alive." a book by the same title is available. good to have you back on this program. how is that little baby? >> he turned it won about three weeks ago -- he turned one about three weeks ago. this was last november here in l.a. when we were making the record. tavis: i wonder if he even has a choice. his daddy is an artist, his mother is an artist. what choice does he really have? >> he got a ukuleles for his birthday and he has a guitar and piano. my friend has a guitar shop and he says people are always complaining about what instrument their musical kid can play. tavis: i thought about that old joke, the chicken and the egg, which won came first? >> as far as the title goes, i have been working on the book for almost eight years. it seems like it should be a bigger book. [laughter] it is not my day job. it is a novel that i started about nine or 1

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yana tunisian at italian residence permits. the french police arrived and said you know what we are going to you would you? they tore up their permits. they have a work permit officially issued by italy, and they say it does not count and they tear it up. if that is the lot in europe, then we are wrong. that is why i am asking you here today to put a stop to this, stop telling us that the problem is in north africa, security problems. it is a problem of the insecurity of the people who live there. let's share them out among us. let's allow them to stay here with temporary residence permits until things calm down. if you spread them around for europe, there will be no problem. if we agree to a debate on it schengen, if we agree to this populist pressure and racism, you know what is going to be with these border checks. it will be a check on what people look like. all those people with the darker skins will be checked up on. then we will have a europe that is fine for the people with white skin but not the people with the darker