We're mixing it up a little bit tonight, and you are very lucky that we are because following our world premiere of his extraordinary anthem of protest that went live at 5 o'clock,

once again, I have with me the great musician, human being, and thankfully for me,

friend, Nils Lofgren.

Hi, again.

Hi, Mary.

Good to see you again.

It's amazing to see you too, Nils.

As you know, we spoke and had a chance to listen to no kings, no hate, no fear, which again, I need to repeat this.

It's in my bloodstream now.

It's in my bones.

So some people may have not yet had a chance to see that.

So I wanted to bring you back and have you talk a little bit about how this song came to be.

And then, because I'm like the luckiest person on the planet, we get to listen to it together again.

Sure, Mary, look, it's great to see you again.

Yeah, a number of weeks ago, look, first of all, you know, we've been friends for years, but we got to meet you over a year ago and have you come out here

and hang with me and Amy. My wife Amy has been, you know, a freedom fighter for 12 years,

getting horrible threats online. We're fabulous fans of yours, and especially now with what's

going on with this regime running the country. We need, you know, a couple hundred more Mary

Trumps and Amy Lofman,

which we don't have yet. But we'll take the two of you. And anyway, a friend that you

introduced this to quite a while ago, Joyce Vance came through town, me and Amy had a great dinner

with her. I got a text from her a few weeks ago. We need an anthem. And, you know, I thought, wow, an anthem,

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