Transcript (en)

You actually collaborated on this album with another music legend, Eminem, and obviously you guys have very different political leanings, but I think it's a really important move because it reminds people that at the end of the day, we can be friends and family and human beings with one another, even if we differ politically. What was your goal with this and how was it working with Eminem? You just said it. That was the whole goal with it. We said years ago, we said, man, let's not let politics divide us. And we never did. And so when I asked him to be part of this and the stuff that he's writing, he totally got it. He knew how important it was for two little foul-mouthed rappers, white rappers from Detroit, maybe could set a good example for the rest of this country that, hey, you know, it's okay, like you said, to differ politically and still be friends. I keep saying it, but thinking differently and having the freedom to do so is what makes this country great. So I'm so thankful he's on the record. He's been a tremendous friend for almost 40 years. I've always told people what a great father he is. He's just a class act all the way around.