A mysterious illness took away country legend John Anderson’s hearing and nearly killed him. He tells Anthony Mason about his miraculous recovery — and how working on new music with friends helped heal him: “I’ve been lucky.” | CBS Mornings

Jon Anderson rose to fame as the lead singer of Yes, one of the most enduring and successful progressive rock bands to come out of England in the 1970s. He was born and raised in Accrington, England and has toured all over the world, but after 25 years in the United States, the English rock star decided to become an American citizen. In this clip, Anderson tells me about that emotional experience. You can catch the rest of my conversation with the talented Jon Anderson tomorrow night on “The Big

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Across years of conversations, John’s guests have consistently issued the same warning: net zero will impose immense costs and deliver minimal results. | John Anderson AC