Eurovision song contest kicks off in Liverpool in lieu of Ukraine conflict

It’s like the Olympics of pop music — European countries send one band to perform one song, and they advance through rounds of competition until one country is named the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest. Last year’s winners from Ukraine are unable to host in-country this year due to ongoing conflict with Russia, so Liverpool is stepping in. To learn more about it, The World’s Carol Hills spoke to Dr. Eurovision, himself, Paul Jordan.