jacksonville state university, a college became the economic force in town. it wasn't that there was a whole lot of new industry. there was then. you work with your hands for living in this country, you don't have any champions. so the mail faded out of existence and a lot of those workers -- my brother was one of them, went to work for jobs that pay less. my brother works for the city, jacksonville parks and recreation. they went to work for jobs that don't pay as much, but are not as dangerous until wreck their health. a lot of them said they would work for nothing so they could have insurance. so you know, the town went on about its collective life. but the cottonelle workers often one of the jobs that do not pay as well as other standard of living field. some got very lucky and went to work for honda, went to work for some new plants around the state where they had to travel. the town went on about his slave, but it really was as though the blue-collar hard as a place they called it in the book the bleeding blue-collar heart of the place and it would stil

jacksonville state university college became the economic force in town. it wasn't there was a whole lot of new industry. there wasn't. you worked with your hand for a living in this country, you don't have any champions. so the milk faded out of existence and a lot of those workers leader to my brother was one of them, went to work for jobs that paid less. my brother works for the city. they went to work for jobs that don't pay as much but are not as dangerous and don't wreck their health. a lot of the onset they work for nothing so they could have insurance. the town went on about its collective life. that the cotton mill workers often wound up in jobs that just did not pay as well so their standard of living fell. some got -- went to work for honda. went to work for some new plants around the state where they had to travel. the town went on about its life but it was as though the blue collar part of a place that i call it in the book, the beating blue collar heart of the place kind of wind still. it is such an odd thing to get your hands around because

the bill became a lesser force although still a force , jacksonville state university, a college became the economic force in town. not that there was a lot of whole new industry, you work with your hands for a living in this country so the bill faded out of existence and a lot of the workers, my brother was one of them went to work for jobs that paid less. they don't pay as much but are not as dangerous and it did not rack their health. a lot of them said they work for nothing so they could have insurance. the town went on about its collective life but the cotton mill workers often wound up in jobs that did not pay as well so standard of living failed some went to work for honda and got very lucky. or a new plant around the state where they had to travel. the town went on about its life but it really was the blue-collar the heart of the place it kind of went still. it is such an not deign to get your hands around because when my brother lost his job, i know that it killed him because for these people, the work is the thing. people talk about seven years and the cliche. we live for stoc

jacksonville. >> a real success story, this pakistani born business man. student. came to the united states when he was 16. student at the universityillinois and goes on to do really well and buys himself an nfl team. only america. good for him. thanks very much. >>> a republican presidential candidate, michele bachmann, is standing by to join us live. we'll get the latest on her late night uproar that prompted an apology from jimmy fallon, but was that enough? >>> here are some stories we're working on for next hour. a judge throws the book at michael jackson's doctor, sentencing to the maximum punishment. >>> president obama is heading to some key battleground states. so why is the white house ins t insisting he's not campaigning? >>> and the jet man is at it again. stand by. you're in "the situation room." the republican race for the white house may be on the verge of a major shake up with herman cain reassessing his campaign in the wake of serious allegations of an extramarital affair. joining us to talk more about that, congresswoman michele bachmann. thanks very much for coming in. >> wolf, always a pleasure to be with you, t