that was the morgan bank. c-span: what is morganization? >> guest: the main thing that morgan was doing from about the 1850s to the 1890s was both raise money for railroads and then watch over that money for his clients. there was not enough capital in america in the middle of the 19th century to build enormously expensive railroads. it had to come from europe. and european investors who had been burned by reckless buccaneers in the 1830s and '40s weren't about to send more money 3,000 miles across the atlantic without some guarantee that it would be safe. morgan in new york, working with his father in london, provided that guarantee. and that meant essentially finding sound properties, which meant having good information about what were good railroads. and then taking what they called moral responsibility for watching over the capital that their clients had put up. so say a railroad that morgan, for whom the morgan bank had sold bonds, went bankrupt, morgan would take charge of the bankruptcy. he would fire the managers, hire new ones, reo

hmm, but it is, morgan. you've lost your way. you've become distracted from your destiny by a girl, a puny little mortal girl. you're kidding yourself, morgan. if she finds out who you are, she goes straight to hell. you can never have her... but you can have me. we're like gods, morgan, and gods get lonely. this is what i still feel. this is what's human about me. pym-- is that your real name? i get a new one every time he moves me. hmm. gervais... mine's gervais. i haven't said that name aloud in... almost 60 years. [ door opens ] [ cellphone ringing ] morgan, i... i'm going to be late for work. i thought you were coming down. sorry, i was delayed. can you come up to my apartment for just a second? okay. maya... your friend is still in my apartment. i made him a sandwich. [ elevator dings ] you know it was for the best, hmm? [ knocking ] is she gone? we only have a few hours left. have you thought about your balancing bad luck? i don't know, i don't know. think! could it be someone back in manila? i'm sorry, i just cannot stop

morgan's copper e.t.f. j.p. morgan of course is purported to be the manipulator of silver obviously not confirmed they haven't been convicted or anything as so many believe because of their enormous short positions but masters has defended should we be concerned about the impact of a j.p. morgan copper e.t.f. on bad market oh absolutely. potentially. a stranglehold in the commodities world the j.p. morgan the big agent of the united states government will have a big agent of the u.s. government sure their primary dealer and u.s. government securities they have private communications with the treasury and the fed every day that we're not privy to that they are an agent of the united states government jamie dimon said that he did the fed a favor waive his bank acquire bear stearns back in this crisis so there's lots of their favorite going around that's for sure we'll see what he has to say when silver is on its way to one hundred dollars an ounce and they're all choking ok we'll see maybe you'll do your end zone

morgan because i've seen reports that over the last few years j.p. morgan is anywhere between the top or the number three underwriter of municipal bonds so j.p. morgan shook it off ran the bankers off to did the deals and said that there were not there instances where this happened you know there's been other instances where j.p. haven't is you know illegal things in the municipal market but they are a dominant dominant player in. the rating so they continue to bat be strong in this area just spite the egregious acts one of the things that seems to be recurring theme quickly before we go to break is that a lot of these deals are negotiated privately and do some closure requirements are not great so is this a situation that benefits banks and does or does not benefit taxpayers. negotiated deals you never know whether the issuer is getting the proper pricing when they should get the disclosure side usually you know somewhere within a week or two of when the deals it's really hard you're catching up always you don't really know and the other thing to be

tracy morgan, howard stern. when we come back music from tracy morgan, howard stern.jimmy: you're about to see a great band from right here in brooklyn, their latest cd is called "soul time!" here with the song "he said i can" sharon jones and the dap-kings. ♪ ♪ there ain't nobody can take away the pain i said nobody can take away the pain ♪ ♪ after where i've been i'll never love again and then i found me a man he took me by the hand ♪ ♪ he looked into my heart and he said i can yes he said he said i can ♪ ♪ he said i can he said i can he said i can ♪ he said he could love me ♪ ♪ like nobody will said he'd take me out of the valley up to the top of the hill ♪ ♪ he said he'd lift all my burdens and make my load a little lighter ♪ ♪ and if i wanted to know he would even take me higher ♪ he said i can ♪ ♪ he said i can ♪ he said i can he said i can ♪ ♪ he said he could love me like nobody will ♪ he said he would take me out of the valley and to the top of the hill ♪ said he would lift my burden and make my load a little lighter ♪ ♪ and if i wanted to know he could take

morgan the go ahead just. as who opposed it to now the concerns are that it transparency four and does serial model will discuss the impact and the newtown school shooting has unleashed tears tragedy and of course through talk of gun control and gun laws from the one thing use the bushmaster rifle to big business will talk about the reaction from wal-mart to wall street let's get to today's capital account. the price mechanism is something we often talk about on this show and the role central banks around the world play in distorting it whether through central bank there are or q e or through private banks manipulating live or without question markets are manipulated and prices distorted our next guest has been making the case for years that the precious metals markets are no exception you know it's a tough one though because there isn't a smoking gun per se of libel or with gold though we may see the queen of england touring the bank of england vaults as we did just recently and you see there what we don't ge

morgan state university...//. tonight we obtained the 911 palls made bb students: students::somebody got shot, bang, bang bang bang" bang"the shooting happened at one in the afternoon.happened at one in the afternoon.police have &pcharged a d-c man with attempted murder...after he shot morgan football player tyrell okoro.investigators say the shooting, that happened near a dorm, followed a dispute.okoro was shot in the leg. and it's a shooting that unfoldee in front of lenty of students: 3&"ssoebody just got shot on porgan's campus, right ere by thurgood, he's bleediig bad can omebody come please!" please!""caller: it's on morgan state campus! someone got shoo someone needs to come here now! 911: sir your need to calm screaa the less i cann understand you, where on &pcampus sir? " 3 on campus sir? " to hear all of the 9-1-1 calls released byypolice go to foxbaltimore dot com, ssash the suspect in the shooting &pat the st. jossphhmedical center has been charred with attempted murder.... murder.... brian dargan rema

morgan, look, those pictures were published in the paper, right? thousands, hundreds of thousands of people saw them. how am i supposed to make up for that? i'm not sure, but we still have a little time left to figure it out. maybe the star could publish your old photos from before your deal, show people that there's happiness and beauty in the world, too. whatever the answer is, i'm betting your redemption is in those pictures. call jeri slate. talk to her about it. i'll be there in five minutes, and this time, we'll get it right. all right. [ gunshot ] mr. leclaire? it was you, wasn't it? "i just happened to be driving by." isn't that what you said? well, i got to thinking after you came to see me. i did a little research. well, it seems like you're always just driving by or walking by or standing right there when something's going to happen. it's not what you think. oh, isn't it? well, what exactly do i think, anyway? do i think you get tipped off before something bad happens so you can get there and just get your shot? or do i think you're some

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morgan to do it or not so it wasn't j.p. morgan participating with with the fed why did everybody last laugh when we asked that question well you know i think look i think he deserves credit for that point by all published accounts who are not involved in that but the new york fed has

tell me about that black man, frank morgan. >> frank has a wonderful story.ot to know him a little before he passed away. he overcame a lot to make beautiful music. he was pretty well known within the jazz world, but i do not think enough people know his story. that was the impetus to try to put together a film about it. tavis: what is the story line that drives you to produce a documentary? >> he was the air apparent to charlie byrd parton. he went down a bad pass. got into drugs. , ended up spending about 28 years in prison. between the first up, and his second, 30 years went by. when he came back, he came out a gentle soul with a message. do not take the path i took. thews music to survive his the pressures, and so forth. do not go down that path. he worked the clubs. but he always stopped and told his story whenever he got a chance. he did this with me a few times. he would talk to kids about it. that is a story we have heard before. but this guy lived a tough life and overcame it, and left behind a great stuff. tavis: after 20 years of prison, he still h

a morgan state football playyr in the leg.inveetigators say... he was shot after a dispute... near a dorm.it unfolded in ffont f a crowd of students... despertately calling for help. "caller: a young man got shht. i wassin my dorm room and i looked out and he just got shot""somebody just ggt shot onnmmrgan's campus, right here can somebody come please!" pleass!"to hear all offthe 9-1-1 calls released by 3 police... go to our website, foxbaltimore dot om, slash raw news. this was the second on campus shoottng in just a matter of monnhs here.live from morggn state university, i'm megan an abingdon man is held on s..- 100-thousand doolars ail this morning...accused of trying &pto film his own daughter in the shower. shower.last month while taking a shower...the 16-year-old girl saw herrfather's ipod above the toilet...when she pt...she saw a viddo of her dad setting it p.the man told police that he... he...just wanted to see her naked.police say it was not the first time he recorded someone without their knowledge. a harford county teen charged with sexually assaultingga old ales

and she shot officer morgan. and they did escape. >> not wearing a bulletproof vest, officer morgan was killed. >> it was probably around about 9:30, quarter till 10:00. we were listening on the radio, which a whole lot wasn't coming over. we all started realizing there was something majorly wrong. i was shocked. usually we don't show our feelings here at work. but on that day on august 9th, we -- not too many people had control. >> hyatte and his wife, jennifer, were apprehended 36 hours later and charged with first-degree murder. >> when officer morgan left here that day with the inmate, never thought they wouldn't come back. but that's one thing that we do, our staff. they put their life on the line every day. >> anything can go on. ambushes can be set up. what happened to cotton, the unexpected, can really go down at any time. >> prison officials believe hyatte used a smuggled cell phone to orchestrate the deadly ambush. cell phones are now considered dangerous contraband at brushy mountain. >> this is someth

kindred morgan is a texas company that controls pipelines in the midwest. if the name sounds familiar it may be because of earlier accidents. five workers were killed when they struck a kinder morgan pipe. the company was fined. federal officials ordered kinder morgan to inspection and repair all its pipelines in california. but local fire departments do not get the results of that work. >> if there's information to share with us, we're willing to accept it. >> the company did replace about a mile long section of its jet fuel line near richmond and told us the inspections and repairs in the bay area are now complete. in a statement to ktvu, kinder morgan says pipelines are monitored 24/7. >> there's not the money to repair the pipelines to a standard that we all would like. >> we hope it doesn't happen. and hope it's no strategy for success in this one. >> oh, no. >> you didn't know? >> no i didn't know. >> susan kat just learned those lines are near new condos. >> you never know when those lines could blow up. we should definitely know. >> there's six stat

a morgan stanley banker organized phone calls with similar interests. to this the information communicated on the telephone call wasn't filed with the regulator with the u.s. securities authorities on the night it was made. the authorities accused company of not telling all investors all the information. we know there are numerous recriminations after the listing as the shares tanked about 30%, and this is the major settlement that's taken place since then. morgan stanley says they're happy to have the matter behind them, but they have not admitted wrongdoing or anything went wrong with that listing. >> 5 million in some ways chump change for morgan stanley. >>> futures are higher this morning, also at the top of the hour on "morning joe," in the wake of last week's school shooting the white house prepares to tackle gun violence in american life. the "morning joe" crew will break down the underlying factors and whether there's the political will in washington to address the issue. when we come back here, we'll check in on sports where cy young award win

morgan. the. government will have big. communications with the treasury probably go jamie diamond said that he did the fed a favor wait yes to. we will see maybe you'll do your end zone dance maybe go through that. covered the newtown tragedy the shooting at the elementary school which is horrible and in the wake of it we have seen a number of discussions about gun control gun laws if they should change what should change to avoid something like this happening again and also respecting the constitutional rights of americans have to bear arms here or a smattering of headlines but. business angle because we're seeing reaction from wall street to wal-mart so demitri kerber. know its purpose capital it's a private equity firm anyway they announced it in freedom group which owns shares in bushmaster which is the maker of the rifle that was reportedly used in the shooting the company released a statement saying our role is to make investments on behalf of our clients who are comprised of the pension plans of firemen teachers pol

yesterday, i spoke with piers morgan, host of piers morgan tonight, and i began by asking him how far he would go with gun control. >> my view of what happened at sandy hook, it was so despicable, so appalling, it was so just transcending, i think, for this debate that something has to give. what i think has to give in the immediate aftermath of this, it has to be returned to the assault weapon ban -- >> right. >> that was in action until 2004. i would amend it and continue it, no the to cover all semiautomatic rifles because some of them are relatively docile weapons by comparison to what i'm talking about. i'm talking about these ar-15s, which with the high-capacity magazines and we saw them at aurora, the movie theater, the oregon shopping mall, and now we saw them in an elementary school. they're capable of firing if you have a magazine of 30, 30 bullets in a few seconds or even 100 in less than a minute. and, you know, this, make no bones about this, larry. the guy that went up to that school, adam lanza, he had enough bullets, enough magazines to eliminate the entire school. >>

liz: morgan stanley breaking news. the ceo put a lid on new hires and is now deciding whether to lay off more people with the big securities firm. how much and when, charlie gasparino. >> what they have right now according tforincreasing execute firm is informal hiring freeze, basically they are not adding staff. those are the brokers, they work on commission. they are not adding staff, only replacing key positions. it is the fourth quarter, but this is very interesting basically building up what we know will come in january. the ceo of morgan stanley will be deciding how much and if he will cut. more how much you will cut versus f. the decision isn't made yet. they will note in january, but they have approximately 55,000 employees, i think there's a good chance they will look at potential layoffs, equity and sales trading. a lot of talk of him getting out of commodities were even fixed income. some trimming in investment building. it is tougher, you are supporting big clients, that is what wall street does. i think as

we'll go in focus with steve bor bes and bill and morgan. is it paying off? >> no, it is 18 times that of nuclear energy. ronald reagan was right. thes thing to immortality is a government program. politicians are labeled with hot wind and we label the section gone with the wind. >> we have sending sib sidies in '92, has it been worth it. >> we are early inlet process. we have subsidized oil and coal and gas. we have done themrom darn near a century. these don't look so bad. like i or not, the majority of americs believe that global warming is an issue. we need to develop clear energy sources. fossil fuels may b a difficult problem. we are subsidizing thingings. it is cheaper to produce energy from natural gas. it is a subsidies. other than it is nural gas there. it is 63 cents compared to $53. th is not a pay off to me. >> i will have to disagree with rick. last time wind energy had any impact w in the century. we have moved in oil and naturalas. but let's get rid of subsidies and let them sink or swim. nd energy will sink and we'll be better f. it is behath

>> jimmy: please welcome to the show, the one and only tracy morgan!they bad, man. >> jimmy: the roots are unbelievable. >> somebody over there can sing. somebody can bobble. >> jimmy: it's called bobbling? >> eddie payne said that. what was his name from the five heartbeats? >> eddie cain. dang. >> jimmy: when you -- >> white people don't know who eddie cain is. they like what's that? >> jimmy: i hate to get in deep with you right off the bat. i want to get a little deep. the last time i saw you, we were in indianapolis and you told everyone that tony dorset was your biological father. >> my aunt had told me that but we found out it wasn't. douglas fairbanks. but i'm a descendant. i'm hollywood royalty. descendant of the great lawrence olivier. >> jimmy: you were a descendant somehow -- >> i'm a descendant. yeah. my uncle chuck heston told me that. 'cause i was raised on set of "the planet of the apes" you know? and he's not prepared to die. doesn't that make you misty? quit writing them. i'm telling you to quit writing them. hey, look, i'm not a half

morgan stanley's technology problems, brokerage teams are leaving morgan stanley because of that.n order to capitalize on that he came to the rescue saying no, they put out a new grid, it lasted until next year. the payment ridge, they made get -- on commissions. there is a grid it tells you how much money you produce to buy a stock. what percentage of that do i keep. and the same as it was last year, not drastically lowered, because brian moynihan basically said you can't do it, essentially at war, the biggest behind-the-scenes battles on wall street is the battle to poach brokers. i do cover the weeds of wall street. a lot of reviewers work on wall street. your broker can switch for terms at any time. these are going on. liz: these guys might say merrill is keeping a straight but their compensation structure may lure tough challenge. charlie: that would hurt morgan stanley if you are a -- the business model is based on a broker's producing more, becoming a bigger part of the pie, not taking much risk, brokers dealing with small investors, leaving to merrill lynch and other place

his pass for josh morgan is high. morgan tips it, and it's intercepted by colt anderson. griffin's fifth interception of the year. the eagles made him pay six plays later. dion lewis, 17-yard touchdown run. his first of the season. eagles within a touchdown now, down 27-20. same score, eight seconds to play. eagles at the redskins' 5. foles can't find an open receiver. he gets taken down by stephen bowen. intentional grounding is called. time expires with a ten-sengcon runoff and the redskins win their sixth straight game. with more from philadelphia, here is dan hellie. >> reporter: so the redskins one step closer to becoming the first team to make the playoffs after a 3-6 start since 1996. today their sixth straight win, their fourth straight against an nfc east foe, but it didn't take long for them to turn their attention to what's next. how long was it until after the game was over that you were think being the cowboys? >> oh, walking off the field. walking off the field, trying to figure out what's going on. this is what it's about. this is what it's about, to have s

listen for morgan. morgan freeman. he will guide you. - [voice of morgan freeman] listen to my voice, ray. now, just stay calm and focus on that white man. - [exhales] everything's going to be okay. - once you finish up this paperwork, bring it to jennifer in my office. - [voice of morgan freeman] now, pick up that letter opener, and kill that white man. - have an amazing halloween. uh, we are not going-- - ♪ hee-ya! [cheering] ♪ oh, shamone! - no, don't encourage him. - yeah! - don't encourage him. - shamone! oh! close to your face! - no, don't. we're not doing that. - shamone! shamone! shamone! shamone! shamone! shamone! [cheers and applause] shamone! ah! ha! close to your face! - no! all right. look at him, he looks like-- you look like michael jackson after he got burnt 'cause this mother[bleep] here. - good night, everybody! [cheers and applause] [soul music] ♪ shamone! - oh, dear god. - ♪ i'm gonna do my one line here ♪ - oh, yeah. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to "t

um, yeah. [ morgan ] yup, pretty epic. join visa nfl n offers and make your season epic. [ male announcer ] rated e for everyone. gerri: negotiating on e fiscal cliff toy, the house that to vote on two amendments and then it is up to the senate to pic up the ball. senator, welcome back to the show, always nice toave you here. >> thank you very much. gerri: we just spoke with art laffer, i was surprised to hear him say he sees room for compromise and he was okay, as he put it, with what republicans were putting out, higher taxes for people earning a million dollars or more. and then listen to this. >> i can't imagine i would not be supportive of a proposal that had permanent tax reductions for substantial portion othe american taxpaying public. my own vew would be to not raise taxes on anyone but we will do with the package from the house, majority obviously will have a chance to change it. gerri: is there compromise in the air, are we close to a deal? >> there is me compromised than we're hearing from both sides posturing

we have >> piers morgan: time to do what? >> lott: is to get rid of some of these gun laws. >> piers morgan:which ones? get rid of the gun laws? >> lott: look what's happened. all these attacks this year have occurred where guns are banned. ok? look at the aurora movie theater shooting. there's seven movie theaters pm: >> what the hell has that got to do with it? seriously. what does that got to do with it? >> lott: well you never let me explain >> piers morgan: do you think he cared about a gun- free zone? j>> lott: look. look at the aurora movie theater one for example. there were seven movie theaters showing the batman movie within a 20 minute drive of where the killer lived only one of those banned guns. he didn't go to the one closest to where he lived. he didn't go to the movie theater with the largest screen. he went to the one movie theater that banned guns. >> the topic of gun control getting very heated. in connecticut gun laws are very strict. which is how authorities were able to quickly link the guns involved in

time for "piers morgan tonight." >>> piers morgan's interview with tyler perry begins in just a minute. i'm candy crowley in washington with the latest on the fiscal cliff negotiations. there was a big meeting at the white house today between the president and the four leaders, two republicans and two democrats on capitol hill. senator harry reid told reporters afterwards that the next 24 hours would be very important, as he and republican leader mitch mcconnell try to put together something that would pass both of their caucuses, that republicans in the senate would vote for and that democrats in the senate would vote for. and then, of course, it would have to go to the house. now, the majority leader senator reid said he's readying a bill for a vote on monday to prevent a tax hike on incomes up to $250,000. senator reid said his bill will include all of the additional provisions that the president outlined that include long-term unemployment benefits, a continuation of those. that would be sort of the plan b for democrats simply because what they would rather do is get a bill with se

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um, yeah. [ morgan ] yup, pretty epic. join visa nfl fan offers and make your season epic. [ male announcer ] rated e for everyone. lou: michele obama saying that voter suppression was in full force. in so many states around the country. the first lady, however citing a specific, and it prompted judicial watchpresident to issue the following statement. this is obama's accusations about minority votes. it shows a dangerous disregard for the truth. we are aware of no evidence of voter suppression. by the way, we have not heard from the justice department one thing at all, mr. eric holder's history that we certainly would have if there had been any incidents of voter suppression. our next guest defenses state's top voter id law. saying that it is a paramount issue of importance that we protect the electoral process and ensure that voter fraud is eliminated. joining us now is alan wilson, attorney general of south carolina. great to have you with us. what is your reaction to what the first lady had to say? >> obviously, i disa

one thing that made me say no was morgan freeman. >> replacing morgan freeman. >> the man played god, okay. >> he's my movie god. >> he played god in a movie, so i'm like, but as i looked at james patterson's description of the physicality and the age and family, i thought, he's talking about me. so i gave it a second look, and i loved the arc that i get to play in this role. i get to go from the family man to the brilliant psychologist who figures things out to chasing a bad guy to this lion unleashed at the end of the movie. >> you're also superslim. and we have here "men's health." you lost 30 pounds? >> i dropped 30 pounds. >> a gut-busting cover. how tyler perry dropped 30 pounds and you can too. how did you do it? >> i worked with anthony gholston. and prayer and working out. >> don't eat as much? >> you don't eat as much and move a lot more. i was running five miles. and i'm telling you, i'm dropping names, but this guy eric in atlanta worked with me and was amazing. i did it for five minutes and could not get off the floor. it's amazing to get you to really shed the pounds. >>