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as a kid, i spent part of the summer in greenwood, mississippi, and part of the summer working for thei watched the crowds from the steps of the lincoln memorial i saw my country coming together across all racial and class lines. king's movement for equal rights stood for racial reconciliation, black and white together. we shall not be moved, not glenn beck's message. we will not -- we will move right over you on this 47th anniversary of the march that changed america when our country reached to overcome the low point of its racial history. we will not be wrouth. >> they've got a new trick. all right. so now when you hear the piano and you don't go to the last paragraph of your speech, they turn off the mike. i've got to tell you all, you all have got some nerve turning off the mike on the congresswoman. all right. it's time for my main man. big ed. ladies and gentlemen, welcome the ed show star. >> thank you. what a wonderful day. what a wonderful crowd. give yourself a hand. this is awesome. i've never had a three-minute timetable, but i'll try. the job market in america, it starts r

as a kid, i spent part of the summer in greenwood, mississippi, and part of the summer working for thehe crowd from the steps of the lincoln memorial. i saw my country coming together across all racial and class lines. movement for equal rights stood for rights for all. we will not be moved. the message to glenn beck is that we will move right over you on this 47th anniversary of the march that changed america, when our country reached to overcome the low point of its racial history. we will not be brought down. [applause] ♪ >> they got a new trick. now when you hear the piano, and you do not go to the last paragraph of your speech, they turn off the microphone. i have got to tell ya'll that you have some nerve turning off the microphone on the congresswoman. it is time for my main man, big ed. ladies and gentlemen, welcome ed schultz. [applause] >> thank you. what a wonderful day. what a wonderful crowd. give yourselves a hand. this is awesome. [applause] i have never had a three-minute time table, but i will try. the job market in america starts in that building. that is where it sta

they would require a company to wait before they approve the rate specifically before it is used in the market. host: our next call for sand pareger comes from paul in greenwoodnsas. go ahead. caller: it could have been real simple, this health-care thing. the obama administration and democrats had not been kowtowed in the fear of putting in the public option and would have had the public option and the medicare by in an age 55, that would have brought down insurance premium costs. guess what? the employers would have been able to hire people with lower premiums. you see what happened here is obama should not have been afraid to be called a "socialist." i will tell you a story here. i am a veteran and i have the best health care. total government debt -- a total government takeover. it costs probably half as much for a patient under the va care as it does out there in the private health-care business. host: sandy praeger? guest: he is correct. the v.a. health care is a very good and our veterans certainly deserve that. the issue of how legislation is made is not a pretty process as people often say. there are compromises. i think the state markets, at this po

as a kid, i spent part of the summer in greenwood, mississippi, and part of the summer working for thelass lines. king's movement for equal rights stood for racial reconciliation, black and white together. we shall not be moved, not glenn beck's message. we will not -- we will move right over you on this 47th anniversary of the march that changed america when our country reached to overcome the low point of its racial history. we will not be wrouth. >> they've got a new trick. all right. so now when you hear the piano and you don't go to the last paragraph of your speech, they turn off the mike. i've got to tell you all, you all have got some nerve turning off the mike on the congresswoman. all right. it's time for my main man. big ed. ladies and gentlemen, welcome the ed show star. >> thank you. what a wonderful day. what a wonderful crowd. give yourself a hand. this is awesome. i've never had a three-minute timetable, but i'll try. the job market in america, it starts right there in that building. that's where it starts. let me tell you about ed. i went to a black high school. i'm a