evers say he was laying face down with his keys in his right hand. i thought he was dead but he wasn't. he was saying something but they could not understand him. they brought him in inside the house and they took off a mattress off the bed and transported him to the hospital. >> ♪ in jackson mississippi in 1963 there lived a man who was brave he fought for freedom all of his life they lay medgar evers in his grave ♪ x -- >> following his death, the movement seemed like it died a little bit. they had his funeral over at the temple and after that he was buried in article national -- arlington national cemetery. after a period of time, no one was in the house. it had gotten in bad shape. there are other exhibits about medgar in other museums. but we wanted to do something with the house. we may not have known exactly what we were going to do. people wanted to come and see where medgar and his family lived. there are people right here in mississippi who is my age or older who don't really know who medgar evers was. i want people to know who he was. i wa

a sniper fired a shot at evers' silhouette.he bullet hit him in the back, crashed through his body and through him through a window into the house. >> she said she heard him pull up and not getting into the house and she said she heard the shots. she said my kids began crawling across the floor to go to the bathroom because they had told medgar that if something should happen, the safest place in the house was the bathtub. that is where they were headed until she heard a thump. it made her break for the door, and medgar was staggering around the car trying to open the door. she heard a couple more shots and she thought they were still shooting at her. the other two shots were from next door. mr. wells said he was not aiming at anyone in particular, just hoping to run whoever was away. but they came to medgar's rescue. his wife said he was laying face down his keys in his right town. she said i thought he was dead but he wasn't. he was saying something but they could not understand him. they brought him inside the house. they to

these things started to work because of medgar evers.ississippi did not have any naacp secretaries. his job was to come in and organize 82 counties in the state of mississippi, getting people registered to vote, taking complaints, that type of thing, and checking what was going on. selected by the national naacp office to do that after he tried to get into the university of mississippi. now ole miss. they denied him admission and this is when the national naacp ask him to be a field secretary. he had to come into jackson. maybe at first they didn't take him to serious, it was only after he came into jackson and really began to get things flowing, so to speak, and he got involved with the student movement. riders whoe freedom came in. begank that's when people to see this man is shaking things up and he will not give up. wlbt to makeenged a speech -- lacks could not blacks could not make a speech on television. when i went only away to college. he was not on television. he was not on radio. this is when people begin to see they were not g

the best numbers we've ever had, the best economy we've ever had. was absolutely doing a number on china. not that i want to, but taking billions and billions away. china ran away from us. they were going to take over our country. i didn't come along, they would've taken over our country. what they did to obama and biden, they rippeded t off this country hundreds of billions of dollars a year going into china nobody said anything. it's not like we had a bad deal with china. was worse. we had no deal. i get along very well with them. they said nobody ever asked. nobody said we were going to make a deal. we are taking in hundreds of billions of dollars worth of tariffs are not paying for them, china is paying them because they devalue their currency.n so we've done an incredible job. we beat china badly. china had the worst year they've had in 67 years prior to theve plague coming in. they have the worst year they've had in 67 years because of the tariffs and all of the things i've done, but he'll say -- they didn't do a china deal. china ate our lunc

these things were beginning to work because of medgar evers.sissippi had not hadn't naacp secretary and his job was to come in and organize 82 counties in the state of mississippi at getting people registered to vote and taking complaints and just checking what was going on. i believe he was selected by the national naacp office to do that after he tried to get into the university of mississippi which is now ole ms.. when they denied him admission this is when the national naacp asked him to become field secretary. to do that he had to come into jackson. may be at first they did not take medgar out too seriously but it was only after he came into jackson to get things flowing so to speak and then got involved with the [inaudible] movement and the freedom riders and they came in and that is when medgar, people really began to see this man is shaking things up. he will not give up. when he challenged w lvt to make a speech, blacks cannot speak. cannot speak -- i had not heard medgar before that i heard it when i went away to college. he was not o

it was under siege like nobody's ever seen where people are running from a police department the great police and they were told to they didn't want to run they were told to it's bad bad governing and i'm not blaming the governor i'm blaming the mare but we want to get all of this finished this is a great tribute what we're now seeing today is a tremendous tribute to equality would bring in our jobs back you know when we had our tremendous numbers and when we had just prior to the china plague that floated in we had numbers the best in history for african-american for hispanic american and for asian american and for everybody. best for women best for people without a diploma young people without a diploma i mean so many different categories or numbers with a better know most every category we had the most people working in the history of our country almost 160000000 people we were never even close to that so we had things that were we were doing so well and then it came in but we're going to be back here i think we're going to actually be back higher next year than ever before and the

nobody will ever go through. hopefully nobody ever has to go through.nately, people will have to do it. she is one of the first people i met. childe lost a magnificent , and itlegal immigrant is just a horrible thing. and she has spent her life. longas spent the last, years fighting and fighting and fighting. and people have gone to respect her greatly. marianne mendoza. where are you? a lot of guts. thank you, a very special thank astor barnett. where is he? good-looking. where is the pastor? i want to see this guy. he's good. i will be here. i will be here some sunday morning. thank you. great job. i hear great things. thank you very much. by a man whooined became such a superstar overnight. i put him there is a little bit of a filler. he did a great job. he was the ambassador to germany. and he was like, you know, i needed somebody to sit and warm out a chair. he wore out the chair. right, matt gaetz. he wore out the chair. richard grenell. what a guy. matt? is th you are fantastic. a picture of him walking into the doj with a big satchel. i realize

i think we will be back higher next year than ever before. the only thing that can stop us is that policy. dealsolicy of taxes and in the things you have been writing about. that will stop it like you wouldn't believe. frankly, it is holding it back. if there was no possibility that could happen, and i like to be an optimistic person. i think we are looking really good. i think even before today, the poles i have seen and the poles we do were looking very good. but if we did not have the possibility of having taxes, and , and i am a big environmentalist. i believe strongly in taking care of our environment. we have the cleanest air we have ever had in the modern era. which, let's say you go back 30 years, we have the cleanest air and the cleanest water we have ever had. we are sitting all sorts of really good environmental records. we are proud of that. the green new deal would have an effect on the world. if you look at what they want to do. something that, this is an important day. the reason it is and has been so good, is the body was stro

sales number, the biggest ever number one. have a good third quarter when those numbers are announced, you have the election, that's hopefully a sign but i think we will do very well. and they are trying to do their best to keep the country shut down and closed. because they love those numbers but there's not a lot they will be able to do about it. not a lot. but we want to get in and i want to thank the governor for being here. i want to thank you for being here and be in such a great guy thank you. and we also have some of your warriors, the great representatives and with the impeachment hoax based on a telephone conversation that was perfect. and the only one that got impeached in history will hopefully be the only one to get impeached over a perfect telephone call, perfect. perfect. this is the perfect call, wait a minute. i said we don't need lawyers, it was very good that we had it transcribed, adam schiff made up a phony story. it's what they're all about, i said it before, they are vicious. paul, stand up. where is pau

we have the greatest economy we ever had. it will soon be greater than it ever was before. with a senate and a house that were not dealing with us and we were not dealing with them either. the level of -- let's just say the war-like posture is ridiculous. we have a great country. it would make a difference if we could get along. maybe we can, maybe we cannot. we have a lot of distant is -- differences. we want people to, in, but they have to come in through merit. you cannot have open borders during a pandemic. we set a record on our southern border. the wall is up to 200 and 10 long.long -- 210 miles we will have it up to almost 500 miles very early next year. by the end of this year, we will be over 400 miles. we are up to 210 miles of syria's wall. this is a wall- that people are not penetrating. it will save us a lot of anguish and grief, but you do not hear about that. one of the hardest things i have ever had to do is get the money necessary which is billions of dollars from a party that was opposed. it was not easy in terms of that, that is not their natural instinct

greats nick williams from the atlanta hawks from a sublethal one of the greatest small forwards who ever played the game will see what he's up to now and if he misses the game because when you place of the net beautifully you must miss it when you move on dominic wilkins on dennis miller plus one right after this. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this is a big thrill for me you know i was all over ball when i was a kid now granted i was in pittsburgh sad to follow the a.b.a. with doc but i'll tell you somebody reminds me of the hockey former n.b.a. all star spent the majority of his her playing small forward in a big way for the atlanta hawks from 82 to 94 he is a 9 time n.b.a. all star the human eye like real a lot of people remember the dunks but this entire game was pure he's also been doing a little acting lately too he recently had a cameo on the showtime series billions and if he was playing today that's what he'd be make it billions because my man was unstoppable the great dominic williams nick what shake it. where everything's good how you doing man new things well. ye

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we built the stockist economy the world has ever seen before -- strongest economy the world has ever seen before the virus. now we are doing it again. maybe we will start off with governor ricketts, then we will get to my friend over here. i will be seeing you so much in the next couple days i will take you second. cketts: wets -- ri appreciate your leadership to help us through this pandemic and give us the tools to manage it. the ppp program has been successful in nebraska because of the great relationships our community bankers have with our small businesses. we were able to cover 80% of our payroll. it was a fantastic way to keep people working. we had the third lowest unemployment rate in april. we appreciate the work you are doing. we were one of the few states that did not issue a stay-at-home order. we tried to take common steps and ask people to take responsibility to follow the directives you were putting out to avoiding large groups, washing your hands, and making sure they keep six feet distance. by doing that and targeting specific higher risk businesses that we asked to

if the guy ever had a fastball, he doesn't have a fastball.the guy had a curveball or slow pitch change up, i don't see it. he only sees two people per day, and those two people, that's fine, leave them there. >> i mean, he called it the obvious, less of joe biden is better and we will just make the race of the incumbent and that's what you do when you are the challenger. but here's the problem, he can't hide forever. my advice to the trump campaign is to not accept the commission's three debate limit. i think the debates are going to be very important and i think the president is going to eat up joe biden in the debates and i think we should say we want six debates, not three debates in september and october because of covid and other restrictions. have as many late game changes as you can while the economy is healing and, eventually the american people will seek donald trump as sort of an incoherent joe biden they can't put three things together in a row. the debates will take a big difference, my advice is blow up the three deep bait limits

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to be a victim of racism the europeans were being conducting pogroms against the jews before they ever saw a black person the british were conducting programs against the irish before they ever had a friend african caribbean and indians you know to the. racist against this law they had that even citizens to be racist against which has been our most recent and of course you know the arabs in between because we're waging war ever the middle east so for me this is somewhat of a diversion i'm happy to see the back of the statues but if it just is a question of looking at statues and taking them away whilst doing nothing about the roots this is limit is it ok what does it change exert george exactly after that action is needed well that's how i see it all ok that i offered to address social inequities absolutely ok but you know george there's this whole movement it's a career in the present there is no any past is adulterated it's dirty it's toxic it must be wiped away i mean how can we address inequality inequities without knowing the structural process they created in the 1st place and th

what would an officer ever be doing saying this to a president?it's almost unimaginable. >>. >> many of the secret service people had never been interviewed before i spent one long night with the head of the secret service and at the end of the evening i thanked him for giving me three or four hours of his time he was also with roosevelt and churchill and stalin and i said thank you and in particular how often you must of been asked these questions. he said i've never been asked these questions. truman's affection and his devotion is a major part of his life and it's a very touching aspect the reason we have all these letters is because he was so devoted his courtship is one of the great stories that i know of pre-world war i middle america on the farm in love with the prominent well-to-do family the uphill struggle the family does not want her to marry him. it's his first campaign. he pursues her, he's devoted and loyal he seems always to want to please her in the letters how am i measuring up. >> i noticed throughout your book allied of insider

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what she has gone through with illegal immigration, nobody will ever go through, hopefully nobody everdo it, she is one of the first people i met. .. child to an illegal immigrant and it's a horrible thing and she spent her life in the last long period of years fighting and fighting and people have gone to respect her greatly, mary mendoza. [cheering] [applause] a lot of guts. thank you, very special thank you to pastor luke barnett at the dream city church for holding others. where is the pastor? is that the pastor? good-looking -- where is the pastor? i want to see this guy. i'll be here. i'll be here some sunday morning. thank you. thank you very much. great job, pastor. i hear great things, thank you veryob much. we're also joined by a man who became such a superstar overnight. i put in there as a low bit of the filler to f be arms. he did a great job. he would be ambassador, to germany, right? he was like, i needed somebody to sit, warm out a chair. he wore it out, matt gaetz. he wore out the chair. richard grenell. where is richard? what a guy. where is matt? no? say hello. you a

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going to ever respect that a bit more they have no way knishes have to see this kind o. o. o. cultural terrorism to come to an end and if they do they'll just find another one i'll be sexism or something like that yes though they exactly are not in your bizarre. there is. yes i think george has really put his finger on something extremely important about all of this discourse and the constant substitution of the policing of language and symbols that language in particular when you know policing language to the extent that they identity politics against police language what you're doing is shutting people out of the conversation what you're doing is telling working class you better not look you know mouth as you much you know i come from a how do you not to put it my dad is indian. amazing let's write something that makes backgrounds and through my lifetime the way people describe that has changed and these days it changes so fast i don't know what i'm supposed to say. i mean i'd a bit mixed race doesn't make sense to make it i think we're all human race so likes to expla

not now, not ever. and when it comes to the rule of making plansn is to appoint activist judges who will legislate from the bench. trumpxt week, president --l appoint his 200 judge courts,dged our federal all conservative jurists who are upholding the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution, like the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] and with four more years, this president will appoint even more judges. and like we learned this past we need more conservative justices on the supreme court of the united states. and finally, while joe biden supports taxpayer funding of abortion and was just endorsed by planned parenthood, i couldn't be more proud to be vice president's for a president who stands without apology for the right to life. [applause] so for american strength, american jobs, law & order and liberty and life, we have got to decide right here and right now that we are going to defeat joe biden on november 3 and re

have you ever watched fake news cnn? have you ever watched? what do they call them?r that did a little shave job on the head which is find. he's standing in front of a building saying things are very peaceful here. and the building looks like the biggest fire i have ever seen. the whole town is burning. he says things are very good here. these are wonderful people. ever see that? it looked like the world was coming to an end. you know, we did something in minneapolis. after watching for three or four days i said you have got to the protect yourselves. i got them to take 8,000 national guardsmen, and in one hour it all ended and they rode through the next three weeks with no problems. and we did the same things in other cities. but how about seattle? so they take or a big chunk of a city called seattle. we are not talking about some little place. we are talking about seattle? have you ever been to seattle? they took over a big chunk. and the governor who is radical left. all of these places i talk about are democrat. you know that. every one of them. and i have an off

nobody has ever mastered the game.ost all athletes in all the other sports love to play golf because it's difficult. it's challenging for them. it challenges them at whatever level they play. and i think that's why they enjoy it. that's why i enjoyed it. i enjoyed playing it because no matter how good i got, i could always be better. david: so when you were growing up, you played many different sports, is that right? jack: yes. david: you were recruited to play football at ohio state? jack: basketball. david: but you were a good football player as well? jack: decent, yep. david: so, at the time, golf was not your most important sport? or was it one of the three most important? jack: golf was another sport at the time. but once i started into college, i won a national trophy. but it got me on the walker cup team. now all of a sudden, i was one of the best 12 amateurs in the country. later that year, i won the national amateur and i was ranked number one. and i said hmm, maybe i'm better at this than i thought i was. and

obviously we were in the middle of the longest war america had ever been in at that time. deeply divisive with our college campuses with violence on our streets that far exceeds what we have now. but then to be completely turned upside down by mayor daley and billy club stand i don't think we have anything quite like tha that. each time is unique and different. >> what about the president writing as law and order president? >> yes and no. it remains to be seen whether or not to the george floyd and those that arose of that tragic assassination and then later of bobby kennedy april june of 1968. my own help, my own desire, i don't know if it will happen but im hopeful and i pray that it will that the democrats will pass in the first republican senator from south carolina and then with the bipartisan legislation. >> this year it is competitive no question. it was sued races that are on the ballot then to be designed by the renaissance and then the others senate i cannot remember where that was resolved but in 2016 it was three or 45 percent how much can they invest although

i think we will be back higher next year than ever before.he only thing that can stop us is bad policy, frankly, left wing, bad policy of raising taxes and green new deals, and all of the things you have been writing about. that will stop it like you would not believe, and frankly it is holding it back. if there were no possibility that that can happen, and i like to be an optimistic person -- i think we are looking very good. i think even before today the polls i have seen and the polls we do are looking very good. but if we did not have the possibility of having massively higher taxes like the democrats want to do, and green new deals which are totally ridiculous, frankly, ridiculous -- and i am a big environmentalist. i believe strongly in taking care of our environment. we have the cleanest air we have ever had over the modern era. go back 30 years. we have the cleanest air, the cleanest water we have ever had. we are sitting all sorts of really good environmental records, and we are very proud of that. but the green new deal would kill o

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the highest ever done. likewise retail sales surged by nearly 18% last month and that was the biggest jump ever recorded so that is great. the stock market has seen you go back one week. the best 50 days in its history. best 50 day increase in history of the stock markets. our pledge to america's workers has secured commitments over 16 million jobs and training opportunities from employers nationwide and some of the employers are with us and they have been fantastic. i want to thank the american people for doing such an incredible job. they understand what is happening and they see how fast we are turning it around. i want to just state that this is americans of all backgrounds that we are talking about to have the chance and we want to give them the chance to learn and build a successful career. we want to train americans and we want to hire americans. we are training american and hiring american. before the pledge and this is a very big factor, we have a problem that has about 22 different names but i wil

one of them is you can make a very good case and i try, nothing ever happened in the past nobody ever lived in the past. they live in the present it was they are present, not ours. different. washington, adams, jefferson did not walk around say is in this fascinating living in the past. [laughter] picturing us in our funny close. [laughter] nor did they have any idea how it would turn out any more than we do. a very important point. they could not foresee the future any more than we can there's no such thing as a foreseeable future just as no such thing as man-made woman or man. it doesn't happen. life is a joint effort. great accomplishment is a joint effort. education is a joint effort. progress is a joint effort, a nation is a joint effort and we have to see it that way and one of the key factors of all of our accomplishments all our life has been are teachers. we are more indebted to our teachers than anybody in societ society. [applause] and let's not do anything that makes their jobs harder. [cheers and applause] each and every one of us has had one or two or more teachers who h

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