jeremiah. >> yeah, let me get him. >> jeremiah walks out. >> at this point, jeremiah is thinking am itrouble. >> what did i do? so why are they there. let me remind to the very beginning. >> yesterday, i was at work, a little boy outside, a neighbor, he only had one jacket. it was very embarrassing to just walk around with one jacket on throughout the whole year, whatever. my family -- people right there. >> you may recognize them. we've had them on the show recently. >> we didn't get him one jacket. we got him wifive jackets. >> wow. >> they decided while they didn't have a big pocketbook. they wanted to do something nice. >> i didn't have much. i was worried about the kids talking about me. >> where you live, you may need different jackets throughout the year. >> my family, we got a little something for you. i already talked to your mom about it. she said it was cool. i want you to open it up. >> wow. >> oh. >> he brings out the first jacket and he likes. >> immediately, his face lit up. >> and they bought what young kids like. that's cool. >> i wanted you to be able to focus in cla

hey, jeremiah. hey, how are you doing?ape out at a metal show in t >> how'd that go? >> thompson: i was kind of surprised because they talk all this violent stuff online, but they were just kinof quietly hostile and seething. t >> tgures. if they were wanting to do something violent, they wouldn't do it publicly. these guys, they'rnot stupid. they're not like these skinhead types. ys ihompson: jeremiah shouldn't underestimate rape. he has a direct relationship withtomwaffen's intellectual leader, james mason. did yoever get to talk to mason or meet him? >> we heard him over a couple of voice chats.m i never met person, though. rape and mason had their own little thing. >> thompson: what kind of sense did you get of him when you were s?lking to him on those ch >> i thought he was a genius. >> thompson: in propaganda havideos, atomwaffen say t mason disappeared for 15 years until they located him. they pose for photos with mason dressed in the nazi uniform d celebrate their collaboration. i'm unable to find a phone number fo

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agency in beijing her husband jeremiah is an american the two have been married for eleven years. little has changed for them since the trade war began the only thing they've noticed is that apples in the supermarket that used to come from the u.s. now come from canada even though it doesn't have it but both are worried about the heated cons like to read between the two countries of course because people talk about another cold world did or after united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard time kind of putting that in any kind of you know framework the trade war is affecting china its economy is slowing and beijing hopes its punitive tariffs will have the same effect on export industries in the u.s. the rivalry between the two nations will now set the tone at the g twenty summit. and against the backdrop of international trade disputes g twenty host country argentina finds itself in a deep economic crisis

if you know your bible well enough, you will hear a name, jeremiah. he was a gloomy kind of profit that said to israel, you have fallen away from god you need to straighten up or judgment is coming. that kind of sermon became very common in new england, starting in the 16 70's and 16 80's, early 1700s. the pastors would say you have fallen away from your first love. you have fallen away from that original mission and you need to turn around, turn back to god and renew your devotion to the lord. how reflective this is of actual reality -- have the people really turned away from god? it is hard to measure that. it is hard to judge people's hearts. there is evidence that at least new england is becoming more diverse, not just exclusively. -- exclusively puritan. you may remember, in the 16 90's, england started requiring massachusetts to tolerate other kinds of protestants. not just puritans, but quakers and baptists. there are some intriguing pieces of evidence about access, immorality. it looks like boston gets its first brothel. the characteristics of

reverend jeremiah wright jr. who would stir up controversy for the obamas in the years ahead. she launched a new career in public service. in the mayors office and a chapter of a mentoring organization called public allies. >> you can go back to her work there. in chicago. where she was really started and ran a program that was all about mentoring and introducing young people to public service. >> it was during this time that barack won a seat in the illinois state senate. but it didn't feel like a win for michelle. the couple had a new baby girl. malia. and his job had his commuting three hours from chicago to springfield. >> my thoughts were are you nuts? just get a job. make some money. this politics stuff is crazy. >> she's looking at the bank account and saying is this going to be our future? >> the money was tight and the couple welcomed their second child. sasha. he pondered a new idea. a long shot for senate. >> running against a democratic candidate who spends $29 million. and his friend including michelle were skeptical this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came

heaven, chanel, hakeen, hayden and jeremiah. all being adopted by their own aunt and uncle.n twins. den was anxious to leave his chair to say -- >> thank you. >> reporter: and right behind them, the lovely viviani with her two parents. then came cory who loves to travel with his new cods. is five years old and loves legos, unicorns, cars, dinosrs and dragons. more twins on tap next. the two-year-os are being adopted by their maternal aunt who is thrilled to become their forever mom. then there was aerial who joins a mom, sad, and big sister. st to come forward, a familiar face i c., the mayor who said she always knew she wanted to be a mom someday. >> i dedicated much of my adulthood to being a public servant and somehow i issed getting around to having a family, but i didn't thinkha it was too late. and i certainly knew that i had room in my life, in my heart, to pour into a little one. >> reporter: she introduced her new daughter, miranda, who got a round of applause. >> barbara harrison there. barbara wanted toe make s that every child got to see stemselves and hear their

. >> jeremiah, go ahead, sir. >> yes, i'd like to wish my fellow battlers who gave and sacrificed all for country. happy veterans day and i appreciate your services as i do my own service and i would do it again. having said that, i like some of the things that president trump has put in place. our things i don't -- i do not like. i was going to vote for trump when he ran, but as i began to see his behavior and accusations that came out against him and things he said against women, i decided to vote for hillary clinton and i certainly did not want to vote for her. and i hate-- >> jeremiah before we lose you, sir, you're going in and out, take us to the 2018 election and what you're most interested in seeing coming out of that election. >> i want every vote to be counted and i dislike politicians who announce themselves winners before every vote is counted. >> jeremiah. got your point. john bennett. take us through vote counting. the president already tweeting about it this morning and showed it to our viewers in the last segment, saying that the florida election should be called in fa

host: jeremiah, we got your point. bennett, take us through vote counting, president tweeting about it this morning and we showed it to viewers in the last segment, the president saying the florida election should be called in favor of and scott and ron desantis that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere and many ballots are missing were forged and must go with election night was with the president tweeted about a half-hour ago. thishe was a florida several ts to stump for governor scott ande thinks that his side has won. president trump's mind, when he has won, he has won, and discussion. his argument here meets the character sketch that we have all kind of built over the last three years, the race is over as far as the president is concerned, he wants that vote in the senate, he wants to flip it, he wants to say that he, and he has already been a little bit of this with that florida race, that he was the difference maker. that he delivered that percent republicans and deliver that for the base. presid

that's from jeremiah, who was a very gloomy kind of prophet. he was the sort of prophet that said to israel, you have fallen away from god, you need to straighten up or else judgment is coming. and that kind of sermon became very common in new england, too, starting in the say 1670s. 168 s. early 1700s. the pastors would say you have fallen away from her first love, fallen away from the original mission of the founding puritan generation in the 1630s and you need to turn around, turn back to god and renew your doe investigation to the lord. now, how reflective this is of actual reality on the -- i mean, had the people really turned away from god? it is sort of hard to know how to measure that. it is hard obviously to judge people's hearts. but there is some evidence that at least new england is becoming more diverse. not just exclusively puritan. you may remember that we talked about it then in the 1690s, england started requiring massachusetts to tolerate other kinds of protestants. not just puritans but now you have to tolerate quakers and ba

agency in beijing her husband jeremiah is an american the two have been married for eleven years. little has changed for them since the trade war began the only thing they've noticed is that apples in the supermarket that used to come from the u.s. now come from canada. you know it doesn't have it but both are worried about the heated conflict right between the two countries of course because people talk about another cold world is that the case yes. it does concern me into a certain extent because you know as the top leader of the united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard time kind of putting that in any kind of you know framework the trade war is affecting china its economy is slowing and beijing hopes its punitive tariffs will have the same effect on export industries in the u.s. the rivalry between the two nations will now set the tone at the g twenty summit. germany's biggest lender is in trouble a

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>> bret: and finally tonight, an indiana boy fighting cancer has a great new hobby. 12-year-old jeremiahfan of police officers, loves them. he wanted to feel close to his real-life heroes during this challenging time fighting cancer and is hope now is to get hundreds of police patches from across the world, and he wants to turn his passion for law enforcement into a career someday. >> they are friendly, they are really just -- they are heroes to everybody. >> i'm very thankful. >> bret: he has more patches from around the country. police officers pitching in to help them fight cancer. pretty good story. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for your "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum is on right now. >> martha: a breaking tonight, president trump hating ten rallies in the last five days before the midterms and he is all in for a push to save the house. so if it is thursday, it must be misery. and josh hawley who is in a battle with incumbent senator claire mccaskill. today we have a different version of the closing arguments.

i guess you can take the man out of reverend wright's church but you can't take jeremiah wright's mind-set sometimes out of the man. all the polish and smooth talk and side jokes obama still can't see that there are substantive reasons why not everyone loves him. maybe not as much as beyonce and jay z do. that's the angle. here direct, victor david hanson. howard kurtz, host of "media buzz." austan goolsbee, former economic advisor to president obama. victor, why does president obama feel he always has to come out and try to rebrand his presidency. it seems really insecure. they always claim donald trump is insecure. seems like it's very insecure to say i am the one who got the oil stuff going when the facts frankly are not there. in comparing the two economic records, as you see andrew puzder did yesterday. >> the progressive mind-set sees politics as a 360-degree, 24/7 operation or job so the last day in office is the first day of another progressive career. we saw that with jimmy carter. he always had the comment and editorialize and travel when reagan was president. during the bush pre

the reverend jeremiah wright jr. >> when it came to treating the citizens of african decent fair le. failed. not god bless america. damn america. >> the association with the reverend threatened to derail the obama's under dog campaign. >> whenever we had a tough moment. her approach wouldn't be that's too bad. it's like what do we do to fix it. >> the team decided barack needed to explain himself to the american public. >> barack obama makes the most important speech of his campaign. >> it took place in philadelphia. the subject was race. >> we cannot solve the challenges of our time. unless we solve them together. >> that was a high wire moment. in speaking to michelle afterward she said that was the proudest she had been the entire campaign. >> the speech put the campaign back on track. and helped obama clench the democratic nomination for president. but the victory was over shadowed by a simple gesture. a fist bump. that pushed criticism to a new level. when it happened most people throughout the country could relate. and then on fox news. >> a fist bump. a pound? a terrorist fist

the other thing is that jeremiah and many other staff members of the commission belongs to the national civic federation which is the prototype of the republican think tank. apartf started to fall over the question of immigration because it had obviously a strong the business component who resisted restriction on immigration which some other branches of its membership began to promote. >> any other comments or questions? reception where we can continue our conversations. book and talk touched on high-level issues. relationship to the president. there is a lot more in the book. it is an engrossing read. the individual chapters on the different individuals and the studies that they undertook are absolutely fascinating. should you buy the book, and i recommend that you do, you will find yourself drawn in to both the high level national issues that she engages with but also the specific individual stories on how researchers go about doing their work and conceptualizing the immigration problem. i think it will pay up close reading and i highly recommend it. -- come back in one week in one da

there is this impulse to respond andnd delivered jeremiah's get into the storm the ramparts mode. what we should be doing is organizing. we should be voting. in our system, that is how you change things. if voters start demanding something better and participating in the process, then the incentives will become better aligned. it is telling that the only places where we have really seen significant electoral form has been done by initiative, not by legislatures. >> winston churchill had a couple of observations, the first was that in a democracy the people get the government they deserve. ondavid's point responsibility. it's on us, and a government of -- in a government of the people by the people, for the people to , decide what is tolerable or not. the other thing that churchill said is that americans always do the right thing in the end. but we wait until the last possible moment to do it. which i hope continues to be true. but whatever your politics may be, if you look at the supreme court hearings, this is something that we should talk about. chuck grassley is 85 years old. h

generally unless bible reading in the colony, the ministers were preaching the fire and brimstone jeremiah sermons saying that god is coming and he is terribly angry and he is going to seek vengeance and now is the time for moral reformation before it is too late. satan is in our midst, he has been unleashed by god and it is up to us to fight back. it is evidence of the spiritual turmoil in 1692 recognize that there are five ministers who are cried out upon for witchcraft, one has charges lodged against them, he is executed. but there are far more who are cried out upon, four minister and in total, 50 ministers and members of the extended and close family who are cried out upon and formally accused in 1692. that is almost a third of the people accused. by the way most of these ministers and families are ministers who have accepted the halfway covenant which some puritan hardliners see as a watering down, part of the problem in the colony. i won't dwell on it but the point is, people were spiritually in turmoil and upset and angry and to some degree unhappy with the ministers and the author

. >> and jeremiah reamer and i used it teach, two quick questions, i'm a little puzzled about the association of the democratic party with bolshevism that early given that the palmer raids also ran for the democratic nomination and for much of the 1920's, the clan was a major part of the democratic party. >> is not wonderful? obamagree with you that and geithner's role in the european euro crisis was very, very important and i'm intrigued by i would like to get further thoughts from you on why it is that is an celebrated -- isn't celebrated? i measure is difficult for both toes to sort of sell this their public, their constituency, their ideologies. it's hard to see angela merkel thing yes, of course, had to agree with austerity oxidant really i grateful that obama and dothner and the imf made me solidarity with recently we do more stimulus and it must be difficult for democratic party for some reason to say we really even wanted more stimulus bill in question on europe. >> final question to the lady on the aisle. >> iq. i'm a journalist with hong kong phoenix tv in my question is right now,

host: jeremiah, we got your point.nett, take us through vote counting, president tweeting about it this morning and we showed it to viewers in the last segment, the president saying the florida election should be called in favor of and scott and ron desantis that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere and many ballots are missing were forged and must go with election night was with the president tweeted about a half-hour ago. thishe was a florida several ts to stump for governor scott ande thinks that his side has won. president trump's mind, when he has won, he has won, and discussion. his argument here meets the character sketch that we have all kind of built over the last three years, the race is over as far as the president is concerned, he wants that vote in the senate, he wants to flip it, he wants to say that he, and he has already been a little bit of this with that florida race, that he was the difference maker. that he delivered that percent republicans and deliver that for the base. president

. >> my name is jeremiah reamer. two questions. i'm a little puzzled about the association democratic party with bolshevism that early, given the palmer raids -- the guy who led that also ran for the democratic nomination and for much of the 1920s. the klan was a major part of the democratic party. my more important question goes to the fact that i agree with you. r's role in thene euro crisis was very important. i'm intrigued by and would like to get further thought from you on why that is not celebrated. it is very interesting. i can imagine is difficult for both sides to sell this to their public and constituencies. their ideologies. it is hard for me to see the german chancellor saying, yes, i agreed with the hawks. it must be also difficult for the democratic party party for some reason to say, g, do we really want to gore stimulus? >> final question to the lady on the aisle. thank you very much. i'm a journalist with hong kong phoenix tv. my question is, we right after the midterm election. it looks very hard for trump admini

unbeknownst to don and michelle the two kids they just adopted had two older sibling, jamie and jeremiahal kids in order to unite all four siblings. >> we wanted to like not jump in and just do a hard decision and

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story of the old testament with the idea of the temple of jerusalem this is what the great prophet jeremiah and ezekiel were all saying. that the temple had to be destroyed the people were so sinful and poisoned they had to have a reckoning and in that reckoning they would die some would be sent into exile some would probably survive some might even find the promised land. douglas took that great story of exodus and all of the parts along the way and did what so many americans did, especially african-americans and eddie wrote about this why i wanted him to interview me he applied this to his own people and into his own life and especially to his country. . . . .