thank you jesse jackson jesse jackson said in not take it out of context. you cannot read the text without understanding the oppressive context out of which they came. every single section of scripture except for briefly a time during the reign of king david occurred in a context of oppression. how dare you stand up and individualize the gospel that does not address the social and political context. i will do with theolitical context. i am here to stay thank you to jesse jackson. momma taught me the bes thing to do when somebody does something for you is to say thank you. i hava good home training. thank you for overcoming your broken this. thank you f articulating a powerful vision of what we ought to be in spite of the and concentrated business of our situation. i thank you for making sure you use what god bless you with to open the door to a brand new era of possibilities that all of us enjoy. it has been said that you do not have obama without 88 and jesse jackson. to the rules were changed in 1988 because of the brilliance of this man standing tall and

douglas, that jesse hawley dated from jail. [laughter] >> jesse hawley was a flower merchant in western new york and he depended on the mohawk river to transport the flower to the markets in the east. at the time the mohawk river was not fully navigable and the company that controlled the navigation on the mohawk shipping company had promised the merchant going into western new york that they would improve the navigation. but they didn't. and jesse hawley and probably others went bankrupt. and when you go bankrupt in those years, you go to debtors prison. while he was in debtors prison he wrote a series of lengthy articles that he published in newspapers using a pseudonym because debtors prison wasn't a good for the resume. in which he described an idea that he had, and that idea was the erie canal.

and jesse hawley and probably others went bankrupt. and when you go bankrupt in those years, you go to debtors prison. while he was in debtors prison he wrote a series of lengthy articles that he published in newspapers using a pseudonym because debtors prison wasn't a good for the resume. in which he described an idea that he had, and that idea was the erie canal. jesse hockett was not the first person to imagine such a canal. by the way, up there, boxed

. >> jesse is a jack russell terrier. jesse can go shopping. >> how many tricks does jesse know? >> he knows over 200 different tricks. >> this is an interview with a 1-year-old. >> that's how he talks to us every day. >>> we are back with something that most of us will never get to see in person. mariel has it for us. right? >> this is an act of nature that is going to blow your mind. the glacier starts going, and all of a sudden this big 200-foot chunk falls right into the water. >> holy crap! >> chunks of ice start flying onto the boat. you can see that huge pool of black smoke coming out of the back. >> holy crap. >> that is the captain just gunning it. the boat nearly capsized. you can see sort of the tsunami like wave coming towards them. >> i would think that would cause a huge tidal wave. i've seen damage from things like that happening. >> seeing the glaciers in alaska is a popular tourist attraction just off the coast of juneau. it may be quiet, or it may be crazy, just like this. >> holy crap. >> the captain did tell them afterwards that he hadn't seen this extreme kin

jesse louis jackson.ause] [laughter] >> thank you for my friend and brother for extending his class activity to have the celebration. i want to thank you so much for our kinship across the years. allow me to know that he is in my debt. he met he threw me. he is doing all that without trying to pay me back. i want to thank all of you who participate in share today. you have shown us how and we thank you for your presence. i watched him grow and develop a voice. it is not yet appear what he will become to all of us. it speaks for itself. he is rare among us. we have great plans for him for the future. we need him. it is not recognized. he is not short. the whole is just deep. he looks like a giant. he really ain't. the platform is just type. we have among this these geniuses issue stand. i was frightened. i said to some members that i see no worse things could happen if uses showed up one sunday. you can relax. i speak for myself today. he would make it past the ushers. of stinted do want to speak for mysel

. >> jesse, where will you be? >> mohekan sun. >> cool, blacking gentleman. -- blackjack. >> thank you the fans of the boone dock saints. >> that's awesome. >> kids, d

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>> thank you, jesse. i know how to shoot a gun. but i think the county sheriff is out of his mind. >> really? >> on so many different levels. not the obvious one which is that study after study shows women will generally have the weapon used against them by the perpetrator. >> not true. >> yes, that's true. >> i can still say not true. andy, go look it up. i know that's not true. >> i'm right on this. >> no. can i just point out, firearm deaths have dropped as ownership goes up overall, overall. just so you know that. >> okay, if i'm a 6 foot man in good shape with a gun i will overtake somebody that is trying to attack me. but me at my height and weight -- >> that's when you shoot them. >> plane crashes have gone down since we have had more planes. >> i don't get it. >> i'm saying you are wrong. >> no, no, no. >> the more planes we have, the more likely there are going to be more plane crashes. >> but there is less -- because people have more guns, the deaths have gone down. >> but one doesn't have anything to do with the other. >

he was ipired by jesse jackson. he shows the one geniustands in concert with the other to receive not only marching orders and not to create a new by joining and fusing the world of media, social activism, social rebellion, and social protest with the most up-to- date problems. he has been noted for being a trusted adviser to president barack obama. he does this higher teaching values important to many americans. he has paid his price. he has suffered the indignity of btal resistance, and being stabbed for his principles. he fought racism in every nook and cranny of this culture, and now his emergence as a man who is able to take the outside to understand the inside. we have the amplification of justice that allows him to maintain his integrity and his authenticity while doing what he does the way he does. he is the head of the national output. he is a radio host and a television host. we love him. he was ordained as a minister as a child. by nine years old, he was giving sermons regularly. he has been preaching for

jesse lagreca, great to have you with us.ve a great thanksgiving. >> rick santorum says africa is a country, rick perry can't do math. lizz winstead clears the table next for thanksgiving on "the ed show." >>> tonight i asked you can republicans ever develop a humane immigration policy? 4% said yes, 96% said no. >>> are fox news viewers less informed than others? >>> tonight i asked you can republicans ever develop a humane immigration policy? 4% said yes, 96% said no. >>> are fox news viewers less informed than others? stay tuned, we're right back. m >>> welcome back to "the ed show." i'm thank for for lizz winstead because she makes me laugh a lot. she's a real talent and a friend. co-creator of "the daily show," she's author of a new book "lizz free or die" available for pre order on amazon and elsewhere. she's stepped away from preparing her own turkey to join us on "the ed show." i want to play this pat robertson sound bite when he's talking about a thanksgiving side dish. here it is. >> what's the one thing at thanksg

you haven't answered one yet. >> i'm interviewing you, jesse. that's the way it works. >> not with me. >> that's the way it's working with me. >> why he's fired up about occupy wall street, and he says he'll never stand up for the national anthem again. then the first lady of late night is back. the delightful chelsea handler. >> why don't you shut up? just shut up. >> what she thinks of demi moore, ashton kutcher breakup and why she's called the anti-oprah. this is a live, uncensored, "piers morgan tonight." good evening. breaking news tonight. thousands of occupy wall street protesters marching across new york city's brooklyn bridge. some of the marchers shouting this is what democracy looks like. this is what america looks like. the march comes at the end of the day with clashes with police, mass arrests and traffic jams in lower manhattan. well over 300 people have been arrested and some of the demonstrations are going on across the country and indeed around the world. i want to go straight live to lower manhattan. amber, probably not as big

to say that jesse jackson got a pass back in 1984 and 1988 -- >> have i to move on, but jesse jackson got a lot of passes. he got passes in terms of getting money. he basically -- his career is a pass. >> tell me how a baptist preacher without a church and no job is a multimillionaire. >> he is not a credible threat. but cain is a credible threat. >> there is an argument whether he is a credible threat. somebody who doesn't know who conservatives are. an argument can be made there are conservatives giving him a pass on things that a white conservative would not be given a pass on. >> good point. >> he doesn't know what neo conservatives are. >> he would not let that pass. >> it doesn't matter. this is rome. the mobs rule. the people like him. therefore he is a credible threat. that's the bottom line. >> we are talking about what conservatives who are defending him in a way they would not necessarily -- >> anybody who thinks he is a credible threat i would like to make a bet with. >> what about cainvp tickets. >> where was he born? >> we don't know. >> from raising cain to acting insan

jesse, for honoring us with your presence. and sheila cullen is relentless when it comes to veterans, and thank you so much for your leadership. she knows how many issues we have been involved in an overtime, and she has been a tremendous leader. i want to would knowledge two more people. one is a veteran of the 21st century, serving in the early part of this century. and another one from the 1970's, a veteran from the 1970's. as we acknowledge them, let's have all the veterans who are here on the audience stand so they can be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for your service to our country. i want to take a couple of moments to tell you why i think this is such a special occasion and a pivotal one. i will be a little personal about it. i said it was a personal pleasure to be at the salvation army. one of the little girl and as a teenager, my father was the mayor of baltimore as first lady, my mother's special charity was the salvation army. we were all so always dressing dolls, ringing bells, having luncheons. i grew up

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this is him here,, jesse morgan. ♪ >> hello.t sure as ain't johnny cash. ♪ with nobody to hold my hand and the beer i had for breakfast wasn't bad i had one more for the road my clothes were clingin' dirty shirts i was my face and combed my hair and went on down i smoked my brains the night before and i lit my first and watched [indistinct lyrics] across the empty street and they took me back to something that i lost somewhere along the way on a sunday morning sidewalk i'm wishing, lord, that i was stone there's something about a sunday that makes the body feel alone oh, there's nothing short of dyin' as lonely as a sound and it's sleeping on sity sidewalks and sunday morning coming down [indistinct lyrics] and a laughing little to thegirl -- little girl she was singing and i passed a sunday school and heard the songs they were singing a lonely bell was ringing and it echoed through the can yon like the disappearing dream of yesterday and on a sunday morning sidewalk i am 0 wishing, lord, i was stoneh there is something about th

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jesse holley today from jail. jesse holley was a flower merchant in western new york independent on the mohawk river to =tranfour the flower to the markets from the east. at the time the mohawk river was not fully navigable and the company that controlled the navigation on the shipping company had promised to merchants moving in to western new york two with improved navigation. but they didn't and jesse holley and others went bankrupt. and when you go bankrupt in those years you go to debtors prison. while he was imprisoned hero a series of articles he published in newspapers using a pseudonym because being a debtor's prison of pack for the resume. he described an idea that he had that idea with erie canal. jesse alley was not the first person to imagine such a canal, the pirates away in box number one -- but today due? let's go back. it is the erie canal. he begins in buffalo at the eastern end of lake erie and crosses or western europe were these the hudson river and goes down to the port of new york. it turns a

i worked for shirley who ran for president before jesse jackson. reverend jackson took the presidential campaign and the delegate selection process, and the engineering of the democratic national committee to such a level that we had ron brown, the first head of the democratic national committee. i think any to be a master class, and we need to come up with a chorus that teaches about

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distancenile facility, brecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. that he's working out. he wants me to mail him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still have weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he is young. he is a teenager. sometimes he doesn't make the best decisions. you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it clear when he was jesse's age some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. i was just a gunner. fools hear my n

. >> bill: where is jesse jackson and al sharpton in defense of herman cain?he two activists are m.i.a. >> the least of my concerns at the moment is the politics of the year from now. i'm worried about putting people back to work right now. >> bill: is that true? lou dobbs on president obama's latest economic vision and how to invest your money now. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the folks turn against the occupiers, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. we told you from the jump the american people would not tolerate a radical movement. it's just not in our d.n.a. to do that. in late september when the occupy wall street protests began, the majority of americans supported them. "time" magazine poll in early october had 54% supporting the movement. 23% opposing and the rest not really i didn't understand standing what was going on. today that picture has drastically changed. the new quinnipi

i'm joined now by jesse lagreca, protester, activist and freelance journalist. what do you make of what you saw on that tape? >> it's absolutely deplorable, you know? to me it makes me feel like -- the cost of living is going up, your paychecks are getting decreased, your wages are declining and if you don't like it, i have a can of pepper spray for you. it's something we should be shocked and disturbed by. >> do the occupy people need to make a statement in how they want to deal with law enforcement before this spirals out of control? >> we've made several statements about engaging in civil disobedience in a peaceful exemplifies that. how can you attack people sitting on the ground? >> i'll answer that in conversation. i think it's part of a bigger plan. i think they're putting their foot down saying, look, this is what we're going to do if you come out here. what evidence do we have that that's not what they're doing? where does that leave you? >> it leaves us in a situation where we have to be mindful of our actions. the occupy wall street protests over the l