it was jesse jackson who joined with others to keep dr.ckson that came out and made private corporations and the private sector accountable. it was jesse jackson who formed the rainbow coalition before we ever used the term intersectionalism. it was his run for president in 1984 and 1988 that registered voters that elected black mayors and governors. jesse jackson went to far lands and brought back hostages without a portfolio from the government and without even being thanked. he has helped change america and we should salute and give him flowers while he is among us and going strong. i personally have been touched all my life by reverend jackson. when i was 12 years old my parents brought me to him. he was twice my age. he was a big brother figure. he has guided me and many others that are known and unknown with the work ethic and commitment that you put the cause ahead of your own agenda. happy birthday, reverend jackson. some of us will not forget not only what you have done for us, but for the nation and world. subway® has so much new

his mother, the reverend jesse jackson were there. what do they want, what are they looking for?everend jesse jackson and the mother of jelani day are insulted coming out of the coroner's office, classified the cause of death a drowning. the report was quick to add that the manner of death they don't know or how jelani day got into the river but for carmen, and again, jesse jackson, they say that that's not what should have come out if they didn't know how he went in there. regardless, there was a rally here and a driving processional of sorts. it began here at the peru police department, and went to some key locations that were part of this case including a local ymca here which is near where jelani day's vehicle was found in a wooded area but not a remote one. a ymca on one side or surrounded by homes all around. and as part of what is on the table, i guess, at this point, what's come out, carmen day, the mom wants people to look at this plainly, and say that at the end of the day, as she feels she knows, jelani didn't do this to himself. take a listen. >> see it with your own

. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson was among thousands in illinois yesterday, rallying and drivingal to raise awareness to demand answers and that federal authorities get more involved. jelani day was last seen on august 24th at a retail store in bloomington, illinois, about 130 miles from chicago. almost 70 miles north is peru, illinois, where his vehicle was found just two days later. from the road it looks like a dead end. you can still see the remnants of when jelani day's vehicle came through here. plants knocked on their sides. the question though is whether he was driving the vehicle when it did. authorities found his car just down this path and off to the left side according to the former attorney for the family. the thing about this location though is it isn't in the middle of nowhere. it has a ymca on one side and it is surrounded by homes. jelani day's body was found about a week afterward, just about a mile away off the bank of the illinois river east of the route 251 bridge. his body wouldn't be officially identified until nearly a month later. around when the body was

he and jesse jackson together.i have a lot to do with why barack obama actually felt like he could run and win because calling powell had primed america for the possibility of a black president with his leadership. it was an easy of a cell, and so obama comes right behind colin powell and jesse jackson and benefit from their president that they said so. we've lost a great american. a great paper. a great, um, government leader. we rarely have anything good to say about government leaders, with the exception of this stain that he acknowledges on his record, um colin powell has been an outstanding leader. yes and pal, you mentioned this drawing from his military experience to become a trusted advisor on both national security and diplomacy. really to both parties from ronald reagan to barack obama. and really professor, he earned universal respect. he did, and i think that you know that is sort of in his body right as a person, you know, immigrant heritage african american heritage. you know, with this range of exper

no, nothing of who we are aware knew i came out of the same black churches as jesse jackson and martin luther king. aus was the church of the forsaken and these men were our patron saints adorned her from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness, automatic. ah, who shall, why was he was such a cradle in color for religion with this. don't all other ways of connecting men. i tell you this. when i left his country in 1948, i wasn't going to be one reason only one reason. well, when i'm done the hong kong, i matters on the timber to end up in paris on the speaker, paris. that's right. i was talking on the theory and nothing words could happen to me. they said it already happened to me hear you talk about making it as a write it by yourself. you won't be able then to turn up all the intent of which you live. because once you turn your back on the society, you may dial, you may die. oh, then flashes a siren as stretched out roar. and you're not the guy and still you fit the description. because there is only one guy who is always the guy fitting the description. i think the w

no, nothing of who we are aware knew i came out of the same black churches as jesse jackson and martin luther king. aus was the church of the forsaken and these men were our patron saints adorned him from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness, automatic. ah, who shall, why was he was such a trade on color or religion or this don't all other ways of connecting men. i tell you this. when i left this country in 1948, i wasn't going to be one reason only one reason. when i landed on the hong kong, i met on the gym block to end up in paris on the streets of paris. freud online, talking on the theory that nothing worse would happen to me there that had already happened to me here. you talk about making it as a right by yourself. you had to be able then to turn of old montana which you live . because once you turn your back on society, you may dot, you may dot o, then flashes a siren as stretched out war. and you are not the guy and still you fit the description. because there is only one guy who is always the guy fitting the description. i think the white imagination has fr

stood there with his family, sons and daughters and ambassador young and john lewis and reverend jesse jackson ten years ago today that monument to martin luther king was erected. i remember in hours like this, martin luther king said we must build out of a mountain of despair, a stone of hope. so as i and others try to push president biden and others, we do it with the hope that we know even in dark days, things can and will change. we are for what's right and we are trying to make out of mountains of despair a stone of hope, like dr. king told us to. we will be right back. g told uso we will be right back. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ we see you. that's why we designed our new no7 pure retinol range. informed by 15 years of scientific research; to target the appearance of dark spots, wrinkles and boost radiance. and formulated to be gentler to skin. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. wrinkles and boost radiance. thousands of child

when people are put in prison, it costs more money as jesse jackson used to say, it costs more moneyale. so when we see that our tax dollars should not be going to keep people in prison, our tax dollars need to go to give young people a good education, because our society as a whole depends on our -- our future depends on all these young people getting a quality education. >> thank you, delores. i'm so honored to have you. always speaking truth, but also recognizing that we want every single american child regardless of color and religion to have the same access to a quality education. >> go ahead. just know that in order for all of us to survive, we do have to depend on each other, and we have to definitely know that our young people are the ones that are going to not only be able to support us in the future, but also the ones that are going to be able to provide all of the legal services, educational services, the house services, everything that our society depends on. >> that is right. we are in this together. let's make sure that we have equal access for all. have a good one. >>>

has been the target of anger by activists in the democratic party from the civil rights leader jesse jacksons rights leader dolores huerta who last week melted an ice sculpture of senator cinema in effigy. >> is beautiful statue we have here. your sport is going to note away. >> an educational and political consultant in phoenix says she has volunteered for senator cinema for more than a decade. >> i would cling to her every word. she would talk about having the proper education and knowing how to interact with opposing views. but it was always standing on your values. it was not selling out. i remember she -- our member when she was approachable. >> david wells, a political science professor at arizona state university attended rallies with her protesting the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> she ran for legislature the first time as an independent. she did not want to be outside the two parties. she worked really hard but she lost. then she ran as a democratic and one in the house. >> and then elected to congress. >> i like the fact how she kind of bucked the status quo at the time and stan

. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson was among those in illinois tuesday rallying and driving in a processionalraise awareness to demand answers and that federal authorities get more involved. jelani day was last seen august 24 in a retail store in blooming ton, illinois, 100 miles from chicago. almost 70 miles north is peru, illinois, where his vehicle was found just two days later. from the road, it looks like a dead end. you can still see the remnants of when jelani day's vehicle came through here. plants knocked on their sides. the question, though, is whether he was driving the vehicle when it did. authorities found his car just down this path and off to the left side according to the former attorney for the family. the thing about this location, though, is it isn't the middle of nowhere. it has a ymca on one side and it's surrounded by homes. jelani day's body was found about a week afterward, just about a mile away off the bank of the illinois river, east of the route 251 bridge. his body wouldn't be officially identified until nearly a month later. but around when the body was found, hi

regents meeting, and in a close vote and under the shadow of protests that were orchestrated by jesse jacksonrace or gender in admissions, employment, or contracting. [applause] >> then he made it statewide by championing proposition 209 throughout the state to prohibit any preferences based on race in public employment, contracting, or public education, and the voters of this state agreed with that wisdom and last year defeated the democratic legislature's effort to repeal proposition 209. [applause] >> final quick example, right now you know that in 2021 alone, more than a million undocumented migrants have been surging at the u.s. border. well, 30 years ago, another federal administration was not securing the border, and during a recession, it was causing a great burden on california's budget. pete wilson had the courage to say there is a distinction between legal immigration and illegal immigration based on a very clear principle which is who decides who enters the country? the sovereign nation? or the migrant? well, it's clear that the sovereign nation has to decide who enters the countr

they don't want it, yet the reverend jesse jackson is working to get a natural gas pipeline in the pembroke township, so those people can stop having to heat their homes with pro pane and in a lot of cases, wood burning stoves. would you agree that the reverend jackson is doing the right thing to try to address energy injustice and economic injustice by getting a natural gas pipeline into that community? >> i would one of the things our industry is focused on since its inception was trying to get the lowest cost energy to consumers, and i think consumers deserve that. it's helps our economy. that's our focus. the last three years have been the last inflation-adjusted gas line prices in our history, so i think consumers have options for all sorts of fuel types to get them the lowest cost of energy. >> if i understand what you're saying, you don't want a low income family to pull up to your gas pump and have to make a decision on how much gas they can put in their tank because they're deciding between getting to and from whatever job they have and putting food on the table or helping pay for

jackson read my valentine. >> greg: one to have worked out anyway, age difference. >> jesse: i got a photo with the philly phanaticostume on, the big, fat nozzle. >> sandra: you're jogging my memory, i went to a brunch in sixth grade, downtown chicago and there was carol moseley braun, the first african-american female senator. >> greg: i can beat that. >> jesse: the philly phanatic, come on. >> greg: everyone had a bozo the clown picture, i went to a car show at the palace in san francisco and always have celebrities there, i had my picture taken with martin milner and ted mccord. adam 12! >> richard: i will have to google those. >> greg: you guys at home understand. this is a good question for paula, what was the last thing you build yourself? >> sandra: i have a 6-year-old boy and he ought a bunch of pieces last weekend and just had nails and a hammer and we made a box. we made it together. >> jesse: i've hired people to build them for me, i don't build, that's something i don't do. i opened a ping-pong table, then i looked at how complicated it was yuriko >> greg: isn't that great when you open up a box and yo

jesse watters in his criminals hat. rachel: here he is in like a michael jackson jacket of some sort.at gift. no supply chain issues. printed in america. preorder it now you will get it in time for christmas. you will love these stories and learn more about ainsley and brian, not pete, not will, but john roberts. sean: fox favorites in this book and two of them are on this couch today. really quick promo as well kitchen table podcast this week we have victor davis hanson which we were really nervous about interviewing him because he is like this intellectual giant. sean: rachel prepared for two hours with her interview. i did what pete does, i sat down and just did the interview. pete: don't prepare at all. easy questions tout a really smart person. rachel: can i say really quickly victor davis hanson did parents advice on picking colleges for their students. this is great, great podcast. download it now. will: during the break i will share my christmas tradition. rachel: let's do that. pete: in the paperback edition. will: that's when they will add me. rachel: i will add you have guy