but i would say that i mentioned jesse jackson once earlier. i once asked him how you end every speech you give the words, keep hope alive. and i, i listed to him myriad problems and crises have as a society and you say keep hope alive every speech and you seem to mean it. you seem and he talked about the he had in his childhood was arrested the first time trying to check a out of a public library. he witnessed the assassination of martin luther king that was in his childhood but he mentioned that experience as well and he said i'll never forget when he said this. he said when you're climbing your way out of a hole, sometimes times you become so focused on the distance you have yet to climb that you forget to look over your shoulder, see how far you've already come. we've come so far as a country on of race, on issues of gender on issues of lgbtq acceptance and opportunities that we could continue, that we should use that as motivation to harness of that energy and replicate some of those tactics and. work on the issues that still elude us. tho

and jesse jackson jr., corey wise and new york city council member of the central park five, now thevation tour. the visit through the heart of the state is the second leg of the nonpartisan get out to vote campaign following a bus trip to philadelphia last month. i encourage all of you to simply get out and vote. and tomorrow, i will be in georgia for my exclusive one-on- one sit down interview with vice president and democratic presidential candidate kamala harris. that is sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on politics nation. i want to get past just the policy talk and talk about how what she is proposing will affect everyday people. working people, middle-class people, poor people. what it means to them. we use slogans all the time, inflation reduction act, and other acts. what will it mean to people on the ground? i want to talk to kamala harris about that tomorrow. we will be right back. ht back. . metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. (o

voter rather, trying to maximize turnout among the base is, you know, i wrote another book on jesse jackson and he addressed this in the eighties. he said the democrats were so worried about regaining the reagan voters that they lost, that they neglected their own natural base, blacks and latinos, student voters and others and think that there are some democrats who fall into the temptation of doing that again, whereas jesse jackson also says that, if we vote, our numbers will win. if we don't vote, our numbers will lose. you referenced this with your very first question. the numbers are the side of the progressive left voters of color voters, lgbtq voters, a majority of women voters. so those to win elections should do what they can to maximize their turnout. but in our own private, personal lives, you. i don't think we should just tell trump voters to go to hell. although it's. yeah, i see your facial expression. it's a tempting option, but you know, we can look for opportunities to have conversation. i was sort of thinking the question that i started with that i agree with and accept tha

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i remember i interviewed jesse jackson for the book. in addition of many, many interesting people and jesse jackson's said to me, you know, he was one of the organizers of the million man march and it was attended by a young illinois state senator named barak obama. and you had hundreds of thousands of men of color coming to washington, d.c., who basically it wasn't like the civil rights movement, where there was a there were social and civil. what you had were men feeling that they were personally responsible. and this was created. they weren't. so this was creating a venue where men could bond, where men could realize they had break out of this economic social civil cycle. and it wasn't about them. it was about the faults in society. and it was up by bonding people. this era was was really when you you know anger man it was the decade of anger management it was so men were really having serious problems. and part of it came from the the that the advances the 1970s and eighties of the women's movement. so the women's movement, of cours

since jesse jackson in the 1980s that's in the case.ou take in the voters a socially black men and the numbers get bigger when you look at those groups whether hispanic men or black men your grant avenue way of being that democrats aren't used to and they will not able to use the world playbook of racial politics anymore. >> it is interesting to see that not working the way that it used to be and the promises that get made and campaigns. and referred vice president harris talking about $25,000 tax credits for your first house and lots of different financial incentives, and then legalization of marijuana as a big plus that she's going to do to help win voters as well. >> or reparations which we saw in california that was all a ruse. they had no intention. just like what they say every election year. we are going to do a study. there's no interest in doing anything but a study. >> is it insulting that's the attack that she's taking? >> it's insulting to all americans but especially communities that they relied on their votes to be lied to

when two police officers are killed in a housing project jesse jackson comes out and says, i want the next administration to declare the recent disaster area. we need our own security forces. you see this slow marching where , if daily in the machine and the next administration will not come and help us that we need to be taking things under our community control and at least of these various private relationships that we see manifest throughout the decade and i would say even into the harold washington administration in the 1980s. in the end, these different sort of politicians are being pulled politically. they are looking at what's happening in these communities and they are saying, anna langford of the third ward, civil rights lawyer and very famously anti-daily -- she saying look at what's happening in my community. i want to function -- based on what people are doing. we see this continue throughout the 1970s into the 1980s the washington administration, where he basically wants economic development to happen, give the neighborhoods their own say and let them be able to function

rev render jesse jackson is joining us. all of these i go to the get out to vote rallies, people are turning out so i think they are fooling themselves if they think the momentum is the other way. if you want to see somebody that can answer the questions and has a track record, and opposing to somebody who plays tracks and can't dance to the tracks, that is your choice. donald trump was embarrassing the other night to anybody that supports him. if i was there, i would have walked him off the stage if i was a supporter. how long do you let grandpa stand there and humiliate the family? >> a lot of people at the rally came to see him wondering is this the end of it to start streaming out as he continued to dance. a great point you bring up. the early voting in georgia and we will bring that up in our next segment. smashing early voting records as you say in that state. we talked specifically about the black voters numbers what she needs to do to bring those up to 2020 or 2016 levels. let's take a step back more broadly. there

jesse jackson comes and basically says i want the nixon to declare this area a disaster area. we need to form our own private security forces. and you see the slow marching where they're looking for. if daley and the machine and nixon administration with its cuts will not come in and help us, then we need to be taking under our control, community control. and it leads to these various private relationships we see manifest in throughout the decade. and i would say even the harold washington administration in the 1980s. and so in the end, these different sort of politicians are being pulled politically. they're looking at what's happening in different communities and they're saying like a langford of the third district of the third ward excuse me, civil rights lawyer and famously anti anti daley, huge reform. she's saying, oh, look at what's happening in. my community, i want to function, legislate fashion and policy that i propose on the city council on what people are doing. and we see this continue throughout the 1970s, into the 1980s with the washington administration and wh

lock joe up, you have kamala harris, the actual nominee now, telling hallie jackson he's fine, perfect, no problem. >> jesse, i know how much you hate disrespecting elders. >> greg: it really bothers me. >> jesse: greg, i am 20 years younger. >> greg: not true. >> jesse: 16? >> greg: maybe eight. he was talking about lawfare, wasn't he? that's what they were relying on. there is an old joke, what is the difference between a drunk and a drug addict? a drunk steals your wallet. a drug addict steals your wallet and helps you find it. that's lawfare. they create the panic and then they offer the solution for it. without telling you that they created and they are the source of the problem. in fact, this is something that the dems in the media do all the time. they will tell people trump is a threat to democracy, and they position themselves as the solution to the threat to democracy. in fact, almost all the problems that the democrats say they are a solution for are the problems that they caused. whether it is inflation, whether it is education, whether it is the border, whether it is crime, they create it and s

también se ha ganado el corazón de varias personas, como jess bernhardt, encargada del planeamiento y desarrollo del arte en el aeropuerto hartsfield-jackson pues lo tenemos aquí en atlanta y estoy muy orgulloso porque obviamente los que los mexicanos que vivimos aquí en georgia, aquí en atlanta, pues lo tenemos aquí y va a estar aquí durante un año. pero aún más que eso, al traerla aquí, es como llevarla al mundo entero, porque obviamente este es el aeropuerto que más pasajeros maneja en el mundo. césar y miryam ya están con nosotros. qué tenemos a las 5 y 30? bueno, vamos a estar hablando hoy a las 05:30 sobre esta familia desplazada por un incendio que sucedió hace más de 20 días. y aunque no tienen un lugar donde vivir, además, una de las propuestas electorales de noviembre tiene que ver con el aumento del salario mínimo en california. más. al regresar. muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo 48. yo soy miryam villarreal. seguimos con la información y seguimos an

jesse was raised well. his name shows up on left leaning two percentage points, reverend jackson. my good friend, the judge, jeanine means left by seven percentage points. >> judge jeanine: a lie! >> harold: makes up for the other way. yours truly, harold come is a republican name by nine-point margin. >> judge jeanine: oh, my god. >> harold: and greg, leading the right by a whopping, get this, 27 percentage points. maga greg! >> greg: congratulations. >> harold: how do you answer this? did you make your parents name you greg? >> greg: no, but there is something weird about this, let's be honest, this is a "washington post" voter file that was designed decades ago to help prevent voter fraud, and they are tracking people's names, and it's not just like dana or the judge -- the judge -- they have specific, they go, in the article, elmer is republican. marmaduke is democrat. this is not right. >> harold: this is profiling. >> greg: they are tracking you. this is why we need paper ballots. this is why we have a problem with the election system. this is not right. >> jesse: are you sa

. >> jesse the majoritedy of v uncommitted voters are from 18-34. you think dragging out samuel l. jacksonringsteen will appeam?l to th? >> no. the mcdonald's visit affected more people than any of that. i think they said 37% of young americans who saw the viz are leading -- leaning towards trump. i opened with a more my mom was making scrambled eggs and went jesse look at this ask es saysoa nervous democrats fear that harris is blowing it. i looked to my mother and i could've been a jerk but i'm not a jerk. i'm a good sport and i'm a kind son. a compassionate american and i just said can i have my eggs police i didn't rub it in i'myi not tryingng to brag you look at the polls he has tied judge it's the first time he has ever been tied going into a race like thih he was down big with hillary and biden.t. and when you have a tide poll with trump on television i'mtigh saying the race is tight i'mno saying other things to my friends. not to my mother but my friends. it's funny that they blame joe biden. how about just blaming joe bidet the last from fraud years. people don't want to vote demo

. >> you know, jesse, the majority of uncommitted voters are apparently between the ages of 18-34. you think dragging out samuel l. jackson or bruce springsteen are going to appeal to them? >> no. the mcdonald's visit affected more people than any of that. they said -- i think 37% of young americans who saw that visit now are leaning toward trump. i was at my mother's husband this morning, and my dad opened his phone while my mom was making me scrambled eggs. he says, nervous democrats fear that kamala is blowing it. i looked at my mother, and i could have been a jerk. i'm not a good jerk. i'm a good sport. i'm a kind son. i'm a compassionate american. i just said, could i have my eggs please? i didn't rub it in. i'm not trying to brag. you look at the polls, trump has tied. it's the first time he's ever been tied going into a race like this. he was down big with hillary, down big with biden. on television i say the race is tight. 'cause when you have a tied national poll with donald trump, on television, i say the race is tight. i say other things to my friends. not to my mother, but my friends. this is funny they're bla