welcome back to the show we're talking to jesse ventura former governor of minnesota and a possible future independent presidential candidate so jesse i'm going to read out your quote revolutions don't have to be violent again that's what you've said which revolutions have have inspired you that weren't violent actually do you know what revolution that has actually worked. yeah i think when the philippines took back their country from ferdinand marcos it took them about twenty years or thirty years to accomplish it but i believe marcos was taken out of power with no violence there was a revolution in the philippines that took that dictator out because i was actually in the philippines physically back in the early seventy's when marsh when marcos declared martial law and became the dictator of the philippines and twenty five years later they got here model there and to the best of my knowledge there wasn't any bloodshed in the way that they did it so the philippine people could be very proud of what they accomplished you can have revolutions without bloodshed especially here in the united s

decides to run for the presidency in two thousand and sixteen what makes him believe he will be with jesse venturaif you delusional or a fighter. pilot jesse nice to have you own the show today now you want to run for president same two thousand and sixteen realistically do you think you can win. well first of all i didn't say that i was running but i felt that the opportunity was there for a third candidate to be successful in light of the fact that the way that our two parties have operated in the last few years in the last decade they've truly alienated the people to where like the approval rating of the congress is at ten percent i mean that's astounding nine out of ten people dislike them and don't approve what they do. so i just stated that in the situation of a third candidate you always wanted in a year where there's not an incumbent and twenty sixteen would provide that year there'd be no incumbent and that's where you'd have the motion at being successful and i stated that if i did run i would run under one premise and i believe i could win on this alone in light of the way things are to

shots and i was not the lone perpetrator but most significantly is the captain back man on what jesse ventura the former governor of minnesota recently spoke to me about. ritualised caption back was the acting attorney general monday morning naturally bobby had lost his brother he wasn't common in the work on monday so he was the acting attorney general this is a memo from him to lyndon johnson the new president and he explains how in the memo we have to make the public know that. that he had no partners who are still out there conspirators who acted with him and that he would have been convicted had there been a trial all of this laid out in a memo and this doesn't even cover the deathbed confession of the howard hunt or the fact that you are said that he believes there was a conspiracy even nixon said on tape that the warren commission was the greatest hoax ever perpetrated look i could go on but i think you get the point unfortunately we'll probably never know what happened to j.f.k. or his brother r f k but we do have a strong reason to suspect that the elements that led to his death invo

now i have seen a penny on endless love or his run for office this arnold's for mayor jesse ventura how frank and fred thompson and the sonny bono they present a salon to act a bit new to its potential run for office. i knew. i'm happy. let me say up front and the final. i am being very theory as to what i say that i should consider gotta love the outspoken black moment and try new things for its next president. i had cut his hair was immediate speculation that it was his play at gearing up to red rock. when someone asked him if he ran for president he said sure why not. that's not why he cut his hair the writing process is alive didn'taveo pve tt arehe eected. myirst amendnt rights like my hero or the parks refused to sit back and laugh when they know not why is it. he's also the guy that black americans should be profiled the same way different breeds of dogs are considered dangerous. that is the domination of inviting the children in the neighborhood. the black and white dot. he also said he wouldn't mind a shooting residence of the alley in south central neighborhood when a machine

chef ski hill america has seen a bevy of a list celebrities run for office arnold schwarzenegger jesse ventura al franken fred thomas and who can forget sonny bono tonight's resident takes a look at ted nugent's potential run for office. a lot of people tell me they never know if i'm being serious or not so let me say up front on this one i am being very serious when i say that america should consider gun loving outspoken rock n roll legend ted nugent for its next president recently ted cut his hair and there was an immediate speculation that it was his play gearing up to run for office when someone asked him if he'd run for president he said sure why not he said that's not why he cut his hair but he said the rest of his running for office is alive and well ted nugent has said some awful things recently he compared himself to rosa parks when he said i exercise my first amendment rights like my hero rosa parks so refused to sit at the back of the bus when men no law existed he's also the guy that said black americans should be profiled the same way different breeds of dogs are considered danger

former minnesota governor jesse ventura and the mayor elect of minneapolis were among the demonstrators and now loudoun county is jumping into the debate. the county board of supervisors wants the redskins to keep its name while the d.c. council is pushing for a change. as surae chinn reports, neither group does anything but cause friction. >> reporter: the loudoun county board of supervisors unanimously vote to keep the redskins name. it comes a day after d.c. city council voted just the opposite. >> i'm pleased that the council will vote to rename the washington football team. >> why is it the d.c. city council's business? washington redskins do not play in washington. >> reporter: d.c. city council says the name is offensive to native americans and a name change is required if they want to play in washington again as there have been talks of building a multi-use stadium to replace the outdated rfk stadium. >> it's just time to change the name. i think the whole country is starting to get around it. >> i think people just got to get over themselves and a lot of us can get offended abo

get -- when you fine something crazy, you don't send it to the white house, you sent today me or jesse ventura. here's george washington's frozen head. who would want this. and it's true, lincoln's assassin, john wilkes booth, years ago, his family -- got famous shooting abraham lincoln, dies in a barn 1 -- 12 days later, and i get a phone call and it's from the lawyer who represents john wilkes booth's family. he says the family wants to tell you the story, and the story is that their relative john wilkes booth never died in a barn that dade. he escaped, took on a new identity, and he is not the bun buried in the coffin. do you want to hear the story, brad? yes, i want to hear that story. i'm very busy here dealing with abraham lincoln's gayness, but i'd like too hear the story. and they tell it -- the best part of the temperature -- an amazing story. one of the best part, actually a lot of the parts of the family all insist that he escaped, and one of the aliases he took on, john wilkes booth was john b. wilkes. if your name is john wilkes booth and your alias is john booth wilkes, you're th

it's like me and jesse ventura. when you find something crazy come you don't send it to the white house can from he said it to me or jesse ventura and here is george washington's cousin had. who would want this? [laughter] and this is true. john wilkes booth, years ago, his family famously shoot abraham lincoln, who dies in a barn 12 days later. every history book will tell you that he dies and then i get a phone call and minutes from the lawyer that represents john wilkes booth in the family also tell you a story and the story is that their relatives never died upon that day he actually lived and he escaped he took on a new identity and he's not the one buried in the a coffin. you won't hear the story. so yes, i want to hear that story. right? i mean, i'm busy dealing with abraham lincoln's gayness. i'd love to hear the story. [applause] >> it's an amazing story, one of the best is a lot of parts of the family insists that he -- that he escaped and one of the aliases he took on was john wilkes. now if your name is

ventura. >> voy a entregar uno de los premios especiales. >> el entusiasmo es evidente en los hermanos jesse grammy el aÑo pasado. nos llevamos cuatro grammy, incluyendo la canciÓn del aÑo. ahora estamos nominados por una canciÓn que se llama "llorar". >> y agotado por tanto ensayo, decidÍ darle una sorpresa. te vamos a tratar como un prÍncipe >> muchÍsimas gracias por sacarme de ensayos y todas esas cosas. ¿me vas a tratar bien? sÍ? [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> este es el exclusivo spa sÓlo para nominados e invitados especiales. >> ay, quÉ romÁntico. >> el ligero almuerzo parecÍa no ser suficiente. >> lleva 7 sandwich. >> mira. hay que comer. tÚ me dijiste. >> aquÍ hablamos de las bandas que compiten en su terna. >> me preocupa esta banda recoditos, son bandas muy fuertes. >> ahora me toca a mÍ. >> tonny, estÁ bien que andes ocupado pero no te has baÑado. >> y llegÓ el momento de la pedicura. >> el gran final el masaje. >> con final feliz? >> no sÉ. >> quÉ bien. >> y aprendÍ que los hombres se miran las uÑas asÍ y las mujeres asÍ. estarÉ vistiendo un diseÑador italiano, un atuendo que darÁ mucho que hab