he suddenly said, jim brown. it was the biggest of my life. then. i made it from the classroom to the barracks and nothing flat. don't laugh. i had a date with a crow. you see the crow is what navy men call a rating. each man keeps his crow under his mattress until he's earned the right to wear it. when the time comes, he can't get the needle and thread out fast enough that emblem says i am now already ol man. third class. any time you see a fellow wearing it. you can bet boots he knows his stuff. i don't mean that to be bragging, but only the fellows who have gone through a navy communications school know what it really means to read it it. next day, with the skipper doing the honors, we marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas. i wish you could have been there, pop. i know you have a war job. besides, the government does not want people traveling around the country unless they to. sort of proud of that sheepskin and mailing it home to you. mother. well, we got our orders to shove off today and all packed. i can't you where we're going,

he suddenly said, jim brown. it was the biggest of my life. then. i made it from the classroom to the barracks and nothing flat. don't laugh. i had a date with a crow. you see the crow is what navy men call a rating. each man keeps his crow under his mattress until he's earned the right to wear it. when the time comes, he can't get the needle and thread out fast enough that emblem says i am now already ol man. third class. any time you see a fellow wearing it. you can bet boots he knows his stuff. i don't mean that to be bragging, but only the fellows who have gone through a navy communications school know what it really means to read it it. next day, with the skipper doing the honors, we marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas. i wish you could have been there, pop. i know you have a war job. besides, the government does not want people traveling around the country unless they to.sort of n and mailing it home to you. mother. well, we got our orders to shove off today and all packed. i can't you where we're going, but i'm on my way. yes

joe brown, and his brother, jim, were seniors that year.ousands of other american boys, their thoughts were far from the peaceful valley country that had always been there home. you can guess the rest. that signal corps poster wasn't long before he enlisted. two days later, brother jim walked into a navy recruiting office, sore as a boil that joe had beaten him to the punch. both got their orders to shove off the same day. natural really the folks were down to see them leave. mother used to say that junior, the youngest always worshiped his brother jim. dad and mother of course were pretty brave about it all. and the sound like millions of other american boys jim and joe, from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months they didn't feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell that the only time they didn't real was when they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every serviceman has to go through, we got our first real letter from jim. jim always loves good at letterwriting. dad was so tickled, he took the lett

suddenly he said jim brown. it was the biggest moment of my life. in nothing flat. don't. laugh. once called a rating for each vent keeps it under his mattress into his earned the right too where it. when the time comes heed cannot get the needle and thread out fast enough. the emblem says i am now a radioman third class anytime you see a fellow wearing it you can bet your boots he knows his stuff. b i do not mean that to be bragging but the fellows have gone through a navy communication school know it really means. ♪ next day with the skipper during the honesty marched out on the parade ground to get our diplomas.. i wish you could have been there. i know you have a poor job besides the government doesnd nt want people traveling around the country unless they have too. i'm proud of that, mailing at home to you and mother. ♪ ♪ ♪ we got our orders to shove off today and i am all packed. i cannot say where we are going but i am on my way. >> yes the folks back home are sort of proud of him too. seems that just about the time jim wrote he finished scho

enough to dye my hair blonde and try to look like you but i will play golf with you and listen to any jim brownry you have. >> the last topic is cbs. the edited fake answers kamala harris and the other problems they've had in the past but they didn't stop there. we could johnson was one of the most lightest guys in the planet last sunday on "face the nat nation". >> noncitizens to vote in federal elections. >> of course it is but is the problem, a number of states are not requiring proof of citizenship when illegals are noncitizens registered to vote, we know what's happening. everybody should work with a lot to be followed noncitizens to vote in federal elections, that's established. >> of course it is the here's the problem, a number of states not requiring proof when noncitizens registered to vote. in virginia he issued an executive board to clean up and influence less than 30 days after a couple of days ago the biden administration department of justice sued the governor prevent them from cleaning out there rules. why would they do that? everybody should want the lock to be followed. >> if

tonight a gentleman who has played everyone from jim brown to chalk man to mc ren. new show is called "cross." aldis hodges is here with us. [ applause ] then later a band of brothers from right here in los angeles. their latest album "oh brother" dawes from the snapdragon stage. tomorrow night eddie redmayne and sheryl lee ralph will join us with music from magdalena bay. so please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a suave, talented and versatile actor whose middle name is mungo. we are going to find out why. his terrifying new movie is called "heretic." it opens in theaters a week from friday. please say hello to hugh grant! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you know, thank you for being here. i must ask you about your middle name because this is a little detail. i don't know how it slipped past me the last time. but mungo is one of your middle names. yes? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hugh mungo? [ laughter ] were you a giant baby? how did this happen? >> it's actually hugh john mungo. >> jimmy: hugh john mungo. okay. >> i don't know how it happened. i had ve

but what jim brown was able to do is show his mastery of the in the weeks following the raid as he'sawaiting trial, as is undergoing trial execution. he's able to massage the narrative in a way that i would have a made a modern pr executive quite proud. you know he's able to turn his image from this violent crazy man into a place beginnings of respect. some cases among white northerners and for his bravery, the face of sacrifice and kind of acknowledgment that even if they disagreed with the means he took the purpose for which he undertook his actions was, admirable. so brown, a great example of someone who is to actually look at what the newspapers are saying about him and change the story. by the way he acts by what he says and how he behaves. those weeks leading to his execution. all right that was a lot. i'm just going to as briefly some things up now, turning things over to you. so what we want to leave on is the idea that by the time the civil war broke out in 1860, one, of course, this war of words, the struggle and the in newspaper columns had been underway for several decade

brown voters. but i get what jim is saying.ust say wow she's just a dummy because even if you're right no one is going to hear it. people do the same thing with trump they overlook his actual deeds and focus on his words, the latest. trump calling democrat leaders the enemy from within. >> congressman do you consider adam and nancy pelosi. >> will trump double down on his head were talking point about the enemy from within. >> on the truck repeatedly reprinted prominent democrats and others on the left in the united states american citizens as quote the enemy from within unquote. >> tunnel trump has been given opportunity after opportunity to either downplay or clarify his comments but what he called the enemy from within. >> a major party candidates. calling his political opponents the enemy within. >> all that outrage. even though democrats not only said the same thing about enemies within but they actually acted on it. remember when these people claimed there was extremism within our military. it was big news until the threa

jim crow, and now. i think that the ordinary brown and black folks. think about darpa to a brother said, the longer, as long as we had education in this country we had racial discrimination in schools. as long as we've had elections in this country with a racial discrimination in voting. as an ordinary pain, that's the things were fighting against. we can feel weary, we can feel weary but i think the thing that, i'm feeling sometimes weary and body but in spirit not at all because what i do hold onto is not just people fighting against that what we're fighting for. our organization, lawyers' committee for civil rights under law with talk about something wiggle the future we deserve, and all of the dreams and aspirations of this generation to design dispraise, taking the shorts, i don't know if you know what that means, taking the shorts. look it up. it's an old phrase. but you know i think about this generation. i think about all the things that of the hopes and dreams you have for my kids who are all three kids between ages of five and nine. i think

said, only the three liberal dissenters jurors, sonya sotomayor, elena kagan, and ketanji brown, jackson dissented. jimn, the supreme court is also expected to act soon in another case, one from the putin swing, swing state of pennsylvania. what do we know about that? >> yes. and that one, jim could be even more important because that involves it's a dispute over provisional ballots there and who can cast them, particularly people who have tried to vote by mail. but there were some defect in there in their mail-in ballot in particular that they didn't enclose bose, that secrecy sleeve. that is important under pennsylvania law there. and the question is whether people who have been notified of some problem and essentially their mail-in ballots been found and to be void, whether they can separately cast a provisional ballot. now, the pennsylvania supreme court had ruled that yes, they can pennsylvania republicans republican party have come up to the supreme court asking them to intervene. and what they say, in particular, jim can have consequences for other disputes that could arise in the next six days.

. >>> we have jim, joe and steph. josh brownh jim and joe making moves in big names today. i will just leave it at that and reveal what the trades are when i see you at 12:00. >> by the way, we went the entire month of october without a percentage move, and the market is clinching up ahead of a toss-up election in a few days. >> and there was talk about it's usually up -- >> we are in one of the ngt five-day periods of the calendar. >> it has been fun, guys. we will look ahead to apple and amazon. "money movers" coming up next. so, you know, han is 22 years old, and we've been together most of my life. not often do you have a childhood dog that, that lives this long so i think it's really unique and special that we've experienced so many, so many things in life together. knowing that he's getting good nutrition and that he has energy is a huge relief for me and my dad. “such a good little bean.” we're so grateful to have had this time with him, so let's keep it going and make every day special. i haven't achieved all my ambition

. >> even though it's called murphy brown, it is truly an ensemble show. >> i love corky's innocence. jim was a traditionalist. frank has his insecurities. and then miles, you know, trying to be the boss. >> as with any good workplace sitcom, the coworkers become a family oh, gee, jim, nice of you to drop by. >> please make yourself at home. thanks murphy. you know, in the 80s and 90s, comedy was king. >> this is that time where we still have that phenomenon, where at 8 p.m., you buckle down and you watch tv for the next three hours. >> you see just these ordinary sitcoms drawing 20 to 30 million viewers in a regular weekly episode. and it's just a different landscape now. if 2 million people are watching a television show on broadcast, it's like almost a hit. >> get ready for murphy brown mondays on cbs. >> people found the show and eventually the ratings sort of ticked up until it was in the top ten. in season three. and then by season four, it was the number one show. >> the first thing we see is off the elevator. the first, you know, it's like usually in a museum we stay with don't fo

i need to hand it off to pamela brown now, but pam, no shortage of news this week absolutely not, jim. >> and we just want to remind our viewers that we're going to continue to cover the devastation from helene, jim in the media will cover stories and their complaints. we don't stay on it will work in a stay on it because there are a lot of people suffering right now as you have been reporting on in your show, in that suffering, sadly, it's going to continue for weeks, for months as these small communities continue to rebuild after almost station. >> absolutely. and it's going to take a lot of time and a lot of resources from the federal government, state government they've got to get on it. no question about it. >> they do. i'm actually i had governor beshear of my home state of kentucky on later in the show, we're going to ask kim about it because as you know, in kentucky, my home state, there has been devastating storm events that have caused a lot of damage and we tab it over the last several years, so we're going to hear his perspective and what his advice is to the states of cou

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jim also claims that her skill is really getting democrats emotionally invested in her. it's certainly worked with willie brown, but that's more than a joke. it's a fact that getting dems emotionally invested in her means she gets others to do the work she won't do, whether it's willie brown or willie brown, voters see what i did there? i know, but i get what jim's saying. don't just say, wow, she's just a dummy. because even if you're right, no one's going to hear with trump. they overlook his actual deeds and focus on his words. take the latest trump calling democrat leaders the enemy from within. congressman, do you consider adam schiff and nancy pelosi to be the enemy from within? all? trump doubled down on his hitler talking points about the enemy from within. donald trump repeatedly referred to prominent democrats and others on the left in the united states, american citizens as, quote, the enemy from within, unquote. donald trump has been given opportunity after opportunity to either downplay or clarify his comments about what he called the enemy from within a major party candidate, calling his politica

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jim jordan on top of the economy stuff you have open border. you have crime factor. i don't care who you are, white, black, brown.ou don't like crime, you don't want your kids going to school in a high crime area, a lot of crime is random, a lot is imported from venezuela, and the south of border we know that crime -- you know, i am not saying it a sleeper but i think crime almost under rated. we think of election as the economy and the border, but going with that, is the crime factor, and you know, regardless of the abc news fact phony checkers, the fbi numbers show that violent crime has gone up significantly jim jordan that has to be factor in the break up of this democratic coalition. >> yeah. yeah, i think it is, i think as senator eric schmitt talks about immigration and border security issue, you mentioned they are coming together, some of the migrant come in we had a hearing on this, where we had moms talk about a migrant who came to the country did something terrible to their son or daughter. and it was a powerful hearing those issues are coming together, americans understand you need a commander in chie

brown, who has millions of followers. so continuing that, those appearances on traditional and non-traditional outlets, jim all right. >> priscilla alvarez. thank you very much. let's bring in mitch landrieu. he is the co-chair of the harris-walz campaign, was the mayor of new orleans mayor landrieu, always great to talk to you really appreciate it. hey, why, why is why is vice president harris going to texas? does she think she could turn texas blew well, the american people have a choice to make between a guy unlike donald trump, who fights for himself and his rich friends and kamala harris who really fights for regular folks. >> and the difference could not be more stark relating to women's reproductive rights. donald trump is, you know, appointed three supreme court justices who, reverse roe versus wade, donald trump crows about it all the time. he takes credit for it. and as a consequence, many of the states in the united states of america have draconian abortion bans that are really restricting a women's right to protect the health. and so kamala harris has gone to the belly of the beast. this is about who she will fight fo

brown. and then early voting so far. i will ask you what story this tells us. the early voting in nevada so far g.o.p. reads jim orange, sorry, okay, we are looking in the yellow here. the in-person versus the bully with male-and voting. what are you saying that the senate race on the race in nevada? >> as you said republicans are leaving early voting turnout which is rare and that he is out election day average of the trump campaign and republican party in general campaign to get voters to come out earlier rather than wait until election day. we see that shift, however as you see in the polls there is a significant number of other and those participating so we don't have a clear image yet where the base is going. we know senator rosen has led in all of these polls. a lot at the polls show a large percentage of 5% and 8% of voters undecided or don't know. there is little room for sam brown to play, but it seems so far senator rosen has the advantage. >> sandra: if you could standby, we have remarks from president biden and he is at the gila river indian community speaking in arizona. we will dip in your. >> i g

jim. thanks so much. >> you bet to you. >> and good morning to you. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm pamela brownwashington, three weeks from tomorrow is election day in kamala harris and donald trump are both campaigning today. and the all-important battleground state of pennsylvania, both are desperate to break the stalemate of a tied race. cnn's latest poll of polls in pennsylvania shows harris with a narrow edge for support averaging 48% in the state to trump's 47%. this weekend, the former president leaned in to some of his dark rhetoric regarding potential on rust on election day i think the bigger problem is the enemy from within. >> not even the people that have come in and destroying our country. by the way, totally destroying our country. the towns, the villages they're being inundated but i don't think they are the problem in terms of election day. i think the bigger problem are the people from within. we have some very bad people. we have some sick people, radical left, lunatics. it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by national guard or if really necessary by the militar

jim. thanks very much. >> you got it hadn't morning to all of you. >> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm pamela brown in washington. we begin this hour with this breaking news hurricane milton it's is barreling toward the western shores of florida, the national hurricane center just issued the latest advisory saying the storm remains a category four, but it could pick up speed and go back to category five meanwhile, floridians heading out of state could be facing a number of obstacles. some gas statiounning and officials see to expect hours worth of traffic. and this morning, tampa international airport suspended all operations. we begin this hour's coverage with meteorologist derek van dam. derek, we just got an update on the storm tell us the latest alright. >> so pamela, since 5:00 a.m. we've seen an increase in the wind speeds were at 150 miles per hour, sustained with hurricane milton, which makes it a category four, a strong category four to but what's different about this is we're noticing this kind of dreaded northeasterly turn towards the western and central portions of the florida peninsula

incumbent democrat jared brown about his re-election campaign in ohio, which is now shaping up to be the most expensive u.s. senate race in history. >>> also ahead, emmy winner jim talk about his role in the broadway revival of "our town." >>> "morning joe" and all that a few moments away. few moments away >>> welcome back. we want to close out our hour with this important story. republican senator jd vance has now said he does not believe that former president trump lost the 2020 election. speaking at two press events yesterday, the republican vice presidential nominee confirmed his belief at the first event, then he gave a more fiery answer at the second. let's watch. >> on the election of 2020, i've answered this question directly a million times. no, i think there are serious problems in 2020. so did donald trump lose the election? not by the words that i would use. i answered this question a million times when i ran for the senate, the 2022 republican primary. i've answered this question the 2022 general election. i've answered this question ten times recently. i think that big tech rigged the election in 2020. that's my view. if you disagree with me, that'

jim, thanks so much. i'll take it from here you bet. and good morning, everyone. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm pamela brownington, and we begin this hour with exclusive new video into cnn that will give you more perspective on the scope and the scale of the catastrophe in the southeast and what people are dealing with right now in this very moment. you are looking at the wounds of asheville, north carolina one of the cities that helene hit the hardest. take a look here. this is the river arts district, just more than a week ago. it was a vibrant, beautiful area until the storm did this and here's a look inside one of the buildings there just a just a complete just a disaster. >> inside there is barely any room to walk and nothing is left standing as you see right here and outside fallen trees are bouncing on power lines right now. hundreds of thousands of customers are still without power access across the southeast. >> we're going to keep it right here on cnn later in the hour. we're going to go live to asheville to talk to the north carolina national guard and find out how troops are helping people acros

jim crow, and now. i think that the ordinary brown and black folks.think about darpa to a brother said, the longer, as long as we had education in this country we had racial discrimination in schools. as long as we've had elections in this country with a racial discrimination in voting. as an ordinary pain, that's the things were fighting against. we can feel weary, we can feel weary but i think the thing that, i'm feeling sometimes weary and body but in spirit not at all because what i do hold onto is not just people fighting against that what we're fighting for. our organization, lawyers' committee for civil rights under law with talk about something wiggle the future we deserve, and all of the dreams and aspirations of this generation to design dispraise, taking the shorts, i don't know if you know what that means, taking the shorts. look it up. it's an old phrase. but you know i think about this generation. i think about all the things that of the hopes and dreams you have for my kids who are all three kids between ages of five and nine. i think w

her decision jim has written all over here firmly established supreme court precedent on market definition per factors previously such as brown case, hypothetical test, philadelphia national bank case. then she talks about the voluminous course documents and fact that they seem to really make the tim from management seem lacking in credibility. let me read, if i can, from her decision, guys. this is the key part of this, saying yeah i believe there is an accessible luxury handbag market. >> three categories. >> she seas during the hearing, some tried to down play significance of the term accessible luxury by suggesting it is used mostly in speaking with investors. court didn't find that testimony credible. some witnesses employed are called by defendants claim that the term has no commonly understood meaning at all even within tapestry and capri. this was found even less credible. but also on the substantial body of compelling evidence including reams of ordinary course documents showing terms like accessible luxury are used frequently and consistently. the record is repleat with references to accessible luxury, affordable lu

larry: jim jordan on top of the economic stuff, you have the open border, we talked about it. you have the crime factor. okay? i don't care who you are. white, black, brown, it doesn't matter. you don't like crime. you don't want your kids going to school in a high crime area. a lot of this crime has become random. a lot of it is imported from venezuela and the south of the border. we all know that. crimes, you know, i'm not going to say it's a sleeper, but i think crime is almost under rated. we always think of the election as the economy and the border, and okay, but going with that, is the crime factor and, you know, regardless of the abc news fact checkers or fact phony checkers the reality is the fbi numbers show that violent crime has gone up significantly, jim jordan. that's got to be a factor in the breakup of this democratic coalition. >> yeah. yeah, i think it is, and i think as senator schmidt talks so much about the immigration and border security issue as you mentioned those two issues are coming together because some of these migrants come, we had a hearing on this four weeks ago before we left town where we had moms come in and talk about

jim justice, rubin gal go, elissa slotkin and bernie moreno in ohio. ohio is the battle ground state where the crypto industry has a lot to lose if they don't beet senator sherrod brownry. just last year he urged treasury secretary yellen and sec chair gensler to put in place better rules to protect investors. fox news power rankings still has that ohio senate race ranked at a toss-up. stuart? if. stuart: quick programming note, the fox business special the crypto campaign hosted by sean duffy, it will air friday night at 8 p.m. eastern on this network. >>> now this, all eyes are on tesla's earnings. they come out after the bell today to. emil michael is a former executive at uber and a tesla analyst. tesla investors, i think they want more information on the robotaxi. if they get it, i think they'll get more enthused with tesla, with the stock. what say you? >> i agree totally. the october soth -- 10th event when they rolled out robotaxi was high on appeal but light on details in terms of timing of when the taxi's going to come out. elon had sate late '26, maybe '27. that was a little far away. and then the business model, how does it work? do you buy then and then

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