but with jim jones, he also preyed on vulnerable people.it was a whole universe of people that became attracted to the people's temple that were down and out, that were disassociated with family and were forlorn and were looking for a father image, looking for that family. and the people's temple to read that in for the there was another group that got interested in the people's temple because they saw this as a utopia that we could show on earth that blacks and whites could live happily together in a commune setting, and a socialist way we pull all of our resources together and turn over all our earthly belongings and live this utopian life. jim jones was a fraudster. he was a man who twisted truth. he lied. he conducted sexual violence against people, men and women. he used physical abuse. he beat down the human being that we cherish. the mind control that was at work in jonestown was sinister, was shocking, was unbelievable. and yet he had, through all those forms of abuse, and by isolating them, been able to do all of that. 911 people t

>> jim jones was an extraordinary figure.r, you know, a social worker, and then a minister. and he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is that he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came at a time when the country was still very racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's going to decide who and when a person is going to die? we must never allow that because this is the kind of thing that ushers in the terror of a hitler's germany. we must not allow these kind of things to enter our consciousness. >> i wanted to write a story very much about this guy and his power and the reach he had. so i began to contact ex-members. and they said that all is not so good inside, that there were beatings if you got out of line. there was a lot of sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members b

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historically they've been rooted out whether they were jim jones and jonestown it is suicide cult or whether they were taking other forms but what the technology available today the masters of google facebook and apple are able to put forward their imprisoning indoctrination using very subtle technological emotional techniques that is gobbling up the population in a way that is now creating a backlash and that backlash also goes back into history and it pulls back the time. capsule and sees the french revolution sees the russian revolution sees the american revolution and they see what an insurrection looks like and they see who's to blame and they see the solutions and they seize the moment so and then we go on from there you know one of the good things about being d. platform to norway is you are removed from mass surveillance curried and while you might say that that we are live in a surveillance state there are still plenty of places out in the middle of the woods or in somebodies house where if you don't have an intellect or you know an i phone in your house then you're not bein

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world magazine reporter jim long discusses his series on the legalization of recreational marijuana in the u.s. jones onr writer tom the top media stories of the week, including video of the covington catholic school students, and an erroneous story on the mueller investigation. "washington journal,"

jim o'neill of chatham house is still with us, and lord digby m jones is with us as well. mr.for brexit. do you feel the people of britain have been cheated? lord jones: by do. -- i do. i am quite happy with things like immigration and taking quite a few rules from brussels. --t i would love to do is ive a reformed europe, so feel that the political class of the country, be it story, labor, liberal, government, nongovernment, have met the people down. jim: with you back her bill? on onenes: i would vote exception which is possible to achieve change. i think the deal is a good deal. take it from brussels, what we delighted that we have sovereignty on our borders. i want my government to run it. francine: so the parliament and government delivered? lord jones: with one exception. on the backstop, you can't say that europe has a right to say yes or no to others coming out of the e.u.. i don't care what anyone says, the french will say, i will let you.o if give me the fishing the spanish will say yes, you can go, if you give me gibraltar. we had a chance of getting them to do some

jim longazine reporter discusses his theory on the legalization of recreational marijuana in the united states. senior writer tom jones on the top media stories of the week, including the video of covington catholic students. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. president trump announced that an agreement had been reached to end the partial government shutdown. his announcement is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen. the president of the united states. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, my fellow americans. i'm proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. [cheers and applause] president trump: as everyone knows, i have a powerful alternative but i didn't want to use it at this time. hopefully it will be unnecessary. i want to thank all of the incredible federal workers and their amazing families who have shown extraordinary devotion in the face of this recent hardship. you are fantastic people. you are incredible patriots. many of you have suffered far greater than any

. >> jim, as we're talking dow jones with china headlines here, negotiators between the two sides narrowrences on trade made progress on a number of issues including purchases of u.s. goods and services. cabinet level follow-up talks expected later in the month. the two sides still not ready to conclude a trade deal. but is that essentially why we're up 276 >> yes and, remember, this thing that we need to see is american express, the one most wanting to be in china, granted a franchise saying we do not need you to be with some bogus company and then we need to have some company be repudiated at the top level that has been stealing a lot of intellectual property. i'm not -- remember, at times we have known that thousands of people have suffered -- have had capital punishment for white collar crimes. that seems insane. but remember communist dictatorship if we can see some discipline and some more than just knuckle wrapping from some of the companies that have been stealing technology, you have the sign that even navarro, even navarro would be at peace. remember, when you talk about peter

world magazine reporter jim long discusses his series on the legalization of recreational marijuana in the u.s. jones onr writer tom the top media stories of the week, including video of the covington catholic school students, and an erroneous story on the mueller investigation. "washington journal," >> next, a second circuit court f appeals oral argument. the panel will decide whether the decision is unconstitutional and violates a equal protection clause. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning, your honor. may i ask a question? >> of course. i noticed you are outnumbered. >> i am. this is off the clock. we're all confused -- this is a civil case. i gather this is a civil case and the question is sometimes partial tting most the government shutdown with the civil case we can't come to new york, we can't show up and sometimes we show up and you're here of course you're going to argue but can you explain to us what the theory is, how this works? >> i wish i could, your honor. i would be reluctant to two there. i am hoping i can do better with the answers. >> that's fine. you are here. go ahea

jones back in. dana, this -- i think of when, you know, jim comey testified on the hill and just what a spectacle that was. this is going to make that pale in comparison. >> i agree, brianna. look, of course, this is the democrats doing what they promised, what they campaigned on and what they now have the power to do, basic oversight. but there's more to it than that. they're going to be fact finding and they'll be asking questions but they also know that this is going to make the president completely lose his mind. am i right? >> yes. >> can you imagine, because as gloria and manu and you've been talking about, it is shakespearian. this is the guy that did the president's dirty work for him and he's going up to congress to talk publicly about that dirty work as a character witness against the president of the united states and that is going to be the biggest takeaway, you know, and then you'll see the specifics of what he's talking about. >> on one hand, van, he has to report to jail, to prison, right, so they need to do this before that point in time one would assume but at the same time when you t

jones office just willrmed that congressman be retiring after the 100 16th congress. he indicated as such in april 2018 but had not made an official announcement. to cape coral florida, we hear from jim. say that, asted to a person who has got a paycheck from the federal government, this time of year, it is especially important. you've got new things that come homed, like auto and insurance, things that you often pay in the first part of the year. now your check will not be coming and you are asked to make a sacrifice. what i am particularly indignant it about, as an former republican, that could particularly indignant about, as a former republican, that i could not put up with. like the other guy that spoke this morning, it is the only way. it is not a way to be an american and not a way to be a good and decent american as to ignore facts, to normalize them, and to go a long with the way of deception. said that she didn't see how building a wall could be avoided and all of that, she should know that donald trump promised that he would build a beautiful wall, he said -- i'm going to build a beautiful wall and i'm the only one who can build it. he saids very week, that it is the perfe

jim comey's top lawyer. >> he too like others sunday criminal investigation for leaking to the media and baker has long faced scrutiny over his ties to mother jones reporter david corn. remember corn was the first journalist to report the existence of christopher steele's dirty dossier in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election. so, let's keep track of comey's leadership at the fbi. you know, mr. integrity. okay, now, of course we know comey himself was fired by president trump. his second in commands andrew mccabe was fired for lying. andrew mccabe is now currently under a criminal investigation comey's top investigator peter strzok was fired for his obvious political bias. he may soon be under criminal investigation as well as his ex-girlfriend top fbi lawyer lisa page. she was forced to resign over her bias then have you comey's chief of staff james rybicki he has resigned and now we know comeyy's general counsel jim baker now we can report under an official criminal investigation. something comey himself that he admitted to doing when he leaked the fbi memos about president trump, remember, to his professor friend at columbia then to th

jim was laid to rest, was the federal courthouse in little rock. it was there that judge susan webber wright poured over legal briefs in the paula jones lawsuit.ly after the monica lewinsky story broke, judge wright had excluded all evidence related to the former intern because of the "inevitable effect of disrupting ken starr's investigation." now, less than two months later, she would make a decision that would shock the world. >> a big legal victory for president clinton and his lawyers today in the paula jones case. got directions to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get a round of jalapeño poppers for me and the boys, please? i've been saving a lot of money with progressive lately, so... progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. ♪look into my eyes ♪y

jim was laid to rest, was the federal courthouse in little rock. it was there that judge susan webber wright poured over legal briefs in the paula jones lawsuit.hortly after the monica lewinsky story broke, judge wright had excluded all evidence related to the former intern because of the "inevitable effect of disrupting ken starr's investigation." now, less than two months later, she would make a decision that would shock the world. >> a big legal victory for president clinton and his lawyers today in the paula jones case. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends new year's day. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have h

jim comey is a nut job and a crazy guy according to the president of the united states. joining us now, washington bureau chief for mother jones. clen concernener, former federal prosecutor. both are mean naenlts and joining us frank montoia who served as the national counterintelligence executive. this, frank, is a counterintelligence investigation. there are two kinds of investigations that the fbi does. most of what we talk about are criminal investigations. counterintelligence investigations serve a different purpose. what was this for? >> exactly that, to determine if there were intelligence activities that a foreign power was conducting, in this case russia, against the united states, and that perhaps americans of some sort witting or unwitting were enabling or helping or facilitating that interference or that intelligence collection. >> glenn, that's a high bar and a big decision for the fbi to make, to go after or to look in to a president of the united states. in fact, according to the article, i want to read a little more from the article. there was a debate within the fbi. it says "a vigorous debate has taken shape

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jim how are you? we lost a giant, jack bogle, the inventor of the index funds. and my question to you is in this day and age do you feel that the dow jones industrial average of just 30 stocks is it true and accurate indicator of market sentiment overall >> great question. i think it's a little atavistic. but when you talk about the market people talk about the dow. i have given in. i'm tired of saying to people you know what? dow doesn't matter what you should care about is the s&p. but you know what? erwin, life is too short i care about the dow all right, there we go okay next week is going to have you going crazy. forecast is key. even more than earnings results. and by the way, just so we're really clear this day is not only martin luther king birthday, but actually the birthday of my executive producer regina who got dressed up for the occasion. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we

jones industrial average soaring nearly 750 points for a more than 3% gain. wow. now much of that fueled by bullish comments from the fed chair jay powell as always, jim cramer did af what powell's comments meant with market. >> the economy gets hot, we generally deserve more rate hikes. i ain't no negative rate hike guy. i just want to be in synch with the economy. if it gets cooler, fed holds off. you know what that's called? rationality. and i applaud rationality. i'm glad powell is invoking it something happens all too often infrequently in washington, three cheers for powell. >> three cheers for powell let's bring in chief market strategist, happy new year. >> happy new year, my friend. >> would you give jay powell three cheers you like that pullback >> i was cheering for that for quite a while. we've had discussions for that and stated it's not crazy to have a pause that reflects after a year of steady hikes and the market getting hit pretty hard and a lot of other things out there, yeah, i'm cheering. >> it was interesting because we cheered the job gain i don't want to look backwards but we cheered the job gain on friday but doesn't that put the fed back i

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jim is at the sausalito yacht harbor. a fine day to go fishing in your boat. the old man in the sea is out there. mine is parked next to jerry jones oh, excuse me, inches. i don't think i would go fishing in this weather. lorraine, i hope, steve, it's pouring in the sunset district. is it ever going to stop? that's the line that's stretched from marin county and dipped into the city so stretches from sunset district, right back over to ingleside over towards bayview, over to the marina, dipping south now along the embarcadero, that line then goes right into oakland and berkeley and moving east. that's right over the caldecott. that is heavy duty rain there on 24 from the caldecott, oakland, berkeley hills and then the orinda side, torrential rain. lafayette and walnut creek and extends towards pleasant hill. seeing towards concord, bayview, bay point and over towards -- it was in vallejo. out to cordelia, fairfield, hiddenbrooke. strong line of lightning strikes up in southern lake county. that's lake county, steve. lake county. so many here -- i'm trying here. it looks like that is finally collapsing but still some very heavy rai

host: jim long joins us to talk about recreational marijuana laws in the united states. of we will take a closer look at what it means with tom jones will be right back. >> the legend was he was a bad kid running amok on the waterfront of baltimore. he never lived on the waterfront. internalized that. ideank he internalized the that he must be bad it. why else would neither of his parents have wanted him? onjane levy with her book babe ruth. series, he world gets into this back and forth with the pitcher for the chicago cubs. it becomes a legend that he is standing at home plate and the cubs are yelling at him. the yankees are yelling back. one finger and then hents -- this is the myth -- points to the grandstands. >> sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> live super bowl sunday at noon, sportswriter is our guest on in-depth. a people's history of sports in the united states, game over. his most recent is a book about jim brown. hired -- sports sports. we need to take them back. what we need is our history. that is our greatest ammunition. no history ofe -- the fans and sports writers who stood up to the machine. knowing this his