stuart: we are joined by jim martin of the 60 plus association.f professor gruber when you were debating six weeks ago? >> in fact i predicted that the senate would switch to the republican party primarily because of obamacare and i am a little flummoxed when i said to him, does obamacare cover selective amnesia since most of these democratic senators who voted for have forgotten they voted for it? quite frankly he was not the -- in the room for academics where he could call everybody stupid. stuart: did he talk about deceiving people? agreeing to all kinds of things behind closed doors to deceive the american people into going for this bill? >> no, quite frankly. i wish he had because quite frankly i would have referred to him -- she was a victim of his own stupidity. by that i mean criminals often get caught when they brag about their crimes. professor gruber in a moment of candor or, more than once said to his liberal academics he wanted to brag to them how he had suckered the american public. the public has not bought this bill from the get go

you mention jim webb and martin o'malley. obama had in 2007, 2008. i mean, those candidates, they are not unserious people. jim webb, martin o'malley, but not going to raise the kind of money they need to be competitive with her. i doubt they have super pacs behind her to give her a good run. she's out there very exposed for quite a long time and how to keep the momentum around her, her candidacy going for a year. you know, all the way until the actual election starts coming around. >> she's not going to be in a hurry to have 20 debates with bernie sanders. >> how do you manage that process when you don't want that. you want to be exposed but pulled into odd little events with these candidates. when you just want to show that you're the person that will ultimately win this thing. >> the one i'm waiting for here and i imagine some kind of choreography with this, biden. as the sitting vice president, clearly he would like in an ideal world to be president and be seen as the successor. i think some sort of delicate choreographer

they're trying to haul them out, jim. >> forecasters say more to come. martin, thanks very much. >>> we want to get the latest now on other stories we're following. susan hendricks has a "360" news and business bulletin. >> jim, we start in new york where a man has been taken into custody in connection with sunday's fatal subway incident that killed a 61-year-old man. no charges have been filed yet, but police say the victim was pushed from the subway platform and killed by an oncoming train. >>> the nfl says minnesota vikings player adrian peterson is suspended without pay for the rest of the season. following allegations that he abused his 4-year-old son. he plans to appeal this. peterson was initially charged with felony child abuse but pleaded no contest to misdemeanor reckless assault. >>> the senate tonight voted against a measure that would have authorized construction of the controversial keystone pipeline. 14 democrats joined all 45 republicans who voted to support the canada to texas pipeline, but the bill fell one vote short of the 60 needed to pass.

jim jones, former ambassador to mexico. martin just gave me this book called "the partisan divide." it is going to be published soon. i'm giving him a plug there. i want to thank everybody for coming this morning. the purpose is to elect a government that is supposed to do right for the people. we auto consider how this is going to govern the impact of america. it has been a big issue here for the past two years. we have had a commission on political reform. we have a lot of recommendations on how to get the country back on track. those are available online. we have three excellent panelists today. they are on tv frequently. they have a decade of experience analyzing elections and politics in washington. they are here to talk about what they think is going to happen next week. and how they think the results will shape the next two years of governing in this country. before handing off the microphone, i can't resist weighing in on the kansas races. they are near and dear to my heart. sometimes we in kansas get a little paranoid. often we are known for the deepest hand dog well in ame

jim acosta, thank you. have a safe trip back to washington. we appreciate it. >>> washington's chairman of the joint chief of staff, general martin dempsey as jim acosta just mentioned, made an unannounced visit to iraq on saturday. he says the tide is turning in the battle against isis in iraq. arwa game e damon reports on th significance of this trip. >> reporter: america's top military man's surprise visit to iraq, a clear indication of how serious washington is taking the situation. general martin dempsey meeting with the iraqi prime minister. according to a statement by his office, the two spoke about progress being made by the iraqi security forces. general dempsey traveled on to irbil, meeting with the prime minister there as well. part of this next phase of the u.s.-led mission and coalition is to focus on training of security forces. 12 units, part of the initial effort, nine of them iraqi army, three of them peshmerga, the kurdish fighting force. general dempsey also speaking with america's militarien kmaders on the ground wanting to get an idea of what exactly it is they need to be able to move this mission forward. general dempsey i

jim? >> that's incredible. we feel your pain, martin. and, again, it's only november. thanks very much on cnn in buffalo. is there any relief in sight? we want to get the latest from chad myers. i can't believe i'm saying this after seeing martin in all that snow in buffalo, but buffalo should be gearing up for round two now, is that right? >> that's right. it's going to snow tonight, stop tomorrow and kick back up on thursday. we don't know where that 20 to 30 additional snow would be. could be farther north, could be farther south. but there's a potential for somebody, some area to have seven or eight feet by the time it's done. every single state this morning had one city or more below freezing, even hawaii. obviously you get to flagstaff it was 32, pensacola was 32 almost all night. but where i grew up, cheektowaga the winner, 51 inches of snow in less than 24 hours. from the buffalo airport to lancaster, there was a difference between three in-- 3 inches and 42 inches today. a difference from one side of the street to the other. but here comes thanksgiving and her

it stars jim parsons, rihanna, and steve martin. >> good morning, america.king for a place to hide. >> i play tip. an independent girl who gets stuck as o's partner. i sing on the sound track. >> and i play the handsome, brilliant, myself. sorry, captain smeck, leader who chases them around the world. and i don't sing. >> please enjoy a look. >> my friends call me tip. >> i am orks. i have been given this name by my many friends. >> oh. >> good morning. >> oh! >> did you really think you could escape? >> he's on the run. >> why are they after you? jt i has made a few mistakes. oops. >> he's in over his head. >> what is happening to my body. >> it's called dancing. >> we don't do dantsing. >> i can tell. >> how long lfr this kills me? >> and he's looking for a place to crash. >> you're a terrible driver! >> oh! >> oh! >> that's so funny. >> look for "home" in theaters on march 27th. let's go to ginger with a final check on the weather. >> and another 13th birthday. ellie, from dayton, ohio moip y. you have to see washington, d.c. i don't have a coat upon last

jim jones, former ambassador to mexico. martin just gave me this book called "the partisan divide." it is going to be published soon. i'm giving him a plug there. i want to thank everybody for coming this morning. the purpose is to elect a government that is supposed to do right for the people. we auto consider how this is going to govern the impact of america. here foren a big issue the past two years. we have had a commission on political reform. we have a lot of recommendations on how to get the country back on track. those are available online. we have three excellent panelists today. they are on tv frequently. experience decade of analyzing elections and politics in washington. they are here to talk about what they think is going to happen next week. and how they think the results will shape the next two years of governing in this country. before handing off the microphone, i can't resist weighing in on the kansas races. they are near and dear to my heart. sometimes we in kansas get a little paranoid. are known for the deepest hand dog well in america and the biggest ball of tw

jim boeheim and number 23 syracuse playing cal at madison square garden. bird flying to the net. he had 16. cal blows out syracuse 73-69. that's a big win for coach martin. s play texas in the finals today. >>> jim harbaugh watches stanford women take down uconn. back at it last night against 10th ranked texas overtime they were leading by one when ariel atkins hit a 3. that put the longhorns on top in just three days after beating number one uconn, stanford is upset 87-81. one other quick note. the sharks on the losing end last night. so congratulations to the oakland raiders! there will be no 0-16 in this town. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you sunday night on game day. >> rid of the goose egg. thank you. >>> play of the day. we have to go back to the raiders game. why not? latavius murray, 90-yard touchdown run. the fourth longest in franchise history. unfortunately, later he had to leave the game with a concussion. but not before putting on a great show, two touchdowns, averaged 28 yards a carry. what a stud. and a big raider win. your play of the day. mr. murray, right there. >>> still to come, plans are under way to bring the 2024 olympics to the bay ar

martin o'malley, jim webb, if you want to throw biden into the mix. and then there are the people who are not hillary clinton. he can be in that group. are where it's people who are thinking of running and have differences to point out. it's hard to see them able to go all the way. on the other hand that's what we said eight years ago. we thought hillary clinton would be the nominee. things sometimes happen in politics that you don't expect but at the moment i think hillary clinton is the best. >> the poll in some perspective jim webb is running 61.9 points behind hillary clinton. >> it's early. >> there's a margin of error so it may only be 59.9. >> one thing about the capabilities and the lack of the donor network, if ever there was a time you could go from the complete lack of structure that jim webb has to having at least an impact in potentially being a contender, it's now. i think about i don't want to compare him to newt gingrich but you think about the fact if you get a couple billionaires invested in your campaign, you can have a big impact.

jim. late '70s, i bought some -- satellite through lockheed martin at the time. >> look -- you know, thisas not had a breather. it keeps going higher. the quarter was good, the management's great. he won't come on, it's driving me batty, because i think she's done a fantastic job. lockheed martin, buy some and let it come in, it's one of the few stocks that never comes in. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.co

she says, for example, voter id is a throwback to jim crow, an effort to take away the things that martin. it's nonsense. some of the racial views she has on election issues are squarely out of the mainstream and deeply deserving of extraordinary congressional oversight in her nomination hearing. >> well, but you knew -- i mean, there was no way that president obama was going to nominate somebody who doesn't see the world and in particular voter id issues the way he does. i mean there just was no way. the question was, you know, how far to the left is he going to go? and as you well know having worked under tom perez, we've talked about him on the air many times, you tell the viewers. you know, on a scale of one to ten, if sort of one is conservative and ten is liberal, i mean, tom perez is ten, is he not and loretta lynch is some place between five and ten. >> no, tom perez is not a ten, he's a 12. tom perez would have been the most radical attorney general the united states has ever seen. but you're right, loretta lynch is different than tom perez and therefore an improvement. all i'm s

with that in mind, jim, how do you feel long-term about gilead, alibaba, apple, lockheed martin, and>> this is speculative. let's just not -- let's recognize that. alibaba is a common theme here. people like baba, that's okay, online internet. lockheed martin, great defense company. gilead, i think they'll have good look with their hep-c pricing. apple, like that very much, top of the show. i'm going to have mobileeye in there and not compete with alibaba and apple, because it's speculative. mobileye does auto technology that's very, very important. i'm going to bless only if we recognize that those are not the same. let's go to mel in michigan. mel? >> caller: all right, jim. boo-yah to you. >> boo-yah, mel. >> caller: i've got black rock, blk, reagan and plat, leg, international paper, ip, gannet, gci, and buy my stock, bms. >> we have packaging and packaging, that's not so good. we have gannet, which is going to be internet and a newspaper stock, black rock, and leggett and platt which is housing related. we are going to sell bemisand stick with bristol-myers and you stick with cr

martin is the one we like. it is back to a level where i think -- jim in california. >> caller: mr.> yes. >> caller: about a year ago i bought opco hoping the drug was successful. the stock is flat. >> i'm sticking with it. sometimes he plmakes you money instantly. i would have thought more at this point but hasn't delivered that much this year. let's hold on to it. david in new york. >> caller: your input on quaalcomm. had my eye on it since the beginning of the year. took a hit this week and wanted to get your thoughts. >> the chinese are investigating and it is a lawsuit stock. if i'm going a lawsuit stock i would go with a bank. texas instruments is more attractive. sorry quaalcomm, i know it doesn't grow like you do, i like texas instruments because i can't take the risk anymore. the government risk is too great. joe in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: mr. cramer how are you tonight? it's a pleasure to talk to you. >> right back at you. >> caller: i want to thank you for all your enthusiasm and great advice. >> thank you. >> caller: and the stock of the night is a stock

allen martin tells us about one man in california california. >> reporter: beefsteak, lamb, hamburger jimtty much tell you about every cut of meat at his central coach butcher shop. >> which ran and when it was harvested. >> reporter: it was all processed here california's only mobile meat processing unit or mpu. a specially designed usda inspected truck so instead of the cattle being trucked from the ranch to the butcher, the butcher takes the truck to the ranch. >> the ranchers feel more comfortable because they feel like you're dealing specifically with them and their herd. >> reporter: nearly a decade ago central california ranchers wanted to meet the growing demand for locally raised meat. they maneuvered through a labyrinth of government regulations in order to put this truck on the road. >> we just started trial by fire. >> reporter: but it sat unused for years before fogle took it over. >> have a wonderful day. >> reporter: in the process, providing smaller scale ranchers with an alternative to the big commercial processing plants. plants such as the former rancho feeding corporat

and martin o'malley has been doing a lot of work. jim web, the former senator of virginia.wn his hat in the ring. the question is whether the people will mount a credible, very strong challenge to hillary clinton or if she is going to steam roll over them. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> and coming up special treat in store tonight for the stargazers among us. we'll tell you what to look for in the skies. later, the unrest in mexico spilling into a new week. the outrage continues to grow. it's also growing in the u.s. as well. we'll have a live report from los angeles as a crisis continues. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ but it's always about the very thing we do best. wethey were a littlehorizons to mbit skeptical.ss, what they do actually is rocket science. but at ge capital we a

jim web and former governor of montana and martin omolly.republican side i don't so them as the sint rift. >> this is a problem. great thing is, on thanksgiving we have a lot of options to choose from. we have entros and side dishes and a bunch of governor from the midwest. the democrats are only serving one thing and they are left overs that are rewarmed and called hillary clinton and that is the only option for democrat voters. >> they are serving something that the american like. >> reheated and rejected. >> hold on, that happens to be thorough that there is a candidate already who is almost declared jim web and other candidates that are are good candidates. and the republican for the republican men ow it is a men u people tend not to like. right wing and idea logical. >> hold on. rejected in five out of six. >> you got left wing and right wing on any bird at the table. let's talk about jim web. elizabeth warren may not run. bernie sanders or someone from the democratic party. you think they will challenge hillary in a way? >> i think so.

martin. the ceo of politico, jim vandehei. snow totals near buffalo, new york. with even more snow on the way. now the national guard is on hand to assist in this state of emergency. the buffalo bills are now offering $10 an hour and free tickets to sunday's game for people who will help shovel out the stadium. let's go to bill karins who is tracking this epic storm. the word epic can be used accurately. >> this is historic in this region. now we're watching round two. the snow off lake erie is under way. where it sets up will be critical to all those people who have struggled. this aerial drone video is incredible. an e-mail came out saying each and every house has the equivalent of two f 1-50 pickup trucks on the roof. if they get another three feet of snow, it will be like adding another pickup truck to every single home. that's why they're worried about the structures and the roofs collapsing. let me show you the radar. the band has set up off of lake erie. the snow towns, the ones we're concerned with, are just south of b

jim mcdermott, the current governor of washington state. there are thousands of troops in iraq, the chairman of the joint chiefs general martin dempsey raised the possibility that he could recommend u.s. troops be part of combat operations now with iraq sometime in the future. let's watch the general. >> there are some places along the path that i think will be fairly complex terrain for them, including for example, mosul, i'm not predicting that i would recommend that the forces in mosul would need to be accompanied by u.s. forces but we're considering enforcing it. >> general, what do you think about doubling down at this point? >> well, i support the president's attacks on isis from the air, but if there was ever a lesson from vietnam in particular is that you cannot fight for people who won't fight for themselves. the shiite army is a disaster. the shiite militia is not a disaster but they are terrorists. we ought not to have troops on the ground. i understand a few advisers. i get that. the idea of american troops going into combat is a huge mistake. our allies, they're reliable. the kurds. we have a great relationship with them, we're

martin anstice, the president and ceo of lam research. mr. anstice, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. nice to be here. >> thank you.e got to tell you, you did something that no one else has done. you actually say that you've got good visibility right through the calendar year 2017? how is that possible? >> we have a perspective in terms of technology transitions from the industry. of course, very hard to predict the global economy and what that means in terms of consumer products, demand. but what is very tangible for us to identify is the technology inflections of the industry, which is the core of how the industry supports devices. >> but who's smart enough to know how to make those small factors now for 2017? i mean, who knows that much? >> well, you know, i don't know that we're that different to anybody else in the industry. i think the development cycles that are necessary for us to deliver equipment require two, three, four, sometimes five-year cycles of investment in high volume manufacturing. we don't have the crystal ball, but we have an ability to dialogue with customers in fundamental research and conce

martin luther king jr once said, a voteless people is a powerless people. he said this in the height of jim. we're still facing challenges today, but this weekend in florida, i saw huge turnouts for early voting. i hope the rest of the country follows suit, because the only way to keep making progress is to keep voting. no one has argued more than me against ending early voting days and voter i.d. laws and other things that are impediments. but those impediments really don't come anywhere near the battle fought to give us the right to vote in the first place. people died. people lost their lives. people went to jail. all we have to do is get up and get in line. and do some things maybe that are inconvenient. but we must vote. remember as i stand in line tomorrow, and i hope there are long lines, there was a time when no lines would accept some of us. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. there's no politics nation tomorrow, but i'll be here with the rest of the team for live election coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. but first, "hardball" starts right now. >>> prediction. a bumpy nigh

jim donovan. >> north caroline man is big fan of olive garden. >> now he's thinking about expanding his lunch and dinner menus. allen martinting at his local restaurant twice a day for almost seven weeks. he participated in olive garden's never ending pasta bowl promotion, which cost him $100. but now, he's beginning to think about other delicious dishes. >> i'll be ready, maybe for big burger pizak i don't know. >> big old burger, promotion ends november 9th. martin has eaten 95 meals and has gotten a hundred dollars worth of food all for $100. need to get martin a salad. from pasta to pizza and burlinger? >> oh, go to the doctor, too, check yourself out. >> not enough pumpkin this season? >> feast your eyes on this pumpkin spice latte burger. los angeles based omami burger, now, umami says its creation is beef patty topped with garlic, along with type of asian winter squash, and a coffee glaze. would you eat that? >> yes, i would definitely give that a whirl. because it doesn't sound like it is overly sweet. not like with a donut on top of it. >> true. which that has been out there. >> they do that occasionally. but no,

as we witnessed with jim foley, the sincere efforts of so many to bring home innocent hostages have been met with blood and barbarity. fred, the last thing i would point out, martin dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, have been in iraq this morning meeting with commanders, u.s. troops on the ground, as well as the prime minister in iraq and he will be report iingo the president on his findings and whether he thinks that u.s. and coalition forces should do more. that could be committing combat troops. we will have to see over the coming weeks what he says to the president, fred. >> all right, erin mcpike at the white house. we are joined by phone now from spain. carl, help us kind of best understand the messages from this video. it was done quite differently than what we've seen in the past. >> reporter: it certainly was a very different format from the past, fredricka. it was a much longer video than the previous videos. we don't hear any final plea or any final message from peter kassig himself. the first time we see him is right towards the end of the video and we see the man clad in black speaking with a london accent, that they have dubbed jih

jim crow. zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact, verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king would say about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is, maybe how i feel, martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering, what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see what you are saying i can speak on behalf of martin, but based upon his life, his work, his witness, he would call for resistance, resistance, but it would be nonviolent resistance. that is the kind of whether he was. resistance but nonviolent resistance, which is to say, he would not go to ferguson and say, we have got to cool things off. the cool things off you end up in a deep freeze. the challenge has always been how do you channel your rage into love and justice rather than hatred and present? that is the question, and that is the question martin luther king was wrestling with and answered it with nonviolent resistance. i think, in fact, you are right. keep in mind for my calling for peace and calm is not downpla

jim crow. justice stevens: you can't help but be inspired by a man who accomplished what he has accomplished. i have nothing but respect for people like rosa parks. certainly martinng was a great leader, but i think he is on a different level. he is in the pantheon. that's between night and day as far as i'm concerned in terms of their importance to advancing the cause of civil rights. justice kagan: i mean it's really extraordinary, the change that has taken place in this country with respect to racial issues. and there was nobody who had more to do with that change. he was larger than life and i had never met anybody remotely like him. (music by carol caouette and uu choir) ♪ i heard of a city, of a city called heaven. ♪ ♪ i'm trying to make it, make heaven my home. ♪ ♪ sometimes i'm lost and i'm driven home. ♪ ♪ sometimes i just don't know which way to turn. ♪ ♪ i heard of a city, of a city called heaven. ♪ ♪ i'm trying to make it, make heaven my home. ♪ ♪ i'm trying to make it, make heaven my home. ♪ >> garrison keillor: seamus heaney grew up the eldest of nine children on a 50 acre farm in northern ireland, his father a cattle dealer, his mother's family wor

martin o'malley seems a lot less likely after his -- well, basically his deputy lost, right, the loss for brown in maryland right now. among the other names we talk about, jimson who could really sort of get into that income inequality message in ways that could drive home -- i guess the potential for a little bit of a debate within the democratic party, intraparty. >> potentially, sure. i think any debate between webb and clinton would be interesting from a foreign policy perspective. you have somebody who is very tied in with the military. hillary clinton viewed by the base as someone who's hawkish. so i think that might be the question. i think he's been spending a lot of time and effort sort of talking to his inner circle, getting them back together. you know, one of -- there are some operatives in iowa who have longtime ties to jim webb. i think, you know, at this point he's making it clear he wants to be a player. >> what's the big problem now, someone on the left of clinton or someone on the right? >> hillary clinton i think is well served if she's got challengers who are not really too serious in terms of winning the nomination on both sides. if she

jim crow. zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact, verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king wouldsay about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is, maybe how i feel, martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering, what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see what you are saying i can speak on behalf of martin, but based upon his life, his work, his witness, he would call for resistance, resistance, but it would be nonviolent resistance. that is the kind of whether he was. resistance but nonviolent resistance, which is to say, he would not go to ferguson and say, we have got to cool things off. the cool things off you end up in a deep freeze. the challenge has always been how do you channel your rage into love and justice rather than hatred and present? that is the question, and that is the question martinluthg with and answered it with nonviolent resistance. i think, in fact, you are right. keep in mind for my calling for peace and calm is not downplaying the violations th

martin dempsey puts forward that proposal. take a listen. >> we can get any other variation of recommendations from general dempsey then we'll deal with it. but we're not there yet. >> remember, as jimout at the g-20 summit, even president obama said there is a possibility the u.s. would put boots on the ground if the need arises. much of that due to possible nuclear need. >> absolutely. some very tough choices there. we do have other news to tell you about this morning including the tenth and possibly sickest ebola patient arriving on u.s. soil. an update on his condition and treatment coming up next. [ female annoale announc] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and ca

>> former senator jim webb from virginia beginning to make a rational case as to why he ought to be president. maybe even governor martin, although i think that is more difficult having his successor as lieutenant governor being defeated. i think that puts a little bit of a problem on his forward-going candidacy. >> before we go, insight here with hillary clinton's relationship with wall street, where do you see that playing in 2016? >> i think that causes her real problems within the context of the democratic party. frankly, a much greater issue is the new public bill cosby scandal which is going to cause a reexamine of the actions of bill clinton and what hillary knew about those actions and what she did to suppress them. i think the bill cosby issue as it were could be a real problem for bill clinton and, therefore, for hillary clinton. >> interesting assessment. roger stone, always great to have you here. thanks. this coming up, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani taking heat for a comment on the tensions in ferguson. >> i find it very disappointing that you're not discussing the fact that 93% of blacks in amer

martins, and browns. caller: they knew that, i was a white kid in a black neighborhood, and they knew they could get away with this. host: jim, republican. jim. caller: yes, good morning. how are you. host: good. caller: i just have two comments on what' what's going on with te black exoonty. i black community, in this country, is responding, to nothing less than being a prisoner of the government program the last 40 years, we have spent 22 plus trillion dollars, on trying to get these people out of poverty. they have brought it on themselves. and the fact of the matter is, the black family has crumbled, there's no fathers around, to teach them respect, and they don't understand and respect police authority, and they don't go to school. and all they want to do is be thugs and criminals. we have a white cop who shot a blackman, defending himself. that's ail he was doing. i saw the testimony, the officer on television. this morning. i'm sick and tired of the press and i don't include you in this, mainstream press promoting this violence. we have business owners, that lost their businesses and dreams and, millions of dollars, a