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bird our panel joe jackson will talk about whether stan yell should be abolished. the transgender whether >> the invitation to be aggressive even fatal in their announcement or their intention that they were being threatened. >> first thing my heart goes out to the previous guest obviously a serious problem. i feel horrible. that's not the law that's not the reality. this isn't death wish 2 and 3. the truth is tend of the day i would rather read headlines that would be murder shot dead than woman raped in the back of an alley. >> here's the problem. immunity hearing to determine whether or not thesis tapes are justified or not. i will say it's used far too often as an excuse and justification to shoot first and ask questions later. >> what it sounds like stand your ground in other words someone is right at you. >> someone like stand your ground. >> he is going to use deadly physical force against you and you use it back again. >> we heard the horrifying story of a crazed cannibal after chewing his friend's face off. we knew he was crazy now we know why. here is cra

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. >> shoeless joe jackson. >> joey no shoes. >> dick butkis. >> richard heiny smoocher. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> william the refrigerator perry. >> yes, very good! you did it. nice job. >> rahm's one of the smart ones and romney's been hitting president obama pretty hard for saying at a press conference last week the private sector is doing fine. well, here's the latest report from david letterman. >> mitt romney jumped on this and wasted no time issuing this response to president obama saying that the private sector is fine. watch what mitt had to say. >> after president obama made this statement -- >> the private sector is doing fine. >> mitt romney quickly responded. >> he said the private sector is doing fine. is he really that out of touch? >> while speaking from the hot tub of his luxury yacht next to a private island that's part of a chain of islands on his own planet. mitt romney in touch with the common man. >> i was going to say he could have explained what the president said last week. remember when newt gingrich was leading the pack during the gop primary letti

. >> shoeless joe jackson. >> joey no shoes. >> dick butkus. >> richard hiney smoocher. >> william "the >> very good. welcome back to "morning joe." we're live in chicago. mike barnicle and steve ratner are still with us. joining us former white house chief of staff bill daley who looks fresh and rested and just happy. >> and out of the white house. >> out of the white house. >> it's great. it's a tough life but this is a beautiful day in chicago and you should come back in january. it's just great. >> i think we'll do the show right here. >> no problem. >> so how is the president doing right now as we're five months away from the election? >> look it, i think this is -- it's a tough election. i think he's doing fine. i think if you go state by state, which is what the election will be about, he's in good shape. there's lots of people running around with all sorts of setting their hair on fire to say this is a close race. it is a close race and the one person who has known that from the beginning is the president. i don't know what all the big news is when people talk about polls and sa

do we have hero as soon as did shoeless joe jackson go back and play baseball? what, do you say? no, he won't. >> brian: it will come to the sports writers and they seem to be leaning his way. >> let's see. >> brian: but i agree with you, peter. i think it's done a lot of good to have this investigation, see these great athletes be humiliated. >> i think it helps baseball and helps america and congress, whether it was convicted or not. obvious leaves acquitted. >> brian: by the way, by the record, we are not on any performance enhancing drugs. this is the best we can do natural. >> i had a half cup of coffee. >> brian: that's okay. 19 minutes after the hour. thank you, peter. we can go to the single o shot. >> i wanted the cookies. >> brian: gastric bypass. researchers saying it comes with an unexpected side effect. alcoholism. can you believe that? congratulations. you've been named teacher of the year. did we mention that you're also fired? it'ses all about the trouble with unions. next [ jennifer ] what if i can't do it? what if i can't lose the weight? what

state legislature more minorities within the boundaries here is what joe walsh had to say about some minorities >> rev. jesse jackson would be out of work if they were not dependent on government data joe walsh spokesman said remarks about opponents iraq that iran tammy duckworth not about the rev. rev. jesse jackson statement. we have requested a response from reverend jesse jackson telephone calls and emails not returned. coming up two incidents at o'hare airport in today's airplane off the runway frightened passengers told the story and mother takes fight for the right to breast feed in public to court and banning super sized sodas new york mayor botches war on sugar and when will it feel like late spring again tom skilling weather forecast. fe let's ring you up. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you d

tom kinect, joe see jackson alwayjoey jackson, good to see you.llars being sent overseas and not for military or humanitarian aid, how about some hairspray for pets. can't make that up. an angry hockey mom, from fan to enforcer faster than you can say hat trick, wait for this. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. martha: it's a great story unless maybe you have to sit around this dinner table at the end of all this. one hockey mom took matters into her own hands when her kids game turned into a brawl. watch this. >> get off the ice. >> get off the ice. martha: she's on the ice in the pink. i like the fact she has her purse. but she's upset. she may have had a very good reason. we don't know how bad this little brawl was. the officials weren't doing much to break up that brawl and one of them

jackson. the honor joseph and honorable joe ellen representing civil corp. of army engineers. >> it appears that not a single individual from the obama administration could take the time out from their ongoing work of laying burdens on the american economy and they cannot attend our hearing today. it's extremely disappointing that they invited, excuse, declined our invitations to speak and answer questions on an important issue that directly impacts the jobs and livelihoods of many americans. even if they are extremely busy today, which i understand, they could have sent someone in their place. since the obama administration has no time for us today to answer question, we will now call forward the second panel. state senator art of west virginia state senate. the honorable karen, president and ceo institute for 21st century energy. miss maria gutto. as you come forward, i'll lay out the ground rules. like all our witnesses, your written testimony will appear in full to written record. i ask you to keep your comments to five minutes as outlined and committee

santita jackson, joe trippi and to the right appropriately betsy mccoy. what do you think, betty?act is that members of the administration ought to have to tell the truth and meet the standard of transparency. you know, they dragged roger clemens through the -- a horrible ordeal for years. >> twice. >> right, twice. and yet holder probably is going to get away with this. even after a vote of contempt, members of the administration are seldom actually held to any penalty for that kind of behavior. >> joe, it was bipartisan vote. 16 democrats went along with the republicans and said, you know, you really should give up those documents. there is a dead guy that we're talking about here, a border patrol agent. >> we don't do like this bullet vote. everybody has to vote the same way on the democratic side of the aisle. but i think the bigger issue here is whether the same thing happens on health care. i mean, this is now going to go to a judge. judge is going to look at this stuff and decide whether he should or should not be in contempt and what happens to the republicans if the judge

like to introduce the invited first panel which was the honorable lisa jackson, the honorable joseph pesarcek, and the honorable joe ellen darcy. unfortunately, it appears that not a single individual from the obama administration could take the time out from their ongoing work of laying burdens on the american economy and they cannot attend our hearing today. it's extremely disappointing that they invited -- excuse me, declined our invitations to speak and answer questions on an important issue that directly impacts the jobs and livelihoods of many americans. even if they are extremely busy today, which i would understand, they could have sent someone in their place. since the obama administration has no time for us today to answer questions, we will now call forward the second panel. state senator art kirken daal, the honorable karen harver, mr. rossizenberg of the national

jackson. let's bring in james peterson and joe watkins who is the president of christ cathedral church in philadelphia are in the city of love. we expect love all the way around. thank you. pastor watkins, why are you losing this fight? >> well, i don't know that we're losing the fight. i said earlier that i didn't think this was going to be the issue that was going to determine the presidency. african-americans were not going to vote against president obama because of his stance on gay marriage. that being said, as pastor of the gospel of jesus christ, i stand by what the bible says. i love everybody. we all love everybody as god loves everybody. god, in his word, doesn't like everything that we do and doesn't sign off on everything that we do. >> as you know, pastor watkins, he said if you right hand offends, cut it off. talk about drinking poisoning. you know that nobody is literally interpreting the bible to the extent they excludes common sense. can't people disagree with you and still be christian? >> anybody can disagree with me because i'm not god. i'm just a follower. i choose to believe the

jackson denies any wrongdoing ... the cook county of export disorder county assessor joe various to fire to relatives the move comes after wgn report looking into the matter more than one year ago shortly after he took office in 2010 he put his sister and his son on the payroll the sisters page one under $7,000 a year and the sun gets 69,000 the ethics board found that both hirings violate county ethics ordinance which pro hot inhibits the hiring of relatives the ethics assessor claims that the board has no jurisdiction over about office ... to a new ordinance could make it easier for food trucks to do business here in chicago for the proposed measure would create truck stand zones for food trucks to park for up to two hours benders' would be able to operate from parking spaces on private property if they have permission those trucks would be required to carry gps devices and park 200 ft. away from restaurants now food trucks could only sell prepackaged food prepared in a licensed kitchen the proposed ordinance would allow cooks prepare fresh milk from those trucks the ordinance will be introduced to the city council tom

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jackson, administrative agency. the director of the office of surface mining, reclamation and enforcement and joe elle darcy for civil works representing the army corps of engineers. it appearins not a single membe of the obama administration can take time out on laying burdens on the american economy and they cannot attend our hearing today. it's extremely disappointing that they invited -- excuse me, declined our invitations to speak and answer questions to the important issue that directly impacts the lives of many americans. even if they are too busy today, which i understand, they could have sent someone in their place. since the obama administration has no time for us today to answer questions, we will now call forward the second panel, state senator kirkda, well l, and karen, president and ceo of 21st century energy of the chamber of commerce, mr. ross eisenberg of the national association of manufacturers and v.p. for merge and resources policy and miss maria guno, boone county west virginia organizer. as you come forward, i'll lay out the ground rules. like all our witnesses, your written testimony will appe

been the destruction of joe johnson's army and the capture of richmond with as many troops as were possibly available. had johnson's principal army in the east been destroyed, jackson's relatively small force in the shenandoah valley would have withered on the vine. it would have been inconsequential, irrelevant. we can't be definitively saying mcclellan would have captured richmond and destroyed or crippled johnson's army, even with mcdowell's large corp at his disposal, prospect of fremont from the west, but absence of mcdowell made mcclellan more cautious than ever. even with this caution, with this habit of inflating enemy numbers, he would have hard pressed to lose, i would argue. the confederates had only 55 to 60,000 men in and around richmond to oppose mcclellan's 105,000 man army. when

been the destruction of joe johnson's army and the capture of richmond with as many troops as were possibly available. had johnson's principal army in the east been destroyed, jackson's relatively small force in the shenandoah valley would have withered on the vine. it would have been inconsequential, irrelevant. we can't be definitively saying mcclellan would have captured richmond and destroyed or crippled johnson's army, even with mcdowell's large corp at his disposal, prospect of fremont from the west, but absence of mcdowell made mcclellan more cautious than ever. even with this caution, with this habit of inflating enemy numbers, he would have hard pressed to lose, i would argue. the confederates had only 55,000 to 60,000 men in and around richmond to oppose mcclellan's 105,000 man army. when ordered to contest, a simultaneous approach of mcdowell with 40,000 more men from the north, almost as many as johnson had, he would have had to extend what were already severely attenuated lines, defensive lines, to the breaking point. and i would argue that a simple tactical tap at the door, at the gates of richmond, would have sufficed to collapse confederate defenses.

jackson's offensive couldn't have been worse for the union. mcclellan at long last had gotten over the slows, concluded his plans for a final push against richmond, and general joe johnston's army of northern virginia, plan was quite simple, mcdowell at fredericksburg was -- received permission, clinic gave mcclellen permission to take bank to mcdowell, use bank to mcdowell to move south against rich mord from fredericksburg with 40,000 men. while mcclellan, who was only ten miles east of the capital, attacked from that direction. also -- and this is generally not known -- john c. freemont was preparing to carry out orders from secretary stanton to disrupt the virginia and tennessee railroad, disrupt the railroad and then march against richmond from the west. so you would have three forces converging on joe johnston's 55 to 60,000 man army all at once. mcclellan would have nearly three-to-one numerical superiority over the army in northern virginia. and while there was no guarantee of victory in the peninsula, this advantage would have been considerable for mcclellan and very difficult for johnston to have defended against, three directions perhaps simultaneousl

party doesn't go back to the days of scoop jackson, more conservative blue d democrats that are almost nonexistent in the party. they didn't even have room for joecandidate. the question is will the fear work? the question is will the bias come through and have an impact? >> i think the more they are out there, it's like the boxer who is flailing away in the final round. i think people are seeing desperation here. and they are not seeing gravitous and they are not seeing presidential statesmanship. when you see this kind of bomb throwing coming from them and they are cheap shots coming from them, the public is seeing the cheap shots, i think it will catch up to them. mr. bozell, always a pleasure. thanks for being with us. as always, thank you for being with us. let not your heart

jackson went up the stairs. joseph started calling me a tramp and telling me he hated me. >> all right. now, let me hear your version, joe. >> she's lying. >> did you call her names? >> to him. >> he did call amy names. >> what did he call her? was she present when he called her -- >> i don't know the exact words, but he said [ bleep ] or something like that. i don't think he swore, though, i think he said [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say no [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i don't think she said what i said. >> what she said i said. >> what did you say, joe? what was the word? >> he called me a tramp. >> tramp, yeah, that's what i said. to him. if you want, give me six months, take all the good time -- do what you got to do. >> that's the problem. >> [ bleep ] you. you guys know that. you brought me over here for small, petty nothing crap. you guys know that. >> sanchez, you feel like you're going to dictate what's going to happen here. >> i'm not dictating nothing. >> that's not the case. i'm going to move you out of this unit. that's it. take him back. and i'll get with you on monday, joe. >> the hell with monday. just do it now. pull

jackson if he were here would say you are crazy. what i want is opportunity and a hand-up for people. >> bologna. bologna. >> bill: people that don't have the same advantage as joealsh had or bill o'reilly had. >> bologna. the best way to give a hand-up to inner city african-american parents is to give them school choice. give an african-american or hispanic parent the ability to send their child to any school in the city of chicago. jesse jackson stands in the way of that he wants to >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. put together highlights of our pal dennis miller doing what it is. sometimes it's hard to understand miller the first time around. sometimes what he says is worth hearing again. >> forbes has released its list of top overexposed celebrities and you want to talk about three of them. go. >> well, listen, i saw the usual suspects it's the kardashian and the jersey shore kids. i would say this, in lieu of emotional intellectual or spiritual hepth which it what it used to take to become immorality. we use light weight. con strandly imprint them on frontal lobe. almost like a famed strobe light or something. at this time in history,

jackson if he were here would say you are crazy. what i want is opportunity and a hand-up for people. >> bologna. bologna. >> bill: people that don't have the same advantage as joealsh had or bill o'reilly had. >> bologna. the best way to give a hand-up to inner city african-american parents is to give them school choice. give an african-american or hispanic parent the ability to send their child to any school in the city of chicago. jesse jackson stands in the way of that he wants to imprison poor black kids in under performing schools. >> bill: obviously you and jesse jackson disagree on how to make things better for african-americans. i tend to agree with you, all right? >> yeah. >> bill: as a former teacher i think school choice would be much more beneficial to -- not just african-americans but all poor people. >> everybody. >> bill: you are making a serious accusation against jackson by saying that jackson is not well-intentioned. that he wants to keep his people in a virtual slavery to the federal government. that's what he wants and that's a tough accusation to make. >> well, i know. i think he is a race hustler just like al sharpton is bill, think about

jackson got off with a whole bunch of similarities to this case. >> that's true. >> bill: in boston, this is a terrible story. this is a vietnam vet. not vietnam, iraq and afghan vet joe a house. is he going to school, an apartment. and the lady wouldn't rent it to him because she is a left wing nut. is that fair. >> i wouldn't say a left wing nut. >> bill: you can't but i can. >> she is the a member of the garden of enlightenment. >> bill: sounds like mainstream organization. >> i'm not passing any judgment o'reilly. >> bill: what the is garden of enlightenment. >> it's an activist group. she is against war. >> bill: all war, right? >> especially iraq and afghanistan. legally. >> bill: is she against the drones? >> i don't know. >> bill: she is a left wing nut, wiehl. >> she left a voice mail for this guy who is trying to rent an apartment saying you know, this probably isn't a good place to be. >> bill: because you are a veteran because you served your country i'm not going to give you shelter. i'm outraged, jenkins. are you outraged? >> absolutely. listen, this is really a clear cut case because the fair housing law in massachusetts specifically states that veteran

three years is small business owner joe alivo who owns a printing shop, originally owned by his parents we learned during the break. and anthea butler. and jesse jacksonn, i want to start with you. talk to me about why now? why at this moment would be need to, as you call it, catch up to 1968? >> well, it should be clear that conservative economists and liberal economists have suggested that the number one problem with the american economy is aggregate demand. the american people are not spending, they are not buying with the moneys this they do have, enough items that keep our economy and begin to turn the wheels of our economy in a positive direction. and the only group since 2007 that has not experienced some form of pay increase have been those americans that are locked in the minimum wage, and why are they locked in the minimum wage? because the congress of the united states has set the standard at $7.25. and so if congress, in fact, catches up to the 1968 purchasing power of wages in this country, in fact, the american people who earn $7.25 an hour should be earning, melissa, $11 an hour. but $10, a reasonable place to begin, president obama, wh