>> i think kevin jackson was right on point with what he said.'ll go back to respond to what bob said. when president obama made that comment about the police, my issue is that he"@v÷ put the p on the same moral equivalency as the rioters. so he chastised both of them. look, these images, they're brutal. the police getting molotov cocktails thrown at them. they look like they have militarized the area. but again, we don't know what's going on there. i don't know if the doj is right in the investigation. maybe eric holder is right, there's a civil rights issue here. all of these extra comments, the president's comments today, the rioting, they don't help us get closer to getting the answers of what really happened. >> bob, you can comment after this. let's listen to john lewis now. honestly, this is a little surprising. but listen. >> president obama should use the authority of his office to declare marshal law. use the national guard to protect people. and people should come together. if we fail to act, frustration and discontent will continue t

kevin powell is a writer, activist and public speaker, with him is kevin jackson, executive director lack sphere and author of "the big black lie." kevin powell i want to start with you. take us inside last night's event. >> it was incredible. we had hundreds and hundreds of people from st. louis area, the ferguson area last night at the missouri history museum and you're talking about the kind of diversity that exists in our country, white sisters and brothers, black sisters and brothers, young people, older people, people of all different backgrounds. it was an incredible coming together. number of residents said they had never quite seen anything like that enparticularly in the aftermath of what happened in ferguson. we especially listened to the voices of young people and there was a lot of talk about sustaining this work, sustaining this movement for opportunity of equality and justice for all people but most importantly we talked about peace. we talked about love. we talked about healing of this community, which i think is very important, something we often don't hear reported s

a little later know kevin jackson is going to join us here as well.evin jackson, a conservative commentator will join us here on cnn. charles, let's talk about the pictures you're seeing. what we are witnessing here on cnn. the live pictures. >> yeah. in a way, it's kind of sad. no one ever wants to see violence. no one ever wants to see things get out of control. you want the peaceful protesters who appear to far vastly outnumber the people being unruly, to be able to express themselves which is their constitutional right. and you want them to actually be able to articulate their position which is that they want to support for the vast majority of them, they want to support michael brown's family as they seek to find out exactly what happened to their son. >> charles, is that a way to get support? because you know, as a man who is in charge of the situation here, you can jump in here too. he said all along that this is a distraction from what is important here. that is death of michael brown. the legacy of michael brown. what his family is dealing wi

. >> juan williams, kevin jackson are back tonight to respond to the ferguson democratic committee woman who thinks the shooting of michael brown is about police brutality. that and more on this busy news night straight ahead. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yield is doing a lot better... if you've had to become your own investment expert, maybe it's time for bny mellon, a different kind of wealth manager ...and black swans are unpredictable. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert now. yesterday u.s. attorney general eric holder visit

kevin jackson. comment on the newest information now. i know you have been behind the police solidly, but this sounds very, very disturbing to the layperson, people watching. if michael brown was not stopped because he matched the description of someone who held up a convenience store or stole michigan from a convenience store and was stopped simply because he was in the street, there is any way -- i'm trying to figure out the justification to stop and the use of deadly force. >> well, my stance to support the police, eric, has been hole listicly in the sense we have come to this point in america where we want to blame. in this incident we said, the cops are wrong. what we have been able to find out is they're not wrong. michael brown -- i'm sorry he died, but he was not the choir boy everybody made him out to be, and we're also finding that maybe the officer isn't as bad as he has been made out to be. with respect to him being in the road, i think that if you're holding up and impeding traffic, it's okay for a cop to ask you to move ove

. >> juan williams, kevin jackson are back tonight to respond to the ferguson democratic committee woman who thinks the shooting of michael brown is about police brutality. that and m [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing out, and, yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. now backed by allstate. click or call. >>> this is a fox news alert now. yesterday u.s. attorney general eric holder visited the embattled city of ferguson, missouri, where he encountered highway patrol officer ron johnson who's been put in charge of policing the protesters outside the st. louis suburb. let's take a look. >> my man. >> how are you doing, sir? >> you are the man. keep up the good work. >> all right. >> get a little bit of

we want to talk now to kevin jackson. he is the executive director of the black sphere and black conservative coalition. and he blames moral decay of the community for what we're seeing in ferguson. mr. jackson, thank you so much for being here. what do you mean moral decay of the community? >> well, i mean, thing are many things that could have possibly diffused this situation. and secondarily, the outcome of what happened and the looting and the things that have gone on subsequent to that. >> okay. >> so i think it's just a sign of the moral decay. >> so you mean that this -- you're blaming everything that is happening in ferguson on the community. so the anger and the outrage that the people there are feeling because an unarmed black teenager was shot, you blame their moral decay rather than whatever that police officer was thinking who shot the unarmed black teenager? >> well, i mean, look, alisyn, how many black teenagers have been killed since the death of michael brown? nobody cares. there are 60 people shot in chi

. >> i booked kevin johnson, jackson, i'm sorry because i wanted him, he was the one who was saying keep calm let's get the facts. i talked to him. this information came out. i've been watching this stuff nonstop. this police chief thomas jackson from ferguson, at one point did say that the officers there were responding because there was a call -- they were doing the sick call. there was a robbery at the convenience store and they were responding. at one point he said that. i heard him say that. whether or not he back tracked on it the second time, i'm just baffled. taking it one step further and releasing this video that he says quote i've been sitting on for six days and then releases the name darren wilson, i have a hard time saying this ferguson police department has bungled this thing and the basis for a lot of the angst in ferguson. captain ron johnson kept the peace last night. he kept the peace. i'm sure he's scratching his head how am i supposed to handle this when the ferguson police department is -- listen, i think they are screwing it up. they need to sit down, get together,

kevin jackson is the executive director of the black sphere. he joins us to weigh in. thanks for being with us this morning, kevin. >> my pleasure. >> what is your opinion here? is reverend al sharpton, is he making it better? >> didn't you hear his cash register go off? no, he's not making it any better. he is essentially doing the thing that reverend sharpton does which is throw up turmoil. and we're seeing it. he's been here a couple of days and it's gotten worse. they put ron johnson in charge, it's gotten worse. it's up to the level of barack obama. it's gotten worse. we're talking about bin laden -- we're talking about black leaders that are supposed to quell things but it's gotten worse. >> he did say yesterday i don't want anyone looting. but the big story last weekend came into the picture nationally, is captain ron johnson. he grew up in the area. he came in. people in the area said they identified with him. he seems to be identifying more with the people than with his fellow officers. here's an example of how he says i understand you. >> when this is over, i'

black conservatives like myself, crystal, kevin jackson, ben carson of variety. herman cain, we have a much easier path and have much more access today. thank god, because of the folk like you at fox news and fox business and the social media. we have much more access and opportunity to get our voices heard than the generation before. >> you're a brave guy. thank you very much. nigel, thank you very much, appreciate it. nigel inis. president obama's response to the gruesome beheading of james foley and hear from a two-star general how our military should respond? . >> the united states of america will do what we must do to protect our people, we'll be vigilant and we will be relentless. david: president obama condemning the brutal beheading of american journalist james foley but offered no specific plan to prevent the killing of steve soddolove or protecting interests or other personnel in the mideast. general, good to see you, you. i heard, general, no ultimatum, i heard no plan of attack or any strategy for defending americans, thousands of whom are still in th

. >> thank you so much for being with us kevin jackson, appreciate your time tonight.ing up, president obama interrupts his busy martha vineyard's vacation and inserts himself yet again into a local law enforcement matter. when we come back our great great american panel will weigh in on that and more. and later, breaking news out of iraq tonight as the country's prime minister, nouri al maliki, caves. he announces he will step down as prime minister. we'll check in with the one and only charles krauthammer here to weigh in on that. and explain how president obama's leading from behind when it comes to the wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? and with

with us from los angeles is attorney areva martin and in ferguson, commentator, kevin jackson, author black lie" and exec spiff director of the blacks fear. areva, i wonder if i can start with you, so many questions unanswered. you have the possibility of a trial to come here, but do you think this funeral will bring something approaching closure or is it way too early to be discussing that? >> funerals are very important, particularly in the of a a.m. community, it is an important pa of our community. i think that is an important first step towards that closure. clearly as you said, jim, the grand jury, got to see all the evidence present there had, which will be presented in secrecy, because that's how grand juries work, but going to be these months, we have been told by the prosecuting attorney, it may take up until october for there to be some determination by that grand jury. i think for this community, which is what people are calling for, indictment of this officer, closure is going to be elusive in many ways for the larger community. >> let me ask you if i can, kevin, because

. >> thank you so much for being with us kevin jackson, appreciate your time tonight. up, president obama interrupts his busy martha vineyard's vacation and inserts himself yet again into a local law enforcement matter. when we come back our great great american panel will weigh in on that and more. and later, breaking news out of iraq tonight as the country's prime minister, nouri al maliki, caves. he announces he will step down as prime minister. we'll check in with the one and only charles krauthammer here to weigh in on that. and explain how president obama's leading from behind when it comes to the christian genocide that's happening in iraq. all on this busy news night on "hannity." many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps disso

. >> joining me now is kevin jackson, the executive director of the black sphere, a conservative politicaln group and founder of the black conservative coalition. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> what is your reaction to the looting that you saw take place overnight? >> well, i think it is pretty sad that we have come to this point in america where something like that happens over a tragedy. i think that jay nixon who essentially put a band aid on a bullet hole by saying we are going to appoint a black man in charge and that would quell the bad behavior by people is ridiculous. >> the governor did not say he was putting a black man in charge that that is why. he put captain ron johnson, the head of the missouri state highway patrol there. >> he is the head of the missouri highway patrol that the two people that only have authority in this are the attorney general and governor of missouri. so ron johnson is a figure head put in place because the cries of diversity and the idea that a black man on the street or seeing a black face would make things better and it didn't. >> you know, we h

joining me now niger ines, mike myers and kevin jackson. mike, you have not been a fan of sharpton, but you consider yourself a liberal. >> i am a liberal. and i can tell you this about the situation in ferguson. this is a failure and crisis in leadership. it starts with the empty suit in chief, barack obama, who racializes every incident between a cop or wan-to-be cop and civilian. >> why don't they talk about chicago? new york? >> it starts with the attorney general who's also another empty suit. this is a guy who has transformed the justice department into a factory of pal ratives directed for just us. and he meaning the justice department, by the way they're still investigating civil rights charges over george zimmerman. these people are not leaders. you have a crisis in leadership. you have an empty suit of a governor who sends to ferguson a black captain of the state highway patrol who then preaches that he is embarrassed by his uniform. and he has to go home to his black son, another racialization. so you have clueless leadership inc

more time to what we heard at the very end before i turned to jelani cobb, in that presser where kevin jackson says, oh, he wasn't stopped because of being a suspect. i want to listen to that one more time. all right, we -- >> this is clearly my community and my home and, therefore, it means a lot to me personally that we break this psycycle of violence, ease the tension, and build trust showing the utmost respect for every interaction with every citizen. >> all right, i'm sorry. that was captain johnson. that's not the sound bite i wanted to hear. he's taken over and doing quite a lovely job. that in contrast to the moment where they have released the images of the potential michael brown and we heard from jelani cobb that was part of reigniting this. is the ferguson police department the most inept local police department in the country, or is this par for the course? >> you have to know that's a loaded question for someone who deals with law enforcement all the time. >> this is stunning, right? >> it is absolutely stunning. i have to say there are many -- as you heard captain johnson came o

sabrina joy stevens joinses from d.c kevin jackson is the executive director of the black spirit.ood morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> serena, i understand you do not agree very often with dr. ben carson, but on this you do. >> well, yeah. we need to remember first that when we say government here, we're talk being our fellow americans. it's a problem when those of us who are police officers and public officials oppress us instead of protecting us as happened in ferguson. but if that's taught us anything, it's that we not only need to resist government tyranny no matter where it happens, but we also would be better off spend ago lot more on small children and a lot less on big weapons. >> kevin what, do you think? >> well, it's funny. we want government to let government tyranny, but more government tyranny in the form of taxes. look, the solution is not to put more money into another federal program. everything that goes into a federal program is a money dump. and the idea that -- i mean, i understand the call out for helping kids. but how about we start helping familie

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. >> kevin jackson joins us now to talk about it. great to see you this morning.this kid was a gentle giant, and now that this video has been released, the family through their lawyers saying this is character assassination what do you make of it? >> i don't believe -- it's certainly not character assassination. the facts are just starting to leak out. i think that the rush came when they wanted to demonize the police officers to set this narrative that this kid was, indeed, the gentle giant getting ready to go to college and setting the idea he was a great kid. i'm not condemning him. kids do bad things. maybe michael brown obviously did a bad thing that day. but to set the narrative that he was the good guy and the cop was the bad guy, and then to be upset when they start wanting to pick apart his life and understand the pathology involved, it's just not fair. >> i'm struck by how little we know in this case. the core event which was shooting of michael brown by this police officer is completely shrouded in mystery. we have almost no facts about it. why the will

and the governor and kevin johnson answered some of those concerns. >> jesse jackson, you and i go back 30, 40 years in watching racial divides in this country. i think a lot of people were surprised a town with 21,000 people could have such a majority african-american population and have three african-american police officers. is that typical around the country? >> it's not typical, and it does not work. i really want to say captain ron johnson made himself eligible to be the next police chief of ferguson. he's handled himself in such a way that he's brought calm to a very chaotic situation. i would submit to you that why there's the absence of noise and peace in the presence of justice. until you have a fair share of police, men, women, black and white, and judges and firemen and the budget, you'll not have real peace in that situation. i think captain johnson to be commended. >> and what has to happen next, jesse jackson, in this community? we need answers, don't we, as to the original incident and what happened to michael brown. >> the fact of the matter is that the police have rele

kevin? >> a year ago, we were dealing with the trayvon martin situation. and i thought that had touched a nerve in this country. this is on a deeper level. it's because of what the reverend jesse jacksone visual of this young man laying in his blood for four hours. this touched people internationally. i can't tell you how many people have reached out from around the world saying, you know, what is happening with this situation. you know, i'm glad that so many people are coming to show their love and support. but i also think, again, we've got to talk about healing and how to durian-- how to turn thi tragedy into a positive civil rights movement. we need to talk about love and peace and moving away from the fear and hate and ignorance in so many communities in our country. >> it's important what you're saying now, that this turns into something other than just a madia speck tax -- speedmedia spectacle. trayvon martin's mother said, if his it my way, all the people who didn't know him would be cordoned off somewhere out of the camera's views. this should be for family and people who knew him. those people didn't know him. they come for a day or week, they get in the camera spotlight. th

kevin durant, tens of million dollars off the under armour deal. >> by the way, that is over a year's worth. over a year's worth. in focus at this year's fed meeting in jacksoneconomics editor michael mckee sat with one hot, kansas city fed president esther george. >> thank you for having us .ere this is your third year running the conference as president. what do you want it to be under your administration? >> that is a great question because the conferences have been successful for some basic reasons, which is to bring together relevant topics, to have the right people in the room to discuss those topics from different vantage points, and my goal is to continue that form to bring relative issues to policy matters that central bankers around the logo have to deal with. >> when you set up -- around the globe have to deal with. when you set up originally, for three years ben bernanke used his keynote address to talk about that policy actions to come. did that change the conference? it was nevernow, intended to be a policy platform. it was not built into the program. the program was always focused on what is an issue that is relevant to global central bankers

jackson hole. >> on friday that's the speech to watch for? >> exactly. she is not going to make doves cry. she is going to make doves sing. >> by the way, we should congratulate kevine. >> i'm so excited about "shark tank" winning an emmy. we won twice in a row. we won corrects choice and fastest growing audience is 8 to 19-year-old women. it's family values. it's about money. it's good for america. >> i love hearing that. so we got a couple second here. i want to bring it back to the markets. kevin. we talked earlier about your floating rate funds. >> yes. >> in other words, this is the concern if interest rates, you feel protected, though? >> it's a 90 day duration, kelly. my floating rate products are 90 day duration. the downside is i'm only ever going to make 5%. never anymore. a great start movb moving. if you look at the history of floating loans, 5% every year. >> mr. negative right here. >> he has his investigative hat on. i'll look forward to the fruits of that investigation. thanks, everybody, for being here. tune in tonight, kevin o'herery and "shark tank" are coming up. it is "shark tank" tuesday. sarah eisen, what's up, what's on tap? >> we got trader