pinkerton, an active abolitionists of the men into his house and they were all john brown's men. of that except for 11 escaped slaves headed for canada. pinkerton took brown to the home of a mutual friend with whom brown stayed on other occasions, that of john jones, the free negro and leader in the fight for equal rights as well as permanent business. a little-known story of john jones. and a popular rendezvous for abolitionists, black and white, among the thousand african-americans who've lived in the state in 1860. and a few reasons why they should be repealed. the story was lost to taylor, the story was lost in the great fire of 1871 and left a rich man. was the first african-american elected to the board of commissioners and died in 1879. a right here at the end of the chapter john jones's life bridge two year as in the midst of slavery, raise the legal citizenship, his role in shaping and influencing events in this turbulent period was a significant one. illinois, known as the land of lincoln but few know the story of william -- billy the barber, lincoln's black barber, had

hundred million a hundred million dollar or less pinkerton knew you by name. >> you are absolutely right. neil: my first one i ever got was from a small community bank who apparently took pity on me. they wouldn't even give me a second look. so i'm wondering what the reverberations are businesses, regular individuals who need money, have future good standing to get money. >> yes, i think that is a big part of it. 70% of jobs are created by small businesses. small businessman or woman is able to shake the man's hand and be able to get alone like you did and he was able to create more business and hire more people and increase the economic activity. nowadays, business owners look at that as an algorithm. if you fit a profile, you get a loan and if you do not, you don't get along. if you look at the fdic regulations, what dodd-frank has done, pounds and pounds of regulations, and you look at all that you say that if i am an investor, what i want to invest in a little bag? and i don't think it's helpful for the economy overall. 70% of all new jobs come from small businesses. need help those

jim pinkerton, fox news contributor, and dana milbank, columnist for "the washington post." given the magnitude of the mistake on this benghazi story, was cbs justified in suspending lara logan? >> absolutely. this was a colossal mistake and something had to be done. that isn't to take away from lara logan and max mcclellan, who are very good journalists. but this is true in any corporation. when something goes wrong, you have to apologize and take action in order to maintain your credibility. >> i'm told the suspension will be for a significant period of time, not just a couple of weeks, which some might see as a slap on the wrist. but jim woods, someone without the track record and star power of lara logan have been fighting this. >> that's possible. an old joke in journalism, too good to check. if you make millions a year, you're obligated. jeff factor, overall in charge of the show, why didn't he suspend himself as well as logan and mcclellan? >> that's a serious suggestion? >> why not? if accountability means accountability, the people who make the mistakes are accounta

alan colmes, jim pinkerton, thank you both.a: new movement in the debate on the use of marijuana. state of colorado is now seeing an influx of families seeking a marijuana based treatment for children suffering from epilepsy so why colorado? federal law prohibits the drug's manufacturer from shipping out of state. here is more. >> hi, jenna. to be clear this is not medical marijuana but this does come from the plant and because of it, folks are picking up their families and moving to colorado. >> i do believe in miracles. yes, i do. >> more than a year ago, heather jackson's 10-year-old son suffered an average 250 epileptic seizures a day. 17 different pharmaceuticals failed to help. >> it feels very good to have been able to steer his course and it happened to be the right direction. >> his miracle came from inside marijuana plants, from a gren house in central colorado. >> if someone were to try to steal all of this, they could smoke it and smoke it and smoke it and it's not going to get them high. >> it's a specially bred he

joining us now is campaign manager joe trippy and senior advisor jim pinkerton. this information comes from reporting out of the "washington post." it is heavily sourced. it cites specific examples. can the administration ignore this report? are they going to have to answer why they allegedly did this? >> look, it is not surprising that they did it. i don't think they will have to explain a whole lot. every administration since i have been around has done this around election time, moved things up that are going to benefit them. it is to get into the dialogue and delay them so they are not part of it. they can say that didn't have anything to do with it, but i don't think that is going to -- it doesn't pass the test here. >> the level of detail in this reporting, it comes from the "washington post" and other reports from the administrative conference from the united states. they on an anonymous basis talk tothe federal agencies who said they were specifically called in for meetings to say they were these mother may i meetings is what they called them. can i relea

jim pinkerton talks about this project he's got going. there are ways we can get these higher-paying jobs. every time there are people who make more money, they put more money into the economy. so that also stimulates the economy. >> rick, you say what to that? >> well, i agree. we got to put more money into the economy. the infrastructure jobs are fine. the way to get it working again is to lower taxes. increase domestic energy production and that policy could really be revamped. it's really a shame. workers are poised to create a lot of new jobs. they have the capital to do so. the number one reason they're not doing it is because of the obama care mess. they'll have a wait and see attitude, see if they'll add workers full time or hire new workers and actually quite the opposite, laying people off and keeping them below full time until this obama care problem is solved. >> i'm going to give you a moment to respond there. let me jump in there. where rick leaves off. of course we know a steady climb in employment is better than being stag

industry off-guard and joining us now with thoughts on this, and much more, fox news contributor jim pinkertonyou here today. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> this announcement focuses on folk whose plans were canceled. and now they can buy a bare bones plan or entirely avoid requirement that most miles per hours must have health insurance. this is creating a backlash. what is your opinion of the move at the 11th hour? >> according to john fund at the national review this is the 14th major change in the program since it was signed in to law. old days we think that the president was signing a piece of legislation it and it would become law and that would be that. we discovered in the three years since, in the 30,000 payments of regulations, that the administration can pretty much do what it wants in terms of changing it. i got to tell you, i'm not sure what happened. i expect another one tomorrow. the plan is ignore, waive, suspend all unpopular part of the law and including making people pay for it. there will just be a giant program to give away money. somebody else can figure that

international tribunal, you can use a principle that is similar to the united states' conspiracy or pinkerton rule or a felony murder rule -- i'll stop and tell you what that means. the u.s. is pretty unique in the breadth of our conspiracy rules. and so in the u.s. if you join a l criminal activity and you say, dan, you and i, we're going to go rob a bank, and i want you to be the getaway driver. i'll go in and do the bank thing. >> perfect. >> so i'm in the bank, and we thought we were just going to do a bank robbery, we weren't going to bring guns, babe just toy -- maybe just toy guns, but i brought a gun. they catch you running away, and they're going to prosecute you not just for being an accomplice, but for felony murder because you were part of this criminal enterprise. >> joint criminal enterprise. >> and so in international war crimes cases, the top people will have a plan, but the bottom people will deviate from the plan and do all sorts of other things, and this means the top people could be prosecuted for all the things if tear reasonably foreseeable. and this, for the u.s., is pr

jumpingter ton -- jumping pinkerton.the washington post" writing op-ed about the "new york times" with the exception that the "washington post" actually has influence and has a lot of well-informed people who tune to it for news. >> what msnbc concluded, if you can't be the most powerful name in news as the polls show and surveys show fox news is regarded by the american people as most powerful name in news, necessary best thing i think they think to attack the most powerful name in news. maybe note right will help them. certainly epcheaper than sending reporters everywhere. they don't have reporters. they look down the street and say, make fun of fox. the problem, with "washington post", the problem msnbc has, fox is doing so well, front page much style section of "the washington post" today, very nice picture of colleague megyn kelly, it i'm sure killed the mainstream media, that megyn kelly is emerged as major television star. she was on jay leno. al sharpton will sit there and throw spit balls from msnbc. jon: it is

jim pinkerton, contributing editor and writer for the "american conservative" magazine.ds of us and each other. nice to have you on. this is very interesting topic. a lot of directions to take it. in general, ellen, what do you think of this? >> i think actually phil needs to apologize and move on. a lot of people say things that are offensive or upsetting on television and radio. we all make mistakes and he just needs to apologize. he offend ad whole group of people. in terms of the religious aspect, there are lots of gay church that is follow christ. lots of metropolitan community church being one of them. dignity, a catholic group. so i think that it doesn't mean that people aren't following christ just because they are, happen to be gay or homosexual and a have child that is gay or homosexual. jenna: jim what do you think about that? an apology and move on, do you think that will be the end of it? >> i will say i don't agree with robertson said but i defend his right to say it. there is free speech. i agree with sarah palin and governor jindal on that. i think howeve

international tribunal, you can use a principle that is similar to the united states' conspiracy or pinkerton rule or a felony murder rule -- i'll stop and tell you what that means. the u.s. is pretty unique in the breadth of our conspiracy rules. and so in the u.s. if you join a l criminal activity and you say, dan, you and i, we're going to go rob a bank, and i want you to be the getaway driver. i'll go in and do the bank thing. >> perfect. >> so i'm in the bank, and we thought we were just going to do a bank robbery, we weren't going to bring guns, babe just toy -- maybe just toy guns, but i brought a gun. they catch you running away, and they're going to prosecute you not just for being an accomplice, but for felony murder because you were part of this criminal enterprise. >> joint criminal enterprise. >> and so in international war crimes cases, the top people will have a plan, but the bottom people will deviate from the plan and do all sorts of other things, and this means the top people could be prosecuted for all the things if tear reasonably foreseeable. and this, for the u.s., is pr

let's get the long and short of fox news contributors jim pirng pinkerton and ellen rattner.the g.o.p. landslide like three years ago. >> i think so. i think we are looking at another 2010 right now. it's interesting to see the split among democratic partisans who simply want to get reelected and democratic liberals like that fellow you quoted in the "the washington post." the partisans are going with the flight reaction as in get as far away from obamacare as you can the liberals, logs are going with fight reaction. most important thing is to keep this social lived medicine is sin idea alive. seeing. the i suspect the smart ones will be fleeing farce they can. and trying to come up with own bill and criticism like joe manchin from west virginia for example. democrat. out there saying obamacare is not working. nobody will think hopefully his point of view in west virginia oh he is just another obama robot because is he not acting like one. >> then you have out of kentucky the governor there says just have some patience, ellen, if the healthcare act rebounds from the rollout.