Statement tonight and well bring that to you in just a moment. Doug jones victory began as a young man observing a trial of the ringleader of the Birmingham Church bombers. When the sister of one of the victims campaigned for jones, im going to talk to her tonight. We have contributor frank bernie. Good evening, gentlemen. As i said earlier, roy moore is out with this new video message. He still refuses to concede. I want to thank all of you who have stood with me in this very important Battle For The Future of our country. We are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion, and it set free a suffering humanity. And the battle rages on. In this race we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. This has been a very close race and we are awaiting
weinstein. Teen in 2017 with this polarization, at some level great reporting and facts do matter. Absolutely. You see even as we every single day we wonder who is next wh
i want you to sit down and listen to this. it s really important that you pay attention. in last night s historic senate election, the black vote cannot be overanticipated. doug jones was stunning, but if you look into the state s history, there is an explanation of how a white man in the segregated south pulled off this upset at 11:00 sunday morning. it was on september 15, 1963. birmingham s historic 15th street baptist church. worship was just about to start. five young girls are putting on choir robes in the church basement. that s when a bomb under the church steps detonates, killing four of those young girls. denise mcnair, carole robertson, addie mae collins and cynthia
in last night s historic senate election, the importance of black voters cannot be overstated. doug jones s victory was stunning, but if you look into the state s history, there is an explanation of how a white man in the segregated south pulled off this upset at 11:00 sunday morning. it was on september 15, 1963. birmingham s historic 16th street baptist church. worship was just about to start. five young girls are putting on choir robes in the church basement. that s when a bomb planted under the church steps detonates, killing four of those little girls. denise mcnair, carole robertson, addie mae collins and cynthia wesley. the fifth girl, sarah jean collins loses an eye. several members of the ku klux klan bragged about the bombing but there was no
it was the one that happened here on a sunday in september 1963 that awakened the country and changed the movement. we were having such a good time. my sister had this little black purse. we have was running and catching it, like we was playing ball. we laughed and played all the way to church. church was 16th street baptist. the place where organizers planned many of the movement s marches, and where thousands of kids swarmed out to oppose the jim crow laws. she remembers that morning like it was yesterday. she and her older sister joined the group of little girls changing into their choir robes in the bathroom. i heard a loud sound, boom! and it just scared me so bad. it was so loud, all i could call was, jesus! and i called addi, addi, addi. and i didn t know what had