Tweeting the ed show. All right . I appreciate you doing it very much. I appreciate you having me. Its great to hear your story. Its important to hear your story and i appreciate it very much. James macdonald, thanks for joining us tonight. Thats the ed show. Politicsnation with reverend al sharpton starts right now. Good evening, rev. Good evening, ed. And thanks to you for tuning in. Tonights lead, dishonoring our fallen heroes. This republican shutdown of the government has created a new outrage thats shocked the conscience of the nation. Nbc news reports since the shutdown, the military has been unable to pay death benefits to the families of u. S. Troops who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. This is marine Lance Corporal jeremiah collins. His family called him jay. Jay died saturday while serving in afghanistan. Corporal collins was just 19 years old. His body was returned to Dover Air Force base in delaware yesterday. By now, his mother should have received a de
Specific thing, how unusual was this scene . Across america from mainstreet to the smoky mountains, the Government Shutdown misery index is growing, but some iconic sites may be open for business soon. And the most and least affordable places in america to buy a house. Hello, everyone. Its high noon here in the east, 9 00 a. M. Out west. Welcome to weekends with alex witt. A rare saturday session for the house and senate as lawmakers try to reopen the government and raise the debt cerealing to avoid default. Heres part of the back and forth in the house from a short time ago. We need to fund all of the federal government. Its long past time for this shutdown to end, so lets release all the federal employees that have been taken hostage, lets reopen the peoples government. For the past 11 days, the house has been attempting to reopen parts of the government without further delay and without trying to extract any further concessions from the senate or the president. Mr. Speaker, you cant
Boys are. You have to give me a definition because i dont know who they are. Whatever. Good morning and welcome to morning joe. It is thursday, october 1st, along with joe willie and me, we have professor, eddie glaude jr. And editor at the Financial Times, ed luce. Its so interesting, isnt it, that hes saying the same thing now that here he goes again. That he said as weve been talking about for four years, as he said before super tuesday in 2016. I dont know who david duke is. And, of course, back in 2000, there are quotes of him attacking david duke and saying he wouldnt be a reformed Party Candidate because david duke was a racist and didnt want to be in that party. And then he was slibry about the klan, i cant attack this group because i dont know what theyre doing. Here he goes doing the same thing again. He gave them a very clear message to stand back and stand by. And you can see him thinking, willie, in that debate how do i do this, how do i do this . Because both Chris Wallac
Specific thing, how unusual was this scene . Across america from mainstreet to the smoky mountains, the Government Shutdown misery index is growing, but some iconic sites may be open for business soon. And the most and least affordable places in america to buy a house. Hello, everyone. Its high noon here in the east, 9 00 a. M. Out west. Welcome to weekends with alex witt. A rare saturday session for the house and senate as lawmakers try to reopen the government and raise the debt cerealing to avoid default. Heres part of the back and forth in the house from a short time ago. We need to fund all of the federal government. Its long past time for this shutdown to end, so lets release all the federal employees that have been taken hostage, lets reopen the peoples government. For the past 11 days, the house has been attempting to reopen parts of the government without further delay and without trying to extract any further concessions from the senate or the president. Mr. Speaker, you cant
To one America, he has long been a beacon of the civil-rights movement the man met Dr. King! To another, he was a loudmouth in a tracksuit, surrounded by controversy and shady friends the man knows Don King, too. Pulitzer Prize winner Mitchell S. Jackson tailed Al Sharpton around the country to find out why he keeps going, what he’s still doing, and where his place in history will be.