>> it isn't often people forget about how important jordan's role is, jordan under the peace treaty which was signed 20 years ago, looks after islamic and christian shrines until they reach a settlement and determine the future of that city, so in recent months jordan has been feeling that israel has been underminding this role by storming into the mosque and by restricting access to palestinian worshipers, so this is why jordan, and especially the king has become so angry, and it took the secretary of state of the united states to come and mediate a meeting between the king and between israeli prime minister, in order to sort out their differences because i don't think steal is in a position to compromise it's relationship with jordan. streels only has two peace treaties in the region, and the one with jordan is a bit stronger, and the security coordination must more sophisticated. >> what about jordan's relationship with the united states? because of course, right now, in the u.s. most sides are focused on the fight against isil, what kind of role does jordan have in that in relation to

israel east prime minister has arrived in jordan to meet jordan's king and the u.s. secretary of state. talks are aimed at easing tension between israel and jordan as well as palestinians over restrictions imposed on the al-aqsa mosque come pound. >>> a new audio recording has been posted on the islamic state case official within. the 17-message comes after alleged american attempts to kill the leader. >>> football's governing body has cleared russia and qatar of corruption in their world cup bids. but the investigator says that fifa is covering up his full report. >>> the president of liberia says the fight against ebola is far from over. as dominic kane reports. >> reporter: around half of all of the deaths from the ebola outbreak have happened in liberia. for the past three months it has been in a state of emergency. but now it's president says that is no longer needed. her country has seen a big drop in the number of new cases. the news comes on the date of the aid agency, doctors without borders. announces plans for clinical trials in three ebola treatment cente

we have more from aman. >> john kerry's visit to jordan shows just how important a role jordan plays in the conflict. recently jordan has been in a very difficult position because it is fighting alongside the u.s. a war against islamist extremism by striking targets in iraq and syria, isil targets, that is but at the same time has not been able to stop what it describes as israeli provocations in the east jerusalem and territories while jordan is the guardian of shrines in east jerusalem, so the king has been growing increasingly frustrated with the situation there, and he feels that the u.s. has to play a role in stopping these violations. jordan also feels that israel hasn't been respecting jordan's role under the peace treaty, which gives this the guardianship over the islamic shrines in east jerusalem. according to government sources we spoke to, the king has told kerry i am fighting a war on your behalf, a war against terrorism. i am part of your coalition, international coalition against isil. we need the u.s. to also fight against what the king describes as zionistic extremism

secretary of state and jordan's. and u.s. has criticized the decision to build 200 new settlement unit which is are illegal under international law. palestinian president is also in jordan, be uh is not clear if he will be involved in the talks. relations with jordan have al been strained with the decision to close the mosque compound for the first time since 1967. >> in recent weeks. we have correspondent in both jordan and in west jerusalem. in west jerusalem, but first in aman jordan where we are waiting for a press conference between the jordanian leaders there and the u.s. secretary of state. this is a very significant meeting. >> even deed, and highly significant, because apparently it has taken u.s. mediation in order to mend ties. it requires all three of these leaders to sit together and talk. you jordan is supposed to luke after the mosque. >> under this treaty she has with israel. >> undermine as it is watching the violation and especially in the mosque and the comment pound. so this is why this meeting was very mu

and israeli relations with jordan are far warmer than they are with egyptians. so this is indeed a serious escalation. we understand the jordanians are very angered by some of israeli actions especially inside the al-aqsa mosque, because the jordanians feel that israel does not respect jordans historic and special rule in east jerusalem in looking after shrines. this is a role that israel recognized under the peace treaty it signed 20 years ago in this 1994, so we are definitely seeing a diplomatic escalation. we are also hearing from observers who are close to the government, that these violations by israel are considered a threat to jordan's national security, and this is why jordan is taking them very seriously, so indeed we are seeing this diplomatic escalation, and some statements by officials going as far as saying that jordan would review all agreements with israel, including the peace treaty if these israeli actions in east jerusalem don't stop. >> translator: all options are on the table. we are a country that respects its treaties and commitments, but

of course jordan matthews. trot, i want to know from you when we get back, where are the eagles in this picture? you know, we've got a lot of team to discuss, including the arizona cardinals. we found out today it was an acl for carson palmer so he's out for the season. the arizona cardinals and the green bay packers and all these other teams will discuss where the eagles play in this playoff picture and we come down the homestretch, the eagles are 7-2 on the season and they romped tonight on "monday night football," 45-21. and you know the number one show on tv on phl wednesday nights in primetime? "the walking dead." you a "walking dead" fan, trot? >> yes, sir. >> see every episode from 8:00 to 10:00 here on phl-17. back with more of the eagles postgame show after this. merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my

jordan has had this historic role for a long time. and as well as it a peace treaty and close security coordination with israel every day. some observers say that jordan sees these violations as a threat to its own national security, and we even have jordanian officials going as far as threatening to review the peace treaty. and jordan is taking action at the national security council, and has made arrange mentes to file a complaint against israel there. jordan has been upset for many months now when this escalation started. jordan thinks that the israeli police should not be entering the al-aqsa compound, should not been entering the mosque, which is what happened this morning. this is basically the straw that breaks the camels back. they consider this is a very sacred place. there is no peace treaty between israelis and palestinians, and it just wants to look after these shrines, maintain the status quo for as long as possible, until the two sides agree to an agreement, under which everything becomes clear, and east jerusalem is pro

but jordan says it's an undermined by israel. jordan is actively fighting isil in iraq and syria alongside the u.s. it's also one of only two countries in the region that have peace treaties with israel. washington cannot afford to have two of its closest allies in the middle east in disagreement. it took u.s. mediation this time to sort out jordan and israel's differences. netanyahu promised in the status go jerusalem will not be touched and made these assurance to his cheek abdullaking abdullah in q. the question is whether this meeting will mark the beginning of the end of this later conflict. >> stefanie decker is live from east jerusalem. age restriction have his been lifted and friday prayers are due to start. what are we expected? >> reporter: well, at the moment, i have to tell you, it's extremely quiet here. there is very little police presence. there are no barricades which usually you would have during tense times. we are just outside damascus gate the entrance to the old city here in occupied east jerusalem. people ha

from 1948 to 1967 jordan forbid the jews from entering the city. this is one in a series of history of restrictions. each has its own political and historical circumstances. restricting access to the holy sites is part of the story of jerusalem, a sad story. >> you have a balance of young and old jews, muslims, is there a resolution in the future. what do we see here? >> i got my degree history, not prophecy. i'm not sure. i think the sorts of work that mustafa is going in dialogue is important to try to lower the tensions. >> how do you begin to ease the conflict? >> by taking into account both people's emotions and attachment to the city. i think we were almost - we were close at one point, states many like rabin, and arafat, trying to figure out a way. unfortunately event did not materialize as we had hoped. the only way to look at the future with a degree of optimism is to educate people about the importance on both sides of jerusalem to the other side, and therefore mutual understanding is important here, and unfortunately that is a matter for

will this strain the alliance between israel and jordan. >> i don't think jordan is strained because we know the relationship between jordan and israel is deeper than one event. i am sure they'll find ways of managing the crisis. however, i don't think that jordan and the king should be pushed too far. he's a true friend of israel, and situations like this, you have to respect those who are really there, sending - standing alone sometimes, in a situation that is not that easy. >> i'll take that into account. today, in the arab world, you don't have that many. >> the importance of the alliance between israel and jordan, there is an irony, of course, that jordan, when in control of the city did not allow free access for the city for the three religions, for the jews coming across the green line. >> the jordanian minister urged the international community to take action. can very have any efforts? >> very little. >> very little. we have seen it since the 6-day war, 1967, the so-called peace process and the international community failed, simplies because no courage on both sides. there

>> well, right now there is no reaction from the jordan government. we have tried to reach out to several officials, spokespeople to try to get a sense of how the feeling here among officials is after waking up to the news in jerusalem and more violence but our calls and messages are being ignored until now. i think perhaps there is a feeling of embarrassment, even frustration because the meeting that took place last thursday really between netanyahu and king abdullah and john kerry felt like a breakthrough, just hours after the meeting we saw israel making a decision to lift all restrictions on palestinian worshippers to enter the mosque where jordan has guardianship to perform friday prayers and that really is what ignited this latest conflict between israelis and palestinians and the feeling was that things were going to go well from there. now it looks as if it's almost next to impossible for a country like jordan to be part of a resolution of the ongoing violence that is happening now. jordan has always condemned the violence, has always tried to

the iraqi prime minister was in jordan two days ago and jordan arranged for him to meet with tribal sunni chief's in which they pledged support. not all of them of course but they pledged support for the effort against isis. so on these fronts jordan can provide a lot of support to the coalition. but does isis pose a military threat to jordan? i don't think so. i don't think so because as many have said before isis has been successful where it operated in sunni areas that felt marginalized and that felt frustrated both in syria and iraq and had grievances with the government in a failed state environment. where you have failed states in syria and iraq isis has been strong. isis has not yet won a major war against nonsunni areas. even in kobani and other areas it is not 11 single war and i don't think that isis is going to attack jordan across the desert land both in syria and iraq against a very strong jordanian army. i don't see that happening and i don't think that is going to be the case. but isis, having said that on the military front, i think causes other nonmilitary threats not jus

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. >> jon: calm down, jordan. retrace your steps. since you got to austin where have you been? >> right before the show was eating brisket at a food truck. before that had this amazing pulled pork also from a truck. this morning was breaks ribs from the trunk. and last night at the airport when i stepped off the plane they adorned me with this barbecue lai. >> jon: jordan, i think i know what is wrong. i don't think you have ebola i think you have the meat sweats. or maybe -- >> maybe i'm not eating enough meat. >> jon: no, jordan, don't do that. >> what are you doing? jon: you're in a quarantine zone. what are you doing? >> selling barbecue. >> i can smell those little bastards all the way. >> jon: you're in dallas. how did you get there from -- no! all right. jordan, jessica, samantha, we'll be right back. ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow

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jordan's profit is gone. the business, tea party, the families, hopes, revenue, taxes in the local school system for that block or that other businesses will come and occupy storefronts and gained activities. we can talk all day long to believe that ourselves, work hard and she can get whatever she wants and looks out side and everyone tells her different. businesses like jordan come and go all the time mostly because we are not supporting them. we have got to showed jordan not just -- i don't want to just tell jordan, tell my own daughters they used to be able to go to the corner for ice-cream and candy who looks like them. what we used to have and what we used to be able to do. why would i tell my daughters they can have a children's clothing store when the one i took him to closed down in less than a year. why would i do that? because of dr. king? harriet? we can't keep telling our kids to look backwards or read a book for inspiration. their inspiration is from the same place as mine, by watching intellige

the first crippling blow came 25 basish air raids on in egypt, jordan, and syria. the sinai campaign was instrumental in mapping the nation's battle plan. quickness of the israeli army crash forces with a one-to punch. charges are vigorously denied are broken.atic a cease-fire continued at the united nations. u.s. ambassador arthur goldberg issues a peace plan. an immediate debate is started in the security council representing 15 nations. while the united states and russia disagree on the wording of her troupe of her true patrol, israel's foreign ua ourr charges president plotted the murder of a state. the vote is finally taken, and the resolution adopted unanimously. word continues to come from the battles on, telling of sweeping israeli victories. next day, egypt accepts the cease-fire, joining jordan, leaving syria facing israeli forces alone. the united nations arena remains in the world spotlight because of the many questions raised by the short but decisive middle east war. with israel now controlling the sinai peninsula, all approaches to the suez canal, ol

jordan started the trash talking when he was asked by sports caster amad rashad who jordan future. >> never play with obama, but i would, but no. >> that's okay. i would take him out. he's a hack. him. >> you want to say that, the president of the united states? >> i never said he wasn't a great politician. i am just sayingacy great (bleep). >> jordan is the partial owner of the sharlo hornets, a team who hasn't done so well. in a radio interview, president obama tease back? >> michael wasn't very well informed about this. i think he might have been trying to give ahmed an extra ratings boost on his show. >> giving him a hard time. there is no doubt michael is a better golfer than i am. >> okay. >> if i was playing twice a day for the last 15 years, then that might not be the case. you know, he might want to spend more time thinking about the bobcats or maybe the hornets. >> that's a whole another issue. >> well played. up next on "power politics," picking apart the polls. how is it that so many were so far off? plus the mid-term impact on u.s. foreign policy. will the g.o.p. controll

they did that when jordan was killed. i had a victim's advocate hold my hand the whole way for two years. they did not do that in ferguson. from the start, it's not the system, it's the people that work within the system. work. >>ism that's correct. >> ron davis, his son jordan davis. we appreciate you joining us thoughts. >> the justice system will be toasted in ohio, where the grand jury will vet the killing of a -- investigate the killing of a 12-year-old. a face off began in a playground with a toy group. here is sara hoy. >> reporter: this is the scene of yet another police shooting. the victim a 12-year-old boy killed outside a rec centre in cleveland. >> reporter: the guy was tamir rife, his rifle. >> in this instance, it's inrequestable from a -- ingbable from a firearm. guns are not toys. parents need to be aware of that. police say officers mistook the gun for a real gun. saturday's shooting came as the nation awaited the grand jury decision on whether the charge the officer who fatally shot missouri. >> whether

president obama's responding to michael jordan's trash talking. jordan was recently asked who his dream foursome would be, and wound up dissing the president's game. >> if you had to pick a foursome to play with -- >> any people? >> never played with obama, but i would. but, no, that's okay, i'd take him out. he's a hack. be all day playing with him. >> do you really want to say that about the president of the united states? >> i never said he wasn't a great politician. he's a [ bleep ] golfer. >> well, the president was asked about it on a radio show, and he got right into the trash talk. >> michael wasn't very well informed about this. i think he might have been just trying to give amad an extra ratings boost on his show. but there is no doubt that michael's a better golfer than i am. of course if i was playing twice a day for the last 15 years, then that might not be the case. you know, he might want to spend more time thinking about the bobcats, or maybe the hornets. >> ouch. liz, who got the best of this? >> slam dunk. i think it will be fox

jordan younger became aç vegan sensation obsessively chronicling her meals on her blog. that is, until her restrictive diet devolved into the eating disorder. how does eating healthy become an eating disorder? >> when it turns into an obsession rather than something you're doing because you're passionate about it and because you're excited about it. it just takes over your mind. >> all of a sudden now, you put a picture on instagram and you have potentially hundreds or thousands of people weighing in and it's like throwing gasoline on the fire. >> reporter: jordan says she restricted her diet so much, she developed a strange rash and grew weak. and like jenny, stopped having her period. you were malnourished. >> i was malnourished, yeah. i was very much restricting myself through the shield of veganism. >> reporter: that's when jordan revealed her struggle with orthorexia. a dark secret she blamed on her strict vegan diet. she got a surprisingly mixed reaction. you were literally getting death threats. >> yeah, i was, from people, predominant people in the vegan communit

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you know, for iraqi prime minister was in jordan two days ago, and jordan arranged for him to meet with tribal sunni chiefs in which they pledged support. not all of them, of course, but they pledged support for the effort against isis. so in these fronts jordan can provide a lot of support to the coalition. but does the isis pose a military threat to jordan? i don't think so. i don't think so because, as many have said before me, isis has been successful where it operated in sunni areas that felt marginalized, that felt frustrated, both i syria and in iraq, that had grievances with their government, in a failed state environment. where you have failed states in syria, and in iraq, isis has been strong. isis has not yet won a major war against sunni areas. even in arab kobani or other words it has not won one single war and i don't think that isis is going to attack jordan across desert land, both in syria and iraq, against a very strong jordanian army. i don't see that happening. and i don't think is going to be the case. but isis having said that on the military front, i think, poses

. >>> still ahead on "way too early" if you thought michael jordan was tough on the president's golf game, wait till you hear what president obama said in response. >>> later, we're going to meet alex from target. he is the bag boy that broke the twitter. >> random girs that never met before came in and showed me my twitter page and it had like 5,000 more followers and i was just really confused. >> sure. >> he's up to like 500,000 followers. after having like 100. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. ta tagg. >>> baltimore's game may be cleveland's loss. 11 year after the colts left for indianapolis in the middle of night they're on the verge of getting a new football team. the browns fans are not about to give up without a fight. great rates and safety working in harmony. open an optimizer plus account from synchrony bank. service. security. savings. synchrony bank engage with us. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we

in jordan, most are living in towns and cities. i've been meeting some in the jordan capital. this is where syrians officially become refugees. everyday the u.n. registration center processes about 3,000 people. it's absolutely packed. >> here you get a sense of the scale of the refugee crisis that's facing jordan. in three and a half years, more than 600,000 syrians have arrived. most of them waiting today have been here for a while. now they've run out of money or have other problems. they're desperate and have come here seeking help. >> with in end in sight in syria's civil war, refugees look for a way to protect their papers. they may need these and international support for years. jordan has tried to house syrian refugees in vast can desert camps. this opened in april. we met members of the family on their first day. the fighting had driven them from their comfortable homes in damascus. they felt overwhelmed. >> we're lost, added his wife. six months on and they have moved. they have neighboring apartments. the men get shifts at a factory. they struggle to pay the monthly

but jordan says it's been undermined by israel. >> jordan is fighting in iraq and syria alongside the u.s., it is also one of only two countries in the region that have peartreesties with israel. washington cannot afford to have two of it's closest allies in the middle east in disagreement it is not intended to resolve the conflict to provide any long time justice or security, it is just enough to stabilize the situation, so the united states can continue with it's other initiatives. >> it took u.s. mediation to sort out jordan and israel differences. nit tin yahoo that the status quo will not be touched and may lead assurances in person. >> top pentagon officials say the u.s. military air war against isil is about to pick up steam. and the defense department says the administration will consider putting come back troops on the ground. today the defense secretary urged congress to approve a white house request for billions more in funding the fight isil. david, in their appearance before the armed committee, they asked for more time, patience, and of course, money. after the united st

mediated talks in jordan. the oil rich iraqi town has seen fierce fighting in recent weeks and iraqi forces pushed the islamic state of iraq back and advancing to the crucial oil refinery that is nearby. u.s. president barack obama urged myanmar leaders to continue with democratic reforms, the president held talks with p o the leader. activists accusing the government of doing air strikes in the capitol damascus and military attacking rebel held areas for month and cutoff supply route trapping hundreds of thousands of people. meanwhile syrian activists in aleppo accusing rebels losing site of goals and say fighters linked to the free syrian army often referred to as moderate opposition are acting like criminals and gang leaders and rebels on the brink of defeat at the hands of government forces and rival groups in northern parts of aleppo and we report. >> reporter: people are angry in rebel held neighborhoods in the city of aleppo and worried because government forces are close to surrounding them and they bl

. >> i'm yolande knell at the camp in jordan. it's one of the mass camps set up to help people exiting syria. >>> i'm here with the rest of today's news. edging towards one of the great space moment moments, the roset spaceship sends a probe to land on the comet. >>> another fine for another big banking scandal. >> here we go. five global banks are fined $3 billion for their role in rigging rates in the foreign exchange market. let me tell you, it's a massive market with $5.3 trillion of currency traded every single day. yes, a massive fine by regulators. here's the question. will it change banker's behavior? it's midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. washington, 2:00 p.m. across syria. in the last few months, news is dominated by the battle of the islamic state. today we focus on syria the conflict. >> reporter: today you join us in the old city of damascus. part of the prized heritage of this country. even here inside the old city, it's become a shelter for millions who have been displaced by the long running war. it was here march

this berm marks the border between syria and jordan. the refugees that we ran into were coming across the top of the berm and turning themselves in to the safety of the jordanian border officers here. more than a million have crossed into jordan so far during the three-year civil war in syria. they had been farmers, shops keepers, office workers. now. they shared one occupation- - saving the children, with matted hair and faces covered in ten days of misery. >> quijano: sunday night, on "60 minutes," scott reports on how u.n. workers are braving the combat in syria to feed the victims of the civil war. in nigeria, three bombs tore through a mosque during friday's prayers in the city of kano. at least 35 people were killed, another 150 wounded. no one has claimed responsibility, but the region has been under siege by the militant islamic group boko haram. that group kidnapped hundreds of school girls earlier this year. there is a tunnel system so long, it could stretch from new york to l.a. we'll show you the world's biggest water projec

jordan is considered a key u.s. ally in the middle east, and the the fight withs isis will top the agenda. they will also discuss the ongoing war in syria which is caused a refugee crisis in jordan. that's what we're learning about a collapse that forced some businesses to close. >> are meteorologists continue to distract -- to track the winter storm. >> rg iii is out, colt mccoy is in. what does this mean for the future of the redskins? what are the players saying? 0 >> unwelcome news for some businesses in upper marlboro. a wall collapse has left their buildings uninhabitable. us,ennifer donelan shows the cause of the collapse remains a mystery. >> a building seemingly sliding into the ground on wednesday. >> i heard nothing. >> begging the question, when a building collapses and doesn't make a sound. >> i just happened to look over and the whole bottom level had just collapsed. >> we are told a passing police officer first notice the destruction at a light. we obtained pictures of what it looked like inside. had

>> thank you director cane commissioners good afternoon jordan and i will speak about our weekend i spent the majority on the polk street corridor it's the most crowded but in the last 9 months i've been seeing it busier and buzzer and the most pleased i was experienced where macy's and the other streets rests i think there were a few cop cars one police van and maybe 8 officers this is probably the most presence i've seen out there ever bar had a line of streets themselves were pretty clear as far as the traffic and the mission seemed was another district that jordan and i patrolled i think based on the fact it is more spread out was like polk i gave you a quick be run down the hotel had a mild event the ballroom straightforward everything else on the allows included in my report if you have questions feel free to ask but jordan will handle the sum from broadway. >> thank you and inspector burke hello commissioners i'll talk about several inspections i did inspections to the marriott and in the w hotel over the halloween weekend and basically, they were will managed and staffed the secur

president obama taking a shot at michael jordan, mj, number 23. slamming the president's golf game of all things. don't talk about my golf swing. >> the trash talk firing up between a president and basketball legend. the president firing back at the michael jordan. >> i would play with obama. no, i would take him out. he's a hack. >> you really want to say that to the president of the united states. >> i never said he was not a great politician but i am saying he is a (bleep). >> mr. obama responding to that. >> there's no doubt michael is a better golfer than i am. if i played twice a day for the last 15 years that might not be the case. you know, he might want to spend more time thinking about the bobcats or not the hornets. >> getting right back. >> i am not expert. but i defer to the expert golfers here on the couch. >> michael jordan's handicap is a three. >> so he says. >> and president apparently a 17. and i read michael jordan's words. he was playful actually i think. not insulting. but the fact that the president responded on election day

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jordan is also facing bank robbery charges. they say he wore a $1,500 mask and wig to rob banks in philadelphia and bucks county, plus police say jordan kidnapped a man and held him for ransom last month leading to his arrest. >> new this morning president obama and the president of china announced new agreements that cover military cooperation trade and global warming. the president talked about the global warming deal during a news conference this morning with chinese president. >> i commend the president, his team and the chinese government for the commitment they are making to slow, peak and then reverse the course of china's carbon emissions. >> the president says the new u.s. goal is to cut emissions by 26 to 28 percent by the year 2025. that's up from an earlier goal of 17 percent but china has not agreed to any specific cutting of emissions. it says its goal is for those emissions to peek by 2030. >> check out this sky 6 picture we have from atlantic city, new jersey. fog along the coastline and other areas of south jer

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we turn to senior political analyst jordan. thanks a lot. this new ungrid lock gop. can the gop follow through on their pledge to get something done for america. >> can they? last night at approximately 11:27 eastern time, the republican gained control of the u.s. senate and results were almost immediate. the economy now going at a robust 3.5%. gas this morning, under 3 buck. a gallon. look, stockdq market at record level. deficits cut in half. 10 minute more americans have health insurance and subemployment subsix percent for the first time since we elected chairman obama. >> jon: hang on a second jordan because the things -- >> jon think about this on the verge of destroying the country under obama's feckless leadership has become a problem for like one guy. [laughter] it's morning in america jon. >> jon: that's an incredibly impressive list you ticked awe of thing that happened under obama and the democratic senate. >> oh please. if the democrats had accomplished all of that they would have been out there bragging about it for months. who would have been the centr

into that tree-- >> jordan: stop it! >> clyde: like somebody plowed into on purpose. blood everywhere. your poor mama never stood a chance, tammy sue. >> jordan: no, it was an accident!