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>> i have a highlight reel of the best of the reverend al sharpton. >> you don't like al sharpton. >> i'm going to play this highlight reel and you tell me if this is appropriate you want the guy in the white house. >> you ain't nothing! you a punk [ bleep ]! come and do something! >> we the black chicken fryers of the universe and we going go buy some colonel sanders -- >> white folks was in the cave we had built empires. we built pyramids before donald trump ever knew what architecture was. [ inaudible ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> really? is that the type of guy you want in the white house, leo? really? that's the guy you want in there? >> give me 20 seconds -- >> tony perkins never said that. james dobson never said that. >> you don't want to talk about those clergy. al sharpton's never been in jail. he's not a felon. as far as tape, play the nixon billy graham tape where he played anti-semitic remarks. >> he's using the -- f word about gays and lesbians. he's calling them homos and all these other horrible things. white interlopers. >> the only reason why you're attacking al sharpton

that's al sharpton. a new lawsuit claims his deal with parent company is keeping other african-american companies from getting business. entertainer turned businessman behind the suit will join me next. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. >>> one of america's most prominent outspoken civil rights activists. now al sharpton with comcast and time-warner cable are facing a $20 billion lawsuit against alleged racial discrimination against black owned companies. ceo of entertainment studios a little the comcast gave al sharpton that show on msnbc for

and reverend al sharpton has more troubles reporting suspicious yet suspicious fires destroyed sharpton's financial records twice and both times sharpton was running for office and failed to comply with tax and campaign filing requirements. the national review's julian joins us. what happened? >> yeah. so there were two fires. one happened in 1997 when al shacht was running for mayor. the over happened in 2003 when he was running for the u.s. presidency. i think what the first fire it was treated basically from the beginning as an arson/explosion case, burnt a lot of records, supposedly, but the second fire was generally, you know thought to be potentially like an accidental electrical fire. but when we reviewed the information, there is lots of reason to question that. i mean because the witness and some of the facts about how large the fire was there are just several inconsistencies in the report that make it look you know a little bit suspicious. >> so it's suspicious but we don't have any information to tie al sharpton to being responsible for them, right? just that these are suspicio

stop using al sharpton all together. maybe al sharpton should not be the person that's going out there as your civil rights emissary. i remember what al sharpton did here in 1980s. >> president obama doesn't remember that. >> i agree. >> coming up we all know the clintons play by their own set of rules but how do they keep getting away with it? we discuss the clinton way. that's next on "the five". meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. my lenses have a sunset mode. an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. transitions® signature™ adaptive lenses... are more responsive than ever. experience life well lit®. ...upgra

you listen to al sharpton and you don't hear what he should be saying. he should be saying this is ridiculous, enough is enough. we have to stop. hands up don't shoot didn't work. it wasn't -- >> didn't happen. >> didn't happen. it didn't happen that way. wilson's been exonerated let's move on. let's work on race relations not race divisions in the country. he is not saying that. so is it too har to be say there's two more cops with their blood on sharpton's hands in addition to the other buns that happened in the aftermath of al sharpton's protest that he called for it down here in new york. now, there was a professor who was involved in that one, too i get that. but he is not -- sharpton and jesse jackson and marc morial, those are the people who should be out in front and center saying stop. calming tone. you don't hear that you hear explanation, yes but racism exists, blacks are treated poorly in relation to whites in police departments, by police departments around the country. that's not the tone that's going to fix things. >> what kind of tone do

sharpton says it's defamatory, he's going to sue. but for the first time it's a black owned company and a prominent black owned businessman who's saying al sharpton is not the subsidiary he claims to be. he claims to be protecting blacks and really he's only protecting himself and his pockets. >> do you know latin? >> quid pro quo? >> that's what they're alleging. >> let me just tell you what he's saying in a lawsuit. when nbc universal and comecast were merging in 2010 it was six months after that that he got his show on msnbc and that he got a 140,000 donation from comcast. this fixture has been confirmed. they said there's nothing wrong, lots of companies contribute to that group. >> a lot less than you and i do. >> you, certainly. >> all right, mere megyn kelley, everybody. that was pretty good, kelly i'm glad you're back from vacation. because i really had no idea what that was all about and now i do. >> you have turned into such a sweetheart. >> watters is on deck talking about sweethearts. he's in spring training. then the tip

>> a statement from al sharpton. stuart: attorney general eric holder. we have not gotten a statement from al sharpton. >> the person who pulled the trigger is ultimately responsible but al sharpton did contribute to a culture where racial relations are tense and you have been provocative rather than dealing. stuart: thanks for joining us again. a new study reveals nine out of ten millennials do not trust the markets for themselves as investors for that matter. let's bring in one of our favorite millennials, charlie kirk. have you guys, you youngsters, have you been lacking the propaganda from the left wall street is corrupt and bad? >> in some ways that you can't totally blame my generation. we lived through one of the worst financial crises where millions of people lost trillions of dollars but also there is a lack of fundamental financial literacy in this country. i ask my friends what do you think of the dollar, the stock market they don't understand the basics of the fundamentals of what is going on or how to invest. and the average student loan pay

at though reagan hotel with a very simple lifestyle i don't think we necessarily expect sharpton to live the life of gandhi but if you're going to be a spokesperson for those four you should be demanding a the presidential suite to have a private jet. we should expect a little more humility. lou: turn to the administration's assault on law-enforcement as we start to see a trend that you simply cannot deny that since august we have seen the uptick of assaults statistically on the front pages of the newspapers and on television. what you think the administration is responsible for? >> would like to see them to a better job than the president hasn't done a very good job. and of billet-doux feel we need a civil rights leader. obama is not doing a good job and al sharpton is not of impeachable character. >> i could not agree more. there are some leaders in new york that are emerging light of brooklyn borough president and a former officer and an elected official who can speak on behalf. lou: harley a substitute for a president or national figures it helps that he would become in service and t

so where's sharpton now? last night his national action network released a simple statement saying they're deeply disappointed in the department of justice and their decision. so if he's all about justice like he says he is where is his apology? joining us now from the black sphere, author of race pimping, kevin jackson and democratic strategist bazel michael jr. let me go to all of this people were here that lost their entire life savings businesses. i'll put up on video. remember the market being lit on fire? >> sure. >> remember the convenience store footage? remember all of those things that were happening? look at that video. that all happened. the tensions were literally exacerbated by the president, by eric holder, by al sharpton. and then the justice department says that the according to accounts michael brown put his hands up that that was inaccurate and inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence. every time they said hands up don't shoot that was a lie and a myth. what do we do now for tho

now, dignitaries and the reverend al sharpton and those folks are still inside the chapel now. i'm here with a member of girl trek a group that brought hundreds. you can see the sea of blue. all these folks come from all across the country, these women are coming here to show their support. but what brought you and your group here to selma? >> well my nephew's girlfriend and also i came because to commemorate the 55th anniversary of crossing the bridge. i was raised during a period of

i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> monica lewinsky takes on the culture of hate. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm jonathan capehart in for chris matthews. let me start tonight with the return of monica lewinsky. it's been 17 years since she became the face of the biggest scandal in the world. today she's 41 and speaking out about what she calls a culture of abuse and humiliation online. in a ted talk yesterday, she described what happened to her as an early example of this new ki

blasio as well has made al sharpton almost like a don within new york city politics. and these leaders are grossly irresponsible, and i hope at some point the voters of new york in the next mayoral election and the voters of the united states rebuke and utterly reject this -- as sheriff clark brilliantly said -- this divide and conquer strategy. we should remember our emblem as the united states, e pluribus i pneumonia. out -- unum. out of many one. these individuals -- de blasio, sharpton, holder, obama and their minions -- have divided this country terribly. >> niger ennis, sheriff david clark, thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. lou: the secret service once again at the center of another scandal. it turns out the culture of misconduct at the secret service has not been cleaned up by any imagination. fox news correspondent kevin corke with our report. >> critics say it reflects a crumbling culture from within. >> the bottom line is the secret service has to be overhauled. what happened the other day shows we've got a ways to go. >> charged with protecting the white

why -- he goes to ferguson when he gets a call from al sharpton. why isn't he there when cops are shot? gives a statement mixed with other stuff. why isn't he actually there? melissa: do back to markets. i don't want to get hung up. markets up 200 points. lumber liquidators shares surging as the flooring retailer plays defense. the company fights back on conference call against a six at this minute report claiming that its chinese laminate flooring contains unsafe levels of chemical that causes cancer. here is what they didn't report. only 10% of what they sell is laminate from china. charlie you've been all this story. >> if you listened to fox business and ignored cnbc and ignored cramer's diaper, the blogger, you would have known to buy, take a plunge into this if that's what you want to do last week when we were laying out the long case of this. as we were first to report basically saying that bob chapman was long the stock, activist investor. we were first to report that last week. there is a long case to the stock that 60 -- "60 minutes" didn

. >> i'm going to tape a leap and say that is not al sharpton. >> not al sharpton. he's been a huge gigantic part of the problem. the narrative is this is out of control, but the alternative. this will go away. this will fade away one day. ferguson will be empty arm pit where no one wants to establish shops. this will go away no matter how much you complain. >> i want to be clear. i'm talking about peaceful protests. these officers were shot. if it gets to the point that police officers cannot be protected then we are going to have to do something about it. zukati park they kicked them out. >> they were banging drums, screaming yelling, destroying businesses that were next door to it. that was outrageous. mayor bloomberg, whom i personally like, did not stop that because he believed it was a first amendment issue. it's not. they were violating laws. your rights only exist as long as they don't infringe upon my rights. that is the basis of libertarianism. these folks are violating other people's rights. >> here's the main point. it gets to neil's question about how m

is that sharpton? how did you get there? weren't you just in seattle marching for black coffee? sneaking over obama's shoulder. well, you know what they say -- the arc of history always bends towards justice, and al sharpton's face always bends towards the camera. just one of those things. all right, obama, give me some of that good hussein speech-ifying. >> we are lewis and clark and sacajawea -- pioneers who braved the unfamiliar, followed by a stampede of farmers and miners, entrepreneurs and hucksters. >> larry: we're the drug dealers. we're the dead-beat dads. we're the fugitives from justice. we're the people that are still on aol. we're the amway salesmen. we're the people who sell amway to the amway salesmen. because, you know, it's a pyramid scheme. >> we honor those who walked so we could run. we must run so our children soar. >> larry: hmm... that quote sounds familiar. where have i heard that? (rap music) >> rosa parks sat so martin luther king could walk. martin luther king walked so barack obama could run. barack obama ran so all the children could fly. >> larry: w

recently how's sharpton they are calling for tax documents. oh boy i am sorry i do not have the records anymore. now we look at hillary clinton. what do you think? is destroying the evidence the smart way to go? >> she actually did herself a favor by deleting her personal e-mails. now, she is forcing the authorities to find a much better presented to get their hands on them. that is not enough. unless there is a court order or a official subpoena, you are under no obligation to him him shovel. that is basically the stand that she is taking right now. >> i completely disagree with that. if you look at the law there are congressional investigations out there. i do not think that that should count, but i can see them taking the position that it does. these are e-mails. these are not paper documents. there is another copy out there someplace. >> there is, but it is very hard to track down. she did not turn over everything. and then she destroyed the e-mails. >> it will change my opinion when there is an official request for her to turnover. now, w

and also just how clueless is al sharpton? >> the top 1% in this country pay very much less than 10%. very much less than 5%. ♪ ♪ @? ♪ ♪ john: if fair means equal, freedom isn't fair. when people are free some who are smarter or luckier get very rich. globalization multiplies the effect. as a result, today america's richest 1% own a third of america's wealth. 1% owns a third. to many that's just wrong. but why? some say it's because the rich get rich at the expense of poor people, but they say that because they don't understand free markets. they see capitalism as a zero sum game. be he get -- if he gets rich, he must have taken something from me. it's as if the economy is this pie that's already on the table. if i or bill gates say, take this big piece, that means you get less. but this is absurd. bill gates did take a huge slice of pie but he didn't take it from us by expanding microsoft. he baked a million new pies he made all of us better off. now, i admit if someone gets rich through i political connections, gover

don't let al sharpton come in and create a platform of division. by the way we're waiting for has apology, lori. i don't think we need to hold our breath though. number two, don't wait until there's an incident. start doing this in advance. work together. develop relationships of trust. and, look, number three, you've got to teach these kids not just about their civil rights, but about their civil responsibilities, that you've got a responsibility to obey law enforcement when they speak to you, to be respectful, stay out of trouble don't get yourself involved with law enforcement because you're committing crimes. i mean, if we start doing these sorts of things we bring communities together rather than again, ripping them apart. those business people whose businesses were destroyed, what do we do about them? who's going to go back and help them? certainly not the people who created this division. lori: thank you so much, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you lori. lori: well, the hillary clinton e-mail scandal's not going away as the obama administration

"politicsnation" with al sharpton begins right now. >>> thanks for tuning in. we begin tonight with breaking news. one of the oklahoma students caught on video singing a racist chant on a frat party bus making a very public plea for forgiveness. >> let me start by saying that i am sorry. deeply sorry. i am so sorry for all of the pain that i have caused. i want you to know that directly from me. although i don't deserve t. i want to ask for your forgiveness. there are no excuses for my behavior. i never considered myself a racist or that is a possibility. but the words said in that chant were mean hateful and racist. i will be deeply sorry and deeply ashamed for what i've done for the rest of my life. >> that apology came after 20-year-old levi petit sat down today for a private meeting with african-american community leaders and clergy. earlier this month, the video sent shock waves across the country. ♪ [ bleep ] ♪ >> since the video came out, petit and another frat member were expelled from the university of oklahoma. their chapter of sae fraternity was

reverend sharpton and reverend jackson may not be the best representative to speak to the today. >> who would be the leader of this new generation? >> that's a good question, we have to wait and see. this idea that there will be one person as representative those days are just over. >> but reverend jesse jackson insist there was never just one to begin with. >> we always had a broad base of people fighting for their freedom and fighting for their dignity. we never had just one. >> what about those who say that he's too old that his day and come and gone. >> mandela came out leading at 72. moses started preaching at 80. [ chuckling ] i'm excited frankly, to see a generation that comes in the wake of of this exercising some responsibility. >> if reverend jackson represents old school black leadership, dante berry is an example of the new which uses social media to empower young people of color. >> how does social media help you do that? >> we have a number of individuals that are on facebook and twitter particularly about twitter that follow us. if you look at trayvon martin trayvon paren

i know you are. >> i don't know what to say about al sharpton. stuart: well should he be an established news anchor on supposedly a news channel? >> that is the laughingstock of the industry. everybody knows it. stuart: julian melcher you're a journalist. excellent. thanks for joining us. >>> the epa's latest target, your backyard barbecue. in particular, the grease that drips off your burgers. the epa says it's bad for the planet. they're going to do something about that. yes, that is the focus of the epa, drips of grease from your barbecue. oh. ♪ ♪ it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. never before has this kind of passion this kind of innovation

god has blessed us to have with us yet and of course, to the preacher of the hour, the reverend al sharpton. [applause] in deference to the service in the word, i will not the long. i will simply leave you with one hot and one word. yesterday, being a history-laden day, beneath a beautifully blue sky, a black president walked beside an ebony-hued hair when of yesteryear and today, miss amelia boynton. he walked by feet, ms. boynton by wheelchair and will of character. they made their way to the top of the bridge anointed by blood sweat, and tears. the president gave a few words ms. boynton lifted up a few words and in so doing, she invokes a praise decades older than even the selma to montgomery march. those words and that phrase being this -- "a vote lists -- a vote less people is a hopeless people." all across the country, state legislatures have engaged in a mock pavilion nature of disenfranchisement, giving effect to the notion that a voteless people is a hopeless people. they have launched plans and policies to suggest a voteless people is a hopeless people. in north carolina, in texas

expect to hear today from eric holder andrew young, martin luther king the third, reverend al sharpton, and alabama congressman, whose district includes soma. that is expected to start shortly here in selma, alabama. ♪ down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ i'm going to put on my long white robe. down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside down by the riverside ♪ [applause] >> thank you, sir. all right. [applause] >> live on american history tv on c-span three, the brown chapel ame church. we will be hearing from eric holder conger holder, andrew young, martin luther king the third, reverend al sharpton. during this commemorative church service on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. also, yesterday president obama and congressman john lewis attended the ceremony and selma, alabama. you can find coverage on our website, c-span.org/history. we will be showing this later this afternoon and this evening. if you missed any of our coverture today. >> live in selma, alabama, 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. we

don't let al sharpton come in and create a platform of division. by the way we're waiting for has apology, lori. i don't think we need to hold our breath though. number two, don't wait until there's an incident. start doing this in advance. work together. develop relationships of trust. and, look, number three, you've got to teach these kids not just about their civil rights, but about their civil responsibilities, that you've got a responsibility to obey law enforcement when they speak to you, to be respectful, stay out of trouble don't get yourself involved with law enforcement because you're committing crimes. i mean, if we start doing these sorts of things we bring communities together rather than again, ripping them apart. those business people whose businesses were destroyed, what do we do about them? who's going to go back and help them? certainly not the people who created this division. lori: thank you so much, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you lori. lori: well, the hillary clinton e-mail scandal's not going away as the obama administration

the idea that we can be listening to reverend sharpton and he's not speaking, he's preaching. you can feel the energy out here in the crowd. they're watching the reverend on the big jumbo tron in front of me. they're going to start making their way up the bridge where you see thousands are gathered. you can feel the whole sense of it. the entire movement coming together in one moment because of technology. you can be in the church and at the bridge at the same time. >> and as we hear the reverend preach, you have heard other speeches today by some really important and special people when it comes to what has happened there. and the movement if you will. what struck you the most? >> i think for me i am just stunned at how important it clearly is to so many elected officials to find a way to be here. the number of congressional representatives who were here yesterday, more than 100. and although the republican leadership was not here there were republican members of the house and senate who found their way here who recognized that it is important to be here in this moment. the p

eric holder sharpton, obama, tell the familied that are broken the truth. they need the truth. these families are destroying themselves based upon the messages you're bringing to them. you understand me? god changes and god is a god of new beginnings. you need to let them know that god can change anyone's life around. the prison system isn't for anyone. but yet don't go there by stupidity that you keep bringing to these police officers and to your community. don't stand in front of a police department telling them to clean up your neighborhood when it's the crack and whore house on your block that is destroying your children's future. >> why don't you getted a audience with the task forces to look into this? because all you generally hear is the other side, and i have nothing against hearing from the al sharptons but the fair and balanced part of me says well issue want to hear from guys like you too why doesn't that happen? >> i think i have reached out to these leaders. they have ignored me. >> why? why do they ignore you. >> so petrified. i don't know. you have to ask them.

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the white house rebukes bibi. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. let me start tonight with bibi netanyahu's big win and signs of new trouble ahead for his relationship with the white house. israeli leader swung far to the right in the final days of the campaign. he backtracked on earlier promises by vowing never to support a palestinian state. came to congress and brazingly called out the u.s. presi

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. >>> "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. \s. >>> good evening, and thanks to you for tuning in. we start tonight with breaking news. indiana republican governor backing down in the fight over his state's discriminatory religious freedom law. >> i've come to the conclusion it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. i'd like to see on my desk before the end of this week legislation that is added to the religious freedom restoration act in indiana that makes it clear this law does not allow refusing services to anyone. >>> he refused to say it would let businesses deny services to gay customers. >> i was proud to sign the religious freedom restoration act last week. this law does not give anyone a license to discriminate. this law does not give anyone a license to deny services to gay and lesbian couples. the religious freedom restoration act was about religious liberty, not about discrimination. >> wait a minute. if there's no

is al sharpton on this case? where's al sharpton? was he in ferguson when two cops got shot? >> he should be right here. i didn't see him at the funeral for our two officers -- >> the two officers in new york got shot didn't go to that either. >> no. but i'll tell you what, with this incident that happened in brooklyn, he's using those words, it's a racist attack. if he used those words if that's the fact. what's worrying me and what i want to talk about is the environment out there even with the new york city police department now all of a sudden these gang members, these people that are -- >> whole season on "cops". >> no they're not listening. used to be when i was young and he was young a cop tells you something you listen to him. now there's always combativeness. cops tell them do something now they have an answer right away. the other guy pulls out his camera, cell phone camera this is not good. we're going into the summer. we have no stop and frisk. you got people packing guns in this city. crime is going to be rampant. >> nobody knows these stories. two cops south cen

church, outstanding ministers from around the nation and the world to my friend and brother reverend al sharpton, who will deliver to us the morning message. we are indebted to you for your service. you grow, you grow, you grow. i do not want us to take for granted a couple of things. number one, it was not this long ago that we were marching for the right to vote, not long ago that we had lost 1000 jobs in one month. our banks collapsed, the bottom fell out. more americans today have health care, who would be dead if it were not for medication, ever before. [applause] now, brothers and sisters, do not take president barack obama for granted. stand on your feet and express your cells. stand on your feet and express your cells. do not taken for granted. express yourself. for the jobs, for the justice on your feet. i mean, put your hands together like you really mean it. [applause] i was blessed to be here 50 years ago. sister lynch had been hit in the mouth, when out of the side door, and we saw the sheriff going down the other street. we got in the car and rushed down and said turn left, and the

-- and i've got all their quotes and all their statements and even in new york mayor de blasio, al sharpton they're not guilty for what happened last night. i'm not saying that. what i am saying is they advanced a narrative. and they rushed to judgment any time there seems to be a case, three cases in the case of the president rushing to judgment where it happens to be somebody that is black that gets shot without any evidence. and they create in the communities an impression that there's going to be a certain verdict or outcome that's not coming. and then it doesn't even matter that the police in the end might be justified or use reasonable force as with the case with darren wilson or if there's no evidence that race is involved they advance this narrative. and it literally has penetrated as you can hear from people tonight the minds and hearts of people that haven't looked any deeper than what they heard from these guys. how do you stop that from happening? >> sean, some of those young protesters need to pack the protest in, go home, go to bed or go to a job -- >> it's not going to happen

acknowledged demonstrations for hands up don't shoot were based on-lines do you expect reverend al sharpton and others to apologize to officer darren wilson and the ferguson community? we would like to hear from you. >> starbucks is ditching its plan to have baristas write race together on their cups of coffee igniteing criticism folks that call it traton -- prattonnizing at best, and. campaign lasted one week. up next, a foreign policy failure for a president who made a mess of middle east, his blame pointed in a familiar direct, i take it in my commentary, and more disgusting anti-semitism in europe on camera, the perpetrators may surprise you all and and if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. it's more than a network. it's how you stay connected. with centurylink

i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> big bill. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. well, you know it it would be a lot less fun on this planet if we didn't share it with william jefferson clinton. the man, besides being smart as hell besides being all things considered one lucky son of a gun, besides having done some great work for this country, one of a kind. one of the best shows in american history. people are downright fascinated by the guy. just talking about him seems to animate people. he's the best human-sized buzz i can think of. maybe not just human-sized