Mr. New York

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Hey, you must have encountered Jesse Jackson a number of times through the years.

I'm on once on the factor, but I ran into him a whole bunch of times.

And I had mixed feelings about Reverend Jackson.

So you've got to admire his commitment to his people.

You know, I traveled Martin Luther King.

Was there an assassination?

And I do.

The history of Mr. Jackson was, I think, a positive for the country.

But as an older guy, he veered into victimization, as Sharpton does, and, you know, the high-profile black people who are trying to get

change, better change for African Americans.

And this is Black History Month in February.

And victimization trying to persuade younger blacks that the deck is stacked and they'll never get equal treatment.

I don't subscribe to that at all.

I think it's a destructive thing.

So that was my mixed feeling about Jackson.

He did go into that area.

And I thought that he was um wrong for doing that yeah you kind of have to do that

if your game is uh battling racism if you eliminate it you put yourself out of work so he doesn't

you have to kind of keep the thing going a little well his fortune uh printed today i don't know if it's true, it's $4 million.

That's not a lot of money for an 85-year-old who was at high profile and could charge

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