Ten O'Clock News

You can take a doll and go in the grocery store and you couldn't even bring it all out. That's just great work. We went to the house, the house ran, we turned through it all night. When did this house change? When my lubricant started to march. James Wyatt has been driving a cab in Atlanta for 52 years. He's 84 and he's seen a lot of changes for black people. Now the school out here, and the kid I ain't got college, but my mother used to cook there. When she got out of the night, she'd get a pan, fill the pan, and we'd meet him and go home and eat. That's my testimony.

Could not eat turkey at 3 o'clock on Thanksgiving Day, because my mother was a panseller. That's just turkey at 3 o'clock on Thanksgiving Day. Well, I feel good about it. Except when I wish he could be in. At least a bicycle. At least she could be in. For months now, everyone's been asking, what does Jesse Jackson want? What would Mike DeCoccus give him? But those may be the wrong questions. Perhaps DeCoccus should be asking, what do black voters want? There are some people who think the ticket of DeCoccus and whoever. Whenever he's angry, they think it's a pretty good democratic ticket. And then there are some people who are disappointed to say that they're going a little bit publicly. I think it's a good chance, you know, to be on the ticket. A lot of people are going to be very upset if he's not on the ticket. At the Auburn rib shack, people are still hoping Jackson will be on the ticket. If he's not. A lot of people be down hard, broken in space. The people that he wished so hard to get it registered voters,

which he had most of the people here. It was because of him that they went out to the polls that, well, hey, I want a registered voter. I want Jesse Jackson to play a major role in this campaign. I want his supporters who are out there by the millions to be deeply involved in this campaign. In Massachusetts, DeCoccus has a good civil rights record. So does Lloyd Benson in Texas, but black voters aren't real familiar with that. And they're waiting for a sign from the man they do know. And I think it's your win. You know, because everybody else has their chance. Why not get Jesse? I think it's the time for change. A lot of folks say we're not ready. When will we be ready? And what can Michael DeCoccus do with this campaign? Michael DeCoccus is going back to Massachusetts, and hopefully it can go back to Massachusetts. Michael DeCoccus. DeCoccus. DeCoccus. Yeah, I'm glad, man. Too much about here.

You know, it's just like, it's just like, for instance, a bunch of sheep. If the leader gets lost, sheep scatter. For the 10 o'clock news, I'm Christy George in Atlanta.