Yousef Jackson

There you are.

You were louder than that yesterday at the Bulls game.

I need you to get on your feet and support these young men.

Step up, brothers, step up.

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

Let's put our hands together once again.

All good, all good.

Thank you so much for the honor to bring this incredible event to a holy close.

My name is Rabbi Lizzie Heidemann.

I'm from a synagogue on the north side called Mishkan Chicago.

I am truly in awe of the work of this organization, its leaders past and present.

Thank you for the opportunity to be with you this morning in prayer and in purpose.

I want to ask us to take a moment and pray for the health and vitality of the Reverend Jesse Jackson.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I hear a little bit of applause.

Let that applause be prayer.

Let him hear it.

I want to ask for the health and vitality of his wife, who I heard speak just this past Friday at the mayor's breakfast, and she brought the house down five stars, no notes.

She's a powerhouse.

I want to ask for the health and success of all the reverend's kids and grandkids who are walking in his light, each in their own way toward a more equitable country.

at such a moment of need.