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 Federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are in the final stages of a criminal probe into allegations that Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. misused campaign money to decorate his house, according to people familiar with the matter. 
  
 The probe of Mr. Jackson, a Democrat and the son of civil-rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson, is nearing completion, and attorneys for the lawmaker recently sought assurance from senior Justice Department officials to not seek an indictment before the November ... ||||| U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. headed back to Mayo Clinic in Minnesota BY MICHAEL SNEED Sun-Times Columnist 
  
 Jesse Jackson Jr. in 2008. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) 
  
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 U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. is heading back to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. — and was reportedly en route Friday evening. 
  
 A source said the decision was made to have the the South Shore Democrat return to the famed clinic, where he spent four weeks this summer for bipolar 
  
 depression. He had been staying at his home in Washington, D.C. since leaving Mayo. 
  
 A source who visited Jackson this week said, “Jesse wanted you to know he is finding it difficult to continue his treatment because the press is staking out his home and making access to his doctor, who is within a short walking distance from his home, incredibly hard.” 
  
 The source added that Jackson is trying “to stay focused and calm to enhance his treatment and is just following doctor’s orders.” 
  
 Jackson, who is up for reelection next month, announced in June he was taking a leave for medical for “exhaustation.” It was later disclosed he is suffering from bipolar depression. ||||| Report: Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. releases robocall, tells supporters 'I am human' 
  
 By Jonathan Easley - 
  
 The Chicago Sun Times is reporting that Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) sent out an automated message to constituents in his district on Saturday, asking voters to stick by him through his recent spate of difficulties. 
  
 “Like many human beings, a series of events came together in my life at the same time and they have been difficult to sort through,” Jackson says in the call. “I am human. I am doing my best. I am trying to sort through them all.” 
  
 The Chicago Sun Times reported earlier in the day that Jackson is returning to the Mayo Clinic for treatment of bipolar depression. 
  
 That report cited an anonymous source who said the press made it impossible for Jackson to continue treatment while living at his home in Washington, D.C. 
  
 “Jesse wanted you to know he is finding it difficult to continue his treatment because the press is staking out his home and making access to his doctor, who is within a short walking distance from his home, incredibly hard,” the source said. 
  
 In June, Jackson took a leave of absence from Congress to be treated for the disorder. His office initially explained his absence as a break from stress and exhaustion, but later came forward to say the congressman actually was actually receiving treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for bipolar disorder. 
  
 “I am starting to heal,” Jackson says in the robocall. “The good news is my health is improving, but my doctors tell me the road to recovery is a long one.” 
  
 More recently, Jackson has returned to Washington, D.C., and continued receiving treatment. The lawmaker has not appeared on Capitol Hill since he returned, however, despite assurances from his office that he is running for reelection and intends to stay in Congress. 
  
 On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that federal investigators are conducting a criminal probe over allegations that he used campaign donations to decorate his house. 
  
 Despite his mounting troubles, most political analysts believe Jackson is a safe bet to win reelection next month in his highly Democratic district. 
  
 “For nearly 18 years I have served the people of the second district,” he continues in the robocall. “I am anxious to return to work on your behalf, but at this time it is against medical advice, and while I will always give my all to my constituents, I ask for your continued patience as I work to get my health back.” 
  
 --Daniel Strauss contributed to this report. 
  
  
  
 --This report was originally posted at 9:24 a.m. and last updated at 7:07 p.m. 
  
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– If it looked like Jesse Jackson Jr. was on track to getting his bipolar depression under control and heading back to Congress, this might suggest otherwise: The Chicago-Sun Times says Jackson is returning to the Mayo Clinic for treatment because constant media scrutiny made progress in Chicago impossible. Despite his struggles, the Hill thinks he will still win re-election next month. All this comes on the heels of a Wall Street Journal report saying Jackson is under investigation for allegedly using campaign money to decorate his house.
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Jesse Jackson, är på väg att slutföras, och advokater för lagstiftaren sökte nyligen en försäkran från högre tjänstemän inom justitiedepartementet att inte söka ett åtal före November ... ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (Foto av Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) storyidforme: 38753499 tmspicid: 12121923 filheaderid: 5535168 Uppdaterad: US Rep Jesse Jackson Jr. är på väg tillbaka till Mayo Clinic i Rochester, Minn. — och var enligt uppgift på väg fredag kväll. En källa sade att beslutet togs att ha sydshoredemokraten tillbaka till den berömda kliniken, där han tillbringade fyra veckor i sommar för bipolär depression. Han hade bott i sitt hem i Washington, D.C. sedan han lämnade Mayo. En källa som besökte Jackson denna vecka sade, “Jesse ville att du ska veta att han har svårt att fortsätta sin behandling eftersom pressen bevakar hans hem och gör tillgång till sin läkare, som är inom ett kort gångavstånd från sitt hem, otroligt hårt.” Källan tillade att Jackson försöker “hålla fokus och lugn för att förbättra sin behandling och är bara att följa läkarens order.” Jackson, som är redo för omval nästa månad, meddelade i juni att han skulle ta en ledighet för medicinsk för “uttröttning.” Det avslöjades senare att han lider av bipolär depression. Rapport: Jesse Jackson Jr. släpper robocall, berättar för anhängarna "Jag är människa" Av Jonathan Easley - Chicago Sun Times rapporterar att Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) skickade ut ett automatiskt meddelande till väljare i sitt distrikt på lördag, och bad väljarna att hålla sig till honom genom hans senaste problem. – Precis som många andra människor har en rad händelser inträffat samtidigt i mitt liv och de har varit svåra att sortera igenom, säger Jackson i samtalet. — Jag är människa. Jag gör mitt bästa. Jag försöker sortera igenom dem alla.” Chicago Sun Times rapporterade tidigare på dagen att Jackson återvänder till Mayo Clinic för behandling av bipolär depression. Den rapporten citerade en anonym källa som sade pressen gjorde det omöjligt för Jackson att fortsätta behandlingen medan han bor i sitt hem i Washington, D.C. “Jesse ville att du ska veta att han har svårt att fortsätta sin behandling eftersom pressen bevakar hans hem och gör tillgång till sin läkare, som är inom ett kort gångavstånd från sitt hem, otroligt hårt,” sade källan. I juni tog Jackson tjänstledigt från kongressen för att bli behandlad för oordningen. Hans kontor förklarade till en början hans frånvaro som en paus från stress och utmattning, men kom senare fram till att säga att kongressledamoten faktiskt fick behandling vid Mayokliniken i Minnesota för bipolär sjukdom. — Jag börjar läka, säger Jackson i robocallen. “Den goda nyheten är att min hälsa förbättras, men mina läkare säger att vägen till återhämtning är lång.” På senare tid har Jackson återvänt till Washington, D.C., och fortsatt att få behandling. Lagstiftaren har inte framträtt på Capitol Hill sedan han återvände, dock trots försäkringar från sitt ämbete om att han ställer upp för omval och tänker stanna i kongressen. På måndag rapporterade The Wall Street Journal att federala utredare utför en kriminalundersökning av anklagelser om att han använde kampanjdonationer för att dekorera sitt hus. Trots hans växande problem, tror de flesta politiska analytiker Jackson är en säker insats för att vinna omval nästa månad i hans högt demokratiska distrikt. — I nära 18 år har jag tjänat folket i andra distriktet, fortsätter han i robocallen. “Jag är angelägen om att återvända till arbetet för er räkning, men just nu är det emot medicinska råd, och även om jag alltid kommer att ge allt till mina väljare, ber jag om ert fortsatta tålamod när jag arbetar för att få min hälsa tillbaka.” --Daniel Strauss bidrog till detta betänkande. -- Denna rapport lades ursprungligen upp kl. 09.24 och uppdaterades senast kl. 19.07
Summarize this article: Dow Jones Reprint: This copy is for personal, non-commercial use only. To order ready-to-present copies for distribution to your colleagues, customers or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visit www.djreprints.com Federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are in the final stages of a criminal probe to allegations that Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. misused campaign money to decorate his house, according to people who know about it. The probe of Mr Jackson, a Democrat and son of civil rights leader Rev. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (Photo of Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) storyidforme: 38753499 tmspicid: 12121923 fileheaderid: 5535168 Updated: US Rep Jesse Jackson Jr. is heading back to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. — and was reportedly on his way Friday night. One source said that the decision was made to have the Southshore Democrat back to the famous clinic, where he spent four weeks this summer for bipolar depression. He had lived in his home in Washington, D.C. since leaving Mayo. A source who visited Jackson this week said, “Jesse wanted you to know that he has difficulty continuing his treatment because the press is watching his home and making access to his doctor, who is within a short walking distance of his home, incredibly hard.” The source added that Jackson is trying to “keep focus and calm to improve his treatment and is just following the doctor’s orders.” Jackson, who is ready for re-election next month, announced in June that he would take a leave for medical for “tiredness.” It was later revealed that he is suffering from bipolar depression. Report: Jesse Jackson Jr. releases robocall, tells supporters "I'm human" By Jonathan Easley - Chicago Sun Times reports that Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) sent out an automatic message to voters in his district on Saturday, asking voters to stick with him through his recent problems. “Just like many other people, a series of events have occurred simultaneously in my life and they have been hard to sort through,” Jackson says in the conversation. — I'm human. I'm doing my best. I try to sort them all through.” The Chicago Sun Times reported earlier in the day that Jackson returns to the Mayo Clinic for the treatment of bipolar depression. That report quoted an anonymous source as saying the press made it impossible for Jackson to continue treatment while living in his home in Washington, D.C. “Jesse wanted you to know that he has difficulty continuing his treatment because the press is watching his home and making access to his doctor, who is within a short walking distance of his home, incredibly hard,” said the source. In June, Jackson took a leave of absence from Congress to be treated for the disorder. His office initially explained his absence as a break from stress and exhaustion, but later concluded to say that the congressman was actually receiving treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for bipolar disorder. “I start healing,” says Jackson in the robocalle. “The good news is that my health is improving, but my doctors say that the path to recovery is long.” Recently, Jackson has returned to Washington, D.C., and continued to receive treatment. The legislator has not appeared on Capitol Hill since returning, however despite assurances from his office that he is running for re-election and intends to stay in Congress. On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that federal investigators are conducting a criminal investigation into allegations that he used campaign donations to decorate his house. Despite his growing problems, most political analysts believe Jackson is a sure effort to win re-election next month in his highly Democratic district. “For almost 18 years I have served the people of the second district, he continues in the robocall. “I am anxious to return to work on your behalf, but right now it is against medical advice, and although I will always give everything to my constituents, I ask for your continued patience as I work to get my health back.” --Daniel Strauss contributed to this report. -- This report was originally posted at 09.24 and last updated at 19.07
– Om det såg ut som Jesse Jackson Jr. var på väg att få sin bipolära depression under kontroll och på väg tillbaka till kongressen, kan detta tyda på något annat: Chicago-Sun Times säger Jackson återvänder till Mayokliniken för behandling eftersom ständig mediegranskning omöjliggjorde framsteg i Chicago. Trots sina strider tror Hill att han fortfarande kommer att vinna omval nästa månad. Allt detta kommer i hälarna på en Wall Street Journal rapport säger Jackson är under utredning för påstås använda kampanjpengar för att dekorera sitt hus.
“If it looked like Jesse Jackson Jr. was about to get his bipolar depression under control and heading back to Congress, this may indicate something else: The Chicago-Sun Times says Jackson is returning to the Mayo Clinic for treatment because constant media review made progress in Chicago impossible. Despite his battles, Hill believes he will still win re-election next month. All this comes on the heels of a Wall Street Journal report says Jackson is under investigation for allegedly using campaign money to decorate his house.