Got the starter unbolted and tried to just bump the starter/ignition and the starter still doesnt anything

Try jumping the solenoid energizer pole to bat+. If still no crank, bad solenoid.

Try and lightly tap your starter with a hamer if the truck starts when you do that then it's starter if you turn key on and try to turn over and it doesn't it could be your ac cluch or it could be silinoide
side of frame when you pop hood

if you try and turn the key and it makes a clicking sound then its your battery. but if it doesnt make a sound then its your starter.

sounds like you need a new ignition, reason nothing works cause once it doese turn over n starts the car the tumbler is stick in the starting position jus not far enough to keep the starter engaged but far enough the it still trying to go trough the start process which cuts the power to everything else till the ignition returns to the on postion

did you try jus turning the ignition far enough to when the starter engages jus let go of it so the car doesnt start and see if everything else still doesnt work if it dont i belive its the igniton

also with out starting it or engaging the starter as in just turning the key on to get power does anything work?

Try giving the starter a whack with a hammer or end of broomstick if it tries or goes, replace the starter

I would check all of your connections to your battery, starter, and your starter solenoid. Pull your battery out and have it load tested. Bypass your starter solenoid and apply power directly to the starter. If the starter turns over the solenoid is bad. If it doesnt you have a bad starter. You can smack the starter with a hammer while someone bumps the ignition, if it turns over while you are smacking it them its the starter. You can also have the starter measured for amperage draw, if it is really high then you have a bad starter. I would also check all fuses and relays that relate to the starting and charging system.

When you say 'it bumped the starter but did not turn the engine over' and 'it bangs the starter' it sounds like you mean it hits the flywheel and will not turn the engine. If it engages and does not turn the motor you need to try to manually turn both directions. Do not have the key in the ignition. If it won't turn you may have a froze up motor.
If you mean the starter spins freely but won't engage the engine - than you need a new starter. Let us know what you find out.

it might be the solinoid on your starter motor, try tapping it with a hammer (its ok it is safe to do so) as the ignition is turned at the same time, it might free it...just an idea

It may lie with the ignition system but a good chance the starter has failed. If you have the ability you can jump the solenoid to check this. If the starter then engages you know to look else where. Try the starter and move on from there.
I hope this may have helped,
Tom

Neutral safety switch on the tranny?