Pope Francis at the White House - Perspectives Daily

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States by visiting the white house it
was there where he received his official

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welcome to the country from President
Barack Obama after arriving on the south

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lawn chairs of crowd of 20,000 the holy
father in the president took to the

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podium Obama first spoke welcoming the
pontiff in heaping praise on him for his

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humility and as Christian example in
your humility your embrace of simplicity

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in the gentleness of your words the
generosity of your spirit we see a

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living example of Jesus's teachings a
leader whose moral authority comes not

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just through words but also through
deets following the president's remarks

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friends took to the podium and thanked
Obama for his welcome he said he hoped

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to provide words of encouragement to
congress tomorrow and that the world

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meeting of families celebrate and
support the institutions of marriage and

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the family at this critical moment in
our history of our civilization he also

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spoke of the American tradition of
religious liberty

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alluding to the controversy surrounding
the Health and Human Services mandate

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imposed by the white house many
companies had committed to building a

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society which is $30

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I think closest to safeguarding the
rights of individuals and communities

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and to reject me for justice
discrimination they are likewise hun

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said that the bill I just by all those
who risk their lives and the right to

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religious leader

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the pope also heavily focused on Climate
Change congratulating the president for

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proposing regulations to reduce air
pollution in the United States friends

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that people must accept the urgency of
the issue saying it cannot be left to

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future generations after the formalities
that concluded outside the pope in the

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president retreated to the white house
where they met privately in the Oval

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Office they were then joined briefly by
the media for a photo op for the holy

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father departed following his visit to
the White House Pope Francis travel to

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Washington see matthew's cathedral where
he met with the bishops of the United

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States in a lengthy address the Holy
Father covered a broad range of topics

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related to the church in america Francis
praised them for their work in welcoming

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immigrants to the country saying that
while it may be a challenge

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yes them to embrace this diversity and
they give these people have finally the

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pub stressed the concept of dialogue on
all levels between the bishops clergy

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lady or broader society are Sebastian
Gomes is on the ground in washington and

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was at the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception head of the

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canonization mass

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seen in a Paris area this afternoon he
brought us this report from the you s

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capital

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we're here at the Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate

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Conception what we ran into her good
friend father Jim Martin American

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magazine now you're here doing an
interview with CNN you doing commentary

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all week but what do you feel right now
you know the pope has landed today the

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maze thing that everybody is so excited
about the nasa to be here tomorrow how

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to build I'm really excited I mean as a
catholic and American consulate in our

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country I'm dying to know what he's
gonna say and what he's going to do and

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you know a lot of the unscripted moments
you know I was the best part of his

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trips and you know frankly I selling
father is a couple of times I've met him

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20

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you have to be like the president

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that the provincial

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money right behind us and the Basilica
some of them to friends of mine join the

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judgments young man and I said let me
tell you if you meet the Pope after a

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seven twenty seven years but they're
gonna do it that's MICHAEL Michael

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you're looking forward to the most

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honestly I'm dying to know what he's
going to say that congress that's going

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to be really important and also you know
I really do want to see him with the

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poor the homeless shelter and Washington
the present I remember John the 23rd

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very moving experience in Regina Coeli
prison in like 1988 but it's very moving

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to see him going to the margins and two
people that we tend not to think about

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it all I love that

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behind us and not actually is about to
go on live

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budget thank you very much on the papal
plane first chance to meet the folks who

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was so humble there really is an amazing
experience you have no words to describe

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residents in and his kindness genuine
fears remind me or my grandfather father

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when he speaks very much an american and
that's familiar to me know rosa what did

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he say about me everybody yeah

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I did good advice

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make sure I said things like that and
and one of the things that you mention

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it said France's on the plane so I
didn't hurt

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a very nice way somewhere between there
was such a great if I was so embarrassed

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when I saw the tape from CNN oh my god
I'm so you can attest to the same but

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what was it like when you meet him a
very ordinary wonderful experience even

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though we know him as cardinal and the
street and wrote the story but then to

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meet in the scope and you just rush of
warmth and goodness and nothing put on

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but when you kind of embrace that
goodness it really is something and it

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makes you smile each time I mean there's
a smile even in the most serious moments

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there's a smile like for this trip

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the Catholic Church the American people
I hope you listened to his message I

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really think that he has to get a
simplified things in a way that

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sometimes you can just listen to it or
just read it once you really get the

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message I think they are hoping that
everyone in america really a chance to

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the complete message that he's bringing
and not just isolate something or just

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one thing that he said that think that
that's important

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having a bigger message the canonization
mass resentment pero sera was celebrated

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on the steps of the National Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception with over

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20,000 people on hand for the historic
about at the beginning of the mass the

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church recognized that she was sent as
the pope percent of the formula for

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canonization it is serving the holy
father called sainthood apparel the

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embodiment of a church which goes forth
a church which sets out to bring

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everywhere the reconciling tenderness of
God he said he sought to defend the

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dignity of the Native community to
protect it from those who had mistreated

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and abused it in philadelphia today the
world meeting of families continue with

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its second day of activities today's
afternoon keynote speaker was Colonel

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Robert Sarah Prefect of the Congregation
for divine worship he spoke on the light

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of family in a dark world what is the
image and likeness that we find in the

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divine at the core lies relationship I
really count is in philadelphia the

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world meeting of families and had the
opportunity to once again speak to

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attendees as well as explore the work of
catholic relief services this week in

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the city of brotherly love

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the world meeting of families is well
underway families are already very happy

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to be here together to be able to pray
to be able to share together it's quite

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impressive to see how far people have
come to be here we got to speak to some

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of these families and they have shared
with us their thoughts so far to be here

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you know it's like we attend Mass away
from our parish like anybody my within

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our diocese and sometimes out of state
or in another vacation or whatever but

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to be here you know what I mean I'm
senior this is just a daily Mass 17,000

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people and I just couldn't believe you
know that's a large message ever been

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and it's just a daily mass so I mean to
have our kids experience that many

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people it was just unbelievable it's
great to have an opportunity to be with

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all these people and I go to live that
faith is to interact with people and to

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show people that we do live what we say
you know it's just actually a joy to be

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a Catholic so among the many things that
are prepared for families here this week

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there are activities that families can
do together even schools around town

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have come to join the families in these
activities for example we got to join

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Catholic Relief Services and Stop Hunger
Now and a meal packing event Catholic

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Relief Services and Stop Hunger Now came
together to create an activity for

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families to do together while at the
world meeting of families they called it

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helping hands over the course of three
days

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families will be packing 200,000 meals
that will be sent to Burkina Faso in

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West Africa a region that has been
experiencing an ongoing drought putting

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the people especially those living in
poverty great meet we gather our kids

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together and when they participate in
service and direct service like where

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we're doing today and all across the
archdiocese I think they become alive

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our kids really enjoyed us when we put
this into their hands and so i i think

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one

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this this shows our our school family
fully alive it's a solidarity event that

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caused people to be in solidarity with
people who need some help and need some

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food and you know behind those little
bags of food are you human faces yeah

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actually assembling the lives of people
just reaching out to the least among us

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and making sure that our kids are are
constantly aware that in Catholic

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education we try and teach them that
there is more to our lives than just

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their own world their own lives our own
families that they're part of a larger

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family that when they leave us and go on
to college and become successful in

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whatever career path they choose that
that they remember that service is

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always part of their lives and giving
back to others out of what they've been

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getting kids to be able to do things for
the people in Africa and to be able to

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reach out and twenty thirty years from
now we look back on this as individuals

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and as a family I remember this first
time of togetherness something we all

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did among the eight of us and also as a
way of growing cross Fletcher crisis in

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our lives

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Catholic Relief Services is the official
international humanitarian aid agency in

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the United States and it provides
emergency relief to more than 100

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countries they also work in areas of
health agriculture and education their

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goal is not only to respond to material
needs but to care for the whole person

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and to strengthen them I was on offer
even before the age of 10 I don't even

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know my age I don't have a bed
certificate both parents died so young

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three siblings three of the old died I
was left on my own I have no place to go

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but somebody offered me just a little
act of kindness I found his school that

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catholic relief services provided food
little snatch the children who went to

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school and I love this night even though
I headed it's too but I went dead

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because of that

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snack today I stand here I hold a
master's in public administration have a

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wife and four children and those
children today no no no longer needed

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snack that is all for today but we have
a very big week ahead of us and we'll be

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back tomorrow and their coverage of both
the papal visit to the United States as

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well as the world meeting of families
will continue tomorrow beginning with

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Pope Francis is addressed the U S
Congress will have free life at 9:20

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a.m. Eastern 6:20 a.m. Pacific for more
information on all our live programming

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from the United States please visit our
website at Sultan ITV dot org / schedule

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at all four perspectives from all of us
here at Salt and Light take care and God

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bless

Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali - Best Friends Betrayed By Islam!

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rain back p

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going on lawmen

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be not see the will be a man on

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fight it legally convoluted I'm just
going to you

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the

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on

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it was men respond in the image

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and Malcolm X with a sim

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firing man fear demand

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my many power structure had successfully
created

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the image of the American Negro or
someone with no confidence

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no militancy and they had done this by
giving him

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images heroes that weren't truly
militant are confident and now here come

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caches the exact contrast have
everything that

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was represented above the knee grow
image he said he was the greatest

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all the odds were against me. upset the
odds makers he won he became big boys

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became the chair

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they knew that his son is it people
begin to identify with cashews

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and the cut ties with him if he was
creating they were going to have trouble

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out these negroes because

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it have nigger and walking around the
streets saying I'm the greatest in

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rankled

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thank you call it the anchor point

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your man and people can see it

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day it was so fast sporty illustrated X
clock 250

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gotta slow motion capture the clock the
point and the punch

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fluid fall one hundredth of a second you
can bring Co

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second down to 100 pieces unite people
wanna ski race they see one is 16 100 he

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won in total to 102 second so you can
break a second down two hundred

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Peter source heels yes quick so 401 how
big a machine tools like

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week real quick look Andy Carroll's real
quick

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no good real quick and but admitting it
for the cyclic

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from the time the present started to the
white landed

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it was for 102 the Sakha which is sadly

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a camera flash as for a sec there

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the middle I it's a lesson all those
people blink at that moment this why

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didn't you

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as well you want to feel close together

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oh yeah I'll people going about their

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nasa I am giving him you can just do you
get up

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oh yeah way the most feared management

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Henderson beautiful knows specimens

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fighting machine you know this handsome

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this article in was funny

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prismatic handlers will be enhanced to

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bones heavyweight champion cash is
playing in a federal court been used to

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me is found guilty

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violating the US selective service laws
by refusing to be inducted

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he is sentenced to five years in prison
and fined ten thousand dollars

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the way he views politics and sports

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and the lifting like apples have never
called when mohammed ali talk

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without hereof something happened to me
a career

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status as a Black Muslim Minister made
him exempt from the back

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he was already very unpopular possible
with mainstream americans because he had

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joined an organization known as the
nation's best mom

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which was perceived as a radical black
separatist group

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and then on top about one he was called
for induction and refused to take the

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step forward

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he absolutely infuriated America family

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said know the economy the call me naked
the king is going home to get a strong

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from the route to the fruit as way
everything started

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this is God's agnew potom a bit isn't
the

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no Hollywood set Israel I would come and
take these kinda things and set him up

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have some added the movies play in his
life is israel will pick up a script

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we get up in the morning bill and tagged
sometime we feel good sometime

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and we go to live with the UN mohammed
ali were born to do it is a property

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gonna be a fisherman be like Mohammed
this is only a stop look and listen

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fannie

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go and fight we've been pain ever since
we been met

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you don't the same three-and-a-half
years come on a garage beat number two

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first man ever did rest up to put out
the country

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this is God's act which is activated

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if Jesus was here everybody wants all
gravity film who around we were ground

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to be permanent

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the only thing this is a sport that's
why you walk and talk to them

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I think Milan to the profit I'll be
godson

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anybody love poor people in little
people gotta be a profit

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he was chairman of the world at a long
table Popolo food at a house with mother

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one player many total to take attention
ever if he could love is God

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what you take years mister

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legal the yeah

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we want to hear we gotta bring them all

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the after we got a gram of from %ah
Minister

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the mathematics real mom

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do to

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one would be the greatest modern charge
the white million

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would be the greatest kidnapped

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is not place in this world that he say
he created

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reason when he's gone he 318

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do

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talking with the phrase on this earth
hydrogen would be the greatest

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mama anti-slavery monitor 59

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with being the greatest stein you mister

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the

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you didn't have a choice

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black men but women he built America
Ghana

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in

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like

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I'm not you

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122 million like one victims

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we've never seen it much

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in marciano does the job

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cops on the streets of Havana Street

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ministry to the drive-in

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never seen democracy we'd seen

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is hypocrisy sleep

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green lead night

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dreams and then he gets a press
conference

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that later and he announces that I'm no
longer

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caches clack moo I believe he said he
was cash taxes kinda plate placeholder

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for the moment ily figured out that he
was going to Muhammad Ali

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even know use know it no longer use what
he called his slave name

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and that he would appreciate it very
much thank you if you would

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take this information on board in
respect it of course not everybody was

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prepared to do that

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I remember the ration power haro how
pretty

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is a crazy killing him white america
won't stand for it they didn't

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I 3 the response to his announcement was
love

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disbelief after the victory then caches
goes to New York is escorted around

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harlem

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by the notorious mellow mix in the media
as a field day

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speculation is poorly in harlem that
malcolm any

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date now it's gonna be out over the
nation in Islam

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she like from peekskill

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by from me bureau malcolm X Lawrence

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that elijah mohammed has impregnated
several other secretaries

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he felt deeply betrayed he felt betrayed

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as a man who felt betrayed religiously

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ethically and morally by the man he had
given his whole heart and trust to

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and so we questioned everything
including the whole

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created the nation of islam in the iPod
Chrissy up there were two men

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who above all others he wanted to Paul

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out at the nation have a slow with one
was Louis IX

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who was the minister in Boston today
known as louis farrakhan

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but the second person he wanted was
caches clay

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is precisely at that moment that Elijah
Muhammad astutely defuse the situation

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by be stowing upon cash suspects

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an original name this is a gift only 22
but we can also see we can all about

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because we were in a bad state a
condition oh yeah

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in welcome had been for decades the most
prominent minister in the nation style

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and yet caches well before malcolm pacts

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who deserved the honour choirs the name
Mohammed 0

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is checkmate

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high-stakes two days later

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malcolm walks out for the nation slow

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I think it was shocked that

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clay didn't go with him I'll the

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overtime began to understand that he was

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big that he was important that he had an
impact

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on people the first time that really hit
home was probably when he went to Africa

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after winning the heavyweight
championship for the world

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what he found was he would go someplace

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and people with a lie and the roads

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people would come out at the shot on
goal just to get

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a glimpse at him and for the first time

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he understood his fame wasn't confined
to

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believe bill Miami Beach the United
States

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he represented something he wasn't sure
what but he knew he represented

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something to people

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outside of America nothing to do with
this I don't know of any peace feelers

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were made & Johnson believed

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and bobby was just livid

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he was so mad and body comes back to his
office and says

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presents unhinged me news abuser than

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maybe just not mentally stable he told
his aides that he would never again have

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anything to do with lyndon johnson

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the way he had been treated was so
inexcusable that he could simply never

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had any

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real dealings with the man past that
point a month later

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Bobby rose in the senate condemned the
morality of the war

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and then admitted his own share of
responsibility

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I can testify he said the default is to
be found

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there's enough to go around for all
including myself he is the first

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politician

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I'll either party to take responsibility
for what's happening in vietnam

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the first politician to accept blame
which gives

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a moral strength to the argument that
he's making do we have the right here in

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the United States to say that we're
going to kill

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cans about make millions the people as
we hear

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million the people refugee kill women
and children as we head

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I very seriously question whether we
have that right

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now we're saying we're going to idea so
that we don't have to fight Thailand

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so that we don't have to fight in the
west coast to the United States so that

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they won't move across the Rocky

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but do we at our home our opposition it
seems to me

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changes tremendously robert kennedy in
1967

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has come to question the basic
assumptions that the war

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his begun to question whether we really
do need to make a stand in vietnam to

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protect that region from communism

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his come to question whether our
national security interest in vietnam

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is outweighed by the incredible human
suffering that were inflicted by waging

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war in this country

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is questioned the moral legitimacy of
this war

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which is something that he hasn't done
to this point well

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is confronted by new issues he grows
inward to be able to face these

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challenges

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the really learns from experience he
really become something much larger

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when he was leaving yet

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he becomes more more thoughtful more
more philosophical

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more and more ready to accept that

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he does not have a monopoly on wisdom
that

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maybe this war in Vietnam was a
fundamental mistake

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that maybe his brother would have gotten
out the

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most people acquire certain things as
they grow older bobby kennedy

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discarded certainties he grew the

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started sisters salad and he ended up
businessman

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very sympathetic to those who were they

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despised and rejected of life

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robert kennedy was now reaching out to
Americans

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everywhere who have been left behind the

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he had fully awakened from his dark
night and morning

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the moral impulse to fight evil and do
good

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that had always been a part in the hymns
was taking

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a new direction

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he wanted to know why life was like for
someone's

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he would ask where you feel what do you
think he

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wanted to be inside

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the eyes though america's casualties

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you wanted to see the world the way they

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sure

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people believed in his understanding

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their situation because he visibly was
moved

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English someone who responded in the
most graphic

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human emotional terms

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he was somebody

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lead was wrong from the herd

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done others heard he felt from the
assassination his brother

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gave him and busy for every 100

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who heard have to he did begin to change

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incrementally while he was Attorney
General for

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brother was killed but I think that'll
ru dramatically

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after his brother's murder produced in

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identified with every other victim

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anyone whose casualty in life

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he began to feel was his bro

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on

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like

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Hannah four days later Bobby flew to
Indianapolis for a campaign speech in a

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black neighborhood

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on route a reporter who told him that
Martin Luther King

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had been murdered

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we were trying to altogether people for
mass rally

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bobby kennedy but it was some people
saying it even in

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maybe you shouldn't come

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because maybe that would be the islands

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the police thought dangers they didn't
want us to go in there

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wide he went

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I scribbled something on a piece of
paper cuz I knew would want to say

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something

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white yet figured out but he was going
to say he had written it himself

16:44

who brought the news did 12 kinga shock

16:49

I tonight and news for love you and I
think get

16:53

sad news for all of our fellow citizens

16:56

and people who love peace all over the
world

17:00

and that is that Martin Luther King

17:04

shot and was killed tonight also the
people in

17:10

any word to doctor jimmy had been shot
we will stone

17:13

we all cry of

17:17

the dead robert kennedy spoke from his
soul but I was a few who are

17:22

black and are tempted to deal with
detailed with

17:27

danger Dan distrust the injustices such
an act

17:33

the

17:35

against all white people I would only
say that I can also

17:39

deal in my own heart the new same kinda
feeling

17:44

I had a member of my family killed

17:47

the night he was killed by a white man

17:50

the night we have to make an effort in
the United States the new you have to

17:56

make an effort to understand

17:57

talking on these rather difficult time

18:01

the words jus reign

18:05

it just choose your body immediately not
him

18:10

lolled but almost in a

18:14

graph room mana like in

18:19

California

18:20

was pure made

18:22

in

18:28

he were treated him like it was some

18:30

Rockstar he was young people was blacks

18:34

I made Hispanic just pullin fold

18:40

who is the most emotional graduation

18:43

I've ever seen about particularly in the
black

18:47

and Mexican areas

18:51

the Sunday before the primary he invited

18:54

be to ride in his car going through
right

18:57

he's still a he said to be

19:00

I want you to see what I see

19:05

and I she this extras

19:08

you guys who blacks mexican-american

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yeah

19:24

yeah I'm for america

19:30

fun fire

19:34

collaborative model I won't work for all
you know

19:38

my Co

19:42

not since Abraham Lincoln white
politician

19:45

been so embraced by people of color

19:49

these are my people detailed in aid
these

19:52

on my people on the final day of the
campaign

19:59

bobbi and Apple rode slowly from san
Francisco's Chinatown

20:03

as usual there were no armed bodyguard
to a secret service agents

20:09

you just gotta give yourself to the
people and to trust them

20:13

Bobby said and from then on either luck
is with you

20:18

or it isn't

20:23

in

20:28

what sounded like shots turned out to be
Chinese firecrackers

20:32

Bobby Flay missed then went right on
campaign

20:37

ravaging the with fearless to the coast
reckless

20:41

and I think there was some daring
pro-death

20:44

and fayed in and what he did

20:47

the idea oh Mohammed Ali traveling to

20:50

Africa had actually been first post in
presented by Malcolm X

20:55

so it must been calling to malcolm to
stand outside the hotel the Ambassador

21:00

Hotel in

21:01

in a crawl an encounter mohammed ali who
snaps him

21:06

when they had once only several months
before embraced his brothers

21:11

see the

21:25

%ah the

21:31

Hall

21:33

the school

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the

22:19

ask

22:26

haha

22:32

cross

23:24

sad

23:46

ask

23:47

haha hearts

24:23

all

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hi

25:07

malcolm's left vulnerable

25:09

hello

25:11

in this assassination takes place on
February 21st 1964

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mmm

25:28

damn

25:35

mmm

25:36

them

26:04

oslo Malak I'm

26:13

what you doing up black man doing older
brother just be cool im

26:20

be cool

27:12

the

27:16

killed

27:24

it seven-time

27:25

chest

27:34

to this p

27:38

time

27:49

this

27:59

good

28:02

down

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way

28:08

my

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yes

28:25

here

28:53

malcolm X anybody else who attacks

28:57

talks about attacking elijah muhammad

29:00

real that no man can oppose the message
it Almighty God globally are

29:06

this getaway p the

29:21

Ste

29:31

%ah

29:37

on yeah

29:44

person you know it malcolm X is no more
the assassination

29:49

malcolm X was an unfortunate tragic
reveals about steel

29:55

numerous people nomination have
degenerated

30:01

12 expressing dissent through murder we
haven't learned to disagree without

30:07

being violently disagreeable

30:09

here at this

30:12

final I'll in this

30:15

quiet place

30:18

column has come to bid farewell one

30:21

up its brightest old extinguished now

30:25

and gone from us forever it is not in
the memory of man

30:31

that this unfortunate but nonetheless

30:35

proud community has found a brava

30:38

more gallant young champion than this

30:41

afro-american

30:43

who lies before us on Concord

30:46

steel the my say the word again has he
would want me to

30:51

afro-american afro-american

30:55

now

30:56

malcolm X stop the me grow

30:59

years ago it had become too small

31:02

too puny too weak a word for him malcolm

31:06

was bigger than that welcome have become
at afro

31:10

American and he wanted sold desperately
that we

31:15

that all his people would become
afro-americans

31:19

to

31:24

there are those who still consider it
their duty

31:27

as friends at the negro people to tell

31:30

us to reviled to flee

31:34

even from the president member to save
ourselves

31:38

by writing him out the history about
drug dealer time

31:42

and we smiles they will say that he is
OK

31:47

a fanatic a recent who can only bring

31:50

the vote for the cause for which a
struggle and we will answer

31:54

and say unto them did you ever

31:57

told to brother malcolm

32:00

did you ever Tim behind him smile at you

32:04

did you ever really listened to him no
way

32:08

party ever himself associated with
violence

32:11

of any public disturbance for if you did
you would know him

32:15

and if you knew him you would know why

32:19

we must on that malcolm was a man who

32:22

are living black manhood this bus is
meaning to his people

32:28

and in honoring him we are not those
best

32:31

sold

32:33

however much we may have different
within all with

32:37

each about him and is valued as a man
left his going from us

32:41

serve only to bring the past to get them

32:46

from signing these mortal remains to the
common mother local

32:50

secure in the knowledge that what we
place on the ground

32:54

no more now a man but as which

32:58

the winter about this content will come

33:01

for again to me and we sure know him

33:05

damn Paul with the wild am

33:08

Prince own

33:12

black Shannon Prince the didn't hesitate

33:16

the

33:17

the crimes the

33:20

this so night went to visit him

33:24

as journalists to you to go from his
briefcase

33:27

pictured him and Malcolm X he made it
very clear

33:32

that carries the surround us a curve
talisman

33:35

terrible a remittance life which was

33:38

at the instructions the nation is locked
push now connects

33:42

away and so to his friend his mentor

33:45

key behaved terribly your credit or a
slight

33:50

with great interest in the fact that you
have joined the

33:54

Muslim religion how long have you had
this in person caches over the past six

33:58

years I would think after a handoff

34:00

product each's own Negro History in we
were before we got here

34:04

and one in one makes two you feel your
affiliation with the

34:08

Muslim religion of being a follower the
Muslim religion had something to do with

34:12

your winning the championship

34:13

when I was a fellow are related

34:16

the only thing I can give her credit for
full article because 0

34:21

19 at a hundred famed old

34:24

see no possibility of me away airport is
very bad all over the world

34:29

condemning it is going to be a mismatch
in everybody could not radically

34:32

so all my press two

34:35

all our and I

34:36

faith and my religion live in a clean
writer's life I have to say this will

34:40

pull me through

34:40

Malcolm XI I want to talk with your
briefly about your affiliation with cash

34:45

is how long have you known him

34:46

about three years and have you been
advising him

34:50

as far as his religious affiliation you
well know I don't give advice to anyone

34:54

who my brother and my friend

34:56

hi express what I know and understand
around him and then

35:00

but he has a mind of his own
understanding others on all

35:03

I that

35:09

for for ass

35:23

I'm on a bold packing before and after
them out thought about how not to pick

35:31

from a rapid hammering

35:33

marathon everything more about
throughout

35:37

come out throughout compatible in

35:42

in a group would not bring premier are
bombed Pearl Harbor

35:46

I have brown I will repair the United
Bank for better than

35:50

that battle carefully mark dollar way

35:53

the young he had been baking all end up
alright

35:57

a profit and many people believe will be
the next heavyweight champion of the

36:01

world

36:02

I properly within a few days ago that
any IBM

36:06

back he'd pp for the world

36:10

K the world tend to be pretty like me
well

36:13

he called me too but my wife that you
wouldn't be right well if you wanna move

36:17

your money

36:17

embed own party all may have been on

36:21

Dianna Agron

36:32

I want to be a fight no meant your
neighbor

36:35

which we probably will separation are
recognized the back to do believe in it

36:39

as what young people believe in

36:41

which mean you don't believe in and no
no you told greater

36:44

every penny I don't like the panel black
neighborhood in a white neighborhood

36:48

with me don't believe it I'm negroes
live don't have been able to live out

36:52

here justin is big on a boon

36:54

you may wear a black man to want to
leave all that mistreatment you must be

36:57

greeted

36:58

so what you mean don't think white money
holding right about the money the white

37:02

good own

37:03

what you mean white morning but that's
the case I had a copy call you made him

37:07

do

37:08

action plan you're applying guatemalan
do we just go out only one not both

37:12

when we first was brought to America we
will rock the ball

37:16

knowledge about flail about a guy who
became tone

37:19

you could do it out on my 3 told you to
come here

37:23

you look a Russian month ago mister
goldberg you look for June

37:28

back to come as the White Cloud you look
for India gonna come into casual look

37:32

for cuban

37:33

comes with a moment but I'm not a hero
for african black mare

37:37

I was your last name you're going to
come out

37:40

smokin and I ain't gonna be jokin I'll
be paid can handle pokin

37:45

I want what to happen is smokin then
this may shock and amaze you

37:50

but I will destroy doing free shipping
the job where you can order form I

37:54

couldn't buy

37:54

my week that they are 200 for our own
best friend we'd already

37:59

I'm really here go to my parents and my
heart but they now

38:02

rebuild be into the hair or let for

38:06

Amanda Bradford command of a repair
threat their medical call right now

38:11

removed from your trip honorable

38:13

appropriate period of time I think I've
been better in

38:17

there are about to depart got a mere
stock in the world can be dumping

38:21

there are more per that nobody they had
shown

38:24

don't small

38:28

go home do who

38:36

name on the arena management and are the
justices

38:40

I'm things means over Ravens and unease
in

38:44

Pakistan have Libya

38:47

home every as them Iveco Patterson and
they all said

38:52

I'm going mom want to you first time

38:56

that mean between and we'll have to see

39:01

welcome busing being there in there

39:05

tales him

39:08

but steel myspace

39:11

his your mom

39:18

up just to the beach

39:22

deprived

40:54

hard

40:58

scored

41:27

well

41:44

today may nineteenth we celebrate
malcolm X's

41:48

birthday because he was a great great

41:51

neck malcolm X's you I love you

41:55

he'll now connects hi facts

42:01

%ah huh

42:10

I consult where declare

42:17

alotta I on

42:23

this okay and that to be a human day

42:31

don't think events rights

42:35

of a human it don't they respect

42:41

as a few men pay

42:44

in this society are

42:49

this act any this day

42:53

rich we intended to pay

42:57

into existence by any

43:00

the