lord, have mercy. my sisters, all of them, they are very highly intelligent. you can't come to them with weak conversation. they see right through you. they know how to cook, they are food scientists. let me tell you, sisters, you know that you are beautiful. a woman who is beautiful and can't cook, is a killer in the kitchen. i don't think you would be wise marrying a killer, and she kills you in the kitchen with a bunch of greasy food. these sisters know how to keep themselves alive, their families alive, their children alive. thank you, sisters. that was really nice. where are the young men?

bring me the young soldiers. i hope you are not slow, fast thinking, cleanliness in and out right down to the modern times. they are all on post? ok. but we have some fine young men that we are training. him i am 82, i don't know how long i've got, but i'm not worried. because i have a torch lit with the wisdom of god that i am giving to every young person who will listen. when i leave, i want to leave somebody that will give the enemy hell until justice rolls

down like a river, and righteousness like a mighty stream. i'm going to close with christmas. did you know that we spend almost half of the money that we take in, in a year, during christmas? we have $1.1 trillion-$1.3 trillion. 400 billion of it is spent during the holidays. listen, listen, listen dr. king , wanted us to redistribute the pay. suppose that we decided, ok, this christmas we are kicking santa to the curb.

this christmas, you are not going to lie to your children, telling them that this caucasian from the north pole brought them this gift. you are going to tell them the truth. i've brought you the gift, baby, me and your daddy. we hustled. but not this christmas. this christmas, we are going to sit around the table and we are going to bring christ back to a day that was supposed to honor him. you put the bottle down, put the loud down, put the beer down, and get around your table with clean food, and teach about jesus.

then show love, forgiveness, and reconcile your differences within the family. this will be the best christmas that we have had in a long time. if you can put $400 billion and keep it in your pocket, then you have a little money to invest , and what we want to do is buy up as much land -- we are asking the government for 100 million acres, as a start. that is about the size of california. we can provide a healthy meal with milk on the table,

whole-wheat bread, if we pool our resources. look at these figures. we have about 30 million people, really now near 40 eating a slice of bread per meal, 90 million slices of bread per day, 630 million slices of bread per week, 32 billion slices of bread per year. how much land must we have under wheat cultivation to give our people our daily bread? elijah mohammed said, moved to milk. how much land must we have, how much cows must we have, how much grazing must we have to give a glass of milk per day.

40 million black people having three slices of wheat would require 1,222,000 acres of land growing wheat. to give milk every day to 40 million people requires the production of 7.5 billion pounds of milk. on 389,000 acres of grazing land. s thatw per acre yield milk.

to provide soup, bean soup, landres 3 million acres of under navy bean cultivation. all of these figures with just bread,ure milk, wheat and beans he said we could live 140 years. off of that simple food. if you want to lengthen the days of your life, you have to eat better, and you won't eat better if you allow your enemy to feed you. we will have to feed ourselves by buying as much land as we can. tonight, as i leave you, tomorrow morning i would like to

see the scholars. at the jw marriott, we have to talk about what we are going to do after today. i would like engineers of every kind, navigators, pilots, farmers. i want college presidents, especially the black colleges, you have to know that you are not a plantation to produce more dumb negroes with degrees. you have to make the colleges teach the things that will make young people builders instead of beggars. meet me tomorrow at the jw marriott, 11:00. we want to talk about what his next -- is next.

until then, oh god, you have made me so happy today just to look into your beautiful faces. [applause] i want you, when you leave here, to go home to your wives and your families. before you leave, i want you to greet the people around you, hug them and tell them, i love you. embrace your native indigenous people and tell them, we love you. our mexican families, embrace them and tell them you love them. from this day forward, this day of a demand for justice will never end until justice is ours. today is the beginning of that movement that will never end.

all local organizing committees, you have to stay focused and keep working. it's not over, it has just begun. thank you for listening. >> come on, brothers and sisters, let's put our hands together for the honorable minister louis farrakhan, justice. thank almighty god for louis farrakhan and the ministry that -- message that he gave ran -- he gave. let's not break apart before we pray, because the family that prays together stays together. what we want to do, everybody has a cell phone, let me see all of your smartphones and your cell phones. put them up. i want you to text this number right now.

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