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waser: martin luther king -- would be very, very disappointed if he was alive today. if you read anything about the man, he was about freedom and justice, ok? freedom means, in no, protect and do and be individuals come in ok? so today with obama and the racism that is going on and there never really has been a black president, ok. host: what do you mean by that? caller: because he hasn't. because he hasn't. you're either-- in or you are out. and he has been out of touch with america. you can see that. i have never seen in my lifetime the horrible things that are happening to people because of this president. and i blame him because he had the opportunity to make a difference. and i blame also shall obama, too. reverend. oh, she is. however, if you don't give her a speech that is written, she will tell you her mind. and her mind is she is not proud of this nation. vale, arizona, says relations have not improved. jenny, caller: hello. good morning, world. fbi and don't get the the cia more after me like they are already. let me mention some important facets of our deve

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