not intimately tied for many of his white liberal supporters exactly right i was very influenced by byard rustam who was the chief strategist for dr king and i heard byard say over and over and over if we don't get this economic justice thing. then in fifty years we're still going to have rampant racism he was right but he was and dr king and the other leadership that understood that were not able to convince a sufficient number of people to make it now the sixty three march that was for jobs and justice jobs and freedom so they were able to do it to some degree they kept moving in that direction involving white trade unions and so on in the process but it was very hard in a situation of general prosperity where there were so many if you were basically contented with our economic system now this is post two thousand and eight we're in a very different situation we're still in austerity and there's not the degree of contempt that there was a trump is obviously capitalized on that fact that there's discontent so i think that what dr king and byard in the others wanted to happen in the sixty

is obviously capitalized on that fact that there's discontent and so i think that what dr king and byard in the others wanted to happen in the sixty's is now realizable with one fundamental and crucial difference is many people through the lyndon johnson's great society responding to the civil rights movement and the rebellions in detroit and newark watts. the state had the resources to through federal programs strong job creation i mean black radicals would even say buy off the movement those resources aren't there the country is de industrialize so the mechanism that the state has to ameliorate the suffering is not what it was in the sixty's or what it was. in the one nine hundred thirty s. and roosevelt was quite frank with his follow all garlics that you know we have to create social programs or we'll have revolution roosevelt says that is greatest achievement is that he saved capitalism but that's not true now so how does that how is that going to play out. will i think the jury's still out about whether the wealth exists because actually we do still have a lot of wealth but it's in

good morning to you who's going to pick up the slack for byard was let me ask you down yeah it's a bit of a problem for boy and it's been a problem for a while i mean who is to replace the top striker when he's injured been extremely lucky so far in three and a half seasons that level has been with the club he's on the missed five games through injury or suspension normally thomas moore would come in to replace levon dusky but he's also into that moment so a coach has a bit of a problem i think they may play midfielder tiago as a withdrawn striker a false one or they may depend on kingsley come on and i know robin playing is inverted wing is a more centrally but i mean level he has scored thirteen goals the next players behind him mats hummels and you're still commish on three goals so it's a bit of a gap and those two players defenders so you are wondering where they're going to score goals when i don't have eleven so it is a big call and it shows just how much this team depends on the before goals ok they're coming up against celtic you know they're a big team but they've been failin

byard really sending a strong message to our next feature team doorman who hosted leipsic in a young rivalry the home side has been the best defense in the league but head coach peter boss came. not to the press complaining his full backs are always her life seat for their part had to leave top striker team out of the starting line up due to injury could they still have the firepower to hand dortmund their first defeat of the season let's see.