king's crowd, reverend abernathy calls dr. king and he urges and encourages him to come in greet the guests that have come in the weather to hear him speak. once dr. king arrives, he says something that he had not said in any of his other speeches. >> like anybody i would like to live a long life, longevity has its place. but i am not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he has allowed me to go up the mountain. i have looked over and i have seen the promised land. i may not get there with you. but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. >> what we did not know was that this would be his last public address dr. king would make. just 24 hours later he would be assassinated by a bullet. on the day of april 4, dr. king was waiting for andrew young to return from federal court to have the injunction lifted. once this happens, dr. king is in a significantly jubilant mood. once reverend young returns to the hotel around 4:00 p.m., dr. king and others were having pillow figh

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there he tells abernathy and and that today is march the 28, 1968. there is a going on in the back of the march just one hour after it takes place. a 16-year-old youth by the name of larry page's is killed by an memphis police officer. dr. king is assassinated on thursday, april 4, 1968 at the lorraine motel. ,mmediately after his death many began to feel that they had received those minor increases after the life of the man was taken and what it did do was showcased to america that a nonviolent movement created a violent response. of the five political assassinations of the decade, dr. king's is the only one that resulted in violent uproar in its immediate aftermath. it's stained on america, this assassination, the pillar of , reallynonviolence here prompting the mayor and other local lawmakers to fix this. 12 days later the city of memphis reaches a strike resolution with the sanitation workers. they are given a very minor raise with that are working conditions and costumes. as of last year the sanitation workers, 13 or 14 of them finally receive a

civil-rights skirmishes and with that montgomery right bus boycott he got pictures with king and abernathy down there and is a striking photo with that composition is fantastic with doctor king up front so everything is turned and reversed around. it is like the painting it's almost as if everybody is oblivious to this revolutionary moment they are shopping and businessmen it's a wonderful picture you should check it out but they did this time and timee again to cover thee integration of ole miss little rock, the assassination and 63 doctor king's assassination in 1968 so he was famous within certain circles in hisin own right toward the end of his life he began doing books he never realized any money out of it but was quite well known and was described with the original civil-rights photographer also the eyes and ears of the movement so my bookg reveals another side that ernest was secretly working yearshe fbi over many passing information pictures and intelligence and getting paid for it for as long as 18 years and it all started with interesting we get journalist writing history. >> som

watch the southern border and report illegal aliens coming over the border to ims. 1969, chavez, abernathy he'd been that the martin luther kin in 1969ns, walter mondale, he w not they lead i will go on. the president donald trump is threatening freedom of the press ? how so? by calling them out? by exposing them? john adams, would've put in place the sedition act. he actually put some newspapers out of this and put some journalist in prison. abraham lincoln put out an executive order they shut down almost 300 papers. not only that, the great progressive leader woodrow wilson, he had the sedition act of 1918 did the same thing. put some journalist in prison and some of his opponents, donald trump hasn't donepo anything like this, he's not rounding out illegal immigrants in this country by the hundreds of thousands, he's not shutting down newspapers is not putting journalists in prison, yet they refer to him as hitler and stalin, and then we have this policy where we separate children from their parents to come here illegally not because we want to put them in cages like obama did but becau