we will have b.b. kingrs. >> the first assembly in the history of all america where all of the top-notch blacks of america and the people of africa had something together, all in a world level, we are all meeting each other and learning more about each other. it's the first assembly among the american black men in the history of the world and plus i've got to whoop george. we're going to rumble in the jungle. >> come on. come on. >> george, is this fight against you going to be the toughest of your career, do you think? >> translator: could be. could be. i doubt it. >> this is muhammad ali, september 10th, new york city airport en route to zaire to reclaim the heavyweight champion of the world. champ, what would you like to tell the children of the world? >> i would like to tell the children of the world who understand and speak english in america, live a clean life, stay off of dope. it's tearing the country up. also, if they want to be like me, i'm getting ready to whoop george foreman and by the time the

b.b. king assembly in the history of all america, where all the top-notch blacks of america and the people of africa had something together. all in the world level, we're all meeting each other and learning more about each other. it's the first assembly among american black men in africa like it's the history of the world. it's a big honor to be part of that, too. plus i got to whup george. got to whup george. we going to rumble in the jungle. >> come on, come on. >> george? is this fight against ali will be the toughest of your career, you think? >> well the match -- [ speaking french ] >> could be. could be. i doubt it. >> this is muhammed ali, september 10th, at new york city airport en route to zaire to reclaim the heavyweight title of the world. champ, what would you like to say to the children of the world? >> i would like to tell the children of the world, mainly where they speak and understand english in america, to live a clean life. stay off of dope. it's tearing the country up. also

b.b. kingbly in the history of all america, where all the top-notch blacks of america and the people of africa had something together. all in the world level, we're all meeting each other and learning more about each other. it's the first assembly among american black men in africa i guess in the history of the world. it's a big honor to be part of that, too. plus i got to whup george. got to whup george. we going to rumble in the jungle. >> come on, come on. >> george? is this fight against ali will be the toughest of your career, you think? [ speaking french ] >> could be. could be. i doubt it. >> this is muhammed ali, september 10th, at new york city airport en route to zaire to reclaim the heavyweight title of the world. champ, what would you like to say to the children of the world? >> i would like to tell the children of the world, mainly right here where they speak and understand english, and america, to live a clean life. stay off of dope. it's tearing the country up. also if they want

hurdling at a high speed in a wrong direction on a one-way street on at the intersection of beal and b.b. king. the officer tried to save people from tragedy. the officer was struck by the car and died. his funeral will be tomorrow. leaves behind a family, particularly two children and two stepchildren. his children, chelsea and verdell jr., his grandmother, his father and siblings. law enforcement put themselves in danger all the time for us to protect us. we appreciate their service. we mourn the loss of officer smith. a life of service. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today in recognition of the 150th anniversary of michigan' oldest theater, the crosswell opera house. it's one of the oldest continuously operated theater in the united states. mr. walberg: named for charles m. crosswell's, michigan's 17th governor, it hoped in 1876 and has played host -- in 1776 and played host for many throughout the years,

sometimes you get to feeling like that guy that b.b. kingings about, nobody likes you but your mama and she might be jiving you too. did you ever get to feeling like that? it's not a neat process either. you've got to be willing to get your hands dirty. henrik ibson said one should never wear their best trousers never wear their best trousers to go out to fight for truth and liberty. if we're ever to achieve the possibilities of america's golden values, economic fairness, social justice, equal opportunity for all people. that's what we're fighting for right there, no matter what issue. by the way, it is also a very enlivening experience. in fact, a guy told me, battling the bastards is just about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on. that's the end of my clothes references today. then he attacks your patience. i come out of dennison, texas, little town on the oklahoma border. my folks were not directly political though they read, they kept up, they voted, they participated. and my father thought he was a conservative. if you had