chairman bobby seale, founder of the black panther party is in the house. please stand up.pplause] i knew i was saving that but then i started reading and i was like, you didn't mean to do that until the end of the program. you wanted to let people know that bobby seale was in the house and we will get a chance in q&a to talk to chairman bobby as well. i walked into the panther office in september 1960. dr. king had been assassinated in april of that year. riots in anger fled in the ghettos around the country. the feeling on the street was that it was about to hit the fan. hating was the hip thing to do. from streetcorner speeches to campus rallies, had and gone, gone from being the man to being the piece. young black students were trading in their feel-good motown records with the recorded speeches of malcolm x and the angry jazz recordings. i went down to 120 for fifth street in harlem that night. the night the doctor king was assassinated. protesters and writers swarmed the streets clashing with cops, overturning cars, setting trashcan fires and hurling books at -- brick

. >> once again i want to take proper recognition of the founder of the black panther party, bobby seale. i think i'd be remiss if we didn't give chairman bobby the microphone just to say quick things to the audience. bobby is in town for a speaking engagement at a state tomorrow but he heard about tonight and couldn't miss it. >> yeah, i had to see jamal. they think jamal after all this years ran into each other on the martin downey junior show her some pain. >> film together public enemy. >> louisiana called me up for lupe was beyond words purdy. is that i'm not coming on that show. i came on that show that to stick his finger in my nose. is that i'm going to knock him out. this has nobody come you scared of you, man. so i wound up doing that show three times. you and i were all on the panel. so i got without dementia maul ran into some other people for public enemy and is just good to see this brother here. i believe that this brother. i love all my brothers and sisters, but they're certain ones who really evolved in the context of all the oppression in prison, if better. anyway, powe

. >> once again i want to take proper recognition of the founder of the black panther party, bobby seale. i think i'd be remiss if we didn't give chairman bobby the microphone just to say quick things to the audience. bobby is in town for a speaking engagement at a state tomorrow but he heard about tonight and couldn't miss it. >> yeah, i had to see jamal. they think jamal after all this years ran into each other on the martin downey junior show her some pain. >> film together public enemy. >> louisiana called me up for lupe was beyond words purdy. is that i'm not coming on that show. i came on that show that to stick his finger in my nose. is that i'm going to knock him out. this has nobody come you scared of you, man. so i wound up doing that show three times. you and i were all on the panel. so i got without dementia maul ran into some other people for public enemy and is just good to see this brother here. i believe that this brother. i love all my brothers and sisters, but they're certain ones who really evolved in the context of all the oppression in prison, if better. anyway, powe

. >> once again i want to take proper recognition of the founder of the black panther party, bobby seale. i think i'd be remiss if we didn't give chairman bobby the microphone just to say quick things to the audience. bobby is in town for a speaking engagement at a state tomorrow but he heard about tonight and couldn't miss it. >> yeah, i had to see jamal. they think jamal after all this years ran into each other on the martin downey junior show her some pain. >> film together public enemy. >> louisiana called me up for lupe was beyond words purdy. is that i'm not coming on that show. i came on that show that to stick his finger in my nose. is that i'm going to knock him out. this has nobody come you scared of you, man. so i wound up doing that show three times. you and i were all on the panel. so i got without dementia maul ran into some other people for public enemy and is just good to see this brother here. i believe that this brother. i love all my brothers and sisters, but they're certain ones who really evolved in the context of all the oppression in prison, if better. anyway, powe

the top flight following a one will defeat it clearly as a better off which sealed their fate with two games to go on and on bobby orr netted the only goal after just six minutes after rising at the far post. and also know they did have their chances two requires they didn't have a solid penalty appeal turned down for handball in the first half but somehow the referee missed it. and then in the second half time pressed again but they couldn't find a goal and their fate was effectively sealed when the nice to have been served was sent off a second because offense ten minutes from time so tom seven year spell in russia's top flight is over are clearly and i two points above the relegation play offs and so this is now the bottom of the russian premier league looks in the relegation group of two games to go tom are already down on the spot that now take all the third and fourth bottom teams will enter the relegation playoffs at the end of the season along with the third and fourth best in the first division who are aiming for formation dustoff and vulgar are currently down for the playoffs in korea just two points ab

host: from 1968 "bobby is my choice in 68" and this almost has that seal of something from the 1960's, the way that script is put together. guest: we call it the psychedelic bobby kennedy poster and it was part of a series of posters that was done that you hear about all the candidates. again, this was popular street art that came up at the time. and that one was in the collection and it's just gorgeous. i love the way that one looks. host: in 1972, george mcgovern asked the country to come together and this is one of those posters. getting it all together. asked the party to unite around him. guest: 1972 wasn't a tough year and that -- i think that image really says it all. you have the stripes from the flag there to be put back in place. the stars kind of there also, again, to be put back in place. only five stars left there in position. so it was -- host: what do the five stars represent? anything? guest: i'm not sure that they represent anything. we did research on that trying to figure out if that was the case and we couldn't come up with anything. but -- host: on the phone from