longtime chicago activist frank chapman about how a chicago police murder of like panther leader fred hamptonin 1969 is linked to a measure on next tuesday's ballot in chicago that establishes community control of the police to cal police councils. and it was 58 years agooday malcolm x was assassinated in harlem. >> the history of unpunished violence against our people clearly indicates we must be prared to defend oselves or will continue to be a defenselesseople at theercy of a ruthlesand violent, racist mob. amy: we will look at the life d legacy of malcolm x with dr. angela davis. she is giving a keynote address tonight at the center which is the side of the audubon ballroom where malcolm x was gund down 58 years ago. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in turkey, at least six people were killed monday as two powerful earthquakes shook the southern province of hatay. the magnitude 6.3 and 5.8 quakes were felt across turkey's border region and into rthern syria, sparking panic among survivors of two even more

in chicago, essentially set up and murdered by the fbi and the local police. >> they murdered fred hamptonike they're murdering anybody that's black in this country. >> bobby, what's the next move for you personally? >> i haven't -- there's no personal anymore. i'm the people's man. so i do whatever the people decide. it's nothing personal about it whatsoever. >> i represent street people, common people, poor people, the hungry, the outcast. i know who i am. i know where i stand in my community. all right? >> they don't always say it right. sometimes they call me alabama. they call me your mama. but it's obama. >> i was probably one of two baptist pastors to endorse him when he ran against bobby rush. and, you know, the big thing with that was that he wasn't black enough. >> who are you? you know, a lot of black people, this ivy league person. who's your mama? who's your daddy? what's your background? what's your weird way of talking? what is that weird name you've got? you're going to come in and challenge our beloved bobby rush? >> this is viewed as a key leadership post for the african-

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provided the chicago police with the crucial information that made it possible for police to shoot fred hamptonl this information that came out, both the house and the senate opened investigations of fbi and all intelligence agencies. it was the first time congress had done such a thing. at hearings, high fbi officials testified under oath that bureau officials had never considered the legality or ethics of cointelpro or any other operations. these hearings and the reforms the senators successfully recommended would not have happened without whistleblowers who risked their freedom and a free press that reported their important revelations, and, ultimately, a congress that finally was willing to act, including establishing permanent intelligence oversight committees and strengthening the freedom of information act. all of these reforms, as probably everybody in the room knows, have been battered and bruised at various times since then, but they exist, and they are still valuable. it was joe biden's congress that put in place the reforms that flowed from the media burglary. the biden administrati