malcolm x never visited the south — i had.s a man of the south, and i didn't even really trust him. you didn't trust king? no. why? he was a preacher. i didn't trust preachers. there were preachers in my family on my father's side. and i still, even today... ..listen very carefully to them. but as a young black man, if you didn't... you certainly didn't, it sounds like, sympathise with malcolm x. you didn't entirely trust martin luther king. and yet surely the message from king, in particular, resonated with you... oh, yeah, oh, yeah. ..that it was time for black people to take theirjust deserts from this society. from... it was the religious aspect of king. once i understood...his footsteps of mahatma gandhi, isaid, "yeah, he's the right kind of leader." but the other stuff that followed him, the ones who rejected him saying, "we want more black power", that was folly. well... not well designed folly, not well designed activism. and that's. .. i decided, "i don't want any part of that." and to bring it back, then, to your car

because your name from malcolm x did, did he have did, he hates his black. this rock obama because you know, libya was known as a supporter of pan. african ism, has an attempt to create a truly independent africa, or of the i, m f, and the world bank of all the countries to destroy the richest. the cap is a country in africa, was libby around to get daffy. why would he do something like that? i don't think that he hated his blackness. i wouldn't think that i don't, i wouldn't go that far because of, you know, a new spot, black or shoes blacklist. but it that way, i just didn't think that she was being controlled by some other sources. maybe that clinton saw the so called the beach state all the swat up as a donald trump president, trump would call it uh, all those people in washington or, you know, pushing the buttons and making them do. what do you suppose to do? so i think that's a better the dynamics you have to deal with with the politics and imagines and somebody must have been talking to him and, and, and encouraging him and advising him on uh on what

and malcolm x. today on going underground, we speak to someone named off to civil rights lead the malcolm x, the brother of the for the, for the president of the united states. this is the middle east, still more ones this month. the 10 year anniversary of barack obama is bombing of syria reinforcing isis and al qaeda. malik obama is box elder brother, and he's a 5th critic of the so called butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the mask hitting it 5 millions and serial libya, iraq, somalia, pockets on afghanistan and human maddox brother ordered the dropping of at least $26172.00 bombs in his final. yeah, you know, office alone today. barrick obama has a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill, genocide, joe, and i'm, it's the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from get in kenya is the brother of iraq, obama. he's the chairman of the brock h obama foundation. and also the big bad brother from kenya. malik obama, malik, y

but do you, do you believe the guy who your name dr. malcolm x was killed by the deep states? and do you believe that they're going to try and kill trump again, or do you think they tried to kill donald trump? these forces would you say, exerted that pressure on your brother? brock? are they responsible for the attempts on trump life? you know, mathematics was assassinated because he was saying a lot of things that people didn't want to. yeah. at that time, you know, definitely there must have been, there was, you know, uh, the color of them and it was bland. and i mean, i shot in sure and order, of course, and many other people have been shot and killed. drum says, a load from the papers on j f. k is assassination as well. i'm not sure that i can't really answer that question because there's not a crazy, crazy people and all over the world and people i am there. maybe they want to shoot somebody to the deck and you know, be in the papers or something like that. you know, but a black obama, you could, i'd be played along with them up until his 2nd. and then during the 2nd term

ok, and malcolm x. today on going underground, we speak to someone named off the civil rights leader, malcolm x. the brother of the, for the, for the president of the united states. this is the middle east, still more ones this month. the 10 year anniversary of barack obama is bombing of syria reinforcing isis, an al qaeda. malik obama is box elder brother, and he's a 5th critic of the so called butcher of libya. brock obama was a key player in the mask hitting it 5 millions and serial libya, iraq, somalia pockets on afghanistan and human maddox brother ordered the dropping of of these 26172 bones in his final year in office alone. today barrick obama has a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill genocide, joe, and i'm, it's the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from get in kenya is the brother of iraq, obama. he's the chairman of the brock h obama foundation, and also the big bad brother from kenya. malik obama not a cure in a call. a

. >> the words of malcolm x, who told us what? that the white liberal is the worst enemy to the black man. and it is coming up in here, acting like you all representing social justice, when all along, all you're doing is trying to use black people to find a reason to make some money. liz: we have more on that sound. ned ryan is here to react also breaking news coming in, costa rica is now warning hezbollah and militaries were seen crossing the darien gap in panama and also more fireworks on capitol hill today. >> please don't speak over me because i'm still talking. i'm not done. i'm not done. these people lost loved ones. they lost children. >> i just talked to them. >> don't make an assumption that we're being used. that is insulting. liz: okay, we have more from that heated hearing, featuring victim's families from the biden-harris border crisis. they lost loved ones, killed in this crisis. we've got a jam packed hour please don't go away. stay tuned, stay right there. >> she was strangled. she was raped. the medical examiner s

you know, in their countries, they've also assassinated inside the united states. you know like malcolm x, you know uh stories uh, and we know for fact that the us have not just supported israeli assassination policy, in fact they were... they were involved in the killing of you know imad mugnia for example in damascus in 2008 and they are publicly bragging about their involvement in the assassination of palestinian uh leaders in beirot and in other areas and in europe and they have cooperated with the israeli musaid very closely and and now they even doing this more so... these days, the us and israel are a criminal you know entities, they are you know the professional in term of when it comes to terrorism, they own and they have sophisticated weapons, they are the two countries that keep inventing killing machines in term of assassination, and we saw you know the uh massacre that israel conducted in lebanon with the bagers, you know, and the dangerous israeli policy when it come to, they wanted to assassinate almost 500 uh lebanese in in in in one hit, and so because the resistance does

you know in their countries, they've also assassinated inside the united states, you know, like malcolm x and martin luther king and many other leaders of the civil right movement and the black liberation movement. i mean, the list goes on and on, so no one believes the united states, no one believes their, you know, stories, and we know for fact that... that the us have not just supported israeli assassination policy, in fact they were, they were involved in the killing of... imad mughania for example in damascus in 2008 and they are publicly bragging about their involvement in the assassination of palestinian uh leaders in beirot and in other areas and in europe and they have cooperated with the israeli musad very closely and and now they even doing this more so these days the us and israel are a criminal you know entities, they are you know the professional in term of when it comes to terrorism, they own and they have sophisticated weapons, they are the two countries that keep inventing killing machines in term of assassination, and we saw you know the uh massacre that israel conducted

and as malcolm x said, any place is better than here, and i think there are people that are looking at the current administration thing. any place is better for here. they vote for and you know what? a wrinkly old plumb if they could to get out from any of the what they see is as a, as a disaster, the by itself. but what you didn't, but you didn't address the question that, that wilmer and i were talking about the there are as many as 7 percent of the people who are undecided. do you not think they and, and by the way and they're not, they don't watch the news like we do. they don't mean they probably didn't want you to be, but they'll see that tech talk video. do you think they'll be moved? i don't think that's i don't think that kind of thing will be may make a decision. i remember watching uh george w bush and like, oh for both of us. he was a horrible debate or he was the one of the worst i've ever seen. any one because ultimately in the end, i don't think these debates rarely moved the numbers rarely fair point. and to your point, they said hillary clinton b donald trump, 2 or 3 t

it makes me think of this um, this quite by malcolm x where he says something like, if you stopped me in the back 9 inches that told them i felt 6 inches. that's not progress. and then he says, even if you pull out the whole way that student progress progress would be healing the wounds of the, of the blue and bridges. and the british state historic. the said is so conflicts it and setting up the problems and the sufferings of the palestinians i'm still today is completed in that. and so it's really important that we don't allow the labor government installment. and david, allow me himself is also had, you know, a lobbyist science lobbying for a long time and received money from them that they're allowed. no moral superiority on this question. i don't think anyone is buying a tool. yeah. allow me the foreign secretary, he was at a banquet with these really invested a britain to be also valley who will be basically we behind these barricades today of the demonstrations and the foreign secretary allow me said to said without you, i would never have made it to where i am, because the som

and so to say to to your points, um, it's our time to tell our story, by all means necessary, as malcolm x used to say, and um, yeah, and i'm glad to be here to be able to share that story with you all. following miss khatib's powerful words, gaza-based journalist israeli discussed one of the events she had witnessed in gaza, and marb usman summarized it in english. this was only one of the countless unbelievable stories that happen in gaza every day and inspire artists like miss khatib to depict them. she was saying that to our friend when you said that you're an artist, you're not like the others other professionals, especially the journalism, no you count very much because she has story to tell us in gaza, one of the she says she has four children, but after the flood. she has millions of children in in gaza, one of which is yahya hamad, who is young man, young boy who lost all of his family members and one of the bombings every last one of them, direct family and extended family, and when she asked him, he is now considered one of her children, and he's currently being treated in egypt

okay, robert kennedy, malcolm x strong land into pack b. jimmy hoffa so many that we can not even remember them all. what has happened to the russian people? they are brainwashed into totally blind sheep. this is the man who somehow found out that donald trump would be playing golf, found out where and when tracked him down, got within $300.00 to $400.00 yards of him, set up an automatic rifle and his go pro camera and only then did someone spot him and then it was thanks to a civilian that they caught him to the one witness make it all possible. the answer is yes. just take a minute and let's say he got down there tense estimation, nobody sees them. he gets away. actually he was on the wipers advanced and they'd still be looking for and now they 1st be doing fingerprints all the things that we do with it and then we would have find them. so yeah, that witness deserves a lot. there were quite a few civilians trying to help law enforcement during the previous assassination attempt as well. remember trying to alert them that there is a man on a roof. well, a brand new whistle blower report f

martin luther king, robert kennedy, malcolm x john lennon to pack biggie. jimmy hoffa so many that we could not even remember them all. what has happened to the russian people that they are brainwashed into totally blown cheap to anyone, read it aloud and knowing about this person. he has a criminal records. so he went through the system. they should've known that they should've picked up. so this tells us one of 2 things, right? so either the intelligence services in the us are useless, right? so that's one assumption, or that they knew the well watson, this man in which case, why didn't they not do anything when it comes to crime? we know donald trump has said the reason we accept if he does become the us president. he is all for ukraine, remain in full. so no nato membership and also that the new territory stay in russia. so of course, natural, anyone who's against something like this not has been silvo for so radical. this is how fast media found information. and i found this mag, and yet somehow vs the i know one, you know, one was aware that it didn't know again with the furthes

it, it makes me think of this um, this quite by malcolm x where he says something like, if you stopped me in the back 9 inches that told them i felt 6 inches. that's not progress. and then he says, even if you pull out the whole way that student progress progress would be healing the wounds of the, of the blue brakes. and the british state historically, as you've said, is so conflicts that and setting up the problems and the sufferings of the palestinians i'm still today is completed in that. and so it's really important that we don't allow the labor government installment. and david, allow me himself is also had, you know, a lobbyist science lobbying for a long time and received money from them that they're allowed to know moral superiority on this question. i don't think anyone is buying a tool. yeah. allow me the foreign secretary, he was at a banquet with this really invested a britain to be also very who will be basically when he behind these barricades today of the demonstrations and the foreign secretary allow me said to said without you, i would never have made it to where i am

in the usa, we have many killed j, f, k, m, o, k, robert kennedy, malcolm x strong lenin to pack b. jimmy hoffa so many that we can not even remember them all. what has happened to the russian people? they are brainwashed into totally blind sheep. this is the man who somehow found out that donald trump would be playing golf, found out where and when tracked him down, got within $300.00 to $400.00 yards of him. setup an automatic rifle and his go pro camera and only then did someone spot him. and then it was thanks to a civilian that they caught him to the one where it says make it all possible. the answers aren't covered for us. just take a minute. let's say he got down there tense estimation, nobody sees him, he gets away. actually he was on the way to savannah so and they'd still be looking for and now they 1st be doing fingerprints. all the things that we do with it. and then we would have find them. so yeah, that witness deserves a lot. there were quite a few civilians trying to help law enforcement during the previous assassination attempt as well. remember trying to alert them that

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ok, robert kennedy, malcolm x strong land and to pack b. jimmy hoffa so many that we can not even remember them all. what has happened to the russian people? they are brainwashed into totally blind sheet. this is the man who somehow found out that donald trump would be playing golf, found out where and when tracked him down, got within $300.00 to $400.00 yards of him, set up an automatic rifle and his gopro camera and only then did someone spot him and then it was thanks to a civilian that they caught him, the one witness make it all possible. the answers aren't covered for us. just take a minute. let's say he got down there tense estimation, nobody sees them, it gets away. actually, he would go wiper savannah saw and they'd still be looking for and now they 1st be doing fingerprints all the things that we do with it and then we would have find them. so yeah, that witness deserves a lot. there were quite a few civilians trying to help law enforcement during the previous assassination attempt as well. remember trying to alert them that there is a man on a roof. well, a brand new whistle blo

or third malcolm x up luther king and muhammad ali. he was privy active. he was direct. he was he was charming, was charismatic. and the guy had a inspirational. he ends up being his own editor, publisher a self-taught, charismatic speaker. i can't begin to tell. can't get my head around what he overcame to be this impactful player. one of the greatest americans ever that had every reason to be angry at america. but all he wanted to do was make america because he knew it's constitution. we weren't living up to. we didn't have a flawed constitution. he evolved to that. which brings me to and booker t now is anyone like the rocky movies. what's the best thing about the rocky movies? so one of the best things, one part leads to the next. so i love the way sam houston fought the fought in the creek war horse. you bend and he fought under andrew jackson was able to pick up where that left off and where frederick douglass and booker t. i'm like, what do i what do i do between booker t and and teddy roosevelt? what's the link? and it's pretty

or third malcolm x up luther king and muhammad ali. he was privy active. he was direct. he was he was charming, was charismatic. and the guy had a inspirational. he ends up being his own editor, publisher a self-taught, charismatic speaker. i can't begin to tell. can't get my head around what he overcame to be this impactful player. one of the greatest americans ever that had every reason to be angry at america. but all he wanted to do was make america because he knew it's constitution. we weren't living up to. we didn't have a flawed constitution. he evolved to that. which brings me to and booker t now is anyone like the rocky movies. what's the best thing about the rocky movies? so one of the best things, one part leads to the next. so i love the way sam houston fought the fought in the creek war horse. you bend and he fought under andrew jackson was able to pick up where that left off and where frederick douglass and booker t. i'm like, what do i what do i do between booker t and and teddy roosevelt? what's the link? and it's pretty

no doubt she have said what malcolm x said. he said, i'm nonviolent. people who are nonviolent with me. when we focus on nonviolent it simply and solely, we miss. the determination of african-americans to secure their freedom by any means necessary. and this isn't just malcolm x, it's also her it's african-american women in the rural south who are willing to do whatever it takes to protect their families and secure their to secure their freedom. i did not realize, having grown up the south and in the northeast and in new york, i did not realize until i was in college the south, in doing interviews, in graduate school and in the rural south. that everybody had guns, not just white folk, everybody had guns. i remember asking in an interview that question as i was trying to figure this out, this gun culture that transcends the color line in the south. and i said, not not not only you know, that everybody guns, but they were strategically placed this wasn't this was there was a logic to what they were doing. i understood the pistols in the nightstands i al