he held marcus garvey get out of jail back in the 1920's. a pastor, an activist, i great preacher, all of these great things that instill values in children. >> host: where did you live and how did he die? >> guest: guys, well, killed by the black legion, i group with the kkk back in the 1920's during the great depression. and you know they put him, you know, not in the greatest situation, but he was killed did talk about in his autobiography. just really an invincible. the strength of the family. he would take his son with them when he was speaking to the community about self-reliance, about perseverance, working hard, the importance of education, all of these things. >> host: what was malcolm levels lifelike? >> guest: my father's childhood was an exceptional you know, he had so many siblings played much like my own, it gives you the sense of, you know, tenacity camino, makes a good friend. both of the parents that would enable him to go on in his adult life. one of the greatest political strategists, a humanitarian us, just so many wonder

marcus garvey petitioned the league of nations to do such. malcolm x was about to petition the united nations and got dr. king to support that petition. and then malcolm x was killed two weeks later. so to have the first african-american president to do that is very significant. and then to have attorney general holder with his legacy, no other attorney general has been more outspoken on civil and human rights since bobby kennedy. and it was very significant for him to go to ferguson. we still have a long way to go to get rid of the special danger we face. >> liz brown, as an attorney, you watch that video and here is someone who is complying with the police order. the police asked him for license and registration. that's indied the car. he turns inside the car to get that and complying with the police order is what gets him shot. >> and not only was he complying physically, he was complying verbally. he referred to the police officer as sir. what did i do, sir? he put his hands up on the way down as he was falling to the ground after being s

i'm not negative at all because change is coming and does marcus garvey said, look for me in the whirlwind yes, ma'am, thank you so much. >> text epa, i just want to make sure for those who can't spell. 90975. thank you so much. congressman becerra speed and let me begin by first checking chairwoman fudge and all the members of the black caucus for inviting me to be here as well. we've heard the word of them for a long time. that's always trouble but when they use the word them, we know what comes. but has it ever been different? have you ever heard a different word? and today we had a great conversation about all the things we need to do. they're still using the word them out of there. about a month ago a lot of us in the latino committee believed something great what happened because the present was going to do something congress would not because republicans kept blocking reform of the broken immigration system but it didn't come. there is a deep disappointment. as wade said, this is not an issue just for the latino community. deep disappointment. but there is now a movement to tell peo

and as marcus garvey said, look for me in the whirlwind. >> yes, ma'am, thank you so much. text epa app 90975. i just want to make sure for those who can't spell. 90975. thank you so much. congressman becerra speed and let me begin by first checking chairwoman fudge and all the members of the black caucus for inviting me to be here as well. we've heard the word of them for a long time. that's always trouble but when they use the word them, we know what comes. but hasn't ever been different? have you ever heard a different word? and today we had a great conversation about all the things we need to do. they're still using the word them out of there. about a month ago a lot of us into latino committee place on the great what happened because the present was going to do something congress would not because republicans kept blocking reform of the broken immigration system but it didn't come. there is a deep disappointment. as wade said, this is not an issue just for the latino community. deep disappointment. but there is now a movement to tell people you should not go vote becau

and does marcus garvey said, look for me in the whirlwind. >> yes, ma'am, thank you so much. >> text epa bp 90975. i just want to make sure for those who can't spell. 90975. thank you so much. congressman becerra speed and let me begin by first checking chairwoman fudge and all the members of the black caucus for inviting me to be here as well. we've heard the word of them for a long time. that's always trouble but when they use the word them, we know what comes. but hasn't ever been different? have you ever heard a different word? and today we had a great conversation about all the things we need to do. they're still using the word them out of there. about a month ago a lot of us into latino committee place on the great what happened because the present was going to do something congress would not because republicans kept blocking reform of the broken immigration system but it didn't come. there is a deep disappointment. as wade said, this is not an issue just for the latino community. deep disappointment. but there is now a movement to tell people you should not go vote because peo