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khalil is in hyattsville, maryland. a veteran. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a point to bring forth that the origins of memorial day are rooted in foundational black americans activities after being freed from slavery. there is a story where david blight asserted the holiday is rooted in a moving ceremony held by freed slaves on may 1, 1865 at a tattered remnant of the confederate camp at charleston's washington racecourse and jockey club, today known as hampton park. the ceremony is believed to have included a parade of as many as 10,000 former slaves, including 3000 black

alyssa and hyattsville, maryland -- in hyattsville, maryland. democrats line.ler: justice alito and clarence thomas should recuse themselves from anything that involves donald trump. whatever happened to justice is supposed to be blind? i know it does not often happen for american blacks. it's a two-tiered system. we have the laws that apply to other people but then you have certain people and they don't the laws -- the same laws to apply. these christian nationalists, that hold of the bible in one hand and admitted conviction e -- convicted sexual predator who lies -- host: what is this about the fight that impacts the justice's ability? caller: they are not impartial. they are out and out giving -- they are stating w supreme court justices should be held to a different standard. this is not just my uncle or cousin flying the flag. it ties back into what's going on with clarence thomas and his wife and their involvement in efforts to stop the steal and stuff like that. it's concerning. i wonder if the shoe was on the other foot on how the outreach would be fro

host: anthony in hyattsville, maryland. caller: good morning, mimi.veryone is jumping to about what goes on in israel, that i would remind you that the river to the sea people, that was something said by andrew jackson when he did the trail of tears, which is the same thing that's happening in gaza, moving people from one spot to the other. his speeches, by persuasion and force they have been made to retire from river to river and mountain and until some tribes have become synced and others remain remnants to preserve for a while there once terrible name surrounded by the white with their art of civilization, which by destroying the resources of the savage doom him to weakness and decay. that was andrew jackson in 1829, who i guess you could say from the white house, racism from the white house. you can call it what you want, but that started way back then. you hear from the river to the sea, that speech that none yahoo! gave when the war started -- that benjamin netanyahu gave when the war started, it goes back in history. the native people here are

khalil is in hyattsville, maryland. a veteran.rning. >> good morning. >> i have a point to bring forth that the origins of memorial day are rooted in foundational black americans activities after being freed from slavery. there is a yale historian who asserted that the holiday is rooted in a moving ceremony held by freed slaves on may 1, 1865 at the tattered remnants of a confederate prison camp at the washington racecourse and docking club. today known as hampton park. the ceremony is believed to have included a parade of as many as 10,000 former slaves including 3000 black schoolchildren singing the union marching song, john brown's body. while carrying arms full of flowers. most of our foundational black american history obscured, but it's very invigorating that we know the roots of memorial day, thank you very much. >> jean moran, any follow-up. >> i'm not familiar with that story. i don't deny its veracity. >> on memorial day and maybe it's basic question. but one that some americans still struggle with. sweet -- we see this