publicans formed the ncaap they may know that but many eople don't know that. in 1930, 99% of the registered black voters were republican. 99%. william worley in 1917 he takes a case to the supreme court. it is the most famous case to overturn jim crowd. the same democrat majority that voted against the 13th amendment, the 14th amendment, the 15th amendment. we have a great, rich history, we need to talk about it. we need to bring it to the present. we have to say the school system is awful and more awful for those who are stuck in areas where louisville in the predominately african american area there's a 40% graduation. we need a party that goes in and says, do you know what to the education establishment, we're going to fix this. we're going to give people a choice to go and a chance to go to the same schools that we go to. i think we will get people to consider us as a party. but they won't unless we show up. i went to the hispanic chamber of commerce. a lot of them were friendly and they used to be in republican. they are open to us on family issues and tr

. >> he did at ncaap. look at the speech. he doesn't talk about this at all.duation and give a policy speech. >> exactly. >> i did a back lori yet. you did the commencement at brown. you didn't give a whole philosophy lesson. you talked to the students. >> absolutely. and in many ways, part of what we see here is a reaffirmation of something that i think is critically important. you know, i'm not a believe that marriage in and of itself solves political and social problems. what he was suggesting was the human side of it. what he was suggesting was something about family and i want to be clear, he wasn't being totally middle class about it. he said earlier, all of your partners, whether they be male or female, it was a broad and inclusive message about our humanity. you, successful young person, here in the world where you will face all of these economic difficulties, you're going to have people telling you that the only thing that matters in terms of success is whether or not you reach a certain level, a certain potential, he says, none of that matters if you