. >> tom joyner was helping to moderate with you. there are authors, professors of hbcus, congressmen. >> naacp, urban league. it's easy to have people who are in academics and activists, but you've got to have infrastructure. having the urban league and naacp, those groups have people, members and chapters. 100 black men. that it's difference. it's easy to say, folks do something. they say where do i go? >> you talk about the political economic and socio-cultural avenues here. these are things mark morial with the urban league, naacp have been tackling on a regular basis. why this conglomeration today, for example, over the course of four days, why is this particularly important and pivotal? how might this help reset an agenda for the next coming months? >> this was specifically about give me one thing you are going to work on and you want people to work with you. thousands of folks watching on television, commenting online. i have been hearing since the election folks saying, i want to do something. of course the president's slogan