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Vice president. so i have seen people use martins words so many times in so many ways. i actually will quote my uncle myself sometimes. my favorite one, especially for today remembering him is that ive decided to stick with love. hate is too difficult a burden to bear. so i will use that without even applying it to any of my particular ideologies or beliefs. im not as offended as martin might be because people will use his dads words. >> neil: alveda, when you get with your cousins or thanks giv...

Original sin. what do you think uncle m.l. as you call him would think about that? >> well, i was a college professor for 19 years in the 1980s and 1990s, i left to serve the george w. bush administration in the early 21st century. during those years, did i, as a college professor, know that many of my own students predominantly african-american had been disenfranchise you had. so i have never been colorblind. if you are colorblind then you need glasses. we cant pretend people dont have ethnic d...

Catching the method without taking the message of gods love. >> neil: do you think that your uncle or your dad they would be sip pathetic to minority -- sympathetic to minority football players in particular who feel to the african-american man, woman, is not treated fairly today? >> my uncle, my dad, a.d., m.l. king, daddy king, certainly believed in justice and equality for all people. and i do, too. uncle m.l. said we must learn to live together as brothers. ill add as sisters. or perish toge...

With colin first took a knee. and i said at that time, well he has the method down pat, taking a knee. but hes forgetting the message. martin luther king jr. and my dad, a.d. king, both of them taking the knee along with other civil rights leaders there are pictures. when they took the knee it was in prayer, repentance for their own since, for the since offers this, for the nation, forgiving others who had harmed them and asking god to help this nation and to end racism and the injustices agains...

Need to put that in. america return to god. i want everybody to know that. ainsley: i love that. >> america return to god.com. good morning you and all our friends. ainsley: why did you title it that? >> its time to pray. and that will let you know exactly what i believe we need to be doing right now rather than all of the controversy. we can pray and join the incoming president, our in the president, mr. donald trump who is inviting leaders across america and all of the people to join in making...

Legitimate president and many other people are following suit and are not going to go to the inauguration as well? >> well, i actually admire congressman lewis legendary legacy of civil rights and working with my uncle m.l. in the civil rights movement of the 20th century. and so i believe he should stay on that track, nonviolent conflict resolution. i believe that congressman lewis can actually help america by working with the president. so that nonviolent conflict resolution, one blood of the ...

Leadership when it comes to race in this nation and how close he is. 61 times he visited the white house. does it make you uncomfortable that his words, his notions are now taking the lead perhaps over the words of your great uncle? >> well, i actually believe that we can overcome evil with good and my uncle showed me how to do that. uncle m.l. did, my daddy, my grand daddy. so im joining with leaders from across the country to encourage peaceful, nonviolent protests. people do need jobs and wor...

Cell phone today, and he called his assistant and said get over here quickly, bring a pile of money, help this man. ive got to go on and take care of my business. the banker said he had to wait about the stock market, the lawyer said he would lose his case if he stopped. the preachers said el people wont tithe if if i miss sunday nights service, but martin luther king jr. said its not what will happen to that man if we dont help him. its what will happen to us if we dont. caring for the needy, d...

From the letters that dr. martin luther king wrote from the birmingham jail and a d king preached and dr. king preached i saw a bibliical approach it family and life and they were not the burning issues 50 or 60 years ago, if they had been issues, i cant help but believe they would have a bibliical approach. >> in my book kenning rules, kwh which you endorsed? >> yes, happily. >> the kings rule, not dr. martin luther king rule but the king of kidnappings and that doesnt change by our opinion or ...

From the letters that dr. martin luther king wrote from the birmingham jail and a d king preached and dr. king preached i saw a bibliical approach it family and life and they were not the burning issues 50 or 60 years ago, if they had been issues, i cant help but believe they would have a bibliical approach. >> in my book kenning rules, kwh which you endorsed? >> yes, happily. >> the kings rule, not dr. martin luther king rule but the king of kidnappings and that doesnt change by our opinion or ...