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Gandhi was number 13. churchill was ten. fdr was sixth. einstein was fourth. at the very top it was a close call with first place going to mother teresa and second going to martin luther king jr. it's not like that was a surprise or something. if you took the same poll again today, martin luther king would probably finish close to the top once again. he really is wrun of the most revered and admired figures of american history. but now take a look back at this. it's the gallup's annual list of the ten most admired americans from 1967. this is the last for the last full year martin luther king ...

Woodrow wilson. tell me about woodrow wilson's position on race. >> he was an arch segregationist. he segregated the american armed forces. >> glenn: not segregated before he got in. >> yeah, and segregated the post office as well, which is difficult. but he did that. and he reduced the number of african-americans enrolled in the federal government. >> glenn: did he not also because he wanted to be a little more subtle, did he not also introduce if you were going to apply for a job in the federal government, suddenly, there needed to be a picture attached? >> yes. >> glenn: yes. >> the picture...

Woodrow wilson. tell me about woodrow wilson's position on race. >> he was an arch segregationist. he segregated the american armed forces. >> glenn: not segregated before he got in. >> yeah, and segregated the post office as well, which is difficult. but he did that. and he reduced the number of african-americans enrolled in the federal government. >> glenn: did he not also because he wanted to be a little more subtle, did he not also introduce if you were going to apply for a job in the federal government, suddenly, there needed to be a picture attached? >> yes. >> glenn: yes. >> the picture...

Wilson's position on race. >> he was an arch segregationist. he segregated the american armed forces. >> glenn: not segregated before he got in. >> yeah, and segregated the post office as well, which is difficult. but he did that. and he reduced the number of african-americans enrolled in the federal government. >> glenn: did he not also because he wanted to be a little more subtle, did he not also introduce if you were going to apply for a job in the federal government, suddenly, there needed to be a picture attached? >> yes. >> glenn: yes. >> the picture in the post office. one way to keep i...

Woodrow wilson. tell me about woodrow wilson's position on race. >> he was an arch segregationist. he segregated the american armed forces. >> glenn: not segregated before he got in. >> yeah, and segregated the post office as well, which is difficult. but he did that. and he reduced the number of african-americans enrolled in the federal government. >> glenn: did he not also because he wanted to be a little more subtle, did he not also introduce if you were going to apply for a job in the federal government, suddenly, there needed to be a picture attached? >> yes. >> glenn: yes. >> the picture...