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African-american votes for democrats for the most part. vast majority. they've been doing it for over 100 years. >> since 1960s, 50 years. >> also can we say -- over 50 years. african-americans were traditionally republican because they were the party of lincoln. dr. king, daddy king was a republican. first of all, he gets the facts wrong. many black people couldn't vote until 1965. and he gets the facts wrong again because there used to be a huge black consistency to the republican party that they kicked out. they literally kicked out. >> that is important van, that's important for people to ...

Catching the method without taking the message of god's 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. i'll add as sisters. or perish together as fools. it's not divided down color line. we want justice for everyone. african-americans, ...

Archdiocese in the country, has always been a place where -- >> conservative catholics too. >> traditional. >> bernadine. >> bernadine was not. >> thank you. half dozen presidential candidates for 2016 are themselves roman catholic. and the pope's views on climate seems at odds with many of them. on the eve of the encyclical on climate, jeb bush told campaigners while campaigning in iowa he respected the pope but he would not take political guidance as he put it from the head of his church. >> i don't go to mass for economic policy or things in politics. i have enough people helping me along t...

Song. song for the people. >> i want to get your reaction to what you saw in charleston. >> well, in charleston my heart was stirred. i felt so good about it. i remembered my dad reverend ad king uncle martin luther king, jr. daddy king after his wife was shot in the church. they began to pray and forgive saying we have to forgive and love. people also have to repent when people do evil things. they need to repent. as we pray and forget and love each other -- i remember my own colleagues at fox were so angry and upset and said this guy is terrible horrible. what can do? there i go saying pray ...

Is shaking the regional traditions of the south in an entirely new way. >> king is extremely pleased with the emergence of the student sit-in movement in early 1960. there were sit-ins in atlanta where dr. king is living by that time. king himself gets arrested in one at rich's department store. king is kept in jail when everyone else is released. >> and that's when it got involved in the presidential campaign. >> john kennedy, the presidential candidate, calls mrs. king to express his concern. very unexpected public gesture. >> within 24 hours, robert kennedy called that judge and asked that ...