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What he saw from that mountaintop was an america that many of us didn't see as bad as our parents, but still saw from our parts being unequal, and he was saying, he left message for us to keep going until we got to the promised land. you must remember, joe, in those days, the battle was there was some in the black community that were saying dr. king had out run his relevance, and the black power advocates were denouncing him. he remained steady that i believe we can make it in america. we can do it nonviolently, we can change laws, and you have to stay the course. as i told you many times, his...

As we remember martin luther king's sacrifice to stand for the principles he gave his life. and do it nonviolently. those protesters that we see in sacramento have been nonviolent. there was one infraction last night where a sheriff hit one person. they tried to say a riot is coming. it didn't. they're operating in the spirit of king. the bust of dr. king was still in your office, mr. president. what about the dreamer, dr. king? why don't you try and implement it? we'll be right back. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is th...

Shawn belle's mother and father. i thought about rodney king. i thought about 25 years ago. i thought about how when a jury in sydney valley acquitted police on tape found beating him over and over again, i remembered many of us went to l.a. there were riots. there were violence. we don't condone violence in any circumstances, but i remember the apostle of nonviolence himself, dr. martin luther king said violence, these riots are the voice of the unheard trying to be heard. people explode when they feel they aren't being heard. when people like those of us that raise it nonviolently are attack...

That's almost unprecedented in the last 48 50 years. as we have navigated through the events of the last two weeks, from peaceful protests to this time last week where things began to really reach a boiling point, to where we are now, where people begin to see that the first step of justice has taken place. you can always look in hindsight, but i have to tell you, it's been turbulent waters for anyone who is an elected official to navigate this past week and a half. i will simply say that i'm glad we're at this point. i think that in hindsight, even when anyone can probably say, we should have...

Means, take to the streets, give full probe to your concern, sadness, outrage, but do it peacefully, do it nonviolently, reflect the highest moral and constitutional values of our country as we're trying to do on our journey for justice. there's no -- >> i've got to cut you off, but thank you very much. very eloquent comments from the president and ceo of the naacp. thank you very much for joining us. good luck on your march out there in missouri. we'll stay in close touch. >> thank you, wolf. >> thank you. we're going to continue watching the situation that's unfolding on the streets of new y...