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He is wrong. russian aggression is strengthening our resolve and our confidence. we might all help mr. putin understand his grave error. we might show him the beaches of normandy where lingering craters and bullet holes demonstrate the west will to sacrifice to preserve our freedom. >> you know, willie, we usually after the show as everybody knows we put on a song. that reminds you of a couple beat nicks. >> exactly. the general is not going -- >> yeah. no, he's going to -- >> quietly into that darkness. david ignatius, that's a man with a couple days left on the job before john bolten comes i...

Incarceration of black folk. he would have to address the fact that the projected number that by 2053 the median income of black households will be zero, zero. in 1968 the median income for black households was zero. right? he would have to address the fact that our schools are as segregated today as they were in the 1960s. right? we can go on and on. there's a speech he gave in stanford in 1967 where he makes the pivot to genuine inequality and he talks about this is what we're facing now and talks about housing, unemployment, policing and the like, but then he says, what i've come to learn a...

That we as a people will get to the promised land. >> that was 50 years ago last night when the reverend martin luther king jr. was in memphis to help striking sanitation workers. he was asked to speak at the mason temple where thousands of people had gathered hoping to hear him. the sermon he delivered there would be his last and he would be assassinated the next day. 50 years ago today. with us now, host of msnbc's politics nation, the president of the national action net work reverend al sharpton. every time we watch that moving, stirring speech he prophesies his own death that comes the ne...

Would come bubbling up. >> peter, we have -- we as americans have this ideal, this martin luther king. and it seems like his life ended for so many americans in 1963 with the remarkable speech and march on washington, and we look through, boy, when he walked through the valley alone, being attacked from the far right and from the far left, talk about just how difficult those final years were for dr. king. >> you know, we're all taught about the "i have a dream" speech. it's been so overplayed that that's the image people have in their head. but as king himself said, it turned into a nightmare ...

That has come to honor memorials with me in new york. i wonder if he will put on the face who was trying to befriend hip hoppers in new york before he was a politician or is he going to keep playing this kind of racial playing to a crowd but dividing to a crowd. i wonder, mr. president, can you find at least the moral strength to memorialize mr. king and what he stood for. >> and what will it mean if he does tweet based on what he's done over the last several years. last night i watched the mountain top speech 15 minutes or so again and i was talking with my daughter about it and she asked if ...