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Vice president. so i have seen people use martin's 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 i've 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. i'm not as offended as martin might be because people will use his dad's words. >> neil: alveda, when you get with your cousins or thanks giving, is it's a ruckus affair? you all stand out. you say you love each other. how do you settle ...

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 can't pretend people don't have ethnic distinctions. to say work with college prep, it's important to do excellent college prep for every ...

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, ...

With colin first took a knee. and i said at that time, well he has the method down pat, taking a knee. but he's 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 against people. without that kind of prayer, when you take the knee, it is just a symbol. when they had m...

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? >> it's 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 our nation better. so if we can pray and do what uncle m.l. dr. martin luther king jr. said learn ...