accident that you had a million people brothers that the million man march and you come back and do it again i mean this is just overwhelming and i want you to know i was happy to be a part of   and it has come to this and you say the day after which i was concerned about but you still work so what do you want to say about that first as a muslim all praise belongs to him i cannot take any credit for the success of twenty years ago nor can i take credit for this success ten ten fifteen i believe that  gave us the thought twenty years ago and gave us the victory and he gave us the thought again through the honorable and he gave us the victory one of the things that set muslims true muslims  of the glory and things that we do under his direction praise is not something that the human ourselves so i think all of those who helped and there were many that are known that have and many many more unseen hands that but remember we said this was not a moment but a move so the day after was more important than the day because if we only relish the moment then the moment becomes vanity but if the moment leads to a movement then that will live beyond the moment and it will be live it will live beyond those of us who helped create that moment so that's all i will offer on that ok let me say you know as a replay you know we had a lot of conversations during that time when you were preparing for i was blessed to spend time with you and different cities that you movement these people had taken all they could take around the country seemed as though every day no one cared whether people were talking about it or not kill another one so what are we going to do about it you know as you know we are looking forward to america which they decided they couldn't make that possible full and people shut down and they forgave the young man before he could even be arrested so what do you think that this movement if what difference i should say do you think it's making now having on the entire population of america even though they not speaking about  children of israel and feral refused to let the people go moses prayed to god jehovah that the wealth of egypt which was sort of tracked to the slaves that god would break the power of the riches of pharaoh this is happening but he also said that the children of israel were blessed by god to be chosen for god's glory to make of venom a nation for the benefit of the whole world but the slaves were so fascinated by pharaoh he was not willing to let them go where even more tragic no matter how evil the master treated him was not willing to let the master go so god did several things number one he struck at the wealth  number two he began to break fair rules influence around the world number three in he made pharaohs people begin to really the children of israel to the point where they were beset like we are now and every day there is another black person shot another black person kill another black person killed by another black person so we are getting sick and tired of it we won a solution so now  why is that because god wants us to let pharaoh go so he can make of us a great nation for his glory and for the benefit of all humanity so i'm not surprised that the killings going on and they will continue and they will get worse until we recognize to people that claim jesus that don't know jesus and if you do let's see if you know i mean you really are two questions and they end up with is that they don't know the point i'm making her messenger that you represent the more successful the representative the more they look at who he is representing  with a lot of a b c s in the degree but what i have from the honorable elijah mohammed is so powerful and so invincible th at they have to think if that is the representative what is the teacher like you know and i'm so happy that you put it that way because i agree one were growing up we knew so well you got to say nice things about him he loved everybody but i'm from the old school beyond an argument so when he told him he woke up right away but he was scared to death now you have taken dark to king almost singlehandedly and need lib and made it this i have a dream and made us begin to see him from an economic perspective redistribute the pain you introduce us to another dr king if students have not been able to do it to mass satisfaction you're going to stand out maybe a little prejudice here but i am from birmingham i can say i was living there when they bombed sixteenth street baptist church i don't know what the on a level that i haven't seen now i'm saying that to say it is alarming to do this a long way the honorable elijah muhammad said he steadied himself from nineteen thirty one to nineteen thirty p it and his tutor you and i know that tell you once before that you you do so many different things that people don't seem to be aware of you told the guard was may and better than i ever heard of people and you did that in the early days i still listen to the tape be used to memorize the but steal their people and according to the messenger ninety eight percent of the people don't believe god is ma saw your representation i saw other people take bits and pieces but they couldn't sustain themselves so you could put it in a way you will but help me to understand what do we have to do to gab and people say ok we'll see this the moment in history now you need a little bit of debt because i mean i've been here with the with all these energy the guard has continued to bless me with and you know you begin to agonize what will happen when we go in the problem book the honorable elijah moment talk amassed a foreign mama talked about seventeen million key and how much time would it take for rusty law to receive the key and allow the key to turn that that person whose mind is in yes the day or in the mentality of a slave would turn toward freedom and finally discover take the abuse of rejection the abuse of our peoples slander and backbiting and not break down under it and here with his own and do so from us well now dr king i want to come back to brother because we never agreed with his methodology the  honorable elijah muhammad felt that he was one of us who wanted to see us free but his method was such that it would not bring the results that he sought brother malcolm at the time of the freedom rides when they went down to being am and and they were beaten up in the bus was set put for they have no place else to go but where you and i standing now what is the difference between the word and the fulfillment is time and in between the word and the actual ization of the word us have meaning to the honorable elijah muhammad those that hate him those it turned against him he said he would get them all so now he put that in my head well if that's what you believe that all of them are going to awaken and all their dry bones are going to live and i believe that then i'm never going to abandon the mission of trying to wake them up now why do i bring back dr king and even brother malcolm this stuff that we say we believe in he was a teacher of the essence of life itself freedom justice and equality ok so now when my brother was shot down i was on the radio making broadcasts for the honorable elijah moment and i said just before he was killed my brother is marching but he's marching to the drum beat to death i felt that my brother was going to be assassinated so in my broadcasts i mentioned sure enough few months later brother was killed and i asked by the t v and i was is this that we can disagree with a man and then when a bullet strikes him down we are tender and soft and all of a sudden we are hurting and these are his words to me  brother as long as the tests state lives is writing is testament but when death comes it puts an end to his testament then the historians come and gather up the bits and pieces of his life and gives him his place in history  sign us to the just been of history not saying how valuable our contribution was to the onward munch of aa people if you listen to what white folks said about marcus garvey drew would you love them no if you listen to what white people wrote about brother malcolm while brother malcolm was brother malcolm about his children and white children they're all going to go hands in one day it's going to be like that ok that they never came that of the great ones they buried him they lied twisted their history so we don't even think about them anymore dr king is in the grave and we see him as a dreamer that's t way white folk left brother but when he met jim ahmet his testimony was still being written and the last two years of his life is not what the world knows of dr king why not because he met the messenger of god and he was affected by that messenger and he began to be a much more militant he was always a man of character but he now is militant and now they can't stand a militant dr king they want to dress  now he was talking revolutionary so when a who was a now they made him a saint and they made him a great great lover if you will soon made him  what he said here so i bring dr king back from the grave because he never have been treated right he can't rest in peace if you don't know his piece so i'm bringing him back and i am literally i would say i would say pricking the conscience of his followers who let the historians but that man in the box that they put him in as a dreamer after they heard him say he had awakened from the dream and the dream had become a nightmare who is saying that who knows that who will stand up brother how can you recognize the greatness of god because the greatness of god is what's manifested in the brother that you see every day and don't even want to talk about so not not the point so you agree that you are a bit people are prio to recognize the contribution that he made and you attribute it to the meeting with the honorable but you also c king that they want the people to have of dr king and what we're doing today is you need to know you a man not from nineteen sixty three but you need to know him to april the third nineteen sixty eight the day before a brother was assassinated now look i'm saying that to say this when i asked speak his words some silly muslims got to deal with us too because if there come a time when i won't take a listen it's from us anymore there come a time when you pay dearly for the way you think and the way you talk about a man who's representing god and his messenger that's just a warning and i'm putting out because it will happen the honorable elijah muhammad said there that day coming when if you speak ill of him somebody will make you pray for the dead and that's real that man w he's become an icon because the enemy made him that for their purpose rather malcolm has become an icon but the enemy made him that for his preface malcolm's greatness was in the teen years that he worked for the nation of islam under the guidance of the mohammad now he's got to come back now because the things that malcolm said before he fell and the things they be said after that has to be studied with cause this change in him what caused the change in dr king now for this boycott let's get to that because it's very important i didn't know what frederick douglass said about the white man's holidays until our research team dug it up that means frederick douglas is relevant right now he's not a man of yes the day he's a man of today for when he was alive among us he condemned all the holidays of the white man as nothing but a trick and not to whom to keep our people from in so rection so he let the slaves have a day off and we don't care nothing about that holiday we just happ matches and betting on one or the other been afterwards he would give us something to drink and we would get drunk and then he would say which one of you can drink the mo games of chance is spurt and play that's the way we've been trained and that's the way we act so come out of the shadows frederick douglass and take your  place as a great thinker a great mind your words have relevance right now in this boycott of this wicked machination called christmas it's not honoring jesus we want to bring on a back to jesus and take center and this commercial madness and put it where it belongs in the garbage pail of history no he said we're going to boycott all the downtown stores in jackson mississippi for christmas it was nine didn't nine percent successful white terrified wrecks wouldn't come in that downturn to spend their money brother had men mine he wanted us respected he did not want these toilets in the black and white and he wanted black people working in these stores that we spend money in oh what a great man what a great vision he was winning the men came out and big black people please please wait a minute all right come to this bargain basement sales and they lecture a company please do with black people put some lights on your house like you used to do beggin us to spend money because that's the only power that we have in america is the power of our consumer dollars and when you stop throwing your money away and whole joe money invest your money then you gain respect i'm not finished yet let me look at let me say this now brother was killed the next year sixty three he was assassinated the birmingham bombing of the church done to kings we should boycott don't even know their day existed but today we gotta bring them back because it's on their shoulders that we're standing when we talk about boycotting christmas now look davis all of them were august for justice and they started boy cutting christmas adam clayton powell the gre legislator in the history of congress and he was a black man and dr king's said for christmas it's a christmas is the white man's somebody come i may go but i'm taken some down with me don't you want to know about these people that wanted to but so now we are boycotting christmas and you know why we're successful is not because they weren't it was the right idea but the right idea when the right time will be successful now is the time to say in san l and raise jesus christ and put him where he belongs especially if you say you believe in him and they can you tell me you believe in him and i dropped the night before running around with sexual g s and gambling and i did jesus was none of that so join us in a real dear brother minister louis farrakhan and we're going to continue and i'm so happy to have him here with us today i have a few announcements to make but i think that what i'm and i'm going to do i'm going to take a break and continue our conversation back in better than sisters the new and improved digital edition of the newspaper is available all right now don't miss an issue digital as you've said you won't be here but you certainly are making your eighty two years of you look great even when you try to be a it was hard to be angry with your people that you love so much now after he left i realized the energy all the power was in you know there were other than me it was like a transfusion that he was giving us while he was here so while he was here he was the light of the world you came but he had an assignment and when he messed up and lost his faith jesus had prayed for him that's a beautiful part of the history because disciples and not the master disciples are students and students sometimes they appear to understand and sometimes they appear to understand sometimes they are a little i would say foolish weaknesses make them act in a way that jesus rebuking them spanking them trying to make them better well as a student of the honorable elijah muhammad he's always putting us in situations and spanking us and making us to be a better representative of that which he's representing so yes i he said but i have prayed for you but when you recover grew in strength and you but we win and he prayed for me and my faith did fail me and when i recovered by his grace and when strengthened that faith in everybody that had lost it and that is the way that god uses farland me and please allow me to ask what you remember when i spoke to you about from thirty one to thirty past the message just it himself and he concluded he was the first one to believe in master for obama and everybody else do you see yourself by me without and as i say better to have this place you can you honestly t this but who will we didn't know what you were encountering with the opposition and the things that you were going through but that shouldn't study this condition of what would ok but at first you know when a man tells you great things about yourself and you really don't quite believe that it's true you have to  that's why the whole idea of patience and the honorable elijah muhammad said things to me about me that would make the average man's head swell so he would it as it exoneration from the day that i thought about the little man we got to do some with his man i was not a minister in the nation of islam per se i was that they said well when it was just a little really thank you thank you so part of life you know death is a part of life and knowing how to handle the loss of a loved one is  great knowledge that islam really gives you and i wanted to say this to you too brother i know that your greatest desire from all the conversations i've had with you is to see the people knowing the honorable one and loving him as he is and knowing how connection to him is connection to self and to god i don't want you to worry because god's word will not fail even if we are not around to see its fulfillment it will fail that may alija mohamed and what he gave to and to the world i know of a surety that is time goes on people are going to wake up to the value of that man how will they know him brother move near the bible says how will  they have a preacher and how can they have a preacher except he be sent in that beautiful talk