How those you have on red? I think that I was down south. I got these down south and this is it for today. And everybody kept saying, Nickers, Nickers, I'm putting it there. Oh, man, it's best for him to be here. You know what I mean? I get the one to come from in the middle. I can't step. This is me. No, yeah, you don't. You aren't one much for a black power or anything like that. Green power, baby. Green power. Yeah, I'd give me some green power. And I can buy the buildings where black power, white power is holding me. And I turned down and opened my two 76 service station under a fictitious name. Hey, red, have you ever thought this is street money? I'm not a man. This guy is silly question. You've never wondered why money was green. Why is money green? Because I guess it's because Jews pick it before it gets right. You got equal time. My face black. Man, we've been foreign. Chop me up a salad. No, no, no. I'm not going to mess with you. There's your room. It's a caucus. Oh, gosh, is that money, red? That's really funny. Oh, I'm a park Jewish. Fuck. Look at me, oh, black. All the way up black boxes. When you were a youngster, red. Never was. When I was born, I was 41. In your younger days, you knew Malcolm, didn't you? Oh, yeah. I knew quite well. I think I knew better than anyone, you know, in his young days. How long did you know him? 18 years. We were friends and partners and whatever. What kind of business we in? We're in business, trying to escape. When you were a young man with Malcolm, did you ever see in him the qualities that would lead to his being idolized, not only by his people, but to a lot of people around the world? Well, he had leadership qualities all the time and he had a big heart and he was all a man and he was honest, you know. And I think until he took that whip and, you know, took quite a few whippings, I mean, terrible whippings. I don't think he would have been the man he was until, you know, when you're in the ghetto and you have nothing else to do but try to succeed, you might do anything. And which we tried some of all of it. I'll tell you, because it's just past stature limitation. But we had to do some things just to survive, just to eat, you know. And sleeping on a roof is pretty rough in New York, you know. And you get up there and there's another guy sleeping on the roof in your spot, you know. That's a truth fact. I took my wife's in New York last year and I drove by the building where Malcolm and I sleep on the roof, 7.07, St. Nicholas. But it's elevated building, you know. You didn't sleep in a place where you had to walk up. And ride to the top floor and then walk up another flight, you know. Nice warm chimney. Did you know, during that 18 years that you knew him, did you see the gradual transition in his character and yourself? Oh, the whole thing changed. I saw everything change. It was unbelievable how Lanka just go from being level like this and then, because he found something, like I found something. I don't march or things like that, but during my performances, I say quite a few things that I think are contributions both black and white. Because I don't know any prejudices. I was never taught that, I don't care. What color you are. If you don't touch me personally, we are right. So, why wouldn't you march? Me? Yeah. I've been marching here for so many. I'll catch a cab, meet him. I just never was involved. I'm in show business now. We got somebody out there somewhere that can lead the march. You know, like a general. I still do cringles and let them lead it. But I just can't, it's not my bag. I'm coming. And I love it, 31 years every month. And like I said, I'm making my contribution. Now, if you were to march though, and if you got involved, let's just say you went out. And somebody struck you. What would happen? Struggling. Yeah. I mean, physically struck Zorro. I think I go crazy. Because like Einstein, I've somebody just draw back at me. My knife, a little bit bad, self.