kennedy brothers. glenn: right. yeah. glenn: what does it feel like to have a family heritage i mean, i don t, a family heritage of death for speaking your mind? in america that seems so strange. that s our legacy, our heritage. we have to have courage. we have to be prepared. that s why to the naysayers and the critics saying right now that alveda king has no right to discuss the legacy of martin luther king junior. she s hijacking the journey. i have a dream, it s in my genes. how can i hijack me? i m the heir of the king family legacy. glenn: isn t it part of the dream, though, that everyone has a right to dream? life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
i told you how many times i stood on the steps where martin luther king stood. the media is who does he think he is? when i first stepped down the steps, maybe three or five months ago, i stood in that spot and that s exactly what i thought. who the hell do you think you are? a nobody. a citizen. a man of faith. a dad. a guy who truly believes that our country is in trouble. and i am willing to do and say the hard things. i am willing to lose my life, my fortune, but not my sacred honor. i have lost it before, because of the things that i have done in my past. i m a recovering alcoholic. it s the only thing that is truly yours.