during the height of the civil rights movement, we worked with people and got to know people. there was members of the klan, people who beat us, rescued us, jailed us. we never gave up on our fellow human beings. julie: all right. kevin crabtree covers the capitol and joins me now. you say biden shouldn t apologize for working with fellow senators he deeply disagrees with, but his problem is that he didn t condemn them. explain. that s exactly right. he could be forced to go on an apology tour. this was an unforced error, as clyburn said. it s a serious problem for him. but what i think is the worst problem is he did not con testimony these segregationists
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listening to somebody. he s known as the conscience of the united states congress. still speaking his mind on issues of justice and quality. despite honors like the 2010 metal of freedom, those who work with lewis says he wears his fame lightly. a lot of people in public life seeking to get to the front of the line immediately. not john lewis. humility. he didn t couple of as this grandiose figure. he comes off as a humble, decent, kind soul. part of what makes john humble is that he knows who he is. and he knows that he s sacrificed for greater good. so what else does he have to prove? although he still carries the scars of his days in the movement, lewis is willing to engage with those who hurt him. one of the class member who beat us came to this office. many years later. and said mr. lewis member of
decent, kind soul. part of what makes john humble is that he knows who he is, and he knows that he has sacrificed for greater good, so what else does he have to prove? reporter: although he still carries his scars of the days in the movement, lewis is willing to engage with those who hurt him. one of the klans member who beat us in south carolina came to this office many years later and said, mr. lewis, i ve been a member of the klan. i m one of the people that beat you. but i want to apologize. will you forgive me? his son started crying. he started crying. and i cried with them. it is the power the way of peace, the way of love, the power of the philosophy of nonviolence. [ applause ] thank you, brother. good to see you. he epitomizes what the nonviolent movement s all about. it s about soul force.
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