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employee that is controlled by lyndon johnson, the president of the united states and not the governor of the deep southern states. at the same time he doesn t tell king that he himself is trying to work out through nonlegislative means a way to get voting in the south. he s keeping that up his sleeve because he wants martin luther king to put it all out there for this cause. he wants him to think that it s all on him. johnson certainly is well aware of king s great strategic abilities and his ability to put moments in front of not just the nation, but in front of the entire world and would create greater support, sympathy, empathy for what was happening to african americans in the deep south when they were simply trying to exercise their right to vote. it is a wonderful example of how the president and a movement work together.
of getting registered, now, if the state laws are too high and they disqualify a bunch of them maybe we can go into the supreme court and get them held unconstitutional. it s a problem, yes, sir. i know that. see what you can do and do that pretty quick. i wish i had known that. i had not heard that. that was before we got there. my god. i mean, it s unbelievable. if there ever was an exhibit a of being a masterful politician, that was it. johnson is not taking anything for granted. he knows he may not be able to get a law through congress so he s trying to find other ways to make this happen, even the possibility of making the postmaster generals, a federal employee that is controlled by lyndon johnson, the president of the united states and not the governor of the deep southern
consensus of alternatives for the right and center. that is fascinating. i saw a pullout today from georgia that had trump up huge, 40 or 50 points. it s a reminder there s this thing called the f.e.c. primary they re calling it where you ve got all these southern states and you re down there in mississippi reporting on this. trump is polling we look at iowa numbers and new hampshire numbers. we haven t been looking at those deep southern states in the calendar. but he is cleaning up there. he is. i would just say i m down here in mississippi because i think when you look at the calendar everyone should look at the map and the calendar and spend an hour with it because you see everyone s talking about march 1st, super tuesday but mississippi s march 8th and you ve got to find what comes next when it shifts from proportional to winner-take-all. cruz has a huge organization. chris mcdaniel is running the cruz organization in mississippi. this kind of organization matters. i m prett
united states of america, and of course the president of the united states and pretty much a major concern for his reelection campaign. but i have to ask tonight, the people of alabama, the 41% that really aren t sure, how much news do you have to watch to be sure? are these numbers are we at a point in mississippi and alabama it s not really what you believe, but it s what you want to believe? culturally believe? isn t our country better than that. do you know why newt gingrich is telling people he can get them to $2.50 a gallon of gas? because apparently they will believe it. how sad it is. where is idiotsville, mississippi, anyway? do they do polling there. i m talking to the two deep southern states tonight, mississippi and alabama.