Power starts right now. Enjoy that. static Static Continues Car Engine Humming intense wind its such a such a sort of, satisfying thing, i guess, to be in power. And they usually, the great persons usually told you to do. If you looked around, they werent there when the showdown came. Whistle Blowing [officer] go home or go to your church, this march will not continue. [ella] what i do, [officer] see that they disperse. [ella] is supposed to speak louder than what i say. Marching Footfalls siren sound screaming Whistle Blowing screaming Horns Honking Hooves Beating On Pavement drum sounds siren drum sounds screaming Overlapping Shouting shouting continues [speaker] last sunday, a group of Negro Americans in selma, alabama attempted peacefully to protest the denial of the most basic political right of all. The right to vote. People have to have faith in themselves and they can only gain that faith by being given the opportunity to grow. And when people value what they can do, they dont
- [crowd] black power! - we want black power! - [crowd] black power! - we want black power! - [crowd] black power! - that s right, that s what we want, black power. and we don t have to be ashamed of it. now from now on when they ask you what you want, you know what to tell them, what do you want? - [crowd] black power! - what do you want? - [crowd] black power! - what do you want? - [crowd] black power! - that s right! who do you want? - [crowd] black power! - that s what we gonna get. - [reporter] as black power is taking over the march as a rallying cry, its phrase maker, stokely carmichael is seizing leadership from dr. king, who more passionately than ever pleads for nonviolence to a diminishing audience. - [mlk] this may represent a desire to rise from a position of disadvantage to one of advantage, thereby subverting justice. on the other hand, i want to make it clear that i absolutely understand the the meaning of the phrase and the need for power in our struggle. - [stokely] d
to be clear. it s like a theme park of soft decision making in number ten. the helter skelter, the lost in space, there s the final ride, which is make the decision and if you can stick to it by the end of the ride. they all have to be shut down we need not to have a fairground. this is the big moment when every politician has to face up to the reality of who they are. he needs to be honest about himself. a colourful phrase maker! isn t it? a very colourful phrase maker who, of course, shall remain anonymous. but it was interesting, this person went on to compare this situation actually to westland and margaret thatcher. so, you know, when a politician, a prime minister, has a terrible moment, they have to look themselves in the mirror and think, ok, what do i do? do i carry on like this, or do i actually make some tough, honest decisions about how i comport myself? or do i need other people around me? and making those comparisons with those affairs of the past that h
about himself. a colourful phrase maker! isn t it? a very colourful phrase maker who, of course, shall remain anonymous. but it was interesting, this person went on to compare this situation actually to westland and margaret thatcher. so, you know, when a politician, a prime minister, has a terrible moment, they have to look themselves in the mirror and think, 0k, what do i do? do i carry on like this, or do i actually make some tough, honest decisions about how i comport myself? or do i need other people around me? and making those comparisons with those affairs of the past that have defined a leadership or pointed to a kind of pivot point in a leadership quite something. that s what s so interesting about it. also, that theme park metaphor is quite a good one as well, because everyone loves a trip to a theme park, but actually you wouldn t want to live there. there you go! you go there for a thrill at the weekend, and then the rest of the time you re at work, knuckling down.
bradley s stuff. we learned stuff from them the hard way. bill bradley was i was working for the chairman of the committee. i look at duality, one in particular for him as a senator then for his staff. bill bradley is going to join us tonight. oh. because when he was in his first term in the united states senate, one of the people he hired for his staff was william taylor, who became yesterday, possibly, the star witness in the case against donald trump. wow! we will get bill bradley s view of the young william taylor who came to work for him. a, that s a fascinating backstory and b, i am already riveted. stay with us rachel. i will. rick wilson will join us at the end of this hour. it will take him that long to compose his thoughts to respond only the way a phrase maker like