And if I can die having brought any light, having exposed any meaningful truth that will

help destroy this disease, then all the creditors due to our law, the Lord of all the worlds,

and only the mistakes have been mine.

Welcome once again to the cinephiles where this week we are, I swear, concluding our exploration

of the great film Malcolm X. My name is Steve Morris. I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor

in Los Angeles, California. Hello everyone. My name is John Rokam, a writer, producer, host,

film critic here in San Diego, California for the Outlaw Nation. And I am coming to you live,

at least we're recording this, in Las Vegas from my hotel room on the second day of cinema,

third day of cinema con and taking some time out to record at least part of this last part of

Malcolm X with my brother Steve Morris and our guest against Steve, writer, director, actor,

all around race historian and a big fan of movies and a guy who has directed me,

who has helped to manage me and has been a friend for over two decades now.

And I'm so happy how much of the fans are enjoying him on our show with the last three episodes or

last few episodes, the great Andre Gordon. Andre? Well, I just bought Twitter back from you.

Nice. Nice. I'm sure you got 44 billion Roman Roman. That's so much I love you guys.

Well, and it's funny, we were just talking off mic and what I think has been so great about all

these episodes is here we have three people with totally different backgrounds. We have a white

guy an African-American guy, Latino guy having really honest, friendly, non-confrontational

conversations about what is normally an exceptionally difficult topic. And I just want to say that

I really feel lucky that I have you two to talk to about this. Joe, very welcome. Yes.

Andre, it's an audio podcast, so nobody can see that. Yeah, I just put up the fist, guys.

That offend any means necessary. We'll have this conversation.

...