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We are radically transforming this country and it's happening

by the first black president, which brings me to another point.

Today is Martin Luther King's birthday.

And that's something to really celebrate.

And I used to think about my black brothers and sisters, especially in Christ.

I think about the irony that the first black president that they are so excited about.

And rightfully so should usher in a time of godlessness.

It's just amazing to me. Isn't that ironic?

I don't. I mean, that is really one of the most twisted things.

So that the black community has to choose between rejoicing that there's an African-American president

for the first time in the nation's history.

While understanding and their deep conscience that he's ushering in,

things that they are, they live their lives or the opposite of, their passions are the opposite of.

It's a dilemma.

I think the ironies of today are just not escaping any of us.

It's very hard. I would be lying if I said otherwise to celebrate today.

But I think it's very good for us to remember our history,

what our founding fathers stood for.

And there's nothing wrong with reminding each other and fighting to retain it.

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