But I'm saying to you this morning, my friend, even if it's all your luck to be a street

street. Go on out and sweep streets like Michael Angel, opated Pete's picture. We've

streets like candle and Beethoven composed music. We've streets like Shakespeare

or Portrait. We've streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will have to pause and say

here lived a great street sweeper whose weapon's job was. I absolutely love that

message. It, you know, applies to anything and everybody and every kid ought to hear that. It

also, you know, goes to one of Dr. King's themes that I think are most important that are being

lost. And that's if you make yourself so clearly deserving of respect, anybody who

disrespects you looks like an idiot or a bad person, a person worthy of condemnation,

make respect for you. So obvious a reaction that, you know, you're on the high road. I think

that's a great message and one I've tried to give to my kids as well. Speaking of Dr. King's

speeches, you know, everybody's going to play you one sentence of the I have a dream speech

and I think you probably know it already. And so we've dug down into a couple other of his

great speeches and moments. This is one we played a couple of times today already, but it's,

I think it is probably the greatest few sentences he ever said in his life.

Maybe I could understand the denial of certain basic press for mintment privileges because they

have committed themselves to that over that, but somewhere I read of the freedom of assembly,

somewhere I read of the freedom of speech, somewhere I read of the freedom of press, somewhere I read

that the greatness of America is the right to protest far right.

The thing that I think is so incredible about that is there is no counter argument. These are

your sacred principles live up to them. That's great stuff and I'm pro all of that.

Well, we just play absolutely fantastic. But is there a butt coming? How could there be a butt?

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