All righty, hello and everyone, and welcome to it.

It is the Derek Hunter podcast for the 19th of January, 2026. Still feels weird to say 2026, but I honestly don't think I screwed up.

I think I screwed up more dates in what year in December than I did in 2025 or 226 so far,

except for right there. Say, want to make God laugh, make a plan. Anyway, just telling you that there's not really a show today because it is a holiday.

It is Martin Luther King Day.

I think in the past I have played the I Have a Dream speech in its entirety.

But I hear that the King family is like throwing a bunch of people.

I don't know if that's true or not, but it's not worth the risk.

It's not worth the hassle. And so I'm just going to tell you to go find it. It's hard to find

King's speeches. The family is very protective of the image and the words and all of that. Even for news,

not that this is a journalistic outfit, but even for news, because, well, it's how they make

their money. Honestly, they make their money off the name. They make their money off of their

father. I can't i

i know a lot of people find it gross and for a while i did until i had somebody who knew them

sort of explain it to me one time off to the side like well all these kids were very young

when their father was murdered and he didn't have any money. He wasn't getting rich of.

I mean, I'm like, oh, you know, that kind of makes sense that this is their legacy. This is their

family's legacy and it's their family's inheritance. So I can't really be all that pissed about it,

although I wish they would kind of loosen it up a little bit and like put things on YouTube and stuff like that for people to see and people to use, because, you know, it's important.

He said some really important things that have been bastardized by Democrats. It's hard to find

various things because they're hidden. And I think that it would be very helpful to combat a lot of the garbage.

And, of course, later on in his life, he became more radical, they say,

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