Hello, friends, James Corbett here, CorbettReport.com. I hope you have had the chance to check out my new podcast documentary on Truth at Last, the Assassination, Martin Luther King, that was released on the 50th anniversary of the King assassination back last Wednesday, April 4th.

If you haven't yet watched that, I suggest you do. The link will, of course, be in the show notes for you to do that. I have only two things

to note about that. One is that, of course, I have the YouTube documentary and curse of having

the hundreds and hundreds of pages of source material from Dr. Pepper's book, The Plot to Kill

King, as well as other books that I did research when going through this, creating this script for

this documentary, and trying to condense

that down into a few dozen paragraphs to fit into a 50-minute YouTube

documentary obviously there's so much more material out there that deserves to

be read seen and understood all I can do is offer you the window into that

material so of course the plot to Kill King,

Dr. Pepper's third book and final, I assume, book on this subject, after four decades of

research, which includes appendices that are entire transcripts of entire depositions of some of the

key witnesses, incredibly important and valuable information that I could only gesture

towards in a 150-minute documentary. So please do go and consult some of these sources. And of course,

as always, I have the hyperlink transcript for the documentary so you can go and check out

some of the sources that were used in the creation of that. Secondarily, this idea of interviewing people like this for this more documentary-style production

is something I would like to do more of.

This is an idea that occurred to me several months ago when I thought about the 50th

anniversary of MLK.

I would like to interview Dr. Pepper.

I wouldn't want to do it via telephone, which is not exactly satisfying for YouTube

purposes.

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