The Michael Berry Show. It was on this day in 1963 that Martin Luther King, Jr. would deliver

the I Have a Dream speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. I spent a lot of time studying

the context within which he wrote that speech. It holds up 60 years later, but when you consider

the time that he wrote it in what he was trying to accomplish with the speech, it really is a piece

of art. As a pastor, he had some experience in front of congregations to be clear. And rather than

play you that speech, which you've heard so many times, we thought we should pay tribute to that

speech. And who better to do that for us now? Surely, you'll lick her.

Good, did you remember that one time A Trisha came down out of the attic? It was something

in 1965. It was Dr. Martha Luther King and got on television. I was about 18 years old and it was

black and white and it was scraggly. Good, I remember, my mother would get up there and squat down

and mash on the buttons to get that TV just right. And it was just a solid quality of black and white.

It was white marble statues and columns. And it was about 30 to 40. And it was in a perfect

triangular order on the stage. And I don't remember none of it. But I've heard it said, I have a dream today.

Oh, Lord Jesus, hold on. I have a dream today, huh?

Well, I'll get that all of it to black children. Now little by childrens would hold hands together

one day and be able to pronounce each other name. It would be like James Hishmiko, Charles Hish

Jenner, Kwana Kwana. Larry, meet velveteers, tell you. Oh, who is my Trisha? Oh, I have a dream today.

I have a dream. Someday I will not be judged by the skin of my color, but by the content of my

character. And I'm sitting here waiting for my character to come over here. And it's not covered

under this old Bama care. Oh my God, I went to Asian order, order block and warming down there

saying, honey, I'm sorry. She said, you're not going to get no refund. You're going to get penalized.

I said, how am I going to penalize? She said, uh, but rock, see it. If you don't pay for this here,

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