Today's show is focused on you, specifically on you and your ability to change this world.

If you're out there today and you want to make an impact on this world, on this life

that we have on this planet earth, I want to encourage you that you do have the power

to change things.

There was only one Martin Luther King Jr. and he made a profound impact on this world.

He changed the way that you and I perceive the world around us.

Many, many people saw the injustice of segregation at the time, but Martin Luther King Jr. spoke

up against it.

He spoke out with truth, and I want to play for you just a little audio so you can understand

the level of conviction that Martin Luther King Jr. had when it came to sharing about segregation

and how it was so wrong and how he had a vision that one day we would judge people based

on the content of their character and not just based upon the color of their skin.

Listen to the conviction in Martin Luther King Jr.'s voice here.

All we say to America is be true to what you said on paper.

If I lived in China or even Russia or any totalitarian country, maybe I could understand

some of these illegal injunctions.

Maybe I could understand the denial of certain basic First Amendment 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.

One man can change the world, and that includes you.

Some shows don't need a celebrity to write her to introduce a show, but this show dies.

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