back in 1963, a long time ago, i was there for the march on washington with dr. martin luther king. [applause] and all of you know, everyone knows, that what the struggle was about was the voting rights that everybody in america, no matter what the color of your skin in america, has the right to vote. 1965, president johnson signed the voting rights act. a major breakthrough. a year ago, there was a supreme court decision that undermined a lot of the voting rights act and now you have governors and legislatures all over this country --you know what they are trying to do? they are trying to make it harder for people to vote. for poor people, elderly people, for people of color. i think that is cowardly and i will tell you why. because they are afraid of a free and fair election. they don't want people who might vote against them to participate in the political process. [cheers] i believe that if someone is running for office or someone is governor, and they don't have the guts to allow a free and fair election, do you know what i think? they should get another job and get out of poli

reverend martin luther king give a speech that empowered her to do more for social service. dr. king said everybody can be great because anybody can serve. you don't need a college degree in order to serve. you don't need for your verbs and subjects to agree to serve. you just need to have a heart full of grace. sisters,rs and a heart full of grace. then you have love in your heart as well. i present one who has served well. because she has served well, she served with a period and not a comma. she served well in the past. she serves well in the present. and she will serve well in the future as our next president of these united states of america. [applause] hillary clinton: good evening. thank you all so much. , thank you for welcoming us here to central baptist church. i am deeply honored to be with you and have so many numbers of your church with us this evening, both here in the sanctuary and in the fellowship hall where i hope they can hear our voices. i want to recognize a few people. you will be introduced to these extra ordinary people behind me in a moment. i believe yo

. >> dr. west, i want you to have the -- >> the legacy of martin luther king. that's what we're talking about. the legacy of your blessed father. look at his example. he was not just fighting against racism. he was fighting against a class system as well. that's what bernie sanders did. you can't do it as a wall street democrat, my brother. you just can't do it. >> dr. west, bakari sellers. >> but i'm -- sorry, if you think i disrespect you. i don't want to disrespect you at all, my brother. >> gentlemen, i appreciate both of you. i have a little bit of a delay so it's hard to orchestrate this discussion. i appreciate your perspectives. >>> melania trump turning up the volume on the campaign trail. she opened up about her life before she met donald trump and what their life together is like. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesi