GLENN BECK, HOST: America, this is pretty amazing. I’m trying — I’m trying to explain why the DOJ would excuse these guys.
Tiffany, can you please play the — could you please play the “kill the cracker” or whatever he said?
Let me play this for you, because these guys have been left off. Militant intimidation. They’ve been let go.
Militant intimidation. Militant intimidation. Militant intimidation. Terrorists. Militant intimidation. This — this is the collection. This is the civilian defense force I think of the president of the United States.
These guys, how do they fit in? Besides using the same kind of tactics — remember, here is what this man said, the DOJ just kind of dismisses. Here it is:
SAMIR SHABAZZ, NEW BLACK PANTHER PARTY: I hate white people. All of them. Every last iota of a cracker, I hate it, because we’re still in this condition, man.
You want freedom? You’re going to have to kill some crackers. You’re going to have to kill some of their babies. Let us get our act together.
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BECK: This is pretty amazing stuff. We are traveling back 50 years. The difference is race is different. The hate is the same. Race and the tactics are different.
Now, we’ve shown you this picture, the president with Charles Ogletree. Who is he? Well, he was a prominent lawyer, he still is; professor of Harvard University. He’s a respected guy.
But let’s look at his past. He grew up in California. He went to college in the early 1970s. He attended Stanford University.
It was when he was at Stanford University that he started hating the elitism of the university, and became involved in the Black Power movement — Black Power. It emphasized the radical pride and promoted black collective interest.
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