00:00You know what? I hate that we have spent this much time, you know, on SPLC and we've not addressed
00:07the elephant in the room, the literal elephant in the room.
00:11The vast majority of the people on that side of the aisle, and for those of you that are at
00:16home, let me tell you, when I say that side of the aisle, I'm talking about the Republicans, the ones
00:21that brought this hearing.
00:22And again, you've heard that this is not the first hearing, but the vast majority of them are white men.
00:27White men are lecturing people of color because the vast majority, actually, any semblance of diversity comes from this side
00:36of the aisle.
00:37You want to tell people of color who is fighting for who?
00:42People of color do not feel comfortable or welcomed within your party.
00:46That's why you have to parade someone who has the name Dr. King attached to them so that people can
00:52be confused because I have been reading the comments online and people are like,
00:56who is this Dr. King?
00:57Because you want them to believe that somehow she espouses who Dr. King was, yet you've yet to have MLK
01:06III come in here.
01:07You've yet to have Dr. Bernice King, the ones that were actually raised by Dr. King, the ones that actually
01:13probably understand the teachings of Dr. King.
01:15And I just want to be clear because I want to talk to y'all about what the Dr. King
01:20had to say about racism so that y'all don't get it twisted and don't get it confused just because
01:25you see the name sitting in this room.
01:27Our nation was born in genocide when it embraced the doctrine that the original American, the Indian, was an inferior
01:35race.
01:36That was from his 1963 book, Why We Can't Wait.
01:41He also said in the final analysis, racism is evil because its ultimate logic is genocide.
01:49If one says that I am not good enough to live next door to him or to have a good,
01:55decent job or to go to school with him merely because of my race,
01:59he is saying consciously or unconsciously that I do not deserve to exist.
02:03This was from his 1967 speech, The Other America.
02:07So just to be clear, y'all don't seem like y'all even understand what a hate organization is.
02:15So I went to Google to help you out.
02:17A hate group is an organized group whose beliefs, practices and primary purpose are centered on advocating malice, hostility or
02:25violence towards people based on their immutable characteristics such as race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or disability.
02:36So I know some of y'all are, you know, caping for Charlie Kirk because I didn't heard y'all
02:42talk about his organization over and over and over.
02:45So I'm not going to play with anybody who's going to play with my time.
02:48So I'm going directly to Ms. McCord.
02:50Professor, let me put some respect on your name.
02:53All right.
02:54If I see a black pilot, I'm going to be like, boy, I hope he's qualified.
03:00Does that sound like a hater or not?
03:03That sounds like a racial stereotype.
03:06Okay.
03:06Sounds good to me.
03:07We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the mid-1960s.
03:14That sounds like someone who still adheres to racist views.
03:19Okay.
03:20America has freedom of religion, of course, but we should be frank.
03:24Large, dedicated Islamic areas are a threat to America.
03:29That is someone who can't accept that America is a multiracial, multireligious place.
03:34Okay.
03:35These all just happen to be comments from the fearless leader of Turning Point USA.
03:41So I could see where SPLC was going.
03:44I also think that it's so interesting that right now, just for those sitting at home,
03:48you may not know that Oversight is not having any hearings right now because the Republicans don't want to deal
03:53with the Epstein file.
03:54So they have shut down all of Oversight Committee hearings, right?
03:58So we've got an indictment for SPLC.
04:01I have still yet to see an indictment on any Epstein defendant.
04:06Not a one, but okay.
04:09And we want to talk about what happened in Charlottesville.
04:12And we are so upset about Charlottesville.
04:17All of a sudden, I would be interested to know which one of you had something to say about Charlottesville
04:23when it happened,
04:23because I don't think that y'all were saying those same things.
04:26In fact, our fearless leader at the time said that there were pretty fine people on both sides.
04:30You were okay with the tiki torches.
04:32You were okay with it.
04:33But I digress.
04:34I'm going to move on to Texas in my last 24 seconds.
04:38In your testimony before the Texas House of Representatives, you read aloud a series of messages between you and other
04:44whistleblowers,
04:45basically explaining the corruption happening directed by Attorney General Ken Paxton.
04:49On page 82, lines 5 through 11, you list all the corruption that Ken Paxton directed you and others to
04:55carry out.
04:56To quote, demanding that we investigate facially bogus charges, refusing to take our advice,
05:01that there is no prosecutable offense, demanding that we hire outside counsel and authorizing an improper phishing expedition.
05:09Is that correct?
05:11Time to delay is expired.
05:13The gentleman can respond if you want.
05:14My testimony from that proceeding stands for itself.
05:20The gentleman's time has expired.
05:22I understand.
05:23Our next person is going to give you time, Dr. King, to respond.
05:25So we will now recognize the gentleman from South Carolina.
05:28I'm going to be gone.
05:30Dr. King, thank you for being here.
05:32I know that there was a monologue earlier in which you wanted to respond.
05:36I think you were kind of ready to do that.
05:38But we're not given that opportunity.
05:40Would you like to briefly respond to that?
05:41Very briefly, Congresswoman.
05:44I am a bit emotional.
05:46I'm going to watch what I say.
05:49But it seems as though you have suggested that I am a bastard to the King family legacy.
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