On CNN, I was questioned after I spoke in Two thousand seven about Barack Obama and CNN said, What did you think about this young man ? I said, I think he's brilliant. I think he has fresh ideas. But I'm under no illusion that even if he did become president, that he could change the reality of black suffering in America. Because when you are running for something, you can say a lot of things. But when you sit in the seat and you feel the energy of electricity, Putin, Sutton, on your backside, the forces that surround power is always the real pies. US. President Obama does not run this country. President Obama has been chosen to govern white affairs. And if in that process we get something, it won't be because the governing powers won it. It will be because we organize and force a government to speak. TOWANDA, Uh, no. Thank you for the question I wanted clearly said in love that I love my brother. I've voted for him. At five o'clock in the morning I was out there with my wife voting for our brother. I like you, am very proud that a black man sits in the White House. Ah, alright. But I also understand very clearly. Yeah, and we should understand that it is the White House until we exercise power, that's right to force that House to address our agenda. Now, remember this is The Julianne Malveaux mentioned a Philip Randolph man. That was long time ago and the cry was Jobs idea, and Justice. Yeah, in the March on Washington in nineteen sixty three, the cry was Jobs. And yeah, Justice, in the twenty year anniversary of the March on Washington, the cry was Jobs And Jeff, We are now in two thousand ten and the grand. What is the cry ? Well, wait a minute. Hello. Are you going to sit around baggy white people to dupa What we have to, ah, share, believe, inspire blacks, be.