chyna, the mother of his, of their son, what's his name. >> king cairo. >> king cairo, king of something. >> one of the most awesome names ever. this is blac chyna twerking

and that i see this everywhere you go and i want to acknowledge it on c-sp c-span, dr. king has three principle biographies. taylor branch, david darrow and clay carson. there is no book written without the heavy lifting that has been done by branch and cairo -- and i thank them for the having the thing that they did. this is the book that looks at the last 12 months. april 4, 1967 and 68 looking just at that last 12 months ended the first book i might add that tells the story in real time. so it puts you in the space with dr. king. as a matter of fact in this book he has never dr. king. to you and to me he is docked. >> in this book he is never even doctor king. to you and me, he is not. so i want to humanize him so that you know him. on page one and you see that, and all throughout the book you're going to know him as well. as his colleagues and coworkers and friends knew him. so i put you in the space of him and it is like a real-time movie. and especially at this sacred place here at the museum. but you are were with him every step of the way. and he is pulling and confessing and

this everywhere you go and i want to acknowledge it on c-sp c-span, dr. king has three principle biographies. taylor branch, david darrow and clay carson. there is no book written without the heavy lifting that has been done by branch and cairo -- and i thank them for the having the thing that they did. this is the book that looks at the last 12 months. april 4, 1967 and 68 looking just at that last 12 months ended the first book i might add that tells the story in real time. so it puts you in the space with dr. king. as a matter of fact in this book he has never dr. king. to you and to me he is docked. i want to humanize him and take them off that pedestal and put you in his inner circle so you knew him as doctor. so when you see dog i'm talking about dr. and author of the book you will know him as doc. like his colleagues and co-workers knew him. i will put in the space with him and is like a real-time movie where you grow with them every step of the way for the last 12 months. until he arrives at this sacred space to lorraine motel at the national civil rights museum. you witn

this everywhere you go and i want to acknowledge it on c-sp c-span, dr. king has three principle biographies. taylor branch, david darrow and clay carson. there is no book written without the heavy lifting that has been done by branch and cairo -- and i thank them for the having the thing that they did. this is the book that looks at the last 12 months. april 4, 1967 and 68 looking just at that last 12 months ended the first book i might add that tells the story in real time. so it puts you in the space with dr. king. as a matter of fact in this book he has never dr. king. to you and to me he is docked. i want to humanize him and take them off that pedestal and put you in his inner circle so you knew him as doctor. so when you see dog i'm talking about dr. and author of the book you will know him as doc. like his colleagues and co-workers knew him. i will put in the space with him and is like a real-time movie where you grow with them every step of the way for the last 12 months. until he arrives at this sacred space to lorraine motel at the national civil rights museum. you witn