Celebrating the life of Minister Malcolm X

Added: 2026-05-20

[00:00:00]organization and as a movement just like our people, we are a work in progress.

[00:00:07]>> We are a work in progress.

[00:00:10]>> And so as as your host for this event, I'm going to exhibit strength, but I'm going to exhibit patience >> because I love my people. So I have to be patient.

[00:00:22]>> He talked about my spiritual father, the man who we come here to honor, and man we love so much. Dr. Abdul Muhammad. Let's give him a hand.

[00:00:36]The spirit of uncle Marcus Mosiah God.

[00:00:39]Let's give him a hand.

[00:00:45]Messenger of Allah to a black man and a black woman of America, the Honorable Elijah.

[00:00:58]We we of course we come to talk about love and there's only a few or one or two of us in the black nation or the black community that don't like Malcolm X. I mean that might be one out of a thousand but there are a few out there like you.

[00:01:22]But we honor Minister Malcolm X because Minister Malcolm X is to a great degree the father of the Black Panther movement and the father of the militant black self-defense movement.

[00:01:39]that radical student of the honorable Elijah Muhammad. That's uh one with the Garby blood running through his veins.

[00:01:49]That's right. Minister Malcolm X. Well, he's the he's the he's the inspiration behind Stokeley Carmichael who we know as far he's inspiration.

[00:02:02]Minister Malcolm X's Huey P L Newton and Bobby Seal and the original Black Panther Party. Malcolm X is their inspiration.

[00:02:12]>> Malcolm X is the is the man that taught self-defense and taught that self-defense doctrine that later the Black Panther Party put into organizational reality. That is that's that's that's Malcolm's effect on that panther party. Okay. Malcolm affected Malana Karinga and the US organization and all that you know about Kawita and the seven principles and quaz that's Mal John Henry Clark who we love we love very MUCH but there would not be a John Henry Clark in the way that we know John Henry Clark without the man that he loved Minister Malcolm Thanks.

[00:02:59]>> Attorney Chi Lambo, that great uh freedom fighter attorney from Mississippi, one of my mentors. That's another product of Minister Malcolm X.

[00:03:12]Another great he's gone on to the ancestors, but we got to remember him cuz we're going to talk about reparations tonight. And we're going and we so we have to honor who Mario, right? the great founder of the Republic of New Africa. But you get Mario, you don't get the honorable Mario unless you come by Malcolm because Malcolm influenced him if Mario Odell Lewis Far. Yes, he's the national spokesman for the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, but look at his films from the 1960s. Who is he standing behind?

[00:03:50]Minister Malcolm X. Who has he even in his own speeches, in his own writings, in his own doctrines that he man who who he never heard speak?

[00:04:21]Are y'all here? Are y'all here? Let me know if y'all can hear. Okay, >> black power.

[00:04:27]>> Black power.

[00:04:28]>> Let's get back to it.

[00:04:32]>> We got something special to say to you today. We don't come to waste your time at all today. Especially to the men >> who are out here in this audience.

[00:04:44]Because Malcolm X, why is his popularity so high? Why is he so beloved? because he represents to to our people.

[00:04:59]>> Can y'all hear it?

[00:05:01]>> Okay.

[00:05:02]>> Let me know in the comment section.

[00:05:09]>> Oh, you heard you heard the beginning.

[00:05:13]>> Okay, y'all work with me. Y'all work with me cuz I got to I'm talking to you, but I'm also talking to cities all around the country and all around the world.

[00:05:32]>> This is not just a talk. This is going to get you in this interaction. That's why we went through to set this up.

[00:05:39]Okay. So, so we trying to tell you today and we don't make no bones about it.

[00:05:44]Hey, on this day and on many days, Malcolm X is demanding Muhammad is a is another is another product in a sense of Minister Malcolm X, my leader and my mentor, my captain and my trainer was my Malcolm X. And he told you at many points in times even in 1993 when he went through what Malcolm went through for what did he say? He said 30 years ago. In 1993 he said 30 years ago Malcolm fell into trouble for making comments about John and Fox. He was suspended and 30 years later would tell us 30 years later he lost that path. And so we know about a militant black nationalist in the Nation of Islam like Malcolm X. We know him personally because we walked with one of the best black men that has ever existed on 196,940,000 square miles of the planet. calling Muhammad.

[00:06:56]MUHAMMAD Muhammad is our honey in this is our mentor and he's our father and he is and his dedication and his strength is the reason why we're standing today. They're somewhat hot that I'm in this city today. They're hot that I've come back to this city today. And they are hot that I come back under the name of the Black Panther and the Black Panther movement. They're hot.

[00:07:28]>> But don't get hot with me. you get hot with my father because I don't know anything about black pastor standing like this until I met a mentor and a black man who found me on the campus of Howard University and he taught me he took me through experiences that equivalent to a bapt baptism trial by fire trial by persecution trial by rejection and he forged me to the to the degree that I'm still here standing. But I got a tough CAPTAIN for some other seats.

[00:08:14]>> Let's at least get some seats. Black man, fill in the seats here, brothers and sisters around the country.

[00:08:20]>> We're right here in New York and they're cutting in because we got something special here tonight. We stop there on Malcolm and Colin and the greatest amount and why we're here. We're here because Khal Muhammad blame this on Khan.

[00:08:40]What we're doing and what we're saying and what we're announcing and what we're doing around this country, blame it on Dr. Khaled Muhammad. But I would say you should thank him.

[00:08:50]>> That's right. That's right.

[00:08:51]>> Thank him for finding me. Thank him for finding Hashim. Thank you for those people who are around the country.

[00:09:03]Give thanks THAT WE MET A BOLD BALD >> from the days of the million streets. ONE WHO RAN JULIANA back into the foxhole.

[00:09:32]And so we keep on going. So let me let me let me let me let me say something today. I got to give some >> getting ready to talk about it. There is before we get started. We have not just come here to look backwards. We have come here to reflect on the past, but we are here in the presence to get this job done. We have not come to throw our hands up.

[00:10:02]Let me stop here. For those that are watching, remember we on the national international broadcast earlier today.

[00:10:09]Black Panther movement from Bikina Fos was on earlier today.

[00:10:14]>> You can find us on our Facebook page, Black Panther Movement on Facebook.

[00:10:20]Black Panther Party movement. We go on Black Panther Party Movement. You'll see earlier today we have representatives from Bkina Faso that represented today from our offices in Bkina Faso. Yes, brother Ayobo was on today because we are in Bakina Faso.

[00:10:45]We have we have the woman that I represent here and to establish in New York with that great leader, that bull leader that has inspired us all, that one who is the leader of the alliance of Sahel states and is the strongest leader in Africa. We also have the authority today to tell you that we bring you greetings from President Captain Ibraim Trayor.

[00:11:30]So we have that authority here today. We have the backing and the support of the government of Bina Faso from the embassies of Bina Fasa and brother Basier of the ministers and the top being in the sale and we have sent a delegation a little over 9 months ago. We sent a 15 person delegation into Bakina Faso on factf finding mission and I must let you know that that we are connected in real terms real land terms real diplomatic terms with the nation of Bkina Faso and the Sahel states. It's not symbolic talk. We are looked in with them.

[00:12:18]>> We are looked in. We have plans with them and we're standing with them despite whatever happens to come against it. Not being enough black to provide.

[00:12:27]That be enough of what you got. Bringing some extra seats in which is a good sign to give more black.

[00:12:37]>> How many of you just so we make sure we're not talking over here. How many of you are know who Captain President Ibraim Trayor is?

[00:12:52]That's good. If you don't know your act, it's all right. You want to know who he is. He's the strongest leader in Africa.

[00:13:03]>> They have stood up and took back independence in Bina Apostle. And they have given the French colonialists, the French imperialist, they've given them the food.

[00:13:19]And not only in Bakina Faso, it's in Ma.

[00:13:22]>> Not only in Bakina Fasco and Mali is in this >> President Abdul Tashan and Goa and others. These are the three strongest leaders in Africa and what they are establishing in terms of independence for black people and what they call the French speakaking world of the mouth. But it is not to be romanticized.

[00:13:46]>> They are under attack >> by alleged jihadists >> which is probably backed by the CIA.

[00:13:56]But we want to we want to let you know >> and we have the authority to tell you >> that that the uh that the Sahel the revolution and liberation struggle in the Sahel states moves forward and that we are a key part of it right here in America.

[00:14:19]We are the friends of President Ibrahim Trayor. And so they came on early today from Bikina. You go back and watch. They spoke from our offices and our headquarters at the AfricanAmerican Academy in Mu the head of the capital of King Apaso.

[00:14:39]There's an Africanamean Academy headed by brilliant black woman who's also an American citizen and a citizen of Camel. Her name is Mini Chamini Chamin. And well, why is she citizen?

[00:14:59]Well, she opened up her midnight academy and gave us a nice office to operate as our diplomatic office there.

[00:15:08]But >> what else do we need to know? And those who around the country who've heard the broadcast be clear of that her husband DJ Cher who is in nearby Cameroon in the last election late last year was taken captive and taken political prisoner in Cameroon.

[00:15:30]>> Remember this is a war report. We said this is a war report. I had to hit you with some tough reports. Then we going to get into what we going to do about it. This is a national and international war report. We've been all over the country and the world and we going to give you the inside scope about what's going on and then we got a plan of action. Okay. and and and this man here.

[00:15:56]>> How many know brother Luc, we going to open up. Okay. So, so I want you to know that we are supporting the freedom of DJ Chamani who was taken captive by the Cameroon government. They have captured him for being a member of the opposition party because the government is heavy heavy neoc colonial and there's a battle right now in Africa where people who want real freedom like Trayor and others they want it in other countries but at the top in other countries like Cameroon and Benine you got this college state though y'all prefer Sam going like Uncle was a good guy.

[00:17:02]>> We'll get back to that. Whichever one you want, >> we got some enemies in black faith in Africa and their time has come, but they're fighting back and persecuting people. So we say free DJ chain.

[00:17:19]>> Free DJ Chain.

[00:17:22]>> Free DJ Chain.

[00:17:25]>> Okay, let's talk about another man taken captive right now. He's a former new black pastor party under my leadership at that time. He's one of the strongest freedom fighters in the Frenchspeaking world. He's he's worse than me. He's been banned from France. Now he's held captain in South Africa.

[00:17:47]>> His name is Kimmy SA.

[00:17:49]>> Yes, >> brother Kimmy SA. Look him up. K E M I S E V A. He's brother. I think he's maybe 46 years old. He has a huge follow in the French speaking world. He has an organization now called Pan-African Emergencies and they were fighting Uncle Toms and Sam and Benine and he had to escape to South Africa and now they took him captain to South Africa because Benine wants to drag him back to Benine to imprison.

[00:18:29]I want you to remember this because on the 22nd this Friday, he has to go to court in South Africa on the charge of overstaying his visa. But the legal his attorneys are saying he deserves political asylum.

[00:18:46]>> And I damn sure believe that Kimmy SA is worthy of political asylum.

[00:18:53]>> That's another case we're on right now.

[00:18:55]We cannot let them take our brother down. So, we're also here to say free.

[00:19:01]>> Free Ka >> free.

[00:19:04]>> Free Ka.

[00:19:05]>> Look him up. If you don't know him, get to know him. He's one of the strongest in the world. And guess what? He's a student of Abdul.

[00:19:19]>> Okay. Earlier today, we heard from brother Ramsu in Egypt, the honorary prime minister of the black this Black Panther movement. We have a man right now on the face of the of the now >> building right now. He's one of the strongest self-determination human rights freedom fighters for what we call Afro descendants. Brother Ramsu Ununice Ramsu came on earlier from Egypt. We had from South Africa uh who was also a black man and he's a leading soldier for the pan Africanist Congress of the Senate, brother Chris St. Car. We're in South Africa. Uh we're in Egypt. We heard earlier today from our ally, not a Panther, but he's damn sure cold ally. He's the envoy for Afro descendants. I'm talking about Siway.

[00:20:14]He was on earlier talking about the United Nations voting earlier all on our early broadcast. What am I saying to you? This ain't some local yo around the block movement. This is pan-Africanism.

[00:20:27]This is a worldwide movement here that you are part of. We are the representatives. We here planting the seed in New York. But after we say what we got to say today, we want the Panther Party to spread like wildfire across New York. That's right.

[00:20:43]>> We want to spread like >> because because we believe that we have to have a party for our people as strong as a white man has a party for his people.

[00:21:01]>> The white man has the maggot movement.

[00:21:05]>> I mean mag.

[00:21:08]And whether we like him or not, a goddamn a strong leader, >> the most wicked. He might be the most wicked leader, >> but damn it, you don't say weak when you mention his name in that goddamn Donald Trump.

[00:21:21]>> That's right.

[00:21:23]>> Our our fundamental proposition, the reason why we here is that black people need a movement. Black people need a party. Our people need a movement as strong as what the white man has operating from there. You got a few choices out here. You got the Democratic Party. You got the Republican MAGA party. And we're here to say you got the party.

[00:21:48]>> Huh?

[00:21:52]You got a Democratic party or a Republican party or we going to have to form a Panther Party on a mass level.

[00:22:01]>> That's right. Because we believe that there is a path inside of every black man or woman that wants to be free.

[00:22:10]There's some kind of path inside of you.

[00:22:13]No matter how you dress, no matter how you come in, if you want liberation, you got some path in you. IF YOU GOT SOMETHING STRONGER, TELL ME WHAT IT IS right now.

[00:22:26]>> So, we we operating off a broad theory.

[00:22:30]We say that there's a black panther in every household that we can find a black panther in every household. IF THERE'S A LAWYER, HE'S THE HEAD OF BLACK lawyers for justice. He he's whatever from our university, he's a black. and he's a Sunni Muslim lifetime also Nation of Islam me minister or imam he SPEAKS FROM THE ARABIC PERSPECTIVE BUT THERE'S A PANTHER inside of him you don't know yet but I already seen leader of black liv matter he one of the best members out here I mean there's a panel out there for you there's a mass argument is that the path have a party and be a mass party for our people. Okay? And it will serve the needs of our people. Aren't you tired of the Democratic party?

[00:23:30]>> Yes.

[00:23:34]>> The Democrat.

[00:23:35]>> No.

[00:23:36]>> Are you a Donald Trump?

[00:23:43]>> I don't know.

[00:23:48]You know, there's still one or two out >> sisters and brothers. Look, look, >> I got news for you.

[00:24:05]>> The white man has changed.

[00:24:09]>> America has changed. America has changed and the white man has changed.

[00:24:17]>> The white man has gotten worse. Yes, sir.

[00:24:21]>> America has gotten worse.

[00:24:24]They changed. All right.

[00:24:26]Worse.

[00:24:28]>> Worse.

[00:24:29]>> And if they have gotten more extreme and they have moved to a harder position, we got to be hard.

[00:24:37]>> They take they change as I as I bring this to the next speaker. They open this up. They have changed.

[00:24:44]>> White man has has changed. Look at it now. You had some voting rights.

[00:24:49]>> They gave you a a path of justice called a majority minority districts where where where you were allowed to shape a congressional district where there would be a black majority so they could continue cheating us out of congressional representation. and uh a state representation. So they they had the the the the districts uh uh >> Germany. Yeah. Well, yeah. They call it that. They had the district LAWFULLY DONE >> LAWFULLY WHERE YOU would have a black where you were guaranteed to at least have a black majority uh uh district where you can be guaranteed to get you a congressional black caucus member or representative that will stand up for you on a national and state level. And guess what?

[00:25:48]You come along right now. I got all of that waiting.

[00:25:52]All of that praying, all of them, all of what we used to brag about. We didn't got the right to vote. I know we didn't got the right to vote. We died for the right to vote. Right.

[00:26:05]Right here in 2026.

[00:26:08]And what do they do? Supreme Court.

[00:26:11]Taking it back right in front of your face.

[00:26:14]>> America has changed. It's getting worse.

[00:26:18]>> Getting worse. And you all know THAT IT'S A DAMN shame >> that from the Supreme Court [ __ ] lead dog in charge. A dog, a black dog.

[00:26:35]>> That's right.

[00:26:36]>> No good.

[00:26:37]>> That's right.

[00:26:38]>> A true.

[00:26:41]>> One of the worst traitors in the history of the black nation. one of the worst traders of his own race of all time.

[00:26:50]Uncle Tom s believe it or not. Believe it or not, >> believe it or not, I met with this neighbor >> many years ago. I met with this [ __ ] when uh when my when my stepfather was getting sworn in to the Supreme Court and I was just I took my bar exam and I had an encounter with this man in the lobby of the swearing in ceremony for my stepfather and you know I'm strong just like I am but just raw. So as soon as I saw him, I said I said uh I said the ancestors straight up to him Clarence Thomas. I said the ancestors very very disappointed very what you doing.

[00:27:47]I mean he was struck he didn't believe that I'm in the Supreme Court is my witness. I wouldn't lie. and he took me up to his office.

[00:28:01]Okay, this young student law school militant Malaysia bad and I'm one on one with this negro in his office and it was so damn sad. He was in the office. He had these pictures all over trying to prove to me that he was still black.

[00:28:24]He wrote down pictures and started saying his son was Jamal and and start showing me she prophet pictures and all that. I mean it was pitiful.

[00:28:35]I didn't have the wisdom at that time to argue with his decisions except to tell that they were wrong. And I know I was right on that that he was wrong because he's still wrong. They go vote for Donald Trump on the Supreme Court every day.

[00:28:50]But it was truly sad of this negro of how this negro has done us.

[00:28:57]>> He's leading the pack.

[00:28:59]>> They're taking everything from us and we got to fight back. That's right.

[00:29:04]>> They taking everything from us and we got to fight back.

[00:29:07]>> That's right.

[00:29:08]>> In truth, we're not fighting for Voting Rights Act. We're tired of being white people.

[00:29:15]>> That's right. We would we would rather have full and complete reparation and give us over a >> I bring you greetings from the honorable Silus Muhammad >> as I serve as his conductor for his national reparations movement in the Afro descended nation. Can you say afro descended nation? Afro descended nation.

[00:29:46]>> We here in the Black Panther Party movement, black for justice, all of us.

[00:29:50]We are also in the Afro descending nation. We want you to keep that name and remember the name of the honorable Silus Muhammad because he is a student of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and he's held alive on reparations for years and years and they just came back court water. The leaders of the Afro descended nation just came back from Geneva. Just came back and they made progress over these years. Well, how do you know attorney that this Afro call is making progress? Steady trail study uh what's my sister? Dr. Ara, talk to me. Some of y'all know Dr. Ara.

[00:30:39]When Dr. Harakama took that large delegation again to Bikina Faso. What was the government saying? The government talking about your fight in the west. The government of Aina Faso recognizes Afro descendants and their cause. They recognize in Africa that they too had a hand in getting us over here. And are start Yes, they did. and starting to at least admit that. All right. Okay. So, again, things are changing.

[00:31:14]Things are changing. They getting they getting worse. Now, >> let's talk let's just go over a couple more points. Let's look at >> Do you care about >> Yes.

[00:31:33]Greetings to all the Black Panther chapters out there watching. Greetings to John Kimmy Shabbaz in West Virginia.

[00:31:40]Greetings to National Reparations League, Rashad Sing down there in Alabama. Greetings to to to every one of the Black Panther movement leaders around this country. Let's come back here.

[00:31:55]Iran Sure.

[00:32:00]>> Venezuela.

[00:32:01]Now, now, now here, here is where Donald Trump has made his match >> because through the power of the US military, through the power of what they call gun diplomacy, through the power of the missile, through the power of the F35, superior aircraft, superior missiles and missiles He figured that he would dominate the world through military force and through military flexion. He going to force every inferior opponent to to to shake and tremble at America and make a deal.

[00:32:49]He's driving as he just moved his military army around and conduct his wickedness that that every knee would bow to him, >> that every tongue would confess to him.

[00:33:00]Matter of fact, this put a mean mouth comparing himself to Jesus.

[00:33:09]>> You're not the Christ.

[00:33:24]Oh, but he stuck HIS OH, BUT IF Mitch was here, he could tell you that he done stuck his foot in the track, Donald Trump.

[00:33:33]>> He went down there and grabbed Maduro in the middle of THE NIGHT AND DRAGGED MADURO out of his body, brought him back to America. THAT'S RIGHT.

[00:33:42]>> DRAG THE HEAD OF A SLOW SOVEREIGN NATION THROUGH MILITARY OPERATIONS THAT DRAG Maduro >> back to America.

[00:33:52]Accuse him of selling dope.

[00:33:54]>> Nobody sells more dope than the United States.

[00:34:07]>> Look, I ain't got one life to live.

[00:34:10]might as well go for it.

[00:34:14]>> So he got his chest pumped up now.

[00:34:17]>> He's praying Cuba and going in the Iran.

[00:34:21]Figure when he toppled the run, Cuba will throw up the white flag.

[00:34:25]>> But he made a mistake when he went into Iran.

[00:34:29]>> He made a mistake when he went. What was he doing when he went into Iraq?

[00:34:34]>> Doing birthday. He was doing pardon me ladies.

[00:34:38]This is a political term.

[00:34:42]I don't know other way to put it.

[00:34:44]>> The first thing he was doing was being a prostitute for Benjamin.

[00:34:53]>> He doing the work of so-called Israel >> and launching his surround.

[00:34:59]>> Why is Netanyahu in the war room of the White House? Why would they have war plans and at the head of the damn table and the other joint American military study running inside the white house?

[00:35:14]Who really runs?

[00:35:16]>> That's right. Who this government runs 18?

[00:35:35]Look how big his ears are.

[00:35:45]>> Look. Look man, it's a lot of wickedness in the world.

[00:35:50]>> And was one of the most wicked men in the world.

[00:35:54]>> He kills children.

[00:35:56]>> He kills women.

[00:35:58]>> He kills babies. He kills without impunity. That's why he will. But how does he become a [ __ ] for Benjamin?

[00:36:14]So here we have he got his own GUY SPITTING A BILLION DOLLARS A DAY ON A BILLION DOLLAR A DAY.

[00:36:22]They say they got there. They said we hit them hard in 48 hours.

[00:36:29]>> They don't capitulate.

[00:36:32]You know where the leaders are.

[00:36:35]We kill their leadership. They don't capitulate.

[00:36:39]>> They don't make a deal.

[00:36:41]Oh, but the Quran says they plans and Allah plans and Allah best. That's right. Oh, it was painful.

[00:36:54]They killed the ayat people.

[00:36:59]>> They killed the leader of Shia Islam in the world. That is a grave offense >> to kill the leader of Shia Islam. That goes against ALL OF THEM. EVEN EVEN IN WORLD WAR II AND WE NEVER SAW HIM assassinating the heads of state of other he's taking on Yahoo.

[00:37:23]>> They say we killed our hearts will be broken.

[00:37:28]>> But they underestimated the system.

[00:37:31]>> They underestimated the resilience of a people that have had a civilization for thousands and thousands of years.

[00:37:39]Huh?

[00:37:40]>> Right.

[00:37:42]>> And so >> and so killing the killing at least 40 of their top leaders and men have had no effect on them capitulating in this war.

[00:37:56]>> Donald Trump forgot the lesson of Vietnam. No matter how many bombs you try, if there's a people that are determined enough to stand up for freedom, they're willing to give their lives over and over again and take lives and they will not bow down. These are real Muslims.

[00:38:17]>> Can you hear?

[00:38:18]>> These all the rest of them are not Muslims.

[00:38:21]>> They are not Muslims in Qatar. They are not Muslims in Saudi Arabia. They are not Muslims in United Arab Emirates.

[00:38:29]These are these wild Muslims.

[00:38:35]>> The real Muslims are in the Republic of Iraq.

[00:38:39]>> And they have and they have and they have trapped him.

[00:38:43]>> They have drawn him into a trap. Now he cannot get out.

[00:38:48]>> His phone numbers are slipping. The only calorie is slip.