Malcolm X interview (1965), 1 month before his assassination

[@adamfreeman2348]

The more i watch and listen to this man, the more i can only say "what a loss!"

[@elmulato7038]

What about Dr King?

[@jacobhenry5950]

💯💯💯

[@adamfreeman2348]

??????@ligaoeste101

[@adamfreeman2348]

i made no reference to dr king.@@elmulato7038

[@RachelIn179]

​@@elmulato7038 Everyone has been affected by the loss of Dr. King. The unfortunate situation is Malcolm X was just beginning his independent work and was assassinated. It is also a huge loss to society. On another note, why isn't there a day to honor Malcolm X?

[@kwameaboagye-cl9me]

My hero who undoubtedly put his life on the line for Africans across the planet. Ase Baba Malcolm X.

[@yahwehbore7006]

Idk about africans but he definitely helped us Americans 😭

[@spliffveron]

Comment of the century. You truly understand Malcolm's global power.

[@elliegoulding744]

I am African and i recognise Malcom as a brother that i never personally met but met through the heart. I love and appreciate everything this man did for me as an African descendant. He is a African king! ​@@yahwehbore7006

[@robertalexander2478]

@@yahwehbore7006Malcolm defended and spoke about racism and white supremacy in a worldwide context! Maybe you weren’t listening

[@HKReadings]

He also took many trips to Africa in activism and solidarity. To the point he was seen as a “Secretary of State” to the continent of Africa.

[@2Chabs]

I agree with this man more than I thought I did.

[@CsGoVideos]

there is a reason why black history month in the USA seems to omit him.

[@RobSoRandom]

I said the same thing when I first heard one of his speeches

[@maureencora1]

His Last Year was His Finest Year. Heaven is for Heroes. May He R.I.P.

[@angusdog22]

Malcom X almost started a revolution and inspired a whole generation of revolutionaries. He’s a fascinating individual

[@The_king567]

No he didn’t

[@ehrenthompson7891]

@@The_king567he must be interesting because you are watching and commenting about the man and he died almost 60 years ago. So yeah.

[@The_king567]

@@ehrenthompson7891 absolutely

[@harrykadaras9459]

He was really a clear thinking, well-spoken intelligent man. He must have really have scared them.

[@arminiuszmazowszanin2670]

He was fully literate, educated that's why blacks murdered him - nothing can be more dangerous to blakies than eloquent and literate blakie man. Only barbarians and brutes are praised in your communities. A gangsta rapper - this is "ideal blakie" in blakie community. lil wayne, 50 cent, nba young punk and so on. Videos on youtube of these barbarians make tens and hundreds of millions of views while videos of malcolm x maybe tens of thousands - at best.

[@hesani_ceman]

I mean they did literally use the old timey horror movie film music when introducing him.

[@jlionmenelik77]

Malcolm X was a great man.

[@aimeechapman5780]

I really wish we could have experienced what else he would have done in his life .

[@loisjenkins9563]

Anytime a genius of a black man rise up and speak truth to so call power, they can't take it. You will be labeled every thing but a child of God. Rise and wake up people. Stop sleeping. God bless his soul and his family.

[@Parkerone007]

He spoke the truth, except about Islam. Islam is false.

[@manchulvanist66]

How come his genius wasn't evident when he was Detroit Red?

[@dirtybirdznlithoniaco9835]

@@manchulvanist66 why do white politicians being drugs in the country???why do white politicians agree to pedophilia ???

[@jayizzett]

Lot of time in prison for genius

[@Crazy__Canuck]

I'm just curious what exactly you mean when you say "can't take it" ... this is a genuine question. I'm not looking to say you are wrong or not. I'd just like a little bit more context. The top two black men in history, speaking specifically of leaders in America, are Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. Obviously Obama but let's focus on the former two. Both Malcolm X and MLK were assassinated. I don't feel either of them would have stopped their movements had their lives not been taken from them. Perhaps eventually altered... but not stopped. Do you mean they cant help but eventually become... corrupted, perhaps? For lack of a better term.

[@SydneyBristow0788]

I love seeing history like this.

[@deloreswillis9224]

ME 2 ❤

[@jordanhaimowitz8745]

His death wasn’t a loss for black America, it was a loss for all of America. The smartest and most charismatic speaker I’ve watched, of any color.

[@juliusmclaurine7680]

It can't be for all America because all of America hasn't been though what my people have. Other Americans wyt ppl, rapped, robbed, murdered and pillaged my people for hundreds of years. His experiences as a person of color can only be relatable to the same people. We have been stripped of our history, culture, language and identity. Nobody else has. Plus life for us is about our God Yahawah and he didn't follow that. He followed Islam and we don't respect anything outside of the God of the KJV bible

[@diablowh]

The world was robbed of a revolutionary

[@KINGSOMALIA]

it was mainly for us black people.

[@jordanhaimowitz8745]

@@KINGSOMALIA I’m sorry you feel that way

[@ChristopherMayo-i5d]

Facts,

[@SALAAMAKBAR-p9x]

THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL AND TO SEE MALCOLM SMILE AND SAY THANK YOU … ITS AS A MAN WHO HAS COME FULL CIRCLE ALHAMDULLAH AND HE WAS BATTLE TESTED

[@rebeccaguerra1475]

Very enlightened. The interviewers asked interesting questions and let Malcolm X answer. He was evolving.

[@LugeeKhali]

I love humble people.He was & is 1 of the biggiest geniueses in histroy.He taught him self.He was articulate,humble & truthful.He left the nation of Islam,after he discivered true Islam. Rest in peace Mr Malik Shabazz.May ALLAH grant him Hevean.

[@shabazzT]

You are spreading misinformation as usual. After he discovered true islam? Those white arabs aren’t true and original, they colonized islam practices. He messed up when he tired to love ppl like negros do till this day. And they brainwashed him and you

[@CsGoVideos]

hes was an insane outlier, a psycho extremist turned into a true philosopher. Notice how he is hardly a footnote in USA Black history month? Hes impossible to disagree with after his short term of non-violent extremism(only beliefs) He quickly caught on and stared into the abyss, told it tot fuck off, and give amazing conversation.

[@Dabull_taurus]

He was taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

[@lolickypeepee23xdd6]

@@Dabull_taurus elijah was not at all honorable, X credits him with introducing him to a better way but he knew elijah in the end was a self centered false prophet

[@justjanie61]

For anyone interested, the TV show was called “Front Page Challenge” on the CBC in Canada. Fred Davis was the moderator with, in order of appearance, Gordon Sinclair, Betty Kennedy, Charles Adler (I think that was his last name) and Pierre Berton. Pretty good memory for an old lady! 13:06

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Thank you. Being in the United States, I was thinking it was a show from here and I couldn't understand why I didn't remember the show.

[@Seeker024]

Often I find such interviews extremely biased against black people and Muslims. But Fred Davis' statement at the very end seems to at least imply he was an objective and fair person. Can't say the same about the interviewers.

[@ppeeaaccee]

I'm a Jewish man married to a beautiful African American woman, Malcom x was a very misunderstood human being. This guy was an awesome, very intelligent man .

[@miket7745]

May Allah SWT grant our brother Malcolm X paradise.

[@focused4841]

Nobody talking about how good the host was. Didn't let everybody try and intimidate our big brother.

[@iamflawless4256]

He was such a blessing

[@manchulvanist66]

Which one? Malcolm or the one he's being interviewed by?

[@deusrex6230]

@@manchulvanist66 Use your brain

[@merrick7189]

​@@manchulvanist66 🤷🏾

[@alhdafe]

Mentioned in Quran

[@ThePalePatriot]

Blessing for terror, sure

[@JanetM05]

This is the conversation that led to his assassination….. Rest my Beloved Brother only God can bring you back to us 🩸🙏🏾✝️😇♥️

[@Joceanrell]

Agreed, him being accepted by any about of everyday white folk was a clear and present danger for the greater white establishment. They took him out before it could even trickle .

[@johndoe2883]

Why do you have the emote of a crucifix in your comment?

[@KINGSOMALIA]

He is muslim, dont put a cross next to his name...he wouldnt want to be associated with christianity..

[@JohnReneski]

Not just black men... speaking truth to power is dangerous!

[@kevinnoscoe6284]

May the all knower hold him close 🌷

[@ryad1281]

I like that he said he wants brotherhood for all people

[@erickthefantabulous1]

Once he denounced his old ways & affiliations , they got rid of him with the quickness

[@erickthefantabulous1]

@Deltahairlines82 Elijah muhammad had eight kids with his wife and nine kids through adultery. So malcolm X had a conscious about that, and I'm pretty sure several other things. He's seeing going on if you want to call that being a trader , be my guess

[@erickthefantabulous1]

@Deltahairlines82 Elijah mohammad had 8 kids by his wife plus allegedly 9 from his infidelity. mistresses And I'm pretty sure there were other things. Malcolm X saw that he just couldn't look past anymore. If you wanna call that being a traitor, be my guess He had a conscience and it cost him his life

[@mrm64]

​@@Deltahairlines82the point is Malcolm didn't want to follow someone who preached a life he wasn't living. Hypocrisy.

[@erickthefantabulous1]

@@mrm64 Thank you

[@mrm64]

​@@erickthefantabulous1Of course. I mean it's pretty well known information lol...😅

[@briteness]

Although orthodox Islam is difficult to reconcile with the American belief in separation of church and state, it has to be recognized that Malcolm X was both sincere and brave. He spoke his mind publicly, although he knew it would likely get him killed, which of course it did.

[@SydneyBristow0788]

I always wonder what MLK and Malcolm would have thought of our current times.

[@lnss8775]

​@@SydneyBristow0788The current times would be different if they weren't assassinated by our govt. Brother Malcolm, MLK, n BPP members being assassinated left African-Americans with a lost generation of our greatest leaders. They most likely lead us to a different present day of race relations n prosperity. When we lost them America was set back 50 yrs of progress

[@elmulato7038]

@@SydneyBristow0788They would be ashamed

[@The_king567]

@@lnss8775lmao none of that is true at all the government literally didn’t do any of that god you people love conspiracy theories don’t you

[@farotv4232]

As a broadcaster, El Hajj Malik Shebaaz is one of those individuals I wish I could interview. Just to gain wisdom from him. That's all.

[@fabiankunz7599]

this is just amazing, how intelligent, smart and cultivated were people back then. Malcolm is so cool!

[@damonshaw2195]

We have stop asking for freedom from the devil, instead look within and towards ourselves and create a population of freedom walkers

[@twill5077]

"Uncle Martin is my friend."😂😂😂

[@judas_cobane]

3:52 the Shock and Awe and relief of the panel when he said who it was! They actually had smiles on their faces and their eyes…. It tells me a lot.

[@Teondai-p3m]

The best to ever do it

[@spirit3936]

They ask these pre emptive questions not to learn knowledge but to get in and then to destroy

[@dhop3419]

“You were fortunate to hear it twice”. Wow 👍🏽

[@centariogrier3255]

I truly wonder what those white folks thought of Malcolm. Imma truly amazed at his intellect, his patience, his humility and his honor. They seem to very reluctant to speak with him. They ignore/dismiss alot of the points he makes. As if they honestly didn't care two cents about this man

[@informativeclassics]

They didn’t.

[@informativeclassics]

They didn’t.

[@rjrasta2348]

Yeah because he told they game 💀 this shi so f up tho

[@mynameisNeo369]

I've learned a lot from him and wish I were around back when he was. Or that the FBI didn't have him assassinated by the Nation. I'm 32 and a white latino. I can't put to words the truth, strength and knowledge that radiates off of him.

[@ForeverBennett]

He was a great speaker and a handsome guy, it's terrible he died so young. He was a much better leader than Louis Farrakhan.

[@Johnkb2059]

He was not great he didn't know what exploration meant

[@hokagedlo6133]

Shut up, he was the greatest civil rights advocate of all time ​@@Johnkb2059

[@MuhammadBilal-rn5wh]

He didn't die He was killed

[@ForeverBennett]

@@MuhammadBilal-rn5wh murder is a form of death, isn't it?

[@yolandapenn6211]

R I P Malcom X

[@p.a.spaniel1814]

Where is the full length video of this interview? When he starts talking about it not being a question of civil right, but of human rights, and going all International, non-religious movement, can see why he was assassinated. Great loss, at least he had some time to shine. Thanks for Post

[@davidchou236]

Malcolm X on CBC's Front Page Challenge on January 5, 1965; there's no more video afaik

[@kinggilyard222]

Truly one of the great humans to walk the planet earth

[@Deltahairlines82]

We all are great humans that walk this planet

[@mr.bellefleur]

Rip Malcolm they took a real one

[@almamedina2902]

He became more in touch with humanity instead of all about anger and the past.

[@OakleafOrganic]

You mean he became a light-skinned globalist? Yes. That's largely true

[@felisabdi3794]

How many of them try to break him but he was too clever for their low intellect, Malcom X you were born to be a great persona, may your soul rest in peace

[@tc7934]

Had Mr. X lived a full life he would've been one wealthy man in many ways. R.I.P. brother.

[@QANSAHMENSAH]

Malcolm X lives forever ✊🏿

[@oldschoolruler]

'Our Black Shining Prince, who didn't hesitate to die... because he loved us so.' - Ossie Davis

[@D20695]

Legendary G, may allah grant him jannat firdaws inchallah

[@richbumdrop2881]

A genius in every respect

[@manchulvanist66]

Which one? Malcolm or the one who he's being interviewed by?

[@richbumdrop2881]

@@manchulvanist66 mal colm

[@manchulvanist66]

@@richbumdrop2881 what is gooper for you?

[@The_king567]

Then why was he a Muslims

[@SembeneNathanyahu]

He is an "immortal time traveler" in the future bestseller, "Whisper's Getting Louder", that I am now writing. No one, outside of Marcus Garvey, can touch him in terms of integrity, intelligence, mission and productivity, NO ONE! Long live the legacy, life, memory and persona of brother Malcolm "X"! @@@*** Sembene Nathanyahu, author and creator of the future bestseller, "Whisper's Getting Louder", in Chicago. ***@@@

[@muhammadoulamindarboe9463]

He was a great man

[@steviejump810]

America is like a place you're trapped inside they try to tell you other places or worshiping whether you are but you know deep down inside life shouldn't be the way it is even though you are in America

[@TheReal_YL]

I hear you King

[@LAVATORR]

That confusion as he realizes he's on a game show.

[@MozamAli-lc8mh]

Miss you brother ❤

[@alimo2000]

Great brother

[@HebrewJerusalemPrince777]

I wish so bad I’ve got a chance to meet this brother

[@tavaresemanuel640]

Amazing interview!

[@alinoberi2256]

My friend,his loss just for American,but also for all humanity Unfortunately he did published any books

[@pantera29palms]

It’s one thing to divide people. It’s a whole ‘nother ball game to bring them together.

[@playboy7331ify]

LL Malcom X 🕊️

[@franciscofoes2076]

If you are here then you are my friend

[@alaanady2723]

Where is such kind of personality or mentality nowadays !!!?? It is gone

[@McLoed22]

What a weird thing for Malcolm X to be involved in. I thought this was going to be an interview.

[@medhatbasuni7208]

To be a human costs you much. RIP, brother.

[@o.amoakohene8147]

Thanks for speaking up for the black man.

[@guledelmi2322]

May Allah bless his soul. ❤️

[@Ifitaintiyan]

Who’s here after watching the Godfather or Harlem

[@SydneyBristow0788]

I'm not here because of that show, but technically watched it before seeing this.

[@Mrgangsturr]

Love

[@Shiestvillian]

Ahead of his time 🤲🏿

[@sunnyrobinson2128]

One of the Greatest black debaters of the 20 century

[@91shab]

الله يرحمه

[@dystopianwarlord]

Rest in power

[@geenadasilva9287]

"the guilt complex of the american white man"... Brother Malcolm was so wise. By any means necessary indeed. Rest In Power ✊🏽✊🏿

[@ismaelrajab2822]

This man right here is my greatest black luminary..,second to Dr Marcus Mosiah Garvey..

[@cherylcheryl6274]

Sad to say that our own worst enemy the people we need fear the most is our own brothers

[@RobSoRandom]

Growing up is realizing how right he was

[@kr902]

Malcolm X has a beautiful smile MashaAllah

[@Wonderer224]

Allah arhamahu. He died as a true Muslim.

[@fantasma8253]

Y’all know they already had color tv at this time right

[@OakleafOrganic]

Who's they? How many color tvs were there in 1964?

[@fantasma8253]

@@OakleafOrganic I’m saying, most of the pictures and videos we see today of Malcolm x and MLK and them are in black and white as if it was a century ago. Those images exist in colour

[@OakleafOrganic]

@@fantasma8253 oh yes. Most definitely funny AF how they try and scramble his appearances. Also notice that the time frames are shifted. The light oneappeared in a political game show whose credits said Oct. 1964 but the video title for whatever reason said 1965.... Speaking of color, how tf a well built medium brown brotha spend 5 months in Africa/Medina then come back high yellow, skinny, with bags under his eyes?

[@guydemullet303]

Color television was around in the mid-sixties but, it was rare and most people could not afford the cumbersome sets that could receive it. Remember, this is only about ten years after television began to be available to average citizens. How do I know? I was there throughout this period and worked in broadcasting in the med-seventies. It’s a little like owning an EV. Yeah they’re around and getting more numerous but still kind of rare-what, 10% market penetration?? I was DOING color broadcasts and didn’t own a color set until the eighties.

[@cher_sh]

Praise be to Yah. Very interesting share. Watched a few videos of this and other peaceful leaders. Gone too way soon. This man, Malcolm X, was influential, wise, intelligent, courageous, intuitive with sense of humor that surfaced which shows he knows he may know what is happening to him before the panel throughout the interrogation, a release of endorphins held back thru the years, either way, he was a respectable leader. A sense of connection that only he and Holy Spirit know. It's beautiful to see tbe joy inside his tears, the laughters he needed to be free within himself; release of endorphins occurs involuntarily. Pope Gregory V (catholicism). A little research in conjunction with slavery. How that Pope Gregory V traded black human beings to other countries as Portugal and Brazil, who'd also trafficked humans into slavery plus offered to take a part of the land. Briefly summarized from a few articles. RIPower Malcolm X. He was a great honorable leader. 🎖 Peace in Yahshua ☮️

[@steadybot]

Great human bieng paid with his life for what he belived in i can respect him for that. Only wanted what his people deserved

[@jessejohnson6799]

He was too dangerous to the establishment very misunderstood

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

Bless him

[@rennexoxo]

he looks tired..like he gets no sleep

[@TheBatugan77]

He does now. BLAM! 😵😵‍💫🫨

[@kennyblackbird5674]

​@@TheBatugan77sick boy.

[@Enta_Da_Sage]

Definitely looks like many years of sleep depravation compounded. He was usually only sleeping 4-5 hours a night. He was also flying back and forth across the US so much that the little sleep he did get wasn't the best rest as it was hotel, airports and airplanes where he'd get most of his sleep.

[@Trendlines_mc]

Just sad, such a man, black Americans, they've been thru a lot just sad how it is, it could be different.

[@charleswinokoor6023]

What TV show was this? It’s obviously a takeoff of What’s My Line?

[@crhu319]

CBC Front Page Challenge.

[@OakleafOrganic]

2:06 "Are you a military figure?" "😁" "I don't know why thats getting a chuckle." "Well, Madam, it depends on whether you define the CIA as military or intergovernmental."

[@caseybranton812]

Je was a conversation fogure and he was ahead of his time and ver intelligent

[@crhu319]

CBC Front Page Challenge 1964/10

[@Mubarak_Son]

احببناك في الله إن شاء الله شيخ عبدالرحمن رزقك الله و رزقنا الجنة مع نبيه و حبيبه سيد السادة و قائد القادة صل الله عليه و سلم اللهم لا عيش إلا عيش الآخرة فاغفر للانصار و المهاجرة 🇸🇩

[@sianefer-ptah1258]

I'm white mixed with Iroquois, and my daughter also has Greek blood. Her elementary school gave a booklet on King, but I took her to the library, and she learned about Malcom X, rather than King. King was peaceful, so our government gave him a holiday, when X was the real rational leader. King did some good, but on comparison... there's none.

[@Kabeyavictoria]

❤❤❤❤

[@powertrading-smallaccountc4605]

Is that kevin holland from ufc ?

[@rangerpartners1971]

Interesting tidbit: Due to a translation error, the site revered as Mecca is misplaced. The original site was Becca - a different location...

[@sonofJurell]

In semitic languages 'm' and 'b' are interchangeable. Becca is clearly Mecca.

[@alqaqa9136]

Makkah and Bacca are the same place, same location. study the language.

[@steviejump810]

He never said he was wrong why people are so evil man

[@kungfuwhip78]

A handsome, educated and charismatic man. He left this world so early 😢

[@MrThalamus]

Good man

[@rasakhenaton5176]

Cigaretts commercials man

[@munzeersultan538]

And we will answer and say to them: Did you ever talk to Brother Malcolm? Did you ever touch him, or have him smile at you? Did you ever really listen to him?

[@abunadia5506]

وَلَا تَقُولُوا۟ لِمَن یُقۡتَلُ فِی سَبِیلِ ٱللَّهِ أَمۡوَ ٰتُۢۚ بَلۡ أَحۡیَاۤءࣱ وَلَـٰكِن لَّا تَشۡعُرُونَ Never say that those martyred in the cause of Allah are dead-in fact, they are alive! But you do not perceive it. *Quran 2:154* May Allah Subhanahu wa Taʿālā count you as such (Martyred),ameen.

[@ihsaanf.5183]

“Malcolm rejects racist doctrine” is an insane title 😭😭

[@hamsrider8179]

Bless malcolm X ...THATS WHY THEY LILLED HIM