Curtis Yarvin

And so, like, this is the— That was instrumental in all the activities at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the organization established by Dr. King and other Southern black preachers to further the cause of civil rights.

Go to the SCLC— Search for Levison?

Why not?

But what does this mean to a guy like you?

How do you process this information?

It makes complete sense.

You're saying I Have a Dream was written by him?

So I Have a Dream's speech wasn't written by Martin Luther King?

And Stanley was one of the speechwriters?

Yes.

Go back, Rob, on the previous...

Go back one page on the, oh, right there.

Martin Luther King, I have a dream speech, but it was collaborative effort on key contributions from his lawyer and speechwriters, Clarence B. Jones, businessman Stanley Levison.

And other advisors who drafted, provided input.

I just want to read you one more thing because while you were speaking, I read this one part.

Go back on the previous page.

Go to the RFK site.

It's like five sentences from the bottom.

In 1963, following the revelation of Dr. King's circle, that Attorney General Bobby R.F.

Kennedy and then John F. Kennedy had pressured Dr. King in person to break with Levinson and Jack O'Dell.