Daryl Davis

But not by the color of someone's skin.

How far were the meetings from your home where you lived in Detroit?

Were you shocked by that they were that close?

What is dressed up?

Yeah.

And Howard, prior to us getting together, the producer and director of the documentary is called Accidental Courtesy.

They asked me, you know, they followed me around the country.

I was conducting interviews with KKK members, Black Lives Matter and different people.

And they said, do you know Jeff Scoop?

And I said, I know who he is.

I've never met him.

Would you be open to talking with him and interviewing him?

I said, sure.

So they contacted him.

And then they let me know, okay, we were down in Alabama at the time.

He's going to come down to Alabama.

You can interview him tomorrow.

And we went to this place called Chris's Hot Dog Stand or Chris's Grill, whatever, where Hank Williams made famous.

And we're going to do this interview in there.

So they said they got me a rental car, put me in the hotel, and said we're going to get everything set up.