01/16/2017

VIDEO SOURCE: C-SPAN

PUBLISHED JANUARY 16, 2017
Martin Luther King III, the son of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. met with Donald Trump in New York City and discussed his "constructive" meeting with the president-elect. King III said the meeting was "very constructive" and that he and Trump discussed voting rights, which he called the "seminal right of the modern Civil Rights movement" He recalled his father as being a "bridge-builder" and said that his and Trump's goal must be to "bring America together." King said. "We are a great nation but we must be a greater nation," King said.

VIDEO SOURCE: C-SPAN