STEVEN CROWDER (HOST): Now, let me be really clear about this. I like a lot of what MLK Jr. had to say. I certainly think that his speech has been -- pardon my language -- shit on by today's left, where he talked about the content of character, these were values that we would all align ourselves with. However, MLK did become far more radical as life went on, and there's a lot that you don't know about MLK Jr. And I want to be clear, there are values, of course, that he espoused that we agree with, but the man was flawed like a lot of men. But the issue here is if it's going to be a national holiday while you're tearing down statues of people who fought against slavery, like Abraham Lincoln, or even people who freed slaves upon their death, where we're talking about George Washington or [Thomas] Jefferson, then you can't have a statue and you can't have an MLK Jr. Day because what I'm about to tell you is a lot worse.
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THE REV. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: And as long as America postpones justice, we stand in the position of having these recurrences of violence and riots over and over again.
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CROWDER: See, and that's the problem -- the open-endedness to it because, well, what is justice? Well, right now people are saying injustice is there are too many Asians in Stanford. So let's burn down a Walgreens.
GARRETT MORISSON (CO-HOST): You need to be a little more specific than that.
CROWDER: You need to be a little more specific. And let me be clear, too, at another 1967 speech -- and we'll get to the crack whores, and we'll get to the orgies, we'll get to all of that which a lot of you don't know about MLK. Five things you don't know about MLK. Bet you didn't expect to hear MLK and crack whores --
GERALD MORGAN (CO-HOST): What?
CROWDER: Today. I have a dream of nine crack whores at a Motel 6.
MORGAN: Nope. No, no, no.
DARRIN CROWDER (GUEST): I don't think crack existed.
CROWDER: Probably not. Just whores in general then.
