I Think That You Can't

As I Ran For President, I Hoped That One Child Would Come Out Of The Ghetto Like I Did, Could Look At Me Walk Across The Stage With Governors And Senators And Know They Didn't Have To Be A Drug Dealer, They Didn't Have To Be A Hoodlum, They Didn't Have To Be A Gangster. They Could Stand Up From A Broken Home, On Welfare, And They Could Run For President Of The United States.

I Think That What We Want To Do As We Continue To Move Forward Is Look At The Various Points That Have Been Made.we`re Looking Forward To The Appointment Of A Monitor So That We Can Continue To Do Some Of The Things That We`ve Been Doing.

We're Not Willing To Give Black Leaders Second Chances Because, In Most Cases, We're Not Willing To Give Them First Chances.

I Feel That It Is Our Moral Obligation To Stand And To Be Courageous With These Families, And Particularly Cindy, That Have Become The Conscience Of This Nation.

I'm Projected As An Ambulance Chaser, But I'm More The Ambulance. People Call Me Because They Know I Will Come.... I Have Never Fought A Case Where They Didn't Ask Me To Come. People Have This Picture Like I'm Sitting Up In Bed At Night With A Walkie-talkie. "you Hear Anything? Oh, Let's Run! It's Virginia Today!"... Every Victim Calls Us.... "who Put Sharpton In Charge?" The Victim!