Lewis Black hosts the performance in which no-one has time for the trivial so the first he introduces is Dick Gregory. Respect.
Gregory's wisdom grows even deeper with his age. His power and his passion shine an immensely beautiful light and that's really what he tells all of us, shine a light. Brilliant man with keen powers of observation.
There's a brief intro which is questionable, she's done better work. Hang for Lewis Black and it goes into one surprise after the other after that, all keeping central the theme of the Bill of Rights and, as Lewis Black says, 'to remind some that we even have a Bill of Rights.'
Something he didn't say was there's tremendous prattling about Constitutional rights but most of the issues concerning people aren't in the Constitution and hence the focus on the Bill of Rights.
Gregory's wisdom grows even deeper with his age. His power and his passion shine an immensely beautiful light and that's really what he tells all of us, shine a light. Brilliant man with keen powers of observation.
There's a brief intro which is questionable, she's done better work. Hang for Lewis Black and it goes into one surprise after the other after that, all keeping central the theme of the Bill of Rights and, as Lewis Black says, 'to remind some that we even have a Bill of Rights.'
Something he didn't say was there's tremendous prattling about Constitutional rights but most of the issues concerning people aren't in the Constitution and hence the focus on the Bill of Rights.
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