:53:03
walk with the dope addicts,
the prostitutes.
:53:06
I could help people, show 'em films,
take this documentary,
:53:11
and help uplift my people
in Louisville, Kentucky;
:53:14
Indianapolis, Indiana;
Cincinnati, Ohio;
:53:17
go through Tennessee, Florida
and Mississippi
:53:20
and show Black Africans who didn't
know this was their country,
:53:25
"You look like your brothers
in Alabama, in Georgia.
:53:28
"They never knew you was over here."
:53:31
God is blessing me
and it was an accident
:53:33
to help get to all these people
:53:35
and show them films I haven't seen!
I'm well and I haven't seem them!
:53:40
Now I can get all these films, you
governments can let me take pictures
:53:45
and I can take
all this back to America!
:53:48
But - it's good to be a winner,
all I've got to do is whup Foreman.
:53:52
I realise how unfortunate
and uncomfortable it is
:53:56
for you guys to have travelled so far
:53:58
and expecting so much
:54:00
and getting so little.
:54:02
(Mailer) 'George Foreman
was a phenomenon.
:54:05
'He was almost like a physical guru.
:54:07
'He almost never spoke
but it was always arresting.
:54:11
'You never quite knew what he meant,
it might be deep or non-responsive.
:54:16
'He was Negritude.
He was this huge Black force.'
:54:19
Because of this I had expected
Muhammad Ali to be here today.
:54:23
I was gonna hit him in his mouth
to give you some entertainment.
:54:28
Now when I go in the ring,
you see what kind of mind I got now?
:54:33
Oh! Oh!
:54:35
I just got to pound him.
:54:37
I'm not gonna even realise...
:54:39
I might look at his face
and say, "How'd I do that?"
:54:42
Allah, God, I'm his tool. God got
in me on purpose for my people.
:54:47
God has made this man
look like a little kid.
:54:50
His so-called right hand ain't
nothing now, I don't even feel 'em!
:54:55
I walk right in and take my shots
because I have God in my mind.
:54:59
I'm thinking of my people being free
and I can help with just one fight.