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What Martin Luther King Jr. Said the Night Before He Was Assasinated

On the night of April 3, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. was sick, exhausted, and had already sent someone else to speak in his place. Then the phone rang. What happened inside Mason Temple that night — the bomb threat that morning, the storm, the crowd that refused to go home, and the words he said that he had never planned to say — is one of the most documented and least-told stories in American history. This video covers the full 31 hours: the two sanitation workers crushed to death by a city truck on February 1st, the 65-day strike that followed, the violent march on March 28th that nearly broke him, and the speech he delivered the night before James Earl Ray's bullet found him on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel. Everything in this video is drawn from documented primary and historical sources. No speculation. No dramatization. 🔔 Subscribe for historical videos built entirely on the record. #martinlutherking #mlk #CivilRights #MLKLastSpeech #IveBeenToTheMountaintop #MLKAssassination #MemphisSanitationStrike #civilrightsmovement #blackhistory #americanhistory #MLK1968 #HistoricalSpeeches #MartinLutherKingJr #LorraineMotel #history #historydocumentary #blackhistorymonth #truehistory #untoldhistory