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America's Book of Secrets: FBI vs MLK

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm, Monday, January 19 on WJLP Story Television (33.7)

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FBI vs MLK

Season 4, Episode 4

Martin Luther King Jr. criticized Hoover's FBI for refusing to prosecute white supremacists who had burned down black churches in Albany, Georgia. Hoover took King's criticisms in the press as a personal insult. It was an offense that Hoover would never forget and led to him calling King "the most notorious liar in the country."

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Documentary History Politics Government

Cast & Crew
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Lance Reddick (Actor)
Leon Isaac Kennedy (Actor)
Keith Rice (Actor)
Ben Kamin (Actor)
David Garrow (Actor)
Richard Hack (Actor)
Betty Medsger (Actor)
Ted Hayes (Actor)
Dwight D. Eisenhower (Actor)
J. Edgar Hoover (Actor)
Lyndon B. Johnson (Actor)
Clarence B. Jones (Actor)
John F. Kennedy (Actor)
Robert F. Kennedy (Actor)
Martin Luther King (Actor)
James Earl Ray (Actor)
Lyndon Johnson (Actor)

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Did You Know..
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Lance Reddick (Actor)
Born: December 31, 1962
Died: March 17, 2023
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Trivia: Maryland-born Lance Reddick began his acting career in the late '90s with small appearances in projects like Great Expectations and What the Deaf Man Heard. Eventually, Reddick was cast in the role of John Basil on the hard-hitting prison drama Oz in 2000, making him a recognizable face to thousands of fans. He would soon follow this role with another starring TV appearance, playing Lt. Cedric Daniels, on the critically acclaimed hit The Wire. This would lead to still more success for Reddick, who would go on to play Matthew Abaddon on the sci-fi series Lost and Special Agent Philip Broyles on the cult hit Fringe.
Leon Isaac Kennedy (Actor)
Born: January 01, 1949
Trivia: African American leading man Leon Isaac Kennedy has been one of the foremost purveyors of two-fisted action flicks. Kennedy is best known for his performance as "Too Sweet" in 1979's Penitentiary and its sequels. Television work includes a supporting role in the 1980 TV movie Off the Cherokee Strip. While in production he generally wears a multitude of hats, producing and writing as well as acting. Leon Isaac Kennedy was married to actress/TV personality Jayne Kennedy, with whom he co-starred in Body and Soul (1982).
Keith Rice (Actor)
Ben Kamin (Actor)
David Garrow (Actor)
Richard Hack (Actor)
Betty Medsger (Actor)
Ted Hayes (Actor)
Dwight D. Eisenhower (Actor)
J. Edgar Hoover (Actor)
Lyndon B. Johnson (Actor)
Born: August 27, 1908
Died: January 22, 1973
Clarence B. Jones (Actor)
John F. Kennedy (Actor)
Born: May 29, 1917
Died: November 22, 1963
Birthplace: Brookline, Massachusetts, United States
Robert F. Kennedy (Actor)
Born: November 20, 1925
Died: June 08, 1968
Martin Luther King (Actor)
James Earl Ray (Actor)
Lyndon Johnson (Actor)