William Bradley: “that is an example of the kind of statement that the Senate should condemn. At another point he said: We found out that…”

“that is an example of the kind of statement that the Senate should condemn. At another point he said: We found out that the Federal Reserve ain't really owned by the Federal Government * * * But it ain't owned by the Federal Government. The Federal Reserve is owned by, you just touched on it a little while ago. It's owned by the Jews. It makes you sick to your stomach. At another point he said: Brother, I don't care who sits in the seat at the White House. You can believe that the Jews control that seat that they sit in from behind the scenes. They control the finance, and not only that, they influence the policymaking. Madam President, this is trash out of the Protocols of Zion. This is the kind of misinformation and the kind of lies that fuel hatreds that can flow to disaster. The Senate will condemn these words. A little over a year and a half ago, when the episode and disorder occurred in Los Angeles, the individual who was marked by that, Rodney King, in his first public statement made a comment in which he said, ``Can't we all just get along?'' Not a tremendously ambitious hope, not ``Can't we all have adequate housing and a job,'' and this and that, but ``Can't we all just get along?'' Madam President, the words that were spoken on November 29 by Mr. Khalid Abdul Mohammad are directly in conflict with the hope expressed by Rodney King in the wake of his own beating. Madam President, there is enough pain to go around.”