Very, very well attended today. And coming up, it's another very colorful group. It is the United People of the Spiritual World, part of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. They're working to keep the dream alive by uniting all people, races, and religions on a spiritual platform.

They have been a national organization for over 30 years now. The United People of the Spiritual World, part of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. And whatever your religious background, whatever your beliefs are, I think that most groups can certainly agree on one thing, that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood for something beautiful and stood for something great.

The idea of all people created equal, being treated as equals in a world of peace. and most people are extremely proud of carrying on his legacy a great deal of progress has been made but most most will say we still have some ways to go that there are still problems to tackle and it's just too bad that martin luther king jr himself is not around to help tackle those problems today but his values are certainly still around his values stirred the concerns and sparked the conscience of an entire generation. The movements that he led and the marches that he led brought significant changes in the fabric of American life. His courage, his devotion, his selfless devotion gave direction to 13 years of civil rights activities, 13 years that changed not only the United States, but the world. A man who gave his life for what he believed in, and a man we all certainly respect.

Thanks so much for joining us for this Kingdom Day celebration, the 19th Kingdom Day Parade.