Malcolm X Called Bumpy Johnson WEEKS Before His Death — What He Asked For Haunts Harlem

February 14th, 1965. 11:23 PM. Malcolm X stands in the ruins of what used to be his daughters' bedroom, the smell of gasoline and charred wood burning his nostrils, and in his hand there's a telephone receiver that weighs more than any weapon he's ever held. The house is still smoking. His wife Betty is at a neighbor's with the girls. And Malcolm knows with absolute certainty that he has exactly seven days left to live. What he doesn't know is that the call he's about to make will expose a conspiracy so deep that fifty years later, the FBI will still be hiding documents about what really happened. Before we get into what that phone call revealed, do me a favor and hit subscribe. You'll see why this story changes everything you thought you knew about that day in the Audubon Ballroom. Drop a comment if you've heard the official story, because I'm about to show you what they've been covering up for six decades. Trust me, you're not ready for this.

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