Shabazz argues that it is simply not possible for blacks and whites to fully exist peacefully in America.

“We seek a nation of our own,” he said.

In Shabazz's opinion, US President Barack Obama has been marginal president, “at best."

“It is impossible for him to directly address the black question or the questions of the oppressed,” said Shabazz.

Race relations between blacks and white have been continually tense throughout US history. With the election of a black president, an anti-black mood has swept through the country, notably among the Tea Party movement.

“Whites across America are buying guns at a record rate, there’s an anti-black mood that has been unprecedented,” said Shabazz.

Calling the Tea Party movement racist, Shabazz said: “We are at war, and we must prepare for war.”

Shabazz said that the immigration controversy is a part of the same racist mood in America.

“The same dog that bites them [Latinos] bites us too,” said Shabazz.

Shabazz argues that the true immigrants are the white colonists who came to America and killed the native populations and said the Black Power movement is in solidarity with the Latino and Native American populations in America.

“That anti-immigration mood is part of the same racist forces. That policies of wiping out ethnic studies in Arizona is a part of the rising tide of racism that is coming into America. So, we are uniting the black, the brown, and the red. We are certainly uniting because we are under attack,” said Shabazz.

When asked about the possibility of a war with the Tea Party Movement, Shabazz simply replied: “Let’s get it on.”