Farrakhan: 'Do you think they're wicked enough to be plotting our brother's assassination?'
Farrakhan spent much of his oration decrying what he cast as Satan's influence over racist forces in politics and society before asking a pointed rhetorical question: ``Do you think they're wicked enough to be plotting our brother's assassination as we speak?''
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan defended Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi as a ``brother'' during a two-hour news conference on Thursday, while refraining from condemning President Obama personally for America's support of the rebels.