Two men (director Robert Kramer and Paul McIsaac) return to the U.S. after…
Route One/USA (part 1)
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“Route 1 is… a thin stretch of asphalt cutting through all the old dreams of a nation.” – Robert Kramer
In 1988, nearly a decade after leaving the US for France, renegade filmmaker Robert Kramer returns. “Back,” he emphasizes. Not “home.” To try to understand the contemporary United States, he decides to travel the entire length of Route 1, from the Canadian border to Key West, filming all the way for five months. His companion on the trip is Doc—ostensibly Kramer’s friend, a brooding physician back after a harrowing decade working in Africa. But in fact, he’s a fictional character played by actor Paul McIsaac. This may seem like an odd choice, but McIsaac’s Doc is a compassionate man who readily engages with everyone from business owners, to factory workers, to army recruits.
For a road movie, ROUTE ONE/USA features remarkably few shots of the open road itself. Instead, we are treated to a series of stops along the way—an Indian reserve in Maine, Walden Pond, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington DC, a Georgia diner, Thanksgiving dinner at a homeless shelter, and evangelical churches that preach the “truth” about the anti-apartheid movement and the dangers of Disney. There are plenty of characters along the way too, and appearances by televangelist Pat Robertson and Jesse Jackson, as they campaign for president.
It’s not just the people who make the film though. Kramer has an extraordinary eye for people, patterns, and industrial processes (you’ll never look at Monopoly or tinned sardines the same way again), and his visuals shine through in this beautifully restored edition.
ROUTE ONE/USA was shot more than 30 years ago, but it feels remarkably contemporary in its portrayal of many of the racial, social, and economic challenges America continues to face.
“It is an extraordinary, fluidly shaped mosaic of the fragmented pockets of American life that together compose the mainstream.” —Caryn James, The New York Times
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Main credits
Kramer, Robert (screenwriter)
Kramer, Robert (film director)
Kramer, Robert (editor of moving image work)
Kramer, Robert (photographer)
Copans, Richard (film producer)
McIsaac, Paul (actor)
Other credits
Camera, Robert Kramer; editors, Guy Lecorne [and 4 others]; music composed & performed by Pierre Favre [and 4 others].
Distributor subjects
History (U.S.); AnthropologyKeywords
"Route One/USA"; Icarus Films; United States; America; culture; 20th Century; Robert Kramer; Route 1; road trip; ,doc; history
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[Doc humming]
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[faint radio chatter]
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We decided to come back together.
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We\'d been away a long time, 10 years,
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Doc in Africa, me in Europe, making movies.
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Doc\'s Africa was war,
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bombed out hospitals, cities burning in the sun.
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He never talked about it.
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Coming back is what we said, not home, but back,
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back there behind you, the origins, the start.
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I was born in the shadow of the Empire State building.
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I know the Empire City.
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I didn\'t want to start our trip there.
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Let\'s go north, I said to Doc,
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All the way north, Doc,
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into the country, to the Canadian border,
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to where Route 1 starts,
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and then make our way down the coast
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through the old colonies, the old capitals,
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the states of our growing up,
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try to follow this road all the way down
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to the end in Key West.
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Let\'s go.
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Listen to this.
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Song of the open road.
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Afoot in light hearted I take to the open road.
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Healthy, free, the world before me,
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the long brown path before me leading wherever I choose.
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Isn\'t that nice?
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[water rushing]
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How come you chose Whitman?
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and there\'s the other America down the road there
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and I felt like I needed something to hold up against it.
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This is my new acquisition for the trip.
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Good slicker.
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[branches cracking]
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[chainsaw buzzing]
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three short rings.
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Maybe it\'d be a long and a short.
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Usually, I didn\'t get away from it too far.
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It was busy.
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In the spring, and the driving, and lumber.
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They used to bring rafts of logs
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through the big rapids up here.
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That would be a busy time.
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Find out if they got through all right,
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if they broke up any rafts or how they made out.
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It was busy.
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Yeah.
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But I liked it, I liked the work.
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Look at the dust.
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It doesn\'t get dusted much now.
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[logs cracking]
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We\'re living in the last times.
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I don\'t want to go on scripture and Bible,
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but we\'re living in the last days.
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I don\'t know if you people are,
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but that\'s where we are now
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where that\'s what\'s coming on.
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We feel they are.
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The prophecy of the Bible of these times,
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we believe that the end could be anytime
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but the Bible doesn\'t say when.
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But we know that it\'s time.
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Is that a standard or?
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You\'re not from the area and I recognized that right away.
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Like I said, a small town, you know the people.
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You know the people who aren\'t from the area
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because you haven\'t seen them before.
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And it\'s customary for us to take a check,
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run a check on you to see if you\'re wanted
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or running away from someplace or somebody.
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to make sure you don\'t have a weapon
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\'cause I don\'t know where you\'re coming from
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or what you\'re doing up here.
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So it\'s just a precautionary--
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It was just a precautionary measure for us.
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It used to be the young people from Fort Kent
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used to go to Connecticut.
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But now they\'re New York, Connecticut,
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then round the Augusta and Biddeford area now
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where there\'s more industry around
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the Biddeford and the Lorch area.
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You got a lot of our people move down there.
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My daughter\'s moved in the Bath area
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because there\'s no work here,
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so she had to move out also.
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as a dispatcher down there.
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Stayed in the family. [laughing]
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[speaking in foreign language]
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it seemed to me we spent a lot of time
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going around on our bicycles with screwdrivers
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looking for hubcaps.
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Now, let\'s see.
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A set of four like this
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would probably bring you in about eight bucks.
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Wire rims, maybe 12.
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First time I got arrested was for stealing hubcaps.
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O seven zero.
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Okay, coming down in three, two, one.
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Some of that money will be pumped back into the reservation
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to help the ailing Sockalexis Arena,
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programs for the elderly.
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we\'re trying to gross a million dollars this year.
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That\'s our first year target.
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We\'ll try to net out at perhaps
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somewhere around 400 to 500 thousand dollars.
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and we have members mainly in the state of Maine
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and here on the reservation.
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After that, they\'re scattered all over the world really.
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[balls clattering]
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it is a miracle to get by the disease era,
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to be able to get through the extermination era
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of Indian versus non-Indian.
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And that little proclamation I showed you of 1756,
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scalping Penobscot Indians by the English.
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It is a tremendous miracle that we\'re here.
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will be pumped back into the reservation
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to help the ailing Sockalexis Arena,
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to fund programs for the elderly.
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The other portion of the money
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will enable the Penobscot Nation
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to continue exploring different economic ventures.
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Coming down in three, two, one.
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And some of that money--
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M four zero.
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is one time I hadn\'t seen her in a long time
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and I called her up,
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and I said I was gonna come visit her for mother\'s day.
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And she could do anything she wanted
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and she said she wanted to play bingo.
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So I went with her to play bingo
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and it was people just like this, you know,
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especially these old ladies.
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They really remind me of her.
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And we played
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and in the first or second game, I guess,
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I won $150 and she was thrilled.
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And as we got up to leave,
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I remember that she introduced me to all of her friends
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that she played bingo with all the time
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and she was really proud of that.
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It makes me feel warm sort of
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but also really sort of angry
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\'cause this is all that people have.
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I mean, she plays I think three, four times a week.
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Has her own little basket she carries her dabbers in
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and her markers and talks to the same ladies.
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whether or not an Indian tribe could survive on its own
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in its own environment
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without being poisoned by the external environment,
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meaning a pulp and paper company poisoning the river,
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poisoning the air,
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or by accident,
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Indians being terminated by some disease unknown,
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whether or not there can be isolation
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and whether or not there can be survival.
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but it\'s Passamaquoddy, I\'d say.
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If I\'ve changed,
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I\'ve only changed in being more proud
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because I know more about myself
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and I want to hand it on to the future generations.
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And we had a band here one time.
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As a matter of fact, we had a couple of Indian bands.
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They traveled extensively with the wild west shows.
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Some of the band members are pictured here
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along with the tribal governors.
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And my own grandfather, he\'s pictured here again.
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He comes up here quite frequently.
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Maybe he\'s like me. [laughing]
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against all the obstacles that it confronts?
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and relating it to the young kids today.
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It\'s quite a struggle in these times when the economics
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and we\'re faced with millions of dollars
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and the Indians are now investing in business.
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I think we fare very well in the fact
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that they still maintain their identity.
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you know, slowly.
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You know, the basketry.
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Been quite a thing all these years
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and all of a sudden, you know,
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slowly dying.
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are forced off the reservation like me.
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I gotta work outside.
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I can\'t live like that.
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No, no way.
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Small one.
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Rather have that than what they\'d be bringing down.
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They brought a cow down, it was spoiled.
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Is that what happened?
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[deliberative jazz music]
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between this community and the Eastport people?
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I really don\'t know.
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Could they be prejudiced?
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My grandson is married to one of them,
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a girl from Eastport.
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He lives up on the hill in that big house on the hill.
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that it\'s because you all have come into some money?
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And my granddaughters,
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two of my granddaughters, they married boys from Eastport.
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Because you know what my grandmother told me?
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She said, when I was a teenager,
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she said, \"Don\'t have anything to do with the white boys?\"
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283
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285
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I never did.
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I married an Indian.
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A nice boy.
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He was a nice man.
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That\'s him up there.
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That\'s his picture.
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Almost 40 years.
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48.
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it\'s just real quiet being here with you.
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302
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Was thinking of going to Eastport.
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Just little old Indians.
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Little Indians.
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[horns blaring]
[machinery whirring]
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[bird squawking]
[faint drumming]
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[bagpipe music]
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[faint radio chatter]
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[faint radio chatter]
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Won\'t get rich but I\'ll get by.
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[faint radio chatter]
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Little operating table here.
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[\"Happy Birthday To You\"]
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[people chattering]
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I\'ll take my teeth out in a minute. [laughing]
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323
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324
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No, life on Route 1.
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[laughing]
[people chattering]
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327
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it takes 25 years to grow a tree, you know what I mean?
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It takes 10 years to grow one in Georgia or Louisiana.
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So shit, I know I can go to work,
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I can go to work anytime I wanna--
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[laughing]
[people chattering]
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333
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Oh, I love it.
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Life on Route 1.
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I have another 40 years to go.
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That will make me 80. [laughing]
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338
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by the time you get to Georgia. [laughing]
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[laughing]
[people chattering]
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341
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342
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that one is no relation with my people.
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344
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he knew exactly that your father was a doctor.
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346
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He\'s all right, I like him.
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348
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I think that\'s the thing that I miss.
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[birds squawking]
[water rushing]
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[machinery whirring]
[scissors snipping]
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352
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353
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[machinery whirring]
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[birds squawking]
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[faint speaking]
356
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357
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I raked blueberries in Wesley, Maine.
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Picked up the potatoes in 1922 in Presqu\'ile.
359
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1924, I joined the army.
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I worked on a sewing machine
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in East Machias for Kalerharman.
362
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Worked in a canning plant in Lubec,
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also in a hardware store at Lubec.
364
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Worked in a sardine factory in Addison.
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I run a gas station in Franklin Roads.
366
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Worked on a foundation of pulp mill in Bucksport.
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368
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369
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Well, you\'ve asked me a question.
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You\'ve asked me quite a question
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which is pretty hard to answer.
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Here\'s the gestion award.
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The community gave me a nice award here.
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And I was the first civil defense director here
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the town ever had.
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I was the first fire chief the town ever had.
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And yes, after that,
378
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I never got up in town meeting before in my life
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until that year.
380
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So then I was made the first police chief.
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382
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383
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That\'s all patriotic over there.
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There\'s nobody, you know what I mean?
385
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Nobody, I mean nobody any more patriotic than I am.
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387
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388
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I suppose it\'s the way that I\'ve been brought up is all.
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390
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391
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392
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393
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A long time ago.
394
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395
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A long time ago is right.
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397
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398
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399
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400
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401
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402
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403
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You know, I wanted to ask you a question.
404
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I noticed--
405
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406
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is that it came over from the Orient
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and our American chestnut
408
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had not developed the genetic resistance to the disease.
409
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They are the wartlike protrudances there
410
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at the end of my finger.
411
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Those are the actual fruiting bodies.
412
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They disseminate incredible numbers of spores
413
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and this is one of the mechanisms
414
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that has made the disease so incredibly successful,
415
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perhaps too successful here in the U.S.
416
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417
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418
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419
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420
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And this is where how and when things are going to change.
421
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It\'s not gonna be actually if things change
422
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but when they change.
423
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And what is happening right now is that the disease
424
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is going through an evolution of its own.
425
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[machinery whirring]
426
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[Havey whistling]
[deliberative jazz music]
427
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[laughing]
428
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429
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[deliberative jazz music]
[machinery whirring]
430
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431
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432
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They surrounded the reactor over there.
433
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434
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I remember the description of it.
435
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It was a fleet of little fishing boats
436
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sailing across there towards the nuke.
437
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Little one and the big ones,
438
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flags, banners.
439
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It was medieval.
440
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441
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just before the curtain came down.
442
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[deliberative jazz music]
[water rushing]
443
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444
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\'cause the roads were cut.
445
00:30:00.641 --> 00:30:03.391
But I kept reading it over and over.
446
00:30:03.391 --> 00:30:06.990
I could imagine myself here with friends
447
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in this little town.
448
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The boats and flags,
449
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a nuke in the distance,
450
00:30:13.604 --> 00:30:17.187
the little campfires at night by the fence.
451
00:30:18.111 --> 00:30:21.861
[deliberative ambient music]
452
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453
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of depressing things in this world,
454
00:30:32.030 --> 00:30:33.460
aren\'t there?
455
00:30:33.460 --> 00:30:36.877
Like health problems and family problems,
456
00:30:38.140 --> 00:30:42.621
business problems, relationships, financial problems,
457
00:30:42.621 --> 00:30:45.370
national problems, world problems,
458
00:30:45.370 --> 00:30:48.787
the death of a loved one, failures, sins.
459
00:30:53.093 --> 00:30:55.792
Approximately 10% of the American people
460
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are experiencing significant levels of depression.
461
00:31:01.743 --> 00:31:05.160
Apparently, there are a great many things
462
00:31:08.104 --> 00:31:09.937
that cause depression.
463
00:31:11.003 --> 00:31:12.503
No, there are not.
464
00:31:16.153 --> 00:31:17.886
465
00:31:17.886 --> 00:31:22.469
466
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467
00:31:27.906 --> 00:31:32.656
or that relationship that I carry on with the Lord Jesus.
468
00:31:33.748 --> 00:31:34.684
Especially with the things
469
00:31:34.684 --> 00:31:37.366
that are happening in the world today,
470
00:31:37.366 --> 00:31:39.268
I would be a very frightened person
471
00:31:39.268 --> 00:31:43.601
if I didn\'t have that source of strength in my life.
472
00:31:46.626 --> 00:31:49.630
473
00:31:49.630 --> 00:31:54.047
474
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He created it.
475
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He\'s very much involved in the affairs of mankind.
476
00:32:03.892 --> 00:32:06.435
That to have real wisdom,
477
00:32:06.435 --> 00:32:09.188
that you have to go to the source of wisdom
478
00:32:09.188 --> 00:32:10.771
which to us is God.
479
00:32:13.643 --> 00:32:16.980
So we, in each one of the things that they learn,
480
00:32:16.980 --> 00:32:19.682
we try to turn them to the Lord or to God
481
00:32:19.682 --> 00:32:22.182
and show them where their need
482
00:32:25.409 --> 00:32:29.081
in order to truly have wisdom or to function
483
00:32:29.081 --> 00:32:31.248
is to seek the Lord first.
484
00:32:34.483 --> 00:32:35.501
485
00:32:35.501 --> 00:32:37.033
John Marshall\'s got
486
00:32:37.033 --> 00:32:40.313
some men in the church working for him now.
487
00:32:40.313 --> 00:32:42.688
Now, can you imagine John going in the morning
488
00:32:42.688 --> 00:32:43.938
as a contractor
489
00:32:45.456 --> 00:32:48.289
and he gets Paul together with Dan
490
00:32:49.392 --> 00:32:52.602
and John and they all sit down at a table
491
00:32:52.602 --> 00:32:55.780
and Dan says, \"I think an inch is that much.\"
492
00:32:55.780 --> 00:32:58.401
And Paul says, \"I think it\'s that much.\"
493
00:32:58.401 --> 00:33:00.532
And John says, \"I think it\'s that much.
494
00:33:00.532 --> 00:33:02.563
\"Now, let\'s go to work.\"
495
00:33:02.563 --> 00:33:05.818
[congregation chuckling]
496
00:33:05.818 --> 00:33:08.026
It\'s laughable, isn\'t it?
497
00:33:08.026 --> 00:33:11.953
But isn\'t that what the educators of our society is doing?
498
00:33:11.953 --> 00:33:13.753
I think the standard is this much,
499
00:33:13.753 --> 00:33:15.247
I think the standard is this much,
500
00:33:15.247 --> 00:33:16.844
I think the standard is this much.
501
00:33:16.844 --> 00:33:19.761
Let\'s build a great nation for God!
502
00:33:21.142 --> 00:33:22.381
Well, good night, man.
503
00:33:22.381 --> 00:33:24.714
No wonder we got Disneyland.
504
00:33:26.081 --> 00:33:29.002
In fact, probably the only reality of our society
505
00:33:29.002 --> 00:33:31.201
is Disneyland, and Disneyworld, and Epcot.
506
00:33:31.201 --> 00:33:33.784
Everything else is a fairytale!
507
00:33:34.784 --> 00:33:37.132
Because we will not accept the fact
508
00:33:37.132 --> 00:33:40.722
that there is a spoken standard of God.
509
00:33:40.722 --> 00:33:41.715
510
00:33:41.715 --> 00:33:44.202
and I can\'t straighten them out.
511
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My parents,
512
00:33:45.323 --> 00:33:48.680
sometimes they put a lot of pressure on me for grades,
513
00:33:48.680 --> 00:33:51.383
and college, and everything.
514
00:33:51.383 --> 00:33:52.863
And I don\'t know,
515
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sometimes I just can\'t handle it.
516
00:33:56.384 --> 00:33:58.642
517
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a young 12th grader came up.
518
00:34:01.080 --> 00:34:02.591
He wasn\'t aware.
519
00:34:02.591 --> 00:34:05.721
He leaned up against the wall, started weeping.
520
00:34:05.721 --> 00:34:08.972
He said, \"Last night, I almost committed suicide.\"
521
00:34:08.972 --> 00:34:12.362
522
00:34:12.362 --> 00:34:15.038
I just, I don\'t care about myself.
523
00:34:15.038 --> 00:34:16.538
I just don\'t care.
524
00:34:17.559 --> 00:34:21.684
525
00:34:21.684 --> 00:34:24.684
or my boyfriend and stuff like that.
526
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527
00:34:31.384 --> 00:34:32.325
528
00:34:32.325 --> 00:34:33.596
We\'ll read the other book.
529
00:34:33.596 --> 00:34:35.013
It\'s not as long.
530
00:34:38.359 --> 00:34:40.202
531
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532
00:34:41.233 --> 00:34:46.048
Okay, the name of this chapter is God is Faithful.
533
00:34:46.048 --> 00:34:48.548
Bethany, do you make promises?
534
00:34:50.059 --> 00:34:51.911
535
00:34:51.911 --> 00:34:54.994
And do you always keep your promises?
536
00:34:56.181 --> 00:34:57.014
537
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538
00:34:58.691 --> 00:35:01.809
Maybe you promised mother that you would be good
539
00:35:01.809 --> 00:35:04.821
but it\'s so hard to be good all the time.
540
00:35:04.821 --> 00:35:06.142
If you are not good,
541
00:35:06.142 --> 00:35:08.371
you are not keeping your promise, are you?
542
00:35:08.371 --> 00:35:11.409
People break their promises very, very often.
543
00:35:11.409 --> 00:35:13.369
Sometimes they forget.
544
00:35:13.369 --> 00:35:17.470
Sometimes they make promises they just cannot keep.
545
00:35:17.470 --> 00:35:18.991
You know something?
546
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547
00:35:19.824 --> 00:35:22.241
548
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God never makes promises he cannot keep.
549
00:35:27.404 --> 00:35:29.541
And he never forgets.
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He can keep his promises \'cause he\'s powerful, isn\'t he?
551
00:35:33.015 --> 00:35:34.304
That\'s right.
552
00:35:34.304 --> 00:35:38.234
God\'s promises are sure.
[deliberative jazz music]
553
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[organ music drowning out lyrics]
554
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555
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and one way this conspiracy has manifested itself
556
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is to reduce or possibly eliminate
557
00:36:11.969 --> 00:36:15.302
the literacy in the United States today.
558
00:36:16.195 --> 00:36:20.105
If you have a people that cannot or will not read,
559
00:36:20.105 --> 00:36:24.240
you have a people that is very easily controlled.
560
00:36:24.240 --> 00:36:26.435
It is the person that reads
561
00:36:26.435 --> 00:36:31.242
and is able to read and then assimilate ideas for himself
562
00:36:31.242 --> 00:36:36.242
that is the person that is most likely to remain free.
563
00:36:36.269 --> 00:36:38.642
564
00:36:38.642 --> 00:36:43.514
we have a little concern about a dictionary definition
565
00:36:43.514 --> 00:36:45.435
from the Webster\'s Dictionary
566
00:36:45.435 --> 00:36:47.972
and other dictionaries that we\'ve seen.
567
00:36:47.972 --> 00:36:51.813
568
00:36:51.813 --> 00:36:53.002
over a year ago
569
00:36:53.002 --> 00:36:55.892
that the more recent Webster\'s Dictionaries
570
00:36:55.892 --> 00:36:59.126
have been changed in their meanings.
571
00:36:59.126 --> 00:37:01.391
And we went to the library,
572
00:37:01.391 --> 00:37:03.301
the public library here in Dover,
573
00:37:03.301 --> 00:37:07.313
and looked up the words democracy and republic
574
00:37:07.313 --> 00:37:09.681
and made these photocopies.
575
00:37:09.681 --> 00:37:10.681
576
00:37:10.681 --> 00:37:15.681
577
00:37:16.343 --> 00:37:18.926
and part of the definition says
578
00:37:21.167 --> 00:37:22.966
the principles and policies
579
00:37:22.966 --> 00:37:26.217
of the Democratic party in the United States,
580
00:37:26.217 --> 00:37:27.808
large D.
581
00:37:27.808 --> 00:37:32.808
And we were wondering why they homed in on only one party,
582
00:37:32.809 --> 00:37:35.996
the principles and policies of the Republican party.
583
00:37:35.996 --> 00:37:39.300
Are they not also in agreement with the word democracy
584
00:37:39.300 --> 00:37:40.698
as noted here,
585
00:37:40.698 --> 00:37:42.647
a government in which the supreme power
586
00:37:42.647 --> 00:37:43.898
is vested in the people
587
00:37:43.898 --> 00:37:47.309
and exercised by them directly or indirectly
588
00:37:47.309 --> 00:37:49.828
through a system of representation.
589
00:37:49.828 --> 00:37:53.916
590
00:37:53.916 --> 00:37:56.497
to research such as republic,
591
00:37:56.497 --> 00:38:00.830
they come up with this business here about the USSR,
592
00:38:03.356 --> 00:38:07.809
Czechoslovakia or Yugoslavia as being a republic.
593
00:38:07.809 --> 00:38:09.616
It doesn\'t seem to ring true
594
00:38:09.616 --> 00:38:13.827
as to a comparison with the United States.
595
00:38:13.827 --> 00:38:15.239
596
00:38:15.239 --> 00:38:17.412
597
00:38:17.412 --> 00:38:19.804
of Webster\'s Collegiate Dictionary.
598
00:38:19.804 --> 00:38:23.305
599
00:38:23.305 --> 00:38:27.626
It\'s Webster\'s Ninth Collegiate Dictionary.
600
00:38:27.626 --> 00:38:28.827
Go back into here
601
00:38:28.827 --> 00:38:30.754
and find out what the copyright and so forth.
602
00:38:30.754 --> 00:38:31.593
603
00:38:31.593 --> 00:38:34.295
like a correct place for that definition?
604
00:38:34.295 --> 00:38:36.744
605
00:38:36.744 --> 00:38:39.894
Let\'s see how many people have checked it out.
606
00:38:39.894 --> 00:38:41.586
All these people.
607
00:38:41.586 --> 00:38:42.994
No dates have been given.
608
00:38:42.994 --> 00:38:46.272
609
00:38:46.272 --> 00:38:50.439
may I speak with you about the supreme court case?
610
00:38:59.253 --> 00:39:01.749
611
00:39:01.749 --> 00:39:03.878
is to make the coat look the same way it would
612
00:39:03.878 --> 00:39:06.492
when the customer is wearing it.
613
00:39:06.492 --> 00:39:08.611
So what we\'re doing now is filling it up with air
614
00:39:08.611 --> 00:39:10.350
so that it takes that same shape
615
00:39:10.350 --> 00:39:13.165
and we can even fit the shoulders exactly
616
00:39:13.165 --> 00:39:15.966
to the width of the jacket.
617
00:39:15.966 --> 00:39:17.963
So we\'ll fill it up with air
618
00:39:17.963 --> 00:39:21.651
and then we\'ll shoot steam from the inside out
619
00:39:21.651 --> 00:39:23.381
and that\'ll take out most of the wrinkles
620
00:39:23.381 --> 00:39:25.663
in the tough to press areas.
621
00:39:25.663 --> 00:39:28.746
[machinery whirring]
622
00:39:52.453 --> 00:39:55.162
One of the things I stress here with my employees
623
00:39:55.162 --> 00:39:57.544
is that I want them to feel
624
00:39:57.544 --> 00:40:00.060
like I\'m concerned about their future
625
00:40:00.060 --> 00:40:01.661
and I\'m working with them
626
00:40:01.661 --> 00:40:04.965
in helping them build for their future,
627
00:40:04.965 --> 00:40:08.004
but I don\'t want them totally dependent on me.
628
00:40:08.004 --> 00:40:11.696
I want them to be able to be dependent upon themselves.
629
00:40:11.696 --> 00:40:14.956
And the way that I look at it as a Christian
630
00:40:14.956 --> 00:40:19.206
is that if a man has a proper relationship with God
631
00:40:20.235 --> 00:40:23.253
and understands that he\'s a human being
632
00:40:23.253 --> 00:40:25.542
and he comes underneath the hierarchical structure
633
00:40:25.542 --> 00:40:29.465
of God dictating and directing his life,
634
00:40:29.465 --> 00:40:33.836
that that\'s the leadership that I need in my life
635
00:40:33.836 --> 00:40:35.882
is God giving me direction.
636
00:40:35.882 --> 00:40:36.788
And from that point,
637
00:40:36.788 --> 00:40:40.419
I don\'t need the United States government
638
00:40:40.419 --> 00:40:42.595
stepping in and telling me.
639
00:40:42.595 --> 00:40:44.735
640
00:40:44.735 --> 00:40:47.068
is an absolute perfect word!
641
00:40:48.888 --> 00:40:50.676
I was listening to someone the other day
642
00:40:50.676 --> 00:40:51.773
on tape or something
643
00:40:51.773 --> 00:40:53.483
and they said what you need to is sit down
644
00:40:53.483 --> 00:40:55.483
and reason with a child.
645
00:40:58.066 --> 00:41:00.566
When they\'re three months old?
646
00:41:03.371 --> 00:41:04.709
I mean, that\'s so,
647
00:41:04.709 --> 00:41:06.937
I can\'t believe how dumb.
648
00:41:06.937 --> 00:41:09.530
I was gonna say stupid but I won\'t say that.
649
00:41:09.530 --> 00:41:11.759
Dumb that some people are,
650
00:41:11.759 --> 00:41:12.770
and I\'ve seen it happen.
651
00:41:12.770 --> 00:41:14.168
Haven\'t you ever been down at the Kmart at something
652
00:41:14.168 --> 00:41:17.837
and here\'s a full grown 240 pound man
653
00:41:17.837 --> 00:41:21.254
trying to reason with his three year old!
654
00:41:22.701 --> 00:41:24.237
My wife and I were going down the aisle
655
00:41:24.237 --> 00:41:25.938
through one store a few years back
656
00:41:25.938 --> 00:41:29.688
and this mother was reasoning with her child.
657
00:41:31.059 --> 00:41:32.695
And she bent down and she says,
658
00:41:32.695 --> 00:41:36.076
\"Now, you can\'t have that,\" and he spit in her face.
659
00:41:36.076 --> 00:41:39.407
[audience exclaiming]
660
00:41:39.407 --> 00:41:41.623
That would have been a time that I\'d leave the basket there,
661
00:41:41.623 --> 00:41:42.456
go to the clerk,
662
00:41:42.456 --> 00:41:43.289
said would you please watch that,
663
00:41:43.289 --> 00:41:46.100
take him out to the car, wear him out,
664
00:41:46.100 --> 00:41:47.600
bring him back in.
665
00:41:48.930 --> 00:41:50.980
Because see, the Christian understands
666
00:41:50.980 --> 00:41:53.058
the basic problem with rebellion
667
00:41:53.058 --> 00:41:58.038
that is in a child\'s heart is that he\'s born a sinner.
668
00:41:58.038 --> 00:41:59.595
669
00:41:59.595 --> 00:42:01.862
670
00:42:01.862 --> 00:42:03.520
from the early part of their life
671
00:42:03.520 --> 00:42:07.316
that there are consequences for rebellion.
672
00:42:07.316 --> 00:42:10.066
673
00:42:11.398 --> 00:42:15.030
674
00:42:15.030 --> 00:42:19.077
675
00:42:19.077 --> 00:42:21.660
Gina Yanikis, stop the killing.
676
00:42:22.878 --> 00:42:25.559
Gina Yanikis, stop the killing.
677
00:42:25.559 --> 00:42:28.872
678
00:42:28.872 --> 00:42:30.032
and they walk out.
679
00:42:30.032 --> 00:42:31.524
There\'s no Jesus.
680
00:42:31.524 --> 00:42:33.740
We cry out to you, father.
681
00:42:33.740 --> 00:42:36.253
We cry out to you for those women, father,
682
00:42:36.253 --> 00:42:38.804
that are facing this decision.
683
00:42:38.804 --> 00:42:39.832
And we pray, father--
684
00:42:39.832 --> 00:42:42.091
685
00:42:42.091 --> 00:42:43.805
686
00:42:43.805 --> 00:42:45.982
and daughters onto devils.
687
00:42:45.982 --> 00:42:48.330
688
00:42:48.330 --> 00:42:51.685
689
00:42:51.685 --> 00:42:54.884
690
00:42:54.884 --> 00:42:59.632
but it just reminds me of being surrounded, embattled,
691
00:42:59.632 --> 00:43:02.680
trying to do your work, but.
692
00:43:02.680 --> 00:43:05.004
693
00:43:05.004 --> 00:43:07.900
and because they call out my name,
694
00:43:07.900 --> 00:43:10.885
it can\'t help but feel personal.
695
00:43:10.885 --> 00:43:12.943
So I can\'t help responding
696
00:43:12.943 --> 00:43:15.523
by thinking about them personally sometimes
697
00:43:15.523 --> 00:43:19.221
and just where does that hatred come from.
698
00:43:19.221 --> 00:43:22.835
And I think for some of the women out there,
699
00:43:22.835 --> 00:43:25.601
that it\'s a self-hatred.
700
00:43:25.601 --> 00:43:30.601
I remember just thinking about what else I could think about
701
00:43:31.666 --> 00:43:33.692
besides listening to them
702
00:43:33.692 --> 00:43:35.973
and just trying to talk to them
703
00:43:35.973 --> 00:43:39.056
and just afterwards being filled with
704
00:43:41.804 --> 00:43:43.505
feelings of hatred of my own
705
00:43:43.505 --> 00:43:45.544
of what I wanted to do to them
706
00:43:45.544 --> 00:43:50.544
and just how angry that makes me feel and just helpless.
707
00:43:50.634 --> 00:43:52.972
I don\'t want to be like them,
708
00:43:52.972 --> 00:43:55.323
I don\'t want to be like them.
709
00:43:55.323 --> 00:44:00.043
♪ And I\'m amazed that she don\'t find it painful ♪
710
00:44:00.043 --> 00:44:05.043
♪ Abortion, abortion is slaughter of the innocent ♪
711
00:44:05.104 --> 00:44:07.204
712
00:44:07.204 --> 00:44:09.372
from the Marshall household this morning as well
713
00:44:09.372 --> 00:44:12.612
in that Brandy\'s begun going into labor, I believe,
714
00:44:12.612 --> 00:44:13.792
on the new child.
715
00:44:13.792 --> 00:44:16.087
So next week, I may be able to have another announcement
716
00:44:16.087 --> 00:44:17.920
of a child being born.
717
00:44:18.831 --> 00:44:21.089
This afternoon, we\'ve changed the time of your bulletin
718
00:44:21.089 --> 00:44:25.591
from five o\'clock to 4:30 for the briefing on South Africa.
719
00:44:25.591 --> 00:44:27.730
It\'s very essential if you want to understand
720
00:44:27.730 --> 00:44:29.271
some of the inside information
721
00:44:29.271 --> 00:44:32.508
on what\'s going in our state department
722
00:44:32.508 --> 00:44:34.076
and in our government
723
00:44:34.076 --> 00:44:36.119
against the government of South Africa.
724
00:44:36.119 --> 00:44:38.610
This briefing will really enlighten you on that subject
725
00:44:38.610 --> 00:44:40.067
and it\'s worthy of your time
726
00:44:40.067 --> 00:44:42.900
if you can make it this afternoon.
727
00:44:43.817 --> 00:44:46.817
[faint organ music]
728
00:45:16.496 --> 00:45:18.294
729
00:45:18.294 --> 00:45:20.627
trying to do your work, but.
730
00:45:21.917 --> 00:45:23.000
Hi, big bird.
731
00:45:23.998 --> 00:45:24.998
You are big.
732
00:45:25.848 --> 00:45:27.250
I bet you could pick me up
733
00:45:27.250 --> 00:45:30.997
and carry me right up over the horizon.
734
00:45:30.997 --> 00:45:31.914
I head out.
735
00:45:33.089 --> 00:45:35.672
A little toast to the Atlantic.
736
00:45:38.677 --> 00:45:40.427
Don\'t forget Neptune?
737
00:45:42.319 --> 00:45:43.449
738
00:45:43.449 --> 00:45:47.137
throughout South Africa today in the black townships.
739
00:45:47.137 --> 00:45:51.637
[people speaking in foreign language]
740
00:46:03.698 --> 00:46:07.115
741
00:46:08.286 --> 00:46:09.991
It\'s kinda shaky.
742
00:46:09.991 --> 00:46:11.489
That wasn\'t Hollywood, by the way.
743
00:46:11.489 --> 00:46:12.989
That\'s real stuff.
744
00:46:14.234 --> 00:46:17.901
And we don\'t understand the situation there.
745
00:46:19.788 --> 00:46:22.897
It\'s different from what it is in the west.
746
00:46:22.897 --> 00:46:24.447
We don\'t understand that the problem
747
00:46:24.447 --> 00:46:26.490
isn\'t as much between the blacks and the whites
748
00:46:26.490 --> 00:46:29.867
as it is between the blacks and the blacks.
749
00:46:29.867 --> 00:46:32.200
And especially the communist
750
00:46:33.325 --> 00:46:36.417
going in to take over that country.
751
00:46:36.417 --> 00:46:38.476
752
00:46:38.476 --> 00:46:42.389
It\'s a concept, old concept, but a new application
753
00:46:42.389 --> 00:46:44.678
for Pat Robertson\'s campaign.
754
00:46:44.678 --> 00:46:45.686
755
00:46:45.686 --> 00:46:50.103
756
00:46:54.054 --> 00:46:55.854
And this is the diagram.
757
00:46:55.854 --> 00:46:57.492
D stands for director.
758
00:46:57.492 --> 00:46:58.613
That means Bill and I
759
00:46:58.613 --> 00:47:02.501
because our responsibility is 45 pyramids
760
00:47:02.501 --> 00:47:04.751
for the whole county total.
761
00:47:05.670 --> 00:47:07.960
762
00:47:07.960 --> 00:47:09.542
763
00:47:09.542 --> 00:47:13.209
that Americans for Robertson has been using.
764
00:47:15.129 --> 00:47:19.317
These are people who are already receiving newsletters,
765
00:47:19.317 --> 00:47:22.576
have been supporters of Pat Robertson
766
00:47:22.576 --> 00:47:24.954
or at least the concept of defending
767
00:47:24.954 --> 00:47:27.204
and restoring our freedoms.
768
00:47:29.527 --> 00:47:32.027
[piano music]
769
00:47:33.083 --> 00:47:35.248
770
00:47:35.248 --> 00:47:36.237
All right, here we go.
771
00:47:36.237 --> 00:47:38.258
♪ This land is your land ♪
772
00:47:38.258 --> 00:47:40.356
♪ This land is my land ♪
773
00:47:40.356 --> 00:47:44.556
♪ From California to the New York islands ♪
774
00:47:44.556 --> 00:47:49.488
♪ From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters ♪
775
00:47:49.488 --> 00:47:52.820
♪ This land was made for you and me ♪
776
00:47:52.820 --> 00:47:54.968
♪ This land is your land ♪
777
00:47:54.968 --> 00:47:58.287
♪ This land is my land ♪
778
00:47:58.287 --> 00:48:00.989
[people chattering]
779
00:48:00.989 --> 00:48:03.320
[faint music]
[people chattering]
780
00:48:03.320 --> 00:48:07.445
♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah ♪
781
00:48:07.445 --> 00:48:11.153
♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah ♪
782
00:48:11.153 --> 00:48:15.384
♪ His truth is marching on ♪
783
00:48:15.384 --> 00:48:18.384
[people chattering]
784
00:48:23.535 --> 00:48:28.155
♪ Our god is marching on ♪
785
00:48:28.155 --> 00:48:32.395
♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah ♪
786
00:48:32.395 --> 00:48:36.494
♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah ♪
787
00:48:36.494 --> 00:48:40.206
♪ Glory, glory, hallelujah ♪
788
00:48:40.206 --> 00:48:43.789
♪ His truth is marching on ♪
789
00:48:44.644 --> 00:48:47.811
[audience applauding]
790
00:48:49.657 --> 00:48:53.067
It\'s my pleasure to introduce Dr. Robertson to you.
791
00:48:53.067 --> 00:48:56.566
Most of you know that Dr. Robertson has hosted The 700 Club.
792
00:48:56.566 --> 00:48:58.605
Many of you have watched that for years,
793
00:48:58.605 --> 00:49:00.393
so you sort of know him.
794
00:49:00.393 --> 00:49:01.894
795
00:49:01.894 --> 00:49:05.061
[audience applauding]
796
00:49:07.926 --> 00:49:09.063
Thank you.
797
00:49:09.063 --> 00:49:10.671
Let me give this to one of the people.
798
00:49:10.671 --> 00:49:12.088
Who would like a?
799
00:49:14.069 --> 00:49:15.854
Would you like it?
800
00:49:15.854 --> 00:49:17.335
[audience laughing]
801
00:49:17.335 --> 00:49:18.294
802
00:49:18.294 --> 00:49:19.883
[audience applauding]
803
00:49:19.883 --> 00:49:20.930
804
00:49:20.930 --> 00:49:22.323
I didn\'t say hi to you.
805
00:49:22.323 --> 00:49:23.171
How are you?
806
00:49:23.171 --> 00:49:24.146
It\'s great to see you.
807
00:49:24.146 --> 00:49:25.212
Hey, thank you.
808
00:49:25.212 --> 00:49:29.202
Let\'s all go inside and see what the office is like.
809
00:49:29.202 --> 00:49:30.822
Man, I love it.
810
00:49:30.822 --> 00:49:33.822
[people chattering]
811
00:49:40.844 --> 00:49:44.124
812
00:49:44.124 --> 00:49:46.005
Now you people, if you\'re hungry,
813
00:49:46.005 --> 00:49:48.733
or you know, you help yourself too, okay?
814
00:49:48.733 --> 00:49:50.152
You\'re welcome.
815
00:49:50.152 --> 00:49:53.819
[audience applauding]
816
00:50:01.489 --> 00:50:02.453
817
00:50:02.453 --> 00:50:04.854
Our country\'s been very lazy.
818
00:50:04.854 --> 00:50:07.202
We almost gave it away.
819
00:50:07.202 --> 00:50:10.754
820
00:50:10.754 --> 00:50:15.587
821
00:50:17.562 --> 00:50:20.274
We wanted to be popular,
822
00:50:20.274 --> 00:50:22.013
we wanted to be powerful.
823
00:50:22.013 --> 00:50:23.235
Individual people,
824
00:50:23.235 --> 00:50:26.462
and they started not caring about this country.
825
00:50:26.462 --> 00:50:30.381
And soon, we were caring so much about ourselves
826
00:50:30.381 --> 00:50:34.595
that the country started to dissolve from the inside,
827
00:50:34.595 --> 00:50:36.342
from its heart.
828
00:50:36.342 --> 00:50:40.595
And now, I see the heart of the country moving, you know,
829
00:50:40.595 --> 00:50:42.364
caring for one another.
830
00:50:42.364 --> 00:50:44.893
I see it and I\'m glad to see it.
831
00:50:44.893 --> 00:50:46.115
832
00:50:46.115 --> 00:50:48.167
He\'s beautiful.
833
00:50:48.167 --> 00:50:50.727
834
00:50:50.727 --> 00:50:53.725
I\'ve got a little year old, just a little over a year.
835
00:50:53.725 --> 00:50:55.028
Red-headed, blue eyes.
836
00:50:55.028 --> 00:50:57.435
Hey, how are you doing?
837
00:50:57.435 --> 00:50:58.767
Here\'s my daughter, Sarah.
838
00:50:58.767 --> 00:51:01.266
839
00:51:01.266 --> 00:51:02.267
840
00:51:02.267 --> 00:51:03.100
841
00:51:03.100 --> 00:51:06.148
842
00:51:06.148 --> 00:51:08.017
843
00:51:08.017 --> 00:51:12.269
I\'m reminded of a story that\'s told about Captain John Smith
844
00:51:12.269 --> 00:51:17.269
of the Jamestown Colony a few years ago in actually 1628,
845
00:51:17.549 --> 00:51:21.090
that he desired to take a look at America,
846
00:51:21.090 --> 00:51:24.697
some of this great land that he\'d helped to found.
847
00:51:24.697 --> 00:51:29.118
848
00:51:29.118 --> 00:51:30.920
and I come back
849
00:51:30.920 --> 00:51:34.879
and everything\'s different and nothing\'s changed.
850
00:51:34.879 --> 00:51:36.478
Nothing is changed.
851
00:51:36.478 --> 00:51:38.960
The civil wars are still going on.
852
00:51:38.960 --> 00:51:41.729
The same battles are going on here.
853
00:51:41.729 --> 00:51:42.960
And look at me.
854
00:51:42.960 --> 00:51:45.880
I\'m pacing up and down like I\'m back in jail
855
00:51:45.880 --> 00:51:48.197
and I\'ve lived a whole life in 10 years
856
00:51:48.197 --> 00:51:50.099
and now all the habits come back. [laughing]
857
00:51:50.099 --> 00:51:51.709
Nothing has changed.
858
00:51:51.709 --> 00:51:54.782
859
00:51:54.782 --> 00:51:55.615
860
00:51:55.615 --> 00:51:57.115
You may be seated.
861
00:52:02.018 --> 00:52:04.935
[orchestral music]
862
00:52:06.691 --> 00:52:11.691
♪ O say can you see, by the dawn\'s early light ♪
863
00:52:13.758 --> 00:52:18.758
♪ What so proudly we hailed at the twilight\'s last gleaming ♪
864
00:52:20.759 --> 00:52:24.326
♪ Whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪
865
00:52:24.326 --> 00:52:27.940
♪ Through the perilous fight ♪
866
00:52:27.940 --> 00:52:32.940
♪ O\'er the ramparts we watch\'d were so gallantly streaming ♪
867
00:52:35.078 --> 00:52:40.078
♪ And the rocket\'s red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪
868
00:52:42.951 --> 00:52:46.318
♪ Gave proof through the night ♪
869
00:52:46.318 --> 00:52:50.188
♪ That our flag was still there, ♪
870
00:52:50.188 --> 00:52:54.188
♪ O say does that star-spangled ♪
871
00:52:56.276 --> 00:52:57.109
872
00:52:58.372 --> 00:52:59.955
Hi, is Jimmy there?
873
00:53:02.525 --> 00:53:03.947
No, no, no, no.
874
00:53:03.947 --> 00:53:04.947
This is Doc.
875
00:53:06.794 --> 00:53:08.377
No, I\'m his father.
876
00:53:12.095 --> 00:53:15.679
I guess just tell him that I\'m back in the country
877
00:53:15.679 --> 00:53:19.679
and I\'m out on the road so I\'ll call back, okay?
878
00:53:20.999 --> 00:53:23.566
[laughing]
879
00:53:23.566 --> 00:53:26.566
880
00:53:27.675 --> 00:53:30.592
a political grassroots organization
881
00:53:32.951 --> 00:53:36.034
that will be in effect in virtually--
882
00:53:37.179 --> 00:53:41.596
883
00:53:43.049 --> 00:53:45.060
884
00:53:45.060 --> 00:53:48.429
885
00:53:48.429 --> 00:53:52.346
And we\'ll watch Jim Kennedy out of Coral Ridge.
886
00:53:55.946 --> 00:53:57.816
Then when you go down to Florida,
887
00:53:57.816 --> 00:54:00.663
you can stop by and visit him.
888
00:54:00.663 --> 00:54:03.663
889
00:54:09.437 --> 00:54:11.972
890
00:54:11.972 --> 00:54:14.889
I am the cross and Madonna\'s roses.
891
00:54:16.287 --> 00:54:18.704
I am the Jesus and his roses.
892
00:54:20.376 --> 00:54:22.759
I am the face of death.
893
00:54:22.759 --> 00:54:24.259
I am in the AK-47.
894
00:54:25.095 --> 00:54:26.428
I am the dragon.
895
00:54:28.152 --> 00:54:30.652
I\'m a doctor without a clinic.
896
00:54:32.290 --> 00:54:35.373
[tattoo gun buzzing]
897
00:55:00.564 --> 00:55:05.564
[deliberative jazz music]
[tattoo gun buzzing]
898
00:55:09.225 --> 00:55:14.225
[people screaming]
[people chattering]
899
00:55:19.576 --> 00:55:24.576
[lights buzzing]
[people chattering]
900
00:55:30.742 --> 00:55:34.836
901
00:55:34.836 --> 00:55:36.086
Open your lips.
902
00:55:38.825 --> 00:55:41.678
[people screaming]
[people chattering]
903
00:55:41.678 --> 00:55:43.222
904
00:55:43.222 --> 00:55:45.030
black and white room,
905
00:55:45.030 --> 00:55:47.543
wolf man, spooky power
906
00:55:47.543 --> 00:55:51.317
fluorescent masks, a couple of grab boxes,
907
00:55:51.317 --> 00:55:54.900
pirates\' room, ropes room, Dracula, psycho.
908
00:55:56.812 --> 00:55:59.812
[people chattering]
909
00:56:04.706 --> 00:56:06.565
910
00:56:06.565 --> 00:56:08.592
We\'d like to remind you here on radio 103,
911
00:56:08.592 --> 00:56:11.207
Boston University\'s Seminars in the Arts presents
912
00:56:11.207 --> 00:56:14.298
Treasure Houses of Boston coming up November 5th
913
00:56:14.298 --> 00:56:17.967
and its four private art collections of the Boston area.
914
00:56:17.967 --> 00:56:22.967
[people chattering]
[faint singing]
915
00:56:29.580 --> 00:56:33.247
916
00:56:36.715 --> 00:56:40.411
What kind of a future do you see for us, Laurie?
917
00:56:40.411 --> 00:56:42.244
918
00:56:47.660 --> 00:56:49.327
919
00:56:50.440 --> 00:56:55.140
I know the kind I would want to have and that\'s no war,
920
00:56:55.140 --> 00:56:57.858
and to evolve, and to learn,
921
00:56:57.858 --> 00:57:00.025
and to get off this planet
922
00:57:01.951 --> 00:57:06.053
because we need to colonize and make more space,
923
00:57:06.053 --> 00:57:08.523
and we need to communicate with other beings
924
00:57:08.523 --> 00:57:10.606
from other solar systems.
925
00:57:11.631 --> 00:57:13.931
We are too primitive.
926
00:57:13.931 --> 00:57:18.431
However, I think the boys are going to make war again.
927
00:57:20.614 --> 00:57:23.614
[people chattering]
928
00:57:25.261 --> 00:57:27.180
929
00:57:27.180 --> 00:57:29.430
We warship god and goddess,
930
00:57:30.282 --> 00:57:33.710
which is a god and goddess for all humanity
931
00:57:33.710 --> 00:57:35.910
and I mean humanity,
932
00:57:35.910 --> 00:57:38.613
who is a tender, loving goddess
933
00:57:38.613 --> 00:57:40.791
who is the mother of the earth,
934
00:57:40.791 --> 00:57:44.041
was from the time beginning, all right?
935
00:57:45.213 --> 00:57:46.803
And that\'s the way it goes.
936
00:57:46.803 --> 00:57:47.636
937
00:57:47.636 --> 00:57:48.823
whether they know it or not.
938
00:57:48.823 --> 00:57:50.094
939
00:57:50.094 --> 00:57:52.427
940
00:57:52.427 --> 00:57:55.165
941
00:57:55.165 --> 00:57:57.683
I say, \"Well, you don\'t really have to.
942
00:57:57.683 --> 00:57:59.422
\"We\'re here anyway.\"
943
00:57:59.422 --> 00:58:01.343
And we were here from the beginning of time
944
00:58:01.343 --> 00:58:04.343
and we be here \'til the end of time.
945
00:58:18.387 --> 00:58:21.220
[birds squawking]
946
00:58:31.544 --> 00:58:35.377
947
00:58:36.755 --> 00:58:39.650
[deliberative jazz music]
948
00:58:39.650 --> 00:58:42.150
949
00:58:43.220 --> 00:58:46.553
in a house right up here on Main Street.
950
00:58:49.017 --> 00:58:52.600
But he used to say he traveled a great deal in Concord.
951
00:58:52.600 --> 00:58:55.648
952
00:58:55.648 --> 00:59:00.481
and he would read about Alaska or South America or Mexico,
953
00:59:01.695 --> 00:59:04.445
almost anything that was current.
954
00:59:12.441 --> 00:59:14.935
955
00:59:14.935 --> 00:59:15.768
956
00:59:15.768 --> 00:59:17.898
957
00:59:17.898 --> 00:59:19.114
958
00:59:19.114 --> 00:59:22.586
whether something were controversial or not.
959
00:59:22.586 --> 00:59:24.573
He had his own opinions
960
00:59:24.573 --> 00:59:27.514
and he felt that he had a right to express them.
961
00:59:27.514 --> 00:59:28.646
962
00:59:28.646 --> 00:59:33.285
I noticed in an editorial in the newspaper today
963
00:59:33.285 --> 00:59:35.408
saying that he was an overrated philosopher
964
00:59:35.408 --> 00:59:37.870
and he was an elitist, and a moralist,
965
00:59:37.870 --> 00:59:40.606
and he supported a terrorist and so forth.
966
00:59:40.606 --> 00:59:42.847
967
00:59:42.847 --> 00:59:46.430
in his attempt to keep slavery from Kansas.
968
00:59:47.784 --> 00:59:48.617
969
00:59:53.171 --> 00:59:55.798
This would have been then the place
970
00:59:55.798 --> 00:59:59.527
where the plea for Captain John Brown was delivered
971
00:59:59.527 --> 01:00:01.156
by Henry David Thoreau.
972
01:00:01.156 --> 01:00:03.284
973
01:00:03.284 --> 01:00:04.227
and you\'re a guest
974
01:00:04.227 --> 01:00:06.836
and I don\'t like to criticize guests,
975
01:00:06.836 --> 01:00:09.666
but the name is Thoreau and not--
976
01:00:09.666 --> 01:00:10.545
977
01:00:10.545 --> 01:00:11.747
978
01:00:11.747 --> 01:00:13.735
almost to rhyme with thorough.
979
01:00:13.735 --> 01:00:15.013
980
01:00:15.013 --> 01:00:16.487
and hung him for treason
981
01:00:16.487 --> 01:00:19.207
and the soldiers marched off singing.
982
01:00:19.207 --> 01:00:22.916
♪ John Brown\'s body lies a moldering in the grave ♪
983
01:00:22.916 --> 01:00:27.104
♪ But his soul goes marching on ♪
984
01:00:27.104 --> 01:00:30.794
985
01:00:30.794 --> 01:00:33.422
He wrote a rather courteous letter
986
01:00:33.422 --> 01:00:35.971
about half an hour before he was hanged
987
01:00:35.971 --> 01:00:37.489
to one of his friends.
988
01:00:37.489 --> 01:00:39.891
And you would never have thought
989
01:00:39.891 --> 01:00:43.076
that he was on the verge of execution.
990
01:00:43.076 --> 01:00:45.851
It was just a polite, courteous letter.
991
01:00:45.851 --> 01:00:49.171
992
01:00:49.171 --> 01:00:51.151
in the Concord town hall
993
01:00:51.151 --> 01:00:52.942
on October 30th.
994
01:00:52.942 --> 01:00:54.667
995
01:00:54.667 --> 01:00:55.918
the use of the town hall
996
01:00:55.918 --> 01:00:57.947
because he was a citizen of Concord,
997
01:00:57.947 --> 01:01:01.229
but they refused to ring the bell to announce the meeting.
998
01:01:01.229 --> 01:01:03.319
So he rang it himself, yes.
999
01:01:03.319 --> 01:01:05.617
According to Dr. Harding\'s biography.
1000
01:01:05.617 --> 01:01:07.368
1001
01:01:07.368 --> 01:01:08.749
That\'s the best source there is.
1002
01:01:08.749 --> 01:01:10.297
1003
01:01:10.297 --> 01:01:12.718
digging away through all of the--
1004
01:01:12.718 --> 01:01:16.135
1005
01:01:18.273 --> 01:01:21.225
1006
01:01:21.225 --> 01:01:22.728
Let\'s see.
1007
01:01:22.728 --> 01:01:23.645
Front door.
1008
01:01:24.927 --> 01:01:26.996
Here, the desk.
1009
01:01:26.996 --> 01:01:27.829
A bed.
1010
01:01:29.485 --> 01:01:32.485
Two chairs for company and a hearth.
1011
01:01:36.638 --> 01:01:38.055
Warm yourself up.
1012
01:01:39.606 --> 01:01:40.523
Nice place.
1013
01:01:43.533 --> 01:01:44.450
Nice place.
1014
01:01:52.729 --> 01:01:56.612
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately,
1015
01:01:56.612 --> 01:01:58.945
to front only the essential.
1016
01:02:04.349 --> 01:02:07.849
[deliberative jazz music]
1017
01:02:09.567 --> 01:02:14.072
Thoreau spoke out against John Brown\'s impending execution.
1018
01:02:14.072 --> 01:02:18.747
He had to make his neighbors face this question of slavery.
1019
01:02:18.747 --> 01:02:21.973
But even the preacher was afraid to take sides,
1020
01:02:21.973 --> 01:02:23.752
so he left the key to the meeting hall
1021
01:02:23.752 --> 01:02:26.752
where Thoreau could find it himself.
1022
01:02:28.633 --> 01:02:31.383
[door squeaking]
1023
01:02:43.759 --> 01:02:46.342
[bell tolling]
1024
01:02:58.388 --> 01:03:00.805
The slave ship is on her way,
1025
01:03:02.971 --> 01:03:05.554
crowded with its dying victims.
1026
01:03:06.852 --> 01:03:10.863
New cargoes are being added in mid-ocean.
1027
01:03:10.863 --> 01:03:13.280
A small crew of slaveholders,
1028
01:03:14.402 --> 01:03:17.985
countenanced by a large body of passengers,
1029
01:03:19.347 --> 01:03:23.449
is smothering four millions under the hatches,
1030
01:03:23.449 --> 01:03:25.922
and yet the politician asserts
1031
01:03:25.922 --> 01:03:27.535
that the only proper way
1032
01:03:27.535 --> 01:03:30.501
by which deliverance is to be obtained
1033
01:03:30.501 --> 01:03:34.902
is by the quiet diffusion of the sentiments of humanity
1034
01:03:34.902 --> 01:03:36.652
without any outbreak.
1035
01:03:39.200 --> 01:03:40.033
[bell tolling]
1036
01:03:40.033 --> 01:03:43.444
So you write in your easy chairs!
1037
01:03:43.444 --> 01:03:44.972
And thus, John Brown,
1038
01:03:44.972 --> 01:03:49.972
wounded, responds from the floor of Harper Ferry Armory.
1039
01:03:50.096 --> 01:03:53.486
His voice, clear like the cloudless sky,
1040
01:03:53.486 --> 01:03:55.819
true as the voice of nature.
1041
01:03:57.950 --> 01:03:59.167
[bell tolling]
1042
01:03:59.167 --> 01:04:03.076
I acknowledge no master in human form.
1043
01:04:03.076 --> 01:04:07.247
I wish to say furthermore, that you had better
1044
01:04:07.247 --> 01:04:09.284
all ye people at the South,
1045
01:04:09.284 --> 01:04:12.416
prepare yourself for a settlement of that question
1046
01:04:12.416 --> 01:04:14.216
that must come up for settlement
1047
01:04:14.216 --> 01:04:16.143
sooner than you are prepared for.
1048
01:04:16.143 --> 01:04:19.655
The sooner you are prepared, the better.
1049
01:04:19.655 --> 01:04:22.064
You may dispose of me very easily.
1050
01:04:22.064 --> 01:04:24.276
I am nearly disposed of now.
1051
01:04:24.276 --> 01:04:27.097
But this question is still to be settled.
1052
01:04:27.097 --> 01:04:28.755
This negro question,
1053
01:04:28.755 --> 01:04:31.672
I mean, the end of that is not yet.
1054
01:04:33.904 --> 01:04:36.654
[gears clanking]
1055
01:04:52.407 --> 01:04:55.490
[machinery whirring]
1056
01:07:15.053 --> 01:07:19.789
1057
01:07:19.789 --> 01:07:24.654
This area was the product of the Ice Age effectively.
1058
01:07:24.654 --> 01:07:28.335
In addition to the shoreline running in through here,
1059
01:07:28.335 --> 01:07:30.975
we had a series of three hills here
1060
01:07:30.975 --> 01:07:35.554
and Beacon Hill is the surviving remnant of that.
1061
01:07:35.554 --> 01:07:37.816
The hill is known as a drumlin
1062
01:07:37.816 --> 01:07:39.983
and it consisted of gravel
1063
01:07:41.255 --> 01:07:45.325
and sand left behind by glaciers passing through here.
1064
01:07:45.325 --> 01:07:48.396
Also, we think this pond here, Frog Pond,
1065
01:07:48.396 --> 01:07:51.618
was created at this time period as well,
1066
01:07:51.618 --> 01:07:53.316
and that later it was an area
1067
01:07:53.316 --> 01:07:54.677
that was attractive to Indians
1068
01:07:54.677 --> 01:07:57.344
because of the fish and the water fowl
1069
01:07:57.344 --> 01:08:02.344
that were attracted to this [mumbles] area.
1070
01:08:06.692 --> 01:08:08.682
1071
01:08:08.682 --> 01:08:10.583
found on the Boston Common.
1072
01:08:10.583 --> 01:08:12.921
It was an example of clay
1073
01:08:12.921 --> 01:08:15.555
fired at relatively low temperature
1074
01:08:15.555 --> 01:08:19.645
and decorated by I would call punctate decorations.
1075
01:08:19.645 --> 01:08:21.337
Some sort of sharp tool was used
1076
01:08:21.337 --> 01:08:23.523
to make these indentations in it.
1077
01:08:23.523 --> 01:08:26.616
And of course, pottery was also manufactured
1078
01:08:26.616 --> 01:08:28.272
and used during the historic period
1079
01:08:28.272 --> 01:08:31.855
and we can look at some examples over here.
1080
01:08:34.095 --> 01:08:35.772
1081
01:08:35.772 --> 01:08:38.512
we discovered evidence for a prehistoric campsite
1082
01:08:38.512 --> 01:08:41.064
that might date back 1,500 years or so.
1083
01:08:41.064 --> 01:08:43.682
Now, Boston at that time looked very different.
1084
01:08:43.682 --> 01:08:47.098
This area, now known as Back Bay,
1085
01:08:47.098 --> 01:08:50.314
had a shoreline that extended right in through here
1086
01:08:50.314 --> 01:08:53.492
so that we would have had a waterfront site.
1087
01:08:53.492 --> 01:08:55.823
Now, water is very important to these people--
1088
01:08:55.823 --> 01:09:00.823
[leaf blower whirring drowning out speaking]
1089
01:09:15.798 --> 01:09:19.048
1090
01:09:21.679 --> 01:09:24.262
Of course the world is strange.
1091
01:09:26.088 --> 01:09:27.941
When you\'re going down the road,
1092
01:09:27.941 --> 01:09:29.674
and the leaves are falling,
1093
01:09:29.674 --> 01:09:32.553
and you see the jack-o-lanterns on the front porch,
1094
01:09:32.553 --> 01:09:37.200
and the station wagon is pulling out with the family,
1095
01:09:37.200 --> 01:09:40.950
it\'s perfectly natural to feel a heavy heart.
1096
01:09:45.147 --> 01:09:49.829
But that\'s not the life you chose. [chuckling]
1097
01:09:49.829 --> 01:09:54.579
You chose a different kind of life with different prizes,
1098
01:09:55.556 --> 01:09:57.639
a life under the surface.
1099
01:09:58.819 --> 01:09:59.652
Look.
1100
01:10:01.985 --> 01:10:04.345
Beyond the ordinary.
1101
01:10:04.345 --> 01:10:06.762
And that\'s the life you have.
1102
01:10:09.059 --> 01:10:12.559
[deliberative jazz music]
1103
01:10:20.219 --> 01:10:25.219
[loud rumbling]
[people chattering]
1104
01:11:14.709 --> 01:11:16.719
[people chattering]
1105
01:11:16.719 --> 01:11:17.932
1106
01:11:17.932 --> 01:11:21.673
1107
01:11:21.673 --> 01:11:24.450
1108
01:11:24.450 --> 01:11:26.867
1109
01:11:31.300 --> 01:11:32.531
1110
01:11:32.531 --> 01:11:35.176
and we learned about this in our Southern History,
1111
01:11:35.176 --> 01:11:36.680
about the 54th Regiment.
1112
01:11:36.680 --> 01:11:38.503
1113
01:11:38.503 --> 01:11:39.372
1114
01:11:39.372 --> 01:11:41.694
in front of the 54th Regiment
1115
01:11:41.694 --> 01:11:43.673
in Boston, Massachusetts.
1116
01:11:43.673 --> 01:11:45.983
You\'re from South Carolina?
1117
01:11:45.983 --> 01:11:48.674
1118
01:11:48.674 --> 01:11:49.655
1119
01:11:49.655 --> 01:11:53.436
[laughing]
1120
01:11:53.436 --> 01:11:56.686
Well, that\'s Colonel Shaw on the horse.
1121
01:11:58.200 --> 01:12:02.860
And he was from a very famous abolition family.
1122
01:12:02.860 --> 01:12:06.306
He was asked, by Governor Andrews,
1123
01:12:06.306 --> 01:12:10.023
to lead the 54th Regiment which was the first black regiment
1124
01:12:10.023 --> 01:12:14.033
from the north after the emancipation had been signed.
1125
01:12:14.033 --> 01:12:15.003
And people came,
1126
01:12:15.003 --> 01:12:19.197
men came all over the country, from Canada,
1127
01:12:19.197 --> 01:12:22.884
and also from the West Indie Islands to join this.
1128
01:12:22.884 --> 01:12:25.884
Some were slaves and some were free.
1129
01:12:29.397 --> 01:12:31.174
And you see the Latin phrase.
1130
01:12:31.174 --> 01:12:33.696
Does anyone speak Latin?
1131
01:12:33.696 --> 01:12:34.695
1132
01:12:34.695 --> 01:12:38.612
1133
01:12:42.061 --> 01:12:45.555
That\'s all right, it\'s not wired down.
1134
01:12:45.555 --> 01:12:47.828
It\'s liable to fall.
1135
01:12:47.828 --> 01:12:50.844
1136
01:12:50.844 --> 01:12:51.844
Omni is all.
1137
01:12:53.624 --> 01:12:55.874
1138
01:12:59.990 --> 01:13:01.996
he gave his life to serve the republic.
1139
01:13:01.996 --> 01:13:03.336
1140
01:13:03.336 --> 01:13:04.677
1141
01:13:04.677 --> 01:13:09.677
which there\'s no more than your life when you give it.
1142
01:13:09.727 --> 01:13:11.794
1143
01:13:11.794 --> 01:13:15.127
All gave his life to serve the republic.
1144
01:13:16.365 --> 01:13:18.028
1145
01:13:18.028 --> 01:13:20.867
1146
01:13:20.867 --> 01:13:23.950
[machinery whirring]
1147
01:13:43.384 --> 01:13:44.551
1148
01:13:48.137 --> 01:13:50.554
even though they were slaves,
1149
01:13:51.979 --> 01:13:56.896
there must have been a bond as they came over on that ship.
1150
01:13:58.893 --> 01:14:00.143
What can I say?
1151
01:14:09.919 --> 01:14:13.564
I may have had more than a great grandfather
1152
01:14:13.564 --> 01:14:15.790
in the Shaw Memorial.
1153
01:14:15.790 --> 01:14:18.850
And I\'m going to keep in contact with the other descendants
1154
01:14:18.850 --> 01:14:20.571
and maybe over the years,
1155
01:14:20.571 --> 01:14:22.832
we\'ll have another reunion.
1156
01:14:22.832 --> 01:14:24.501
1157
01:14:24.501 --> 01:14:25.920
did he die in the--
1158
01:14:25.920 --> 01:14:27.009
1159
01:14:27.009 --> 01:14:28.680
1160
01:14:28.680 --> 01:14:30.069
people who survived the Civil War--
1161
01:14:30.069 --> 01:14:31.701
1162
01:14:31.701 --> 01:14:36.107
He went back to Pittsfield and became a fireman.
1163
01:14:36.107 --> 01:14:39.332
1164
01:14:39.332 --> 01:14:40.302
1165
01:14:40.302 --> 01:14:43.561
I hope so where I\'m concerned.
1166
01:14:43.561 --> 01:14:45.671
I hope I have enough time
1167
01:14:45.671 --> 01:14:48.921
to put our family history down on paper
1168
01:14:53.751 --> 01:14:55.918
before I close these eyes.
1169
01:14:57.551 --> 01:15:00.551
[people chattering]
1170
01:15:01.894 --> 01:15:06.050
1171
01:15:06.050 --> 01:15:08.192
Their officers were white.
1172
01:15:08.192 --> 01:15:11.192
[people chattering]
1173
01:15:15.094 --> 01:15:16.188
1174
01:15:16.188 --> 01:15:19.188
[people chattering]
1175
01:15:35.791 --> 01:15:39.291
[deliberative jazz music]
1176
01:16:54.109 --> 01:16:59.109
[people chattering]
[machinery whirring]
1177
01:17:21.332 --> 01:17:22.458
1178
01:17:22.458 --> 01:17:23.348
1179
01:17:23.348 --> 01:17:25.348
1180
01:17:29.560 --> 01:17:34.560
[people chattering]
[tires spinning]
1181
01:17:42.926 --> 01:17:46.009
[snow plow rumbling]
1182
01:17:54.485 --> 01:17:55.757
1183
01:17:55.757 --> 01:17:57.419
1184
01:17:57.419 --> 01:17:58.252
1185
01:17:58.252 --> 01:17:59.502
Oh, Portuguese?
1186
01:18:01.528 --> 01:18:05.445
[speaking in foreign language]
1187
01:18:10.329 --> 01:18:12.042
It brings back little memories.
1188
01:18:12.042 --> 01:18:13.400
I spent a little time there.
1189
01:18:13.400 --> 01:18:14.619
1190
01:18:14.619 --> 01:18:16.123
How long were you there?
1191
01:18:16.123 --> 01:18:17.121
1192
01:18:17.121 --> 01:18:18.210
1193
01:18:18.210 --> 01:18:19.911
1194
01:18:19.911 --> 01:18:21.739
[speaking in foreign language]
1195
01:18:21.739 --> 01:18:23.258
Oh very little, yes.
1196
01:18:23.258 --> 01:18:27.175
[speaking in foreign language]
1197
01:18:29.474 --> 01:18:33.286
I\'d like to look around a little, smell it.
1198
01:18:33.286 --> 01:18:34.830
1199
01:18:34.830 --> 01:18:37.663
1200
01:18:40.872 --> 01:18:43.809
So do these anti-alcohol teas work?
1201
01:18:43.809 --> 01:18:44.677
1202
01:18:44.677 --> 01:18:46.557
[Doc laughing]
1203
01:18:46.557 --> 01:18:48.706
1204
01:18:48.706 --> 01:18:50.123
I need something.
1205
01:18:51.190 --> 01:18:53.023
They do miracles, huh?
1206
01:18:58.095 --> 01:19:02.928
Everything just finally ends up being just memories,
1207
01:19:02.928 --> 01:19:05.345
become like little chachkies.
1208
01:19:08.019 --> 01:19:11.102
[snow plow rumbling]
1209
01:19:32.472 --> 01:19:34.668
1210
01:19:34.668 --> 01:19:36.335
It\'s a decent place.
1211
01:19:38.100 --> 01:19:38.933
Clean.
1212
01:19:40.169 --> 01:19:41.567
1213
01:19:41.567 --> 01:19:43.409
[laughing]
1214
01:19:43.409 --> 01:19:44.242
1215
01:19:44.242 --> 01:19:45.468
1216
01:19:45.468 --> 01:19:50.468
[glasses clinking]
[speaking in foreign language]
1217
01:19:51.256 --> 01:19:54.923
I think you\'ve built a good life in America.
1218
01:19:56.401 --> 01:19:57.484
1219
01:19:59.663 --> 01:20:01.496
I\'ve been living good.
1220
01:20:03.103 --> 01:20:04.103
Got to work.
1221
01:20:05.223 --> 01:20:06.342
1222
01:20:06.342 --> 01:20:07.175
1223
01:20:10.211 --> 01:20:13.136
1224
01:20:13.136 --> 01:20:18.136
I think of my father who came from Scotland and worked hard.
1225
01:20:18.838 --> 01:20:20.588
He didn\'t do so well.
1226
01:20:24.149 --> 01:20:27.515
1227
01:20:27.515 --> 01:20:31.765
I should do this, I should do that, right or wrong.
1228
01:20:35.839 --> 01:20:38.089
1229
01:20:43.972 --> 01:20:45.836
For me, I\'m going down.
1230
01:20:45.836 --> 01:20:50.753
I\'m going down to head on down U.S. 1 to New London
1231
01:20:50.753 --> 01:20:52.503
and see an old friend
1232
01:20:58.599 --> 01:21:01.079
from a long time ago.
1233
01:21:01.079 --> 01:21:03.079
1234
01:21:15.812 --> 01:21:17.145
1235
01:21:19.359 --> 01:21:22.692
He\'s been dead for just about two years.
1236
01:21:36.320 --> 01:21:38.351
When\'s the last time you saw him?
1237
01:21:38.351 --> 01:21:40.025
1238
01:21:40.025 --> 01:21:40.858
1239
01:21:42.104 --> 01:21:44.937
[hammer clanging]
1240
01:22:01.091 --> 01:22:03.258
No, I\'ve come to know you.
1241
01:22:04.104 --> 01:22:06.566
I\'ve come to know you through him.
1242
01:22:06.566 --> 01:22:08.733
We talked a lot about you.
1243
01:22:10.440 --> 01:22:12.736
But you stayed in touch though, didn\'t you?
1244
01:22:12.736 --> 01:22:13.766
1245
01:22:13.766 --> 01:22:16.599
it got, you know, a little harder.
1246
01:22:19.381 --> 01:22:20.214
1247
01:22:21.122 --> 01:22:24.372
Get this place cleared up a little bit.
1248
01:22:33.775 --> 01:22:35.108
1249
01:22:43.518 --> 01:22:47.013
1250
01:22:47.013 --> 01:22:50.346
and here\'s the model of it is over here.
1251
01:22:55.213 --> 01:22:58.046
1252
01:22:58.946 --> 01:23:03.840
1253
01:23:03.840 --> 01:23:06.942
just because I\'d love to see what happens, you know?
1254
01:23:06.942 --> 01:23:10.015
It\'s just like an adventure for me.
1255
01:23:10.015 --> 01:23:12.676
I mean, when you\'ve made stuff all your life,
1256
01:23:12.676 --> 01:23:14.074
you start looking around
1257
01:23:14.074 --> 01:23:16.718
for harder and harder things to make,
1258
01:23:16.718 --> 01:23:18.936
and crazier and crazier things to make
1259
01:23:18.936 --> 01:23:20.856
just to see how they turn out,
1260
01:23:20.856 --> 01:23:23.134
just to see what happens,
1261
01:23:23.134 --> 01:23:25.084
\'cause in the end, you know,
1262
01:23:25.084 --> 01:23:26.157
when you make something,
1263
01:23:26.157 --> 01:23:27.501
really, what you\'re doing
1264
01:23:27.501 --> 01:23:30.418
is trying to find out what happens.
1265
01:23:32.259 --> 01:23:33.485
A writer writes the book
1266
01:23:33.485 --> 01:23:37.670
to find out how it comes out in the end, you know?
1267
01:23:37.670 --> 01:23:39.235
1268
01:23:39.235 --> 01:23:41.652
1269
01:23:43.177 --> 01:23:46.227
Otherwise, why would he write it?
1270
01:23:46.227 --> 01:23:50.144
If he already knew what would be in it for him.
1271
01:23:59.300 --> 01:24:00.133
Whatever.
1272
01:24:01.491 --> 01:24:03.306
But anyway, that\'s the deal.
1273
01:24:03.306 --> 01:24:06.183
That\'s me, that\'s my story.
1274
01:24:06.183 --> 01:24:07.362
1275
01:24:07.362 --> 01:24:09.679
\'cause it\'s so beautiful?
1276
01:24:09.679 --> 01:24:11.014
1277
01:24:11.014 --> 01:24:14.674
When I get this thing totally happening--
1278
01:24:14.674 --> 01:24:17.424
[waves crashing]
1279
01:24:22.449 --> 01:24:23.721
1280
01:24:23.721 --> 01:24:26.890
What you have is a lot of the street kids down here.
1281
01:24:26.890 --> 01:24:27.852
You\'re getting some of the people
1282
01:24:27.852 --> 01:24:29.825
that are homeless down here
1283
01:24:29.825 --> 01:24:34.698
standing in the doorways at this hour right about now.
1284
01:24:34.698 --> 01:24:36.160
You got some people who stay in here
1285
01:24:36.160 --> 01:24:37.922
until the guards throw \'em out.
1286
01:24:37.922 --> 01:24:40.152
They\'re trying to stay warm.
1287
01:24:40.152 --> 01:24:40.985
It\'s incredible.
1288
01:24:40.985 --> 01:24:44.741
I\'m on the board of directors for Thomas Merton House.
1289
01:24:44.741 --> 01:24:46.408
It\'s a soup kitchen.
1290
01:24:50.665 --> 01:24:52.728
I\'ll swing by it for you down here.
1291
01:24:52.728 --> 01:24:57.145
And we serve about 250 to 300 meals a day for people.
1292
01:25:01.075 --> 01:25:03.992
14 years ago, I was new on the job.
1293
01:25:05.002 --> 01:25:06.840
I had never been in a black person\'s home
1294
01:25:06.840 --> 01:25:09.450
and I had never seen a prostitute.
1295
01:25:09.450 --> 01:25:11.173
They put me down here
1296
01:25:11.173 --> 01:25:13.213
and my job was to pick up prostitutes
1297
01:25:13.213 --> 01:25:16.760
and all I kept getting was homosexuals.
1298
01:25:16.760 --> 01:25:20.800
And I had the lowest offer proposition in many years.
1299
01:25:20.800 --> 01:25:24.822
Some guy offered to give me a hand job for five bucks
1300
01:25:24.822 --> 01:25:28.912
so I was the laughing stock for a while.
1301
01:25:28.912 --> 01:25:30.911
Now, you can see these guys over here on the left,
1302
01:25:30.911 --> 01:25:32.021
all these young kids out here.
1303
01:25:32.021 --> 01:25:34.877
They\'re all holding dope.
1304
01:25:34.877 --> 01:25:36.433
It\'s a game out here.
1305
01:25:36.433 --> 01:25:37.820
You know, we know, they know we know,
1306
01:25:37.820 --> 01:25:41.320
and we wait for them to make a move first.
1307
01:25:43.247 --> 01:25:48.247
We\'re starting to get into the heavily black area down here.
1308
01:25:48.658 --> 01:25:52.658
At one time, this was a very nice place to live.
1309
01:25:56.907 --> 01:25:58.793
That\'s Father Panek over there to our left,
1310
01:25:58.793 --> 01:26:00.141
just over that little river there.
1311
01:26:00.141 --> 01:26:02.391
We\'re gonna swing by there.
1312
01:26:03.765 --> 01:26:06.302
Be real careful \'cause they usually have a group out here
1313
01:26:06.302 --> 01:26:08.552
and they sure wouldn\'t mind
1314
01:26:09.822 --> 01:26:13.989
putting a couple of rounds over your head tonight.
1315
01:26:15.220 --> 01:26:16.722
1316
01:26:16.722 --> 01:26:18.889
1317
01:26:29.716 --> 01:26:31.549
Police officer, ma\'am.
1318
01:26:34.157 --> 01:26:34.990
No ma\'am.
1319
01:26:39.380 --> 01:26:42.797
You want to hold that door for me please?
1320
01:26:55.446 --> 01:26:56.279
1321
01:27:00.361 --> 01:27:01.528
Motherfuckers.
1322
01:27:02.611 --> 01:27:03.444
Fuck.
1323
01:27:06.001 --> 01:27:07.519
All right, nobody\'s in here.
1324
01:27:07.519 --> 01:27:09.769
This is a shooting gallery.
1325
01:27:33.431 --> 01:27:36.422
[vehicle clattering]
1326
01:27:36.422 --> 01:27:39.172
[siren blaring]
1327
01:27:51.387 --> 01:27:54.137
[faint speaking]
1328
01:28:02.837 --> 01:28:05.504
[cans rustling]
1329
01:28:06.844 --> 01:28:08.981
1330
01:28:08.981 --> 01:28:13.981
1331
01:28:14.311 --> 01:28:15.202
1332
01:28:15.202 --> 01:28:17.619
1333
01:28:29.580 --> 01:28:30.736
1334
01:28:30.736 --> 01:28:32.877
Nobody talked about integration tonight.
1335
01:28:32.877 --> 01:28:35.826
Wouldn\'t that help a lot of students stay in school?
1336
01:28:35.826 --> 01:28:37.482
1337
01:28:37.482 --> 01:28:39.724
1338
01:28:39.724 --> 01:28:41.747
you know, blacks and whites
1339
01:28:41.747 --> 01:28:44.774
being 50, 50% in school together.
1340
01:28:44.774 --> 01:28:46.705
1341
01:28:46.705 --> 01:28:48.437
that would be nice to be.
1342
01:28:48.437 --> 01:28:50.791
But if you recall, the city of Bridgeport,
1343
01:28:50.791 --> 01:28:53.444
I mean, when I was growing up was pretty well,
1344
01:28:53.444 --> 01:28:55.224
the majority of people were whites in this city.
1345
01:28:55.224 --> 01:28:56.187
I mean, the majority of people
1346
01:28:56.187 --> 01:28:58.245
that were coming to the city was blacks and Spanish.
1347
01:28:58.245 --> 01:28:59.525
And now pretty well,
1348
01:28:59.525 --> 01:29:01.397
we control the makeup of the city
1349
01:29:01.397 --> 01:29:02.616
in terms of blacks and Spanish,
1350
01:29:02.616 --> 01:29:04.254
but that was not always the case.
1351
01:29:04.254 --> 01:29:07.814
What we have to ask ourselves is some many years ago,
1352
01:29:07.814 --> 01:29:09.106
something went wrong
1353
01:29:09.106 --> 01:29:11.295
which caused white folks to want to leave the city,
1354
01:29:11.295 --> 01:29:12.215
which caused white folks
1355
01:29:12.215 --> 01:29:14.642
to want to take their kids out of public schools.
1356
01:29:14.642 --> 01:29:15.475
1357
01:29:15.475 --> 01:29:18.737
1358
01:29:18.737 --> 01:29:21.126
should have a central board of education.
1359
01:29:21.126 --> 01:29:24.674
And therefore, they are the ones who should take care--
1360
01:29:24.674 --> 01:29:26.007
1361
01:29:27.072 --> 01:29:30.907
Where are you, hey, hey!
[male speaker ranting]
1362
01:29:30.907 --> 01:29:34.445
Yo, listen, hey!
[male speaker ranting]
1363
01:29:34.445 --> 01:29:35.365
Hey!
1364
01:29:35.365 --> 01:29:36.673
Don\'t you get on Cecil like that, sir.
1365
01:29:36.673 --> 01:29:37.704
You\'re not listening to us.
1366
01:29:37.704 --> 01:29:39.634
1367
01:29:39.634 --> 01:29:41.004
1368
01:29:41.004 --> 01:29:42.962
No, he can\'t get on you anymore, sir.
1369
01:29:42.962 --> 01:29:43.834
No!
[male speaker ranting]
1370
01:29:43.834 --> 01:29:45.514
1371
01:29:45.514 --> 01:29:47.862
1372
01:29:47.862 --> 01:29:49.352
Get off Cecil\'s back!
1373
01:29:49.352 --> 01:29:50.904
No, Russell, he\'s not on my back.
1374
01:29:50.904 --> 01:29:51.737
1375
01:29:51.737 --> 01:29:52.695
I don\'t feel him.
1376
01:29:52.695 --> 01:29:53.815
He\'s not even on the back of my heel.
1377
01:29:53.815 --> 01:29:54.648
1378
01:29:54.648 --> 01:29:56.387
1379
01:29:56.387 --> 01:29:57.905
1380
01:29:57.905 --> 01:29:59.527
You\'re a white redneck honky!
1381
01:29:59.527 --> 01:30:02.063
1382
01:30:02.063 --> 01:30:03.198
1383
01:30:03.198 --> 01:30:06.641
1384
01:30:06.641 --> 01:30:08.176
Those of us, okay,
1385
01:30:08.176 --> 01:30:10.338
in a position to talk about those things
1386
01:30:10.338 --> 01:30:12.469
that will help us to enhance those concerns
1387
01:30:12.469 --> 01:30:14.235
that we talk about, sir.
1388
01:30:14.235 --> 01:30:15.068
1389
01:30:15.068 --> 01:30:16.178
1390
01:30:16.178 --> 01:30:18.376
But you likewise must not have been taught--
1391
01:30:18.376 --> 01:30:19.928
1392
01:30:19.928 --> 01:30:22.918
You likewise must not have been taught in America
1393
01:30:22.918 --> 01:30:24.038
for if you were, sir--
1394
01:30:24.038 --> 01:30:25.077
1395
01:30:25.077 --> 01:30:27.866
interrupting as much as you have been to this point.
1396
01:30:27.866 --> 01:30:29.106
And I say to you--
1397
01:30:29.106 --> 01:30:30.406
land of the free.
1398
01:30:30.406 --> 01:30:32.489
who need to be counseled.
1399
01:30:33.460 --> 01:30:35.587
1400
01:30:35.587 --> 01:30:38.587
[people chattering]
1401
01:30:46.782 --> 01:30:49.066
1402
01:30:49.066 --> 01:30:50.419
in some of the weapons there,
1403
01:30:50.419 --> 01:30:52.625
you can always get somebody to buy it.
1404
01:30:52.625 --> 01:30:55.237
1405
01:30:55.237 --> 01:30:56.397
I heard there were a lot of automatic weapons.
1406
01:30:56.397 --> 01:30:58.813
1407
01:30:58.813 --> 01:31:01.585
you got machine guns, Uzi\'s, automatics.
1408
01:31:01.585 --> 01:31:02.936
You got some M-16\'s.
1409
01:31:02.936 --> 01:31:04.910
You got a little bit of everything out here
1410
01:31:04.910 --> 01:31:06.752
and that\'s why you find people always saying,
1411
01:31:06.752 --> 01:31:08.102
hey, what can we do about it?
1412
01:31:08.102 --> 01:31:09.580
They call to the police.
1413
01:31:09.580 --> 01:31:10.413
The police come out,
1414
01:31:10.413 --> 01:31:12.339
they respond for a minute or so and do what they can
1415
01:31:12.339 --> 01:31:13.521
but then that\'s it.
1416
01:31:13.521 --> 01:31:15.950
Like even in the doorway there where the little school\'s at,
1417
01:31:15.950 --> 01:31:18.191
see where the bullet holes are in the door there?
1418
01:31:18.191 --> 01:31:19.990
You know, where it shows you there.
1419
01:31:19.990 --> 01:31:22.036
The holes are pretty, pretty big there
1420
01:31:22.036 --> 01:31:24.492
and then you got one there.
1421
01:31:24.492 --> 01:31:25.583
Why don\'t you open the door, y\'all?
1422
01:31:25.583 --> 01:31:27.083
Open that door up.
1423
01:31:28.765 --> 01:31:31.763
You know, right in here, and it\'s a school.
1424
01:31:31.763 --> 01:31:35.771
It\'s a school, planned daycare for the little kids.
1425
01:31:35.771 --> 01:31:37.931
1426
01:31:37.931 --> 01:31:39.800
and I don\'t want my kids out here with nobody
1427
01:31:39.800 --> 01:31:42.552
other than myself with guns going off like this.
1428
01:31:42.552 --> 01:31:45.067
\'Cause if somebody starts shooting,
1429
01:31:45.067 --> 01:31:46.690
they\'re gonna run theyself and leave my kids out here.
1430
01:31:46.690 --> 01:31:49.180
No, nuh-uh, these are mine.
1431
01:31:49.180 --> 01:31:50.968
When they out here with me and somebody starts shooting,
1432
01:31:50.968 --> 01:31:52.400
I\'m taking them.
1433
01:31:52.400 --> 01:31:56.343
I might take a bullet but my kids not gonna take a bullet.
1434
01:31:56.343 --> 01:31:57.571
1435
01:31:57.571 --> 01:31:58.767
I\'m sorry, man.
1436
01:31:58.767 --> 01:32:01.141
I don\'t know what to say.
1437
01:32:01.141 --> 01:32:04.308
[children chattering]
1438
01:32:05.726 --> 01:32:07.549
1439
01:32:07.549 --> 01:32:10.158
1440
01:32:10.158 --> 01:32:11.369
if you were on television?
1441
01:32:11.369 --> 01:32:12.637
1442
01:32:12.637 --> 01:32:15.804
[children chattering]
1443
01:32:20.913 --> 01:32:21.746
1444
01:32:21.746 --> 01:32:23.260
I\'m 25 years old, I know.
1445
01:32:23.260 --> 01:32:25.070
You know, I know how it is.
1446
01:32:25.070 --> 01:32:28.392
I know what it is to be dealing with the--
1447
01:32:28.392 --> 01:32:29.971
1448
01:32:29.971 --> 01:32:31.610
I\'ve been in that life.
1449
01:32:31.610 --> 01:32:33.381
But I\'m the smart one, you know?
1450
01:32:33.381 --> 01:32:34.470
Ain\'t I, mom?
1451
01:32:34.470 --> 01:32:36.800
I came a long ways, didn\'t I?
1452
01:32:36.800 --> 01:32:38.278
1453
01:32:38.278 --> 01:32:39.912
1454
01:32:39.912 --> 01:32:43.699
1455
01:32:43.699 --> 01:32:46.350
I can\'t live for me no more.
1456
01:32:46.350 --> 01:32:48.210
I don\'t live my life.
1457
01:32:48.210 --> 01:32:49.609
Who I\'m living for now--
1458
01:32:49.609 --> 01:32:50.442
1459
01:32:50.442 --> 01:32:51.275
1460
01:32:51.275 --> 01:32:52.797
I\'m gonna see \'em through.
1461
01:32:52.797 --> 01:32:53.980
I\'m gonna see \'em.
1462
01:32:53.980 --> 01:32:57.608
And when they hit 18 to say, \"Momma, I\'m gone,\"
1463
01:32:57.608 --> 01:32:59.858
I\'ll love it, I\'ll love it.
1464
01:33:00.719 --> 01:33:02.606
That\'s the whole truth.
1465
01:33:02.606 --> 01:33:04.257
that lived out here.
1466
01:33:04.257 --> 01:33:07.067
And thank god, I ain\'t never had no trouble.
1467
01:33:07.067 --> 01:33:08.216
He\'s in St. Augustine College.
1468
01:33:08.216 --> 01:33:11.004
1469
01:33:11.004 --> 01:33:13.066
So this is the reason why.
1470
01:33:13.066 --> 01:33:14.738
I\'m gonna see my grandchildren.
1471
01:33:14.738 --> 01:33:16.905
If I live and I stay here,
1472
01:33:17.759 --> 01:33:19.606
they\'re gonna get something
1473
01:33:19.606 --> 01:33:22.427
or they can say momma did try.
1474
01:33:22.427 --> 01:33:25.097
That\'s the only reason I\'m here
1475
01:33:25.097 --> 01:33:27.198
because it\'s a lot of us do the same thing.
1476
01:33:27.198 --> 01:33:28.239
1477
01:33:28.239 --> 01:33:29.426
1478
01:33:29.426 --> 01:33:31.676
in the area and like I say,
1479
01:33:32.687 --> 01:33:35.267
election time, you can see them.
1480
01:33:35.267 --> 01:33:37.767
After the election, forget it.
1481
01:33:38.957 --> 01:33:43.229
1482
01:33:43.229 --> 01:33:44.558
1483
01:33:44.558 --> 01:33:48.322
1484
01:33:48.322 --> 01:33:49.155
1485
01:33:49.155 --> 01:33:51.516
1486
01:33:51.516 --> 01:33:55.054
but I am working with the poor, okay?
1487
01:33:55.054 --> 01:33:58.165
The work that my fellow men are doing in Cuba there
1488
01:33:58.165 --> 01:34:00.043
trying to raise and lift,
1489
01:34:00.043 --> 01:34:02.464
I\'m doing it in here.
1490
01:34:02.464 --> 01:34:04.496
I believe in helping others.
1491
01:34:04.496 --> 01:34:05.654
1492
01:34:05.654 --> 01:34:09.273
1493
01:34:09.273 --> 01:34:11.273
so they become somebody.
1494
01:34:13.023 --> 01:34:13.935
1495
01:34:13.935 --> 01:34:15.926
1496
01:34:15.926 --> 01:34:17.583
you know, give out, give out, give out.
1497
01:34:17.583 --> 01:34:18.419
No.
1498
01:34:18.419 --> 01:34:21.815
You just give me a fish, I\'ll learn.
1499
01:34:21.815 --> 01:34:23.594
Teach me how to fish--
1500
01:34:23.594 --> 01:34:26.334
1501
01:34:26.334 --> 01:34:29.152
1502
01:34:29.152 --> 01:34:30.822
1503
01:34:30.822 --> 01:34:34.461
1504
01:34:34.461 --> 01:34:35.948
You should come to my center,
1505
01:34:35.948 --> 01:34:39.212
the Gary Crookes Center where I\'m a manager, A.B.C.D.,
1506
01:34:39.212 --> 01:34:41.831
where we have all kinds of programs
1507
01:34:41.831 --> 01:34:44.914
and I\'m helping here with the community.
1508
01:34:44.914 --> 01:34:45.747
1509
01:34:45.747 --> 01:34:47.798
1510
01:34:47.798 --> 01:34:50.739
and he is a very hard working man.
1511
01:34:50.739 --> 01:34:52.507
He\'s the same thing as I am, huh?
1512
01:34:52.507 --> 01:34:53.728
1513
01:34:53.728 --> 01:34:56.120
1514
01:34:56.120 --> 01:34:56.953
1515
01:34:56.953 --> 01:34:58.419
We\'ve had our battles on many a different days
1516
01:34:58.419 --> 01:34:59.789
and there\'ll be many more battles.
1517
01:34:59.789 --> 01:35:00.747
1518
01:35:00.747 --> 01:35:02.457
1519
01:35:02.457 --> 01:35:04.320
we understand each other.
1520
01:35:04.320 --> 01:35:07.320
[people chattering]
1521
01:35:19.239 --> 01:35:20.089
All right, y\'all, you can help \'em.
1522
01:35:20.089 --> 01:35:22.130
Help \'em unload the truck.
1523
01:35:22.130 --> 01:35:23.369
Yeah, hell yeah, \'cause I didn\'t move it.
1524
01:35:23.369 --> 01:35:24.910
Go ahead, man.
1525
01:35:24.910 --> 01:35:27.077
Help him load up, load up.
1526
01:35:32.010 --> 01:35:33.227
Hey, Eddie.
1527
01:35:33.227 --> 01:35:34.407
Where\'d he go, Eddie?
1528
01:35:34.407 --> 01:35:35.286
Why don\'t you pull your truck up?
1529
01:35:35.286 --> 01:35:36.119
How are you doing?
1530
01:35:36.119 --> 01:35:36.952
1531
01:35:36.952 --> 01:35:38.287
How are you doing, man?
1532
01:35:38.287 --> 01:35:39.399
1533
01:35:39.399 --> 01:35:40.334
without hitting somebody.
1534
01:35:40.334 --> 01:35:42.667
[people chattering]
1535
01:35:42.667 --> 01:35:44.167
1536
01:35:45.088 --> 01:35:49.005
[speaking in foreign language]
1537
01:35:54.616 --> 01:35:57.616
[people chattering]
1538
01:36:00.803 --> 01:36:02.333
1539
01:36:02.333 --> 01:36:05.333
[people chattering]
1540
01:36:17.475 --> 01:36:19.135
1541
01:36:19.135 --> 01:36:19.986
Sassoon!
1542
01:36:19.986 --> 01:36:21.773
I was just closing your box.
1543
01:36:21.773 --> 01:36:22.606
1544
01:36:22.606 --> 01:36:23.953
1545
01:36:23.953 --> 01:36:26.534
I cannot fit any of that shit.
1546
01:36:26.534 --> 01:36:29.534
[people chattering]
1547
01:36:35.246 --> 01:36:36.496
1548
01:36:38.518 --> 01:36:39.935
Handicapped, yes.
1549
01:36:41.546 --> 01:36:42.546
Cheese, yes.
1550
01:36:43.896 --> 01:36:45.229
And butter, yes.
1551
01:36:46.366 --> 01:36:47.199
That\'s all.
1552
01:36:47.199 --> 01:36:48.337
Don\'t do any more.
1553
01:36:48.337 --> 01:36:49.497
1554
01:36:49.497 --> 01:36:51.330
Open here wide please.
1555
01:36:54.624 --> 01:36:56.541
1556
01:36:59.993 --> 01:37:02.743
Green beans, peaches, white rice.
1557
01:37:05.549 --> 01:37:07.227
Ah, cranberry,
1558
01:37:07.227 --> 01:37:12.097
without which Thanksgiving would not be complete.
1559
01:37:12.097 --> 01:37:14.149
1560
01:37:14.149 --> 01:37:18.066
[speaking in foreign language]
1561
01:37:32.057 --> 01:37:35.140
[machinery whirring]
1562
01:37:50.883 --> 01:37:51.875
1563
01:37:51.875 --> 01:37:53.930
I never had a turkey that was any good
1564
01:37:53.930 --> 01:37:56.058
until I was in my 20s.
1565
01:37:56.058 --> 01:37:57.523
My mother always cooked the turkey
1566
01:37:57.523 --> 01:37:59.940
until it was almost inedible.
1567
01:38:01.036 --> 01:38:02.453
You know, so dry.
1568
01:38:05.635 --> 01:38:06.802
Toss that out?
1569
01:38:09.963 --> 01:38:12.963
[people chattering]
1570
01:38:15.983 --> 01:38:19.733
1571
01:38:22.143 --> 01:38:24.207
1572
01:38:24.207 --> 01:38:25.807
1573
01:38:25.807 --> 01:38:27.528
You\'ll see today.
1574
01:38:27.528 --> 01:38:30.385
Today is gonna be extra though.
1575
01:38:30.385 --> 01:38:31.559
1576
01:38:31.559 --> 01:38:32.439
1577
01:38:32.439 --> 01:38:35.269
We usually feed like 200,
1578
01:38:35.269 --> 01:38:38.249
but today, they tell me 300.
1579
01:38:38.249 --> 01:38:41.749
So I don\'t know where 300 are coming from.
1580
01:38:46.658 --> 01:38:49.050
1581
01:38:49.050 --> 01:38:50.420
Yeah, we don\'t need the roles.
1582
01:38:50.420 --> 01:38:53.087
And to me, I find that very freeing.
1583
01:38:53.087 --> 01:38:55.126
1584
01:38:55.126 --> 01:38:59.139
I haven\'t done any work at all, any doctoring at all,
1585
01:38:59.139 --> 01:39:00.398
and I really miss the role.
1586
01:39:00.398 --> 01:39:01.829
1587
01:39:01.829 --> 01:39:03.919
what do you miss about it?
1588
01:39:03.919 --> 01:39:06.438
Well, I realized coming here one of the things I miss
1589
01:39:06.438 --> 01:39:09.771
is it being so clear to people who I am.
1590
01:39:10.660 --> 01:39:12.321
You know, I mean--
1591
01:39:12.321 --> 01:39:15.232
1592
01:39:15.232 --> 01:39:18.232
[people chattering]
1593
01:39:19.101 --> 01:39:20.993
1594
01:39:20.993 --> 01:39:22.993
1595
01:39:24.316 --> 01:39:27.816
I\'m sorry, 1,200 turkeys and 300 chickens.
1596
01:39:29.980 --> 01:39:31.647
1597
01:39:32.646 --> 01:39:34.063
That\'s very good.
1598
01:39:45.060 --> 01:39:46.586
1599
01:39:46.586 --> 01:39:50.086
1600
01:39:51.805 --> 01:39:53.254
1601
01:39:53.254 --> 01:39:54.545
1602
01:39:54.545 --> 01:39:55.494
1603
01:39:55.494 --> 01:39:57.395
I guess this is what Thanksgiving\'s about, huh?
1604
01:39:57.395 --> 01:40:00.491
1605
01:40:00.491 --> 01:40:01.436
and all of the food we have.
1606
01:40:01.436 --> 01:40:03.307
1607
01:40:03.307 --> 01:40:04.436
1608
01:40:04.436 --> 01:40:07.186
to somebody that really needs it.
1609
01:40:08.365 --> 01:40:09.365
1610
01:40:10.955 --> 01:40:12.205
What\'d you get?
1611
01:40:13.204 --> 01:40:14.245
What\'d you get?
1612
01:40:14.245 --> 01:40:16.328
Boxes and people working?
1613
01:40:19.771 --> 01:40:21.171
1614
01:40:21.171 --> 01:40:25.086
to house a lot of in-quotes low-income housing people
1615
01:40:25.086 --> 01:40:28.640
and over the years has deteriorated.
1616
01:40:28.640 --> 01:40:30.877
My personal feelings on that
1617
01:40:30.877 --> 01:40:34.151
is that I feel that there should be a relocation in part
1618
01:40:34.151 --> 01:40:35.771
but there should be some type of state
1619
01:40:35.771 --> 01:40:37.443
or federal funds available
1620
01:40:37.443 --> 01:40:41.556
or program available to make these people in some fashion
1621
01:40:41.556 --> 01:40:43.312
have a feeling of ownership
1622
01:40:43.312 --> 01:40:45.930
and own their own condo or apartment
1623
01:40:45.930 --> 01:40:47.631
because I feel that that\'s one way
1624
01:40:47.631 --> 01:40:49.851
that we can get around the problem of destruction,
1625
01:40:49.851 --> 01:40:51.851
and fire, and vandalism.
1626
01:40:54.215 --> 01:40:56.818
I\'m David D\'Addario from Bridgeport Connecticut,
1627
01:40:56.818 --> 01:40:58.788
President of D\'Addario Industries.
1628
01:40:58.788 --> 01:41:02.350
I became president of D\'Addario Industries two years ago
1629
01:41:02.350 --> 01:41:05.968
when my father tragically passed away in an airplane crash.
1630
01:41:05.968 --> 01:41:07.931
Our family has been living
1631
01:41:07.931 --> 01:41:12.223
and located our company here in Bridgeport since 1927
1632
01:41:12.223 --> 01:41:15.373
and we\'re involved in 36 different companies,
1633
01:41:15.373 --> 01:41:16.824
mostly in Connecticut,
1634
01:41:16.824 --> 01:41:20.513
dealing basically in the construction, waste management,
1635
01:41:20.513 --> 01:41:23.105
and oil petroleum companies.
1636
01:41:23.105 --> 01:41:25.546
That is the People\'s Savings Bank\'s original building
1637
01:41:25.546 --> 01:41:26.924
in downtown Bridgeport.
1638
01:41:26.924 --> 01:41:28.583
As you can see, they\'ve renovated it
1639
01:41:28.583 --> 01:41:32.105
and kept the old structure which is very nice
1640
01:41:32.105 --> 01:41:34.807
and gives the city a flavor of history.
1641
01:41:34.807 --> 01:41:37.875
As you move towards its left and directly behind it,
1642
01:41:37.875 --> 01:41:40.467
you\'ll see their next phase of expansion
1643
01:41:40.467 --> 01:41:44.896
and development which was a approximately 11 or 12 story
1644
01:41:44.896 --> 01:41:46.824
People\'s Bank building.
1645
01:41:46.824 --> 01:41:50.896
Recently, they decided to build a extremely large building
1646
01:41:50.896 --> 01:41:53.865
which hopefully will be what people are talking
1647
01:41:53.865 --> 01:41:57.054
the most major building between New York and Boston.
1648
01:41:57.054 --> 01:41:59.815
It\'s a 450,000 square foot building
1649
01:41:59.815 --> 01:42:01.675
which will house People\'s Savings Bank
1650
01:42:01.675 --> 01:42:03.353
and Connecticut National Bank.
1651
01:42:03.353 --> 01:42:05.684
As we move over to the right,
1652
01:42:05.684 --> 01:42:07.343
you see the Hi-Ho Center
1653
01:42:07.343 --> 01:42:09.465
which is owned by D\'Addario Industries.
1654
01:42:09.465 --> 01:42:12.714
That\'s an 800,000 square foot shopping mall
1655
01:42:12.714 --> 01:42:15.876
with a 3,000 car parking garage attached to it.
1656
01:42:15.876 --> 01:42:19.203
We purchased the center approximately two years ago
1657
01:42:19.203 --> 01:42:21.851
because of our strong believe in the downtown area
1658
01:42:21.851 --> 01:42:23.386
and its revitalization.
1659
01:42:23.386 --> 01:42:25.379
Our roots are here and we felt that
1660
01:42:25.379 --> 01:42:28.270
we\'d want to be a big player in the downtown picture.
1661
01:42:28.270 --> 01:42:30.499
And that\'s about 14 acres of downtown
1662
01:42:30.499 --> 01:42:32.972
and represents a pretty large investment
1663
01:42:32.972 --> 01:42:34.722
in the downtown area.
1664
01:42:37.149 --> 01:42:40.149
[people chattering]
1665
01:42:42.255 --> 01:42:45.088
1666
01:42:45.088 --> 01:42:46.671
Happy Thanksgiving.
1667
01:42:47.868 --> 01:42:49.618
Thank you, thank you.
1668
01:42:50.556 --> 01:42:53.154
[people chattering]
1669
01:42:53.154 --> 01:42:54.390
1670
01:42:54.390 --> 01:42:57.057
Good, good, how you doing?
1671
01:42:57.057 --> 01:43:00.301
[people chattering]
1672
01:43:00.301 --> 01:43:02.310
1673
01:43:02.310 --> 01:43:06.016
and my feeling like hey, I\'m not alone.
1674
01:43:06.016 --> 01:43:10.266
I\'m tired of trying to fit into this society myself
1675
01:43:11.855 --> 01:43:14.855
because I know it\'s not right for me
1676
01:43:16.215 --> 01:43:18.622
on the level where I find myself.
1677
01:43:18.622 --> 01:43:21.350
And Thomas Merton just made me feel yes,
1678
01:43:21.350 --> 01:43:22.961
this is the real world.
1679
01:43:22.961 --> 01:43:25.022
This is what makes sense.
1680
01:43:25.022 --> 01:43:26.981
This is what I\'m here for.
1681
01:43:26.981 --> 01:43:29.814
[door clattering]
1682
01:43:33.555 --> 01:43:35.638
1683
01:43:35.638 --> 01:43:39.180
when pilgrims coming over here to a strange land,
1684
01:43:39.180 --> 01:43:40.750
a new land,
1685
01:43:40.750 --> 01:43:42.548
and suffering the harshness of a winter
1686
01:43:42.548 --> 01:43:44.965
which killed so many of them,
1687
01:43:45.906 --> 01:43:47.724
came to celebrate,
1688
01:43:47.724 --> 01:43:49.036
to celebrate their survival
1689
01:43:49.036 --> 01:43:52.307
and to look forward to something more.
1690
01:43:52.307 --> 01:43:56.338
The Indians who taught them much about survival were there
1691
01:43:56.338 --> 01:44:00.167
and they all were able to celebrate and give thanks to God.
1692
01:44:00.167 --> 01:44:02.205
And that\'s what Thanksgiving is.
1693
01:44:02.205 --> 01:44:03.827
It\'s not turkey day.
1694
01:44:03.827 --> 01:44:07.327
It\'s Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving to God.
1695
01:44:08.793 --> 01:44:10.648
And so while we\'re here today,
1696
01:44:10.648 --> 01:44:13.266
we remember back to those many centuries,
1697
01:44:13.266 --> 01:44:17.433
to those pilgrims who knew that it was the caring,
1698
01:44:19.457 --> 01:44:20.876
and the love--
1699
01:44:20.876 --> 01:44:24.376
[deliberative jazz music]
1700
01:44:35.792 --> 01:44:38.366
1701
01:44:38.366 --> 01:44:40.006
1702
01:44:40.006 --> 01:44:42.677
1703
01:44:42.677 --> 01:44:46.557
Somebody else can go to their little territory over there
1704
01:44:46.557 --> 01:44:48.012
or wherever they want to go,
1705
01:44:48.012 --> 01:44:49.843
but don\'t fuck on my territory.
1706
01:44:49.843 --> 01:44:51.213
1707
01:44:51.213 --> 01:44:53.044
1708
01:44:53.044 --> 01:44:53.893
1709
01:44:53.893 --> 01:44:54.726
1710
01:44:54.726 --> 01:44:55.559
When you\'re poking around,
1711
01:44:55.559 --> 01:44:57.706
you\'re poking around in my little apartment.
1712
01:44:57.706 --> 01:44:58.539
1713
01:45:03.478 --> 01:45:04.344
1714
01:45:04.344 --> 01:45:06.393
This is America.
1715
01:45:06.393 --> 01:45:09.748
1716
01:45:09.748 --> 01:45:12.572
1717
01:45:12.572 --> 01:45:15.265
1718
01:45:15.265 --> 01:45:18.357
He comes here all the time, he comes here all the time.
1719
01:45:18.357 --> 01:45:19.294
1720
01:45:19.294 --> 01:45:20.191
1721
01:45:20.191 --> 01:45:24.691
I don\'t know his name, but you know, he\'s nice people.
1722
01:45:26.243 --> 01:45:27.961
Hey, no problem, no problem.
1723
01:45:27.961 --> 01:45:31.820
1724
01:45:31.820 --> 01:45:32.653
1725
01:45:32.653 --> 01:45:33.882
Because you gotta remember something.
1726
01:45:33.882 --> 01:45:37.493
If you\'re caught with an open container.
1727
01:45:37.493 --> 01:45:39.993
1728
01:45:42.462 --> 01:45:44.694
So what I do is I put it in here.
1729
01:45:44.694 --> 01:45:45.527
1730
01:45:48.095 --> 01:45:50.509
Well, happy Thanksgiving.
1731
01:45:50.509 --> 01:45:51.753
[laughing]
1732
01:45:51.753 --> 01:45:52.612
1733
01:45:52.612 --> 01:45:54.945
It ain\'t Thanksgiving to me.
1734
01:45:56.011 --> 01:45:57.428
What it is to me,
1735
01:45:58.960 --> 01:46:01.956
I\'m trying to think of the right words.
1736
01:46:01.956 --> 01:46:03.382
Helping somebody else.
1737
01:46:03.382 --> 01:46:04.421
If I can help somebody else,
1738
01:46:04.421 --> 01:46:06.285
if I got five bucks in my pocket,
1739
01:46:06.285 --> 01:46:08.212
you\'re welcome to 2.50 of it.
1740
01:46:08.212 --> 01:46:10.473
1741
01:46:10.473 --> 01:46:12.723
Hard to get ahead that way.
1742
01:46:14.542 --> 01:46:15.732
1743
01:46:15.732 --> 01:46:19.603
Hey, I know where you\'re coming from, right.
1744
01:46:19.603 --> 01:46:21.911
My kids are grown up and I don\'t give a shit.
1745
01:46:21.911 --> 01:46:24.020
They went through college.
1746
01:46:24.020 --> 01:46:27.751
I robbed, I stole, but they went through college.
1747
01:46:27.751 --> 01:46:29.668
1748
01:46:30.523 --> 01:46:33.523
[people chattering]
1749
01:46:50.979 --> 01:46:51.812
1750
01:46:51.812 --> 01:46:52.645
1751
01:46:52.645 --> 01:46:53.645
How are you?
1752
01:46:54.833 --> 01:46:56.071
1753
01:46:56.071 --> 01:46:56.909
[people chattering]
1754
01:46:56.909 --> 01:46:57.781
1755
01:46:57.781 --> 01:46:58.903
Hey.
1756
01:46:58.903 --> 01:46:59.736
Hey.
1757
01:47:01.647 --> 01:47:03.904
1758
01:47:03.904 --> 01:47:05.480
and bless us always.
1759
01:47:05.480 --> 01:47:08.092
We ask this in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
1760
01:47:08.092 --> 01:47:09.300
Amen.
1761
01:47:09.300 --> 01:47:12.300
1762
01:47:15.627 --> 01:47:17.771
1763
01:47:17.771 --> 01:47:19.322
everybody\'s gonna be fed today.
1764
01:47:19.322 --> 01:47:21.240
Do you have a ticket?
1765
01:47:21.240 --> 01:47:24.240
[people chattering]
1766
01:47:35.526 --> 01:47:39.526
1767
01:47:41.880 --> 01:47:44.047
Jose Marti, all the poetry
1768
01:47:44.905 --> 01:47:49.322
and all the things that he wrote was based in social,
1769
01:47:51.047 --> 01:47:54.598
economical, and very humane thoughts.
1770
01:47:54.598 --> 01:47:59.598
And what struck me most about him was that verse that says,
1771
01:47:59.711 --> 01:48:04.044
\"With the poor of my land, I wish to share my life.\"
1772
01:48:05.853 --> 01:48:08.853
[people chattering]
1773
01:48:13.983 --> 01:48:14.816
1774
01:48:14.816 --> 01:48:17.125
gotta have a dinner too.
1775
01:48:17.125 --> 01:48:20.125
[people chattering]
1776
01:48:42.520 --> 01:48:44.186
1777
01:48:44.186 --> 01:48:45.853
breakfast and lunch.
1778
01:48:47.577 --> 01:48:50.744
[helicopter chugging]
1779
01:48:52.809 --> 01:48:56.562
1780
01:48:56.562 --> 01:48:59.202
and D\'Addario Industries is very involved in waste.
1781
01:48:59.202 --> 01:49:01.808
We have a hazardous waste facility in Waterbury
1782
01:49:01.808 --> 01:49:04.212
which deals with hazardous waste
1783
01:49:04.212 --> 01:49:06.798
and we are also putting in a co-generation facility
1784
01:49:06.798 --> 01:49:11.189
which will burn oils and turn it into electricity.
1785
01:49:11.189 --> 01:49:14.356
[helicopter chugging]
1786
01:49:22.308 --> 01:49:24.938
Out there is the CRRA facility
1787
01:49:24.938 --> 01:49:28.226
which is a several hundred million dollar facility
1788
01:49:28.226 --> 01:49:30.654
which will burn trash.
1789
01:49:30.654 --> 01:49:32.708
That will be able to handle
1790
01:49:32.708 --> 01:49:35.828
quite a bit of the load of garbage in this area.
1791
01:49:35.828 --> 01:49:37.375
It won\'t handle the bulky waste
1792
01:49:37.375 --> 01:49:40.530
which is the construction debris and demolition debris
1793
01:49:40.530 --> 01:49:42.827
\'cause obviously, you can\'t burn bricks and steel,
1794
01:49:42.827 --> 01:49:44.423
but it will take care
1795
01:49:44.423 --> 01:49:48.173
of a lot of the garbage problem in this area.
1796
01:49:52.745 --> 01:49:54.662
1797
01:49:56.255 --> 01:49:57.088
Okay.
1798
01:49:58.132 --> 01:50:02.011
Now, you were putting the ring on her finger.
1799
01:50:02.011 --> 01:50:04.549
Okay, be putting the ring on her finger just like that.
1800
01:50:04.549 --> 01:50:06.049
Hold it like that.
1801
01:50:11.492 --> 01:50:14.825
She was putting the ring on your finger.
1802
01:50:18.408 --> 01:50:19.991
That\'s it, hold it.
1803
01:50:22.292 --> 01:50:23.542
Relax a minute.
1804
01:50:27.364 --> 01:50:29.531
Where\'s the other bouquet?
1805
01:50:41.627 --> 01:50:43.235
Okay, big smile, looking right here.
1806
01:50:43.235 --> 01:50:44.068
Grandma, other here.
1807
01:50:44.068 --> 01:50:44.901
That\'s it.
1808
01:50:44.901 --> 01:50:45.734
Grandma, show your teeth.
1809
01:50:45.734 --> 01:50:47.209
There you go.
1810
01:50:47.209 --> 01:50:48.042
There you go.
1811
01:50:48.042 --> 01:50:49.959
Okay, hold it, hold it.
1812
01:50:51.259 --> 01:50:52.098
One more.
1813
01:50:52.098 --> 01:50:52.931
She got no teeth?
1814
01:50:52.931 --> 01:50:55.167
Who says she got no teeth?
1815
01:50:55.167 --> 01:50:57.018
1816
01:50:57.018 --> 01:50:58.208
Okay, one more.
1817
01:50:58.208 --> 01:51:00.708
That\'s it, looking right here.
1818
01:51:01.576 --> 01:51:02.409
Good.
1819
01:51:02.409 --> 01:51:04.628
[speaking in foreign language]
1820
01:51:04.628 --> 01:51:06.146
1821
01:51:06.146 --> 01:51:10.063
[speaking in foreign language]
1822
01:51:18.113 --> 01:51:20.030
1823
01:51:24.133 --> 01:51:27.268
I will always try to understand you, Diana.
1824
01:51:27.268 --> 01:51:30.273
Always try to let you know what I\'m thinking.
1825
01:51:30.273 --> 01:51:32.483
I will always try to support you.
1826
01:51:32.483 --> 01:51:37.122
I will always try to successfully blend our lives together
1827
01:51:37.122 --> 01:51:38.492
with enough freedom--
1828
01:51:38.492 --> 01:51:40.546
1829
01:51:40.546 --> 01:51:42.843
1830
01:51:42.843 --> 01:51:44.770
and that\'s all I remember.
1831
01:51:44.770 --> 01:51:45.955
1832
01:51:45.955 --> 01:51:49.205
1833
01:51:50.768 --> 01:51:52.851
1834
01:51:54.342 --> 01:51:55.498
1835
01:51:55.498 --> 01:51:59.498
and see if that\'s all Junior can remember, okay?
1836
01:52:03.816 --> 01:52:05.421
1837
01:52:05.421 --> 01:52:07.050
and help you achieve yours.
1838
01:52:07.050 --> 01:52:09.801
I will always try to understand you, Diana.
1839
01:52:09.801 --> 01:52:13.531
I will always try to let you know--
1840
01:52:13.531 --> 01:52:15.473
1841
01:52:15.473 --> 01:52:16.461
Junior, you can.
1842
01:52:16.461 --> 01:52:17.294
Come on.
1843
01:52:18.186 --> 01:52:20.474
1844
01:52:20.474 --> 01:52:24.382
I will always try to [stuttering].
1845
01:52:24.382 --> 01:52:26.284
There I go, I started already.
1846
01:52:26.284 --> 01:52:27.117
I started though.
1847
01:52:27.117 --> 01:52:28.112
1848
01:52:28.112 --> 01:52:32.883
Would you concentrate on like the wedding please?
1849
01:52:32.883 --> 01:52:34.133
1850
01:52:35.238 --> 01:52:36.411
Want to do it again?
1851
01:52:36.411 --> 01:52:37.244
You still rolling?
1852
01:52:37.244 --> 01:52:39.023
1853
01:52:39.023 --> 01:52:41.961
1854
01:52:41.961 --> 01:52:45.153
I will always try to let you know what I am thinking.
1855
01:52:45.153 --> 01:52:47.382
I\'ll always try to support you.
1856
01:52:47.382 --> 01:52:51.594
I will always try to successfully blend our lives together
1857
01:52:51.594 --> 01:52:55.917
with enough freedom to grow as individuals.
1858
01:52:55.917 --> 01:52:57.194
1859
01:52:57.194 --> 01:53:00.622
I found the right person to love until I met you.
1860
01:53:00.622 --> 01:53:02.276
And since I have always thought
1861
01:53:02.276 --> 01:53:05.167
that love is the most important part of my life,
1862
01:53:05.167 --> 01:53:07.187
I want our love to last.
1863
01:53:07.187 --> 01:53:09.922
So I will try my hardest at all times
1864
01:53:09.922 --> 01:53:14.670
to be fair and honest with you and to love you forever.
1865
01:53:14.670 --> 01:53:17.721
1866
01:53:17.721 --> 01:53:21.000
of what event may occur in our lives.
1867
01:53:21.000 --> 01:53:22.382
I will always love you
1868
01:53:22.382 --> 01:53:25.715
and respect you for the rest of my life.
1869
01:53:28.789 --> 01:53:33.789
1870
01:53:34.994 --> 01:53:36.918
1871
01:53:36.918 --> 01:53:40.198
and health is normal, you know,
1872
01:53:40.198 --> 01:53:41.698
the best for each other.
1873
01:53:41.698 --> 01:53:44.856
1874
01:53:44.856 --> 01:53:49.009
which enjoy each other\'s company and everything.
1875
01:53:49.009 --> 01:53:50.618
1876
01:53:50.618 --> 01:53:52.951
1877
01:53:53.939 --> 01:53:57.708
1878
01:53:57.708 --> 01:54:00.130
1879
01:54:00.130 --> 01:54:02.880
1880
01:54:03.749 --> 01:54:06.986
1881
01:54:06.986 --> 01:54:08.570
1882
01:54:08.570 --> 01:54:10.202
1883
01:54:10.202 --> 01:54:11.229
I\'ll make sure it\'s that.
1884
01:54:11.229 --> 01:54:13.755
[laughing]
1885
01:54:13.755 --> 01:54:14.588
1886
01:54:14.588 --> 01:54:17.437
when the photographer was taking his pictures?
1887
01:54:17.437 --> 01:54:20.752
1888
01:54:20.752 --> 01:54:22.592
in the future.
1889
01:54:22.592 --> 01:54:27.021
1890
01:54:27.021 --> 01:54:30.701
Trying to give \'em pride and everything else
1891
01:54:30.701 --> 01:54:32.451
in their future life.
1892
01:54:50.550 --> 01:54:55.546
1893
01:54:55.546 --> 01:54:58.614
I just don\'t want no fast food restaurant.
1894
01:54:58.614 --> 01:55:00.112
1895
01:55:00.112 --> 01:55:03.834
1896
01:55:03.834 --> 01:55:06.254
I worked in American Steak House,
1897
01:55:06.254 --> 01:55:09.252
then I worked in Drum Stix,
1898
01:55:09.252 --> 01:55:13.669
then I worked in Roy Rogers, and then in Burger King.
1899
01:55:14.995 --> 01:55:16.832
It\'s not fun no more.
1900
01:55:16.832 --> 01:55:18.460
1901
01:55:18.460 --> 01:55:21.960
[deliberative jazz music]
1902
01:55:42.724 --> 01:55:43.639
1903
01:55:43.639 --> 01:55:47.928
I\'m going to court for a crime I didn\'t commit.
1904
01:55:47.928 --> 01:55:49.580
I got caught in a stolen car
1905
01:55:49.580 --> 01:55:53.089
in which my friends didn\'t tell me about it.
1906
01:55:53.089 --> 01:55:57.467
And I\'ve been going for the past two months
1907
01:55:57.467 --> 01:55:59.856
and today should be my final day going
1908
01:55:59.856 --> 01:56:02.256
so they could tell me what\'s the deal.
1909
01:56:02.256 --> 01:56:05.654
Either I get probation or what, so.
1910
01:56:05.654 --> 01:56:08.110
1911
01:56:08.110 --> 01:56:09.642
It\'s very deceptive in its appearance
1912
01:56:09.642 --> 01:56:12.791
in that it\'s quite big actually once you get inside of it.
1913
01:56:12.791 --> 01:56:14.843
But we\'ve decided to move here
1914
01:56:14.843 --> 01:56:16.814
for purposes of actually retirement.
1915
01:56:16.814 --> 01:56:18.643
We wanted a place that was stable
1916
01:56:18.643 --> 01:56:20.971
and that would not be built upon.
1917
01:56:20.971 --> 01:56:23.830
And we\'re protected all around here, in fact.
1918
01:56:23.830 --> 01:56:26.496
If you look toward the back here,
1919
01:56:26.496 --> 01:56:28.666
there\'s a lake toward the back.
1920
01:56:28.666 --> 01:56:33.399
It\'s absolutely spectacular and it can\'t be built at all.
1921
01:56:33.399 --> 01:56:37.232
And it\'s right out back here, very, very nice.
1922
01:56:40.605 --> 01:56:43.175
1923
01:56:43.175 --> 01:56:47.604
in the east side of Bridgeport and my friends,
1924
01:56:47.604 --> 01:56:50.843
they ran out of the car and I just stood there
1925
01:56:50.843 --> 01:56:51.865
and I got arrested.
1926
01:56:51.865 --> 01:56:54.365
I got taken in and from there,
1927
01:56:56.843 --> 01:56:58.853
my mother came to get me.
1928
01:56:58.853 --> 01:57:00.802
They had a $10,000 bond
1929
01:57:00.802 --> 01:57:02.878
but under my mother\'s signature,
1930
01:57:02.878 --> 01:57:05.448
I was able to get out with no problem.
1931
01:57:05.448 --> 01:57:08.478
So I have to be going to court today.
1932
01:57:08.478 --> 01:57:11.372
It should be my final decision on what to do.
1933
01:57:11.372 --> 01:57:12.581
1934
01:57:12.581 --> 01:57:14.942
I actually was a public defender
1935
01:57:14.942 --> 01:57:17.862
and I was on the opposite side of the coin.
1936
01:57:17.862 --> 01:57:19.952
Well now, I prosecute.
1937
01:57:19.952 --> 01:57:23.481
I\'ve been prosecuting for exactly eight and a half years
1938
01:57:23.481 --> 01:57:25.751
in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
1939
01:57:25.751 --> 01:57:28.531
And if I say anything during the course of this dialog,
1940
01:57:28.531 --> 01:57:30.331
I\'m going to have to include a disclaimer
1941
01:57:30.331 --> 01:57:33.301
and that is anything I say is my representation
1942
01:57:33.301 --> 01:57:36.478
and not the representation of any municipal
1943
01:57:36.478 --> 01:57:38.179
state or federal agency.
1944
01:57:38.179 --> 01:57:40.591
So everything is of my own opinion.
1945
01:57:40.591 --> 01:57:42.637
I\'ve been in Bridgeport for,
1946
01:57:42.637 --> 01:57:43.940
as I said, about eight and a half years
1947
01:57:43.940 --> 01:57:47.147
and it seems like a hell of a long time.
1948
01:57:47.147 --> 01:57:49.240
Dealing with juveniles is very, very different
1949
01:57:49.240 --> 01:57:51.577
than dealing with other types of criminals.
1950
01:57:51.577 --> 01:57:54.108
You have to remember that some of them are children.
1951
01:57:54.108 --> 01:57:55.468
They actually are children.
1952
01:57:55.468 --> 01:57:56.909
And they actually can be saved
1953
01:57:56.909 --> 01:58:01.076
if you want to use that social worker phraseology.
1954
01:58:04.437 --> 01:58:08.687
1955
01:58:10.204 --> 01:58:13.408
Not really sure since I\'ve never been in trouble
1956
01:58:13.408 --> 01:58:14.566
with the cops or anything.
1957
01:58:14.566 --> 01:58:17.424
So this is my first time being in trouble with the police
1958
01:58:17.424 --> 01:58:21.507
and I never had a record before, so I\'m not sure.
1959
01:58:23.252 --> 01:58:24.170
1960
01:58:24.170 --> 01:58:25.684
Even photographing all around here,
1961
01:58:25.684 --> 01:58:27.642
it\'s a very beautiful area.
1962
01:58:27.642 --> 01:58:29.141
It\'s gorgeous.
1963
01:58:29.141 --> 01:58:31.402
I live a schizophrenic existence.
1964
01:58:31.402 --> 01:58:33.092
When I go into Bridgeport,
1965
01:58:33.092 --> 01:58:36.153
it\'s a totally, totally different existence.
1966
01:58:36.153 --> 01:58:37.539
If I go to the courthouse,
1967
01:58:37.539 --> 01:58:40.761
I see kids who live in the ghettos and the projects
1968
01:58:40.761 --> 01:58:43.616
who may be freezing during the course of a winter night
1969
01:58:43.616 --> 01:58:45.070
because they don\'t have any heat.
1970
01:58:45.070 --> 01:58:48.236
I come home to a nice, warm house,
1971
01:58:48.236 --> 01:58:51.994
a wife, two children, two cats and a dog,
1972
01:58:51.994 --> 01:58:54.132
and it\'s fantastic.
1973
01:58:54.132 --> 01:58:57.614
And yet I have to put what I see during the course of a day
1974
01:58:57.614 --> 01:58:59.327
at the juvenile courthouse,
1975
01:58:59.327 --> 01:59:01.254
I have to put it out of my mind
1976
01:59:01.254 --> 01:59:05.103
because if I remembered it and if I kept it in my mind,
1977
01:59:05.103 --> 01:59:07.717
I literally would go out of my mind.
1978
01:59:07.717 --> 01:59:09.502
Want to cut it right there?
1979
01:59:09.502 --> 01:59:10.335
1980
01:59:10.335 --> 01:59:12.181
I want to ask you how can you put it out of your mind?
1981
01:59:12.181 --> 01:59:17.181
1982
01:59:19.962 --> 01:59:21.331
Well, let me put it this way.
1983
01:59:21.331 --> 01:59:24.383
I put it out of my mind by sheer willpower,
1984
01:59:24.383 --> 01:59:27.141
a simple thing called sheer willpower.
1985
01:59:27.141 --> 01:59:29.608
1986
01:59:29.608 --> 01:59:30.884
1987
01:59:30.884 --> 01:59:33.481
1988
01:59:33.481 --> 01:59:36.330
1989
01:59:36.330 --> 01:59:38.829
one, two, three, four, five.
[snapping fingers]
1990
01:59:38.829 --> 01:59:39.662
Right?
1991
01:59:39.662 --> 01:59:40.500
1992
01:59:40.500 --> 01:59:42.567
1993
01:59:42.567 --> 01:59:43.400
you know what I mean?
1994
01:59:43.400 --> 01:59:44.561
1995
01:59:44.561 --> 01:59:48.319
1996
01:59:48.319 --> 01:59:49.820
because you\'re young.
1997
01:59:49.820 --> 01:59:50.653
1998
01:59:50.653 --> 01:59:51.927
1999
01:59:51.927 --> 01:59:53.379
2000
01:59:53.379 --> 01:59:54.296
2001
01:59:54.296 --> 01:59:57.129
2002
01:59:57.129 --> 01:59:58.307
2003
01:59:58.307 --> 02:00:00.896
2004
02:00:00.896 --> 02:00:02.978
Start working, save your money,
2005
02:00:02.978 --> 02:00:05.645
and then have your family, okay?
2006
02:00:07.386 --> 02:00:08.636
2007
02:00:10.402 --> 02:00:12.646
2008
02:00:12.646 --> 02:00:14.207
but I want you to know I do like that
2009
02:00:14.207 --> 02:00:16.184
because I\'m concerned about America!
2010
02:00:16.184 --> 02:00:18.172
I\'m concerned about its people!
2011
02:00:18.172 --> 02:00:19.771
And I want you to know in time
2012
02:00:19.771 --> 02:00:21.734
just because I\'m down in the deep,
2013
02:00:21.734 --> 02:00:23.905
tomorrow, I will rise up.
2014
02:00:23.905 --> 02:00:27.083
Who would have ever thought that little Cecil Young,
2015
02:00:27.083 --> 02:00:28.990
a little black child like me
2016
02:00:28.990 --> 02:00:30.363
born and raised in the ghetto,
2017
02:00:30.363 --> 02:00:33.132
born and raised in poverty could ever reach to a point
2018
02:00:33.132 --> 02:00:36.478
where I could be in city hall one day doing what I\'m doing.
2019
02:00:36.478 --> 02:00:38.434
Who would ever think that, huh?
2020
02:00:38.434 --> 02:00:41.273
I was busted for selling marijuana in 1965
2021
02:00:41.273 --> 02:00:42.913
when I was 16 years old.
2022
02:00:42.913 --> 02:00:45.264
I was involved in demonstrations with police,
2023
02:00:45.264 --> 02:00:46.881
raising cane here and there.
2024
02:00:46.881 --> 02:00:48.001
What did I do?
2025
02:00:48.001 --> 02:00:50.857
I realized in Hartford that they had a pardon board
2026
02:00:50.857 --> 02:00:53.191
that sooner or later if I got my act together,
2027
02:00:53.191 --> 02:00:54.500
I would go up to that board
2028
02:00:54.500 --> 02:00:56.686
and request that they erase my past,
2029
02:00:56.686 --> 02:00:59.219
erase it with all of the good things that I\'ve been able to.
2030
02:00:59.219 --> 02:01:00.253
And I want Bridgeport,
2031
02:01:00.253 --> 02:01:01.130
I want America,
2032
02:01:01.130 --> 02:01:02.972
I want the rest of the world to know
2033
02:01:02.972 --> 02:01:04.931
that I have changed my life.
2034
02:01:04.931 --> 02:01:07.318
I have began to turn around those things
2035
02:01:07.318 --> 02:01:10.571
that people have said that you could never turn around.
2036
02:01:10.571 --> 02:01:12.070
I got out of that darkness.
2037
02:01:12.070 --> 02:01:13.549
I got out of that drug life.
2038
02:01:13.549 --> 02:01:15.491
I got out of that life of crime,
2039
02:01:15.491 --> 02:01:16.840
out of running rampant,
2040
02:01:16.840 --> 02:01:18.561
out of looking like this and looking like that,
2041
02:01:18.561 --> 02:01:19.911
I got out of that kinda life.
2042
02:01:19.911 --> 02:01:21.587
I\'m living a new life now.
2043
02:01:21.587 --> 02:01:23.019
As some folks have said,
2044
02:01:23.019 --> 02:01:25.749
I\'m a new creature in Christ and that\'s good.
2045
02:01:25.749 --> 02:01:27.292
That\'s good and it\'s working.
2046
02:01:27.292 --> 02:01:31.019
It\'s workable and I\'ll say to anybody whoever you may be,
2047
02:01:31.019 --> 02:01:32.641
just because you\'re down
2048
02:01:32.641 --> 02:01:34.650
don\'t mean you got to stay down, huh?
2049
02:01:34.650 --> 02:01:37.050
You can fall down, you can get knocked down,
2050
02:01:37.050 --> 02:01:39.140
but it don\'t mean you have to stay down.
2051
02:01:39.140 --> 02:01:41.154
I was an elected town committee member.
2052
02:01:41.154 --> 02:01:43.891
I was the first black in this city to run for mayor.
2053
02:01:43.891 --> 02:01:45.702
Who else do you know ran for mayor in this city
2054
02:01:45.702 --> 02:01:47.281
but Cecil Young, huh?
2055
02:01:47.281 --> 02:01:49.568
Come on, we got to give credit where it due.
2056
02:01:49.568 --> 02:01:51.681
We got to give blessings where they deserve to go
2057
02:01:51.681 --> 02:01:53.173
and that\'s what it\'s all about.
2058
02:01:53.173 --> 02:01:54.773
Someday, I will be on the walls.
2059
02:01:54.773 --> 02:01:57.022
Someday, I will be up there like on the walls
2060
02:01:57.022 --> 02:01:58.012
with these other mayors.
2061
02:01:58.012 --> 02:02:00.412
You got John Mandanici, McLevy.
2062
02:02:00.412 --> 02:02:01.808
Someday they\'re gonna have a picture,
2063
02:02:01.808 --> 02:02:03.649
let me see where I want to be at.
2064
02:02:03.649 --> 02:02:04.482
Let me see.
2065
02:02:04.482 --> 02:02:05.315
Maybe they put me down at the end.
2066
02:02:05.315 --> 02:02:06.754
It don\'t matter, we been at the end before.
2067
02:02:06.754 --> 02:02:07.997
Long as I\'m up on the wall
2068
02:02:07.997 --> 02:02:08.830
and that\'s what it\'s all about.
2069
02:02:08.830 --> 02:02:09.663
2070
02:02:09.663 --> 02:02:10.671
2071
02:02:10.671 --> 02:02:13.000
The power\'s in my hand to open up those mountains
2072
02:02:13.000 --> 02:02:14.634
that can\'t even conceive of being open.
2073
02:02:14.634 --> 02:02:16.710
Let me tell you something, brother, what I\'m talking about.
2074
02:02:16.710 --> 02:02:19.292
You understand what I\'m saying?
2075
02:02:19.292 --> 02:02:20.125
Watch this.
2076
02:02:20.125 --> 02:02:20.982
Open up.
2077
02:02:20.982 --> 02:02:21.873
Anything you conceive,
2078
02:02:21.873 --> 02:02:23.292
all you have to do is work at it, brother.
2079
02:02:23.292 --> 02:02:24.743
That\'s what it\'s all about.
2080
02:02:24.743 --> 02:02:27.033
Someday, I\'m gonna run this building.
2081
02:02:27.033 --> 02:02:29.760
Someday, I\'m gonna run this building.
2082
02:02:29.760 --> 02:02:31.311
How y\'all doing today?
2083
02:02:31.311 --> 02:02:32.492
How y\'all doing today?
2084
02:02:32.492 --> 02:02:34.075
Nice day, isn\'t it?
2085
02:02:36.715 --> 02:02:39.616
[deliberative jazz music]
[people chattering]
2086
02:02:39.616 --> 02:02:41.760
2087
02:02:41.760 --> 02:02:43.333
or to the surroundings around here,
2088
02:02:43.333 --> 02:02:46.093
so everything is fireproof and metal [mumbles].
2089
02:02:46.093 --> 02:02:48.701
[people chattering]
2090
02:02:48.701 --> 02:02:49.534
What\'s up?
2091
02:02:49.534 --> 02:02:50.540
2092
02:02:50.540 --> 02:02:51.373
You better never not have
2093
02:02:51.373 --> 02:02:52.896
no mother fuckin [mumbles] in there.
2094
02:02:52.896 --> 02:02:54.092
2095
02:02:54.092 --> 02:02:56.781
2096
02:02:56.781 --> 02:03:01.364
2097
02:03:02.987 --> 02:03:04.653
All right, what we have straight ahead of you there
2098
02:03:04.653 --> 02:03:06.180
is just a holding tank there.
2099
02:03:06.180 --> 02:03:08.101
That\'s when they\'re brought in from the street
2100
02:03:08.101 --> 02:03:11.053
\'til we process them in there.
2101
02:03:11.053 --> 02:03:12.812
This is our booking area here
2102
02:03:12.812 --> 02:03:16.508
for all the proceedings going on here.
2103
02:03:16.508 --> 02:03:18.710
We videotape as well.
2104
02:03:18.710 --> 02:03:21.127
We have our monitor up there.
2105
02:03:22.379 --> 02:03:26.361
We have our booking officers Jimmy and Kenny
2106
02:03:26.361 --> 02:03:29.310
and one of our officers, Bernice.
2107
02:03:29.310 --> 02:03:30.143
2108
02:03:31.057 --> 02:03:32.807
2109
02:03:33.950 --> 02:03:36.024
I got a bruise right here on my shoulder
2110
02:03:36.024 --> 02:03:38.116
where they kicked me at.
2111
02:03:38.116 --> 02:03:38.949
They stopped me.
2112
02:03:38.949 --> 02:03:41.116
I have done nothing wrong.
2113
02:03:42.369 --> 02:03:43.286
Right here.
2114
02:03:45.900 --> 02:03:47.090
Right there.
2115
02:03:47.090 --> 02:03:48.199
They done that tonight.
2116
02:03:48.199 --> 02:03:50.587
I haven\'t done nothing to him.
2117
02:03:50.587 --> 02:03:51.850
They say [mumbles] conduct.
2118
02:03:51.850 --> 02:03:52.808
I didn\'t do nothing to him.
2119
02:03:52.808 --> 02:03:53.969
They threw me down.
2120
02:03:53.969 --> 02:03:55.597
I\'m not arguing with him.
2121
02:03:55.597 --> 02:03:56.839
I gotta go to work in the morning.
2122
02:03:56.839 --> 02:03:57.672
I\'m a working man.
2123
02:03:57.672 --> 02:04:01.672
I got a wife and three kids like everybody else.
2124
02:04:11.811 --> 02:04:16.811
[siren blaring]
[faint radio chatter]
2125
02:04:33.536 --> 02:04:36.090
2126
02:04:36.090 --> 02:04:38.673
Sorry, Robert, but that\'s not--
2127
02:04:42.727 --> 02:04:44.426
2128
02:04:44.426 --> 02:04:47.593
[faint radio chatter]
