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[Doc humming]
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[faint radio chatter]
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Okay.

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That\'s the Doctor.

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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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Walt Whitman.

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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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Okay, Doctor.

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How come you chose Whitman?

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Because he talks about America that I love

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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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Now, maybe Pelque\'s store would be

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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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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.
Mm-hmm.

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So we know that and--

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You feel the prophecies are coming true?

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Yes, we do.

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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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You frisked me when I got in the car.

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I sure did.

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Uh-huh.

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Is that a standard or?

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It\'s customary for us.

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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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And of course, we\'ll frisk you before I put you in the car

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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--
But I\'m clean.

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You were.

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It was just a precautionary measure for us.

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Young people are all leaving the area.

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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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Is she working down there?

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She works at the Bath Police Department

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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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When I was a kid,

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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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Under O-70.

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O seven zero.

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Okay, are you ready?

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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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Under M-39.

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All right.

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M three nine.

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We have a target of

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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 how large is the Penobscot Nation?

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The Penobscot Nation is approximately 1,800 people

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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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In order for Penobscot to survive this long,

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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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Some of that money

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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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Under M-40.

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M four zero.

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I think the happiest I ever made my mother

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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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I had a hard time to figure out

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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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I don\'t know who made it

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but it\'s Passamaquoddy, I\'d say.

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Oh yeah, definitely.
Because of that porcupine.

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I haven\'t seen that--
We call this porcupine work.

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In my lifetime.

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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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How does this culture manage to persist

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against all the obstacles that it confronts?

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Well, here we are standing in the museum

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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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It\'s too bad we\'re losing that though,

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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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You know why.

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Too much easy money.

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That\'s it.

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All our culture\'s slowly dying because of that reason.

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A lot of them that wants to work

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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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What do you think of this one, [mumbles]?

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Yeah.

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Wow, that\'s a good size one.

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No, it\'s just right.

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Small one.

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Rather have that than what they\'d be bringing down.

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Really?
Big ones.

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I guess they lost one.

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They brought a cow down, it was spoiled.

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They found that.

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They found that?

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Is that what happened?

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Yeah.

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Oh, I see.

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Because moose is healthy.
Yeah, oh.

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They\'re all healthy.

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[deliberative jazz music]

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What do you think\'s the main difference

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between this community and the Eastport people?

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What\'s the difference?

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I really don\'t know.

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Could they be prejudiced?

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I bet they are.

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But they are marrying the Indians.

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Why is that?

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It\'s a good question.

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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.

269
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Is that possible

270
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that it\'s because you all have come into some money?

271
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No, this was before money.

272
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And my granddaughters,

273
00:17:29.522 --> 00:17:34.355
two of my granddaughters, they married boys from Eastport.

274
00:17:35.455 --> 00:17:38.455
How did you feel about that?

275
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Neutral.

276
00:17:44.331 --> 00:17:46.267
Because you know what my grandmother told me?

277
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She said, when I was a teenager,

278
00:17:48.450 --> 00:17:53.283
she said, \"Don\'t have anything to do with the white boys?\"

279
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Did she say why?

280
00:17:56.144 --> 00:17:57.811
Well, yes she did.

281
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What\'d she say?

282
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I\'m not telling.

283
00:18:04.883 --> 00:18:06.401
We have to guess.

284
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You can guess.

285
00:18:13.826 --> 00:18:14.826
I never did.

286
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I married an Indian.

287
00:18:22.142 --> 00:18:23.764
A nice boy.

288
00:18:23.764 --> 00:18:25.215
He was a nice man.

289
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That\'s him up there.

290
00:18:28.728 --> 00:18:29.734
That\'s beautiful.

291
00:18:29.734 --> 00:18:30.977
Yeah.

292
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That\'s his picture.

293
00:18:32.999 --> 00:18:34.828
How long\'s he been dead?

294
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Since \'48.

295
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Almost 40 years.

296
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48.

297
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I guess I should go.

298
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Getting sleepy? [laughing]

299
00:18:48.296 --> 00:18:49.129
No,

300
00:18:49.129 --> 00:18:52.546
it\'s just real quiet being here with you.

301
00:18:55.117 --> 00:18:56.034
Yes, yes.

302
00:18:59.950 --> 00:19:02.783
Was thinking of going to Eastport.

303
00:19:07.511 --> 00:19:09.511
Just little old Indians.

304
00:19:10.707 --> 00:19:11.957
Little Indians.

305
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Patronizing.

306
00:19:24.496 --> 00:19:25.887
Oh yeah.

307
00:19:25.887 --> 00:19:30.887
[horns blaring]
[machinery whirring]

308
00:20:23.957 --> 00:20:28.957
[bird squawking]
[faint drumming]

309
00:20:41.259 --> 00:20:43.926
[bagpipe music]

310
00:21:01.228 --> 00:21:04.395
[faint radio chatter]

311
00:21:05.541 --> 00:21:07.791
Can\'t argue with success.

312
00:21:08.847 --> 00:21:12.014
[faint radio chatter]

313
00:21:31.220 --> 00:21:32.999
Won\'t get rich but I\'ll get by.

314
00:21:32.999 --> 00:21:34.249
Mm-hmm.

315
00:21:35.295 --> 00:21:38.462
[faint radio chatter]

316
00:21:43.788 --> 00:21:45.454
Little operating table here.

317
00:21:45.454 --> 00:21:50.204
That\'s right, that\'s exactly what it is.

318
00:21:57.482 --> 00:22:00.982
[\"Happy Birthday To You\"]

319
00:22:07.648 --> 00:22:11.481
Life on Route 1! [laughing]

320
00:22:13.400 --> 00:22:14.817
[people chattering]

321
00:22:14.817 --> 00:22:19.476
I\'ll take my teeth out in a minute. [laughing]

322
00:22:19.476 --> 00:22:21.925
Oh, do it, Jo, haul \'em right out.

323
00:22:21.925 --> 00:22:24.615
No, no, this is serious.

324
00:22:24.615 --> 00:22:26.282
No, life on Route 1.

325
00:22:28.367 --> 00:22:33.131
[laughing]
[people chattering]

326
00:22:33.131 --> 00:22:34.508
Shit,

327
00:22:34.508 --> 00:22:37.639
it takes 25 years to grow a tree, you know what I mean?

328
00:22:37.639 --> 00:22:41.817
It takes 10 years to grow one in Georgia or Louisiana.

329
00:22:41.817 --> 00:22:43.608
So shit, I know I can go to work,

330
00:22:43.608 --> 00:22:46.436
I can go to work anytime I wanna--

331
00:22:46.436 --> 00:22:51.436
[laughing]
[people chattering]

332
00:22:53.104 --> 00:22:53.937
Why?

333
00:22:53.937 --> 00:22:55.005
Oh, I love it.

334
00:22:55.005 --> 00:22:56.641
Life on Route 1.

335
00:22:56.641 --> 00:22:59.373
I have another 40 years to go.

336
00:22:59.373 --> 00:23:02.049
That will make me 80. [laughing]

337
00:23:02.049 --> 00:23:03.980
You\'re gonna be crazier than a two-peckered pauly

338
00:23:03.980 --> 00:23:07.837
by the time you get to Georgia. [laughing]

339
00:23:07.837 --> 00:23:12.837
[laughing]
[people chattering]

340
00:23:13.860 --> 00:23:14.693
Stop.

341
00:23:18.655 --> 00:23:19.488
Yeah,

342
00:23:19.488 --> 00:23:21.593
that one is no relation with my people.

343
00:23:21.593 --> 00:23:22.462
I was just gonna say, buddy,

344
00:23:22.462 --> 00:23:26.295
he knew exactly that your father was a doctor.

345
00:23:27.902 --> 00:23:29.262
He\'s a good judge too.

346
00:23:29.262 --> 00:23:30.433
He\'s all right, I like him.

347
00:23:30.433 --> 00:23:34.952
Well, it\'s not as free as it used to be.

348
00:23:34.952 --> 00:23:37.779
I think that\'s the thing that I miss.

349
00:23:37.779 --> 00:23:42.779
[birds squawking]
[water rushing]

350
00:23:45.271 --> 00:23:50.271
[machinery whirring]
[scissors snipping]

351
00:24:23.023 --> 00:24:25.462
How long have you worked here?

352
00:24:25.462 --> 00:24:26.879
About 17 years.

353
00:24:28.773 --> 00:24:31.856
[machinery whirring]

354
00:24:38.480 --> 00:24:41.313
[birds squawking]

355
00:24:48.141 --> 00:24:50.974
[faint speaking]

356
00:24:53.289 --> 00:24:54.372
1920, 1921,

357
00:24:55.468 --> 00:24:58.647
I raked blueberries in Wesley, Maine.

358
00:24:58.647 --> 00:25:02.385
Picked up the potatoes in 1922 in Presqu\'ile.

359
00:25:02.385 --> 00:25:04.385
1924, I joined the army.

360
00:25:05.613 --> 00:25:07.470
I worked on a sewing machine

361
00:25:07.470 --> 00:25:10.039
in East Machias for Kalerharman.

362
00:25:10.039 --> 00:25:12.454
Worked in a canning plant in Lubec,

363
00:25:12.454 --> 00:25:15.507
also in a hardware store at Lubec.

364
00:25:15.507 --> 00:25:18.671
Worked in a sardine factory in Addison.

365
00:25:18.671 --> 00:25:21.631
I run a gas station in Franklin Roads.

366
00:25:21.631 --> 00:25:25.714
Worked on a foundation of pulp mill in Bucksport.

367
00:25:27.274 --> 00:25:31.282
What would you say your greatest honor was?

368
00:25:31.282 --> 00:25:32.949
My greatest honor?

369
00:25:34.643 --> 00:25:37.393
Well, you\'ve asked me a question.

370
00:25:41.669 --> 00:25:45.051
You\'ve asked me quite a question

371
00:25:45.051 --> 00:25:47.634
which is pretty hard to answer.

372
00:25:58.913 --> 00:26:00.996
Here\'s the gestion award.

373
00:26:01.877 --> 00:26:05.210
The community gave me a nice award here.

374
00:26:08.747 --> 00:26:11.075
And I was the first civil defense director here

375
00:26:11.075 --> 00:26:12.744
the town ever had.

376
00:26:12.744 --> 00:26:16.209
I was the first fire chief the town ever had.

377
00:26:16.209 --> 00:26:18.006
And yes, after that,

378
00:26:18.006 --> 00:26:22.144
I never got up in town meeting before in my life

379
00:26:22.144 --> 00:26:23.477
until that year.

380
00:26:24.832 --> 00:26:28.332
So then I was made the first police chief.

381
00:26:33.641 --> 00:26:36.207
You seem like a patriotic man.

382
00:26:36.207 --> 00:26:37.365
I\'m very patriotic.

383
00:26:37.365 --> 00:26:40.032
That\'s all patriotic over there.

384
00:26:41.266 --> 00:26:43.211
There\'s nobody, you know what I mean?

385
00:26:43.211 --> 00:26:46.958
Nobody, I mean nobody any more patriotic than I am.

386
00:26:46.958 --> 00:26:49.410
What accounts for that?

387
00:26:49.410 --> 00:26:50.660
Well,

388
00:26:52.132 --> 00:26:54.732
I suppose it\'s the way that I\'ve been brought up is all.

389
00:26:54.732 --> 00:26:56.772
Mm-hmm, your family.
That\'s right.

390
00:26:56.772 --> 00:26:57.605
Mm-hmm.

391
00:26:57.605 --> 00:26:59.959
My people was always very patriotic.

392
00:26:59.959 --> 00:27:02.542
When did they come over here?

393
00:27:03.443 --> 00:27:04.276
A long time ago.

394
00:27:04.276 --> 00:27:05.693
Oh yes, oh yes.

395
00:27:08.361 --> 00:27:10.963
A long time ago is right.

396
00:27:10.963 --> 00:27:12.780
I want to thank you for showing me your--

397
00:27:12.780 --> 00:27:14.092
You\'re indeed very welcome.

398
00:27:14.092 --> 00:27:18.009
Your life, as you say, that you\'ve collected.

399
00:27:19.359 --> 00:27:21.740
That\'s as near as I could get to it.

400
00:27:21.740 --> 00:27:22.573
Mm-hmm.

401
00:27:22.573 --> 00:27:26.199
That\'s from the time I was just a kid to the present day.

402
00:27:26.199 --> 00:27:27.575
Mm-hmm.

403
00:27:27.575 --> 00:27:30.138
You know, I wanted to ask you a question.

404
00:27:30.138 --> 00:27:31.055
I noticed--

405
00:27:33.117 --> 00:27:34.265
A short history on the disease

406
00:27:34.265 --> 00:27:37.040
is that it came over from the Orient

407
00:27:37.040 --> 00:27:39.228
and our American chestnut

408
00:27:39.228 --> 00:27:43.895
had not developed the genetic resistance to the disease.

409
00:27:44.989 --> 00:27:48.322
They are the wartlike protrudances there

410
00:27:49.302 --> 00:27:51.479
at the end of my finger.

411
00:27:51.479 --> 00:27:53.624
Those are the actual fruiting bodies.

412
00:27:53.624 --> 00:27:57.165
They disseminate incredible numbers of spores

413
00:27:57.165 --> 00:27:59.445
and this is one of the mechanisms

414
00:27:59.445 --> 00:28:04.175
that has made the disease so incredibly successful,

415
00:28:04.175 --> 00:28:06.854
perhaps too successful here in the U.S.

416
00:28:06.854 --> 00:28:08.644
Well it\'s killing the trees, isn\'t it?

417
00:28:08.644 --> 00:28:09.477
[Man In Orange Vest] Yes, it is.

418
00:28:09.477 --> 00:28:10.804
I mean, so it\'s killing its own homeland.

419
00:28:10.804 --> 00:28:11.637
That\'s right.

420
00:28:11.637 --> 00:28:16.562
And this is where how and when things are going to change.

421
00:28:16.562 --> 00:28:19.211
It\'s not gonna be actually if things change

422
00:28:19.211 --> 00:28:20.643
but when they change.

423
00:28:20.643 --> 00:28:24.893
And what is happening right now is that the disease

424
00:28:25.824 --> 00:28:29.241
is going through an evolution of its own.

425
00:28:33.292 --> 00:28:36.375
[machinery whirring]

426
00:28:37.443 --> 00:28:42.443
[Havey whistling]
[deliberative jazz music]

427
00:28:48.853 --> 00:28:51.103
[laughing]

428
00:28:51.983 --> 00:28:53.733
That\'s great.

429
00:28:56.663 --> 00:29:01.663
[deliberative jazz music]
[machinery whirring]

430
00:29:16.126 --> 00:29:18.263
I got the letter in Africa.

431
00:29:18.263 --> 00:29:20.303
18,000 people.

432
00:29:20.303 --> 00:29:21.849
They surrounded the reactor over there.

433
00:29:21.849 --> 00:29:25.182
Yeah, they came to shut it down.

434
00:29:26.732 --> 00:29:29.803
I remember the description of it.

435
00:29:29.803 --> 00:29:32.575
It was a fleet of little fishing boats

436
00:29:32.575 --> 00:29:34.996
sailing across there towards the nuke.

437
00:29:34.996 --> 00:29:36.435
Little one and the big ones,

438
00:29:36.435 --> 00:29:37.793
flags, banners.

439
00:29:37.793 --> 00:29:39.273
It was medieval.

440
00:29:39.273 --> 00:29:42.463
Yeah, it must have been 1979

441
00:29:42.463 --> 00:29:45.746
just before the curtain came down.

442
00:29:45.746 --> 00:29:50.746
[deliberative jazz music]
[water rushing]

443
00:29:56.067 --> 00:29:58.363
The letter took four months to find me

444
00:29:58.363 --> 00:30:00.641
\'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
00:30:06.990 --> 00:30:09.079
in this little town.

448
00:30:09.079 --> 00:30:11.294
The boats and flags,

449
00:30:11.294 --> 00:30:13.604
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
00:30:26.680 --> 00:30:27.916
There are a lot

453
00:30:27.916 --> 00:30:30.833
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
00:30:55.792 --> 00:30:59.959
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
Here it comes.

465
00:31:17.886 --> 00:31:22.469
There\'s really only one and that\'s you.

466
00:31:24.135 --> 00:31:27.906
In fact, it would scare me not to have that inner strength

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
What do you want to teach the kids?

473
00:31:49.630 --> 00:31:54.047
We try to show them that this world is God\'s world.

474
00:31:56.230 --> 00:31:57.597
He created it.

475
00:31:57.597 --> 00:32:01.764
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
Kinda works like this.

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
Jumbled up in there

510
00:33:41.715 --> 00:33:44.202
and I can\'t straighten them out.

511
00:33:44.202 --> 00:33:45.323
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
00:33:52.863 --> 00:33:56.384
sometimes I just can\'t handle it.

516
00:33:56.384 --> 00:33:58.642
Just the other day in a high school,

517
00:33:58.642 --> 00:34:01.080
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
I don\'t care about my family anymore.

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
I\'m not happy with my mom

525
00:34:21.684 --> 00:34:24.684
or my boyfriend and stuff like that.

526
00:34:26.752 --> 00:34:31.384
Please pass the peanut butter, Robert.

527
00:34:31.384 --> 00:34:32.325
Okay.

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
I love long.

531
00:34:40.202 --> 00:34:41.233
You love long ones?

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
Sometimes.
Sometimes?

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
No.
No.

537
00:34:57.014 --> 00:34:57.847
No.

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
00:35:18.991 --> 00:35:19.824
What?

547
00:35:19.824 --> 00:35:22.241
God never breaks a promise.

548
00:35:23.105 --> 00:35:26.438
God never makes promises he cannot keep.

549
00:35:27.404 --> 00:35:29.541
And he never forgets.

550
00:35:29.541 --> 00:35:33.015
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
00:35:38.234 --> 00:35:42.401
[organ music drowning out lyrics]

554
00:35:55.952 --> 00:36:00.952
There is a conspiracy in motion in the United States today

555
00:36:01.889 --> 00:36:06.043
and one way this conspiracy has manifested itself

556
00:36:06.043 --> 00:36:08.876
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
Robert, as we said the other day,

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
Well, we were told by a pastor in Connecticut

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
Uh-huh.

576
00:37:10.681 --> 00:37:15.681
This is the 7th Edition of Webster\'s Collegiate Dictionary

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
If we have students that are assigned a particular subject

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
Uh-huh.

596
00:38:15.239 --> 00:38:17.412
And this is the very latest edition

597
00:38:17.412 --> 00:38:19.804
of Webster\'s Collegiate Dictionary.

598
00:38:19.804 --> 00:38:23.305
It\'s on page 1,001.

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
And that doesn\'t seem

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
Not at all.
Dover High School Library.

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
All dictionaries are like--
Robert,

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
What we\'re trying to do with this piece of equipment here

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
And his word that has been spoken

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
Amen.
Amen.

669
00:41:59.595 --> 00:42:01.862
And we have to make them recognize

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
Please, mama, don\'t go in here.

673
00:42:11.398 --> 00:42:15.030
Gina Yanikis, stop the killing.

674
00:42:15.030 --> 00:42:19.077
Gina Yanikis, stop the killing.

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
Father, they smell the death that\'s in the place

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
Their sons and daughters unto devils.

685
00:42:42.091 --> 00:42:43.805
They sacrifice their sons

686
00:42:43.805 --> 00:42:45.982
and daughters onto devils.

687
00:42:45.982 --> 00:42:48.330
And the land was polluted with blood.

688
00:42:48.330 --> 00:42:51.685
And the land was polluted with blood.

689
00:42:51.685 --> 00:42:54.884
I saw them out there as I came down the road

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
I hear so much hatred in their voices

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
Side note on that is there\'s exciting news

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
Surrounded, embattled,

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
This is the story

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
Well, I told you you wouldn\'t enjoy it.

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
Pat\'s pyramids.

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
Give us a visual.

755
00:46:45.686 --> 00:46:50.103
The other term for it is eight times eight for \'88.

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
Where did the list come from?

762
00:47:07.960 --> 00:47:09.542
This is a mailing list

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
Right, we forgot to do that, didn\'t we?

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
So there it\'s done. [laughing]

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?
Oh sure.

800
00:49:15.854 --> 00:49:17.335
All right.
[audience laughing]

801
00:49:17.335 --> 00:49:18.294
Thank you.

802
00:49:18.294 --> 00:49:19.883
[audience applauding]

803
00:49:19.883 --> 00:49:20.930
Thank you.

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
Let me see how we\'re doing here.

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]
Hi.

816
00:50:01.489 --> 00:50:02.453
And it\'s a bad time.

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
When was that, Barbara?

820
00:50:10.754 --> 00:50:15.587
Around 1970, we started wanting our own things too much.

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
I know you love him.

832
00:50:46.115 --> 00:50:48.167
He\'s beautiful.
Yeah, I do.

833
00:50:48.167 --> 00:50:50.727
I\'m expecting two more grandchildren in March.

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?
Good to see you.

837
00:50:57.435 --> 00:50:58.767
Here\'s my daughter, Sarah.

838
00:50:58.767 --> 00:51:01.266
Sarah, how do you do?
Hi, it\'s good to meet you.

839
00:51:01.266 --> 00:51:02.267
Address you with a few words--

840
00:51:02.267 --> 00:51:03.100
Do you mind?

841
00:51:03.100 --> 00:51:06.148
And then a few questions.

842
00:51:06.148 --> 00:51:08.017
Thank you all for being here.

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
I\'ve been gone more than 10 years [chuckling]

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
With liberty and justice for all.

859
00:51:54.782 --> 00:51:55.615
Enjoy your meal.

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
Hello?

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
As president, I intend to maintain

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
Why don\'t you folks join us Sunday morning at 7:30.

883
00:53:43.049 --> 00:53:45.060
A.M. [laughing]

884
00:53:45.060 --> 00:53:48.429
Yeah, 7:00 a.m. in the morning.

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
And we\'ll have breakfast together.

889
00:54:09.437 --> 00:54:11.972
I am the rose and the snake.

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
Open your mouth but keep your teeth closed.

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
Criminals being hanged,

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
11:23, Halloween.

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
Imagine Halloween in Salem, Mass.

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
For everyone?
Yeah.

918
00:56:47.660 --> 00:56:49.327
Huh, I don\'t know.

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
We are silent people.

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
They\'re ruled by that law

937
00:57:47.636 --> 00:57:48.823
whether they know it or not.

938
00:57:48.823 --> 00:57:50.094
Absolutely.

939
00:57:50.094 --> 00:57:52.427
It\'s still there.
It never changes!

940
00:57:52.427 --> 00:57:55.165
The people say to me, \"Oh, I don\'t believe in witches.\"

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.\"
That\'s right.

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
This is much better than my motel room, huh.

947
00:58:36.755 --> 00:58:39.650
[deliberative jazz music]

948
00:58:39.650 --> 00:58:42.150
Thoreau died here in Concord

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
Mm-hmm.
Because he read so much

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
The little artifacts of history.

955
00:59:14.935 --> 00:59:15.768
Mm-hmm.

956
00:59:15.768 --> 00:59:17.898
You\'re surrounded by them.

957
00:59:17.898 --> 00:59:19.114
Thoreau didn\'t care

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
Mm-hmm.

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
He felt that Brown was right

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
Mm-hmm.

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
Well, first of all, you\'re a nice guy

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
Thoreau.

977
01:00:10.545 --> 01:00:11.747
Thoreau, right,

978
01:00:11.747 --> 01:00:13.735
almost to rhyme with thorough.

979
01:00:13.735 --> 01:00:15.013
And then they took him out

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
Brown himself was quite a remarkable guy.

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
Henry delivered his defense of John Brown

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.
October 30th, yeah.

994
01:00:52.942 --> 01:00:54.667
The selectmen could not refuse him

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
Well, that\'s very good.

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
It\'s like a archeology

1003
01:01:10.297 --> 01:01:12.718
digging away through all of the--

1004
01:01:12.718 --> 01:01:16.135
Yes, it hasn\'t even been that long ago.

1005
01:01:18.273 --> 01:01:21.225
They really laid this out nicely.

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
We\'re now standing on Flagstaff Hill of the Boston Common.

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
This is an example of prehistoric pottery

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
At this exact location,

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
Listen, I want to be honest with you.

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
Hi.
Hi.

1106
01:11:17.932 --> 01:11:21.673
Do you want me to answer your questions?

1107
01:11:21.673 --> 01:11:24.450
Oh well, sure, you can.

1108
01:11:24.450 --> 01:11:26.867
Why don\'t you come on over?

1109
01:11:31.300 --> 01:11:32.531
We\'re from the South

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
Oh.
So. [laughing]

1113
01:11:38.503 --> 01:11:39.372
Well now you\'re standing

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
Georgia.
Mississippi, Alabama.

1118
01:11:48.674 --> 01:11:49.655
Panama.

1119
01:11:49.655 --> 01:11:53.436
[laughing]
Oh wow, a real southerner.

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
Yeah.

1132
01:12:34.695 --> 01:12:38.612
Okay, maybe you can read the phrase up there.

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
All serve the republic.

1136
01:12:50.844 --> 01:12:51.844
Omni is all.

1137
01:12:53.624 --> 01:12:55.874
In other words,

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
Oh.

1140
01:13:03.336 --> 01:13:04.677
He gave his all,

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
It says all, what does it say?

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
All was given to serve--

1145
01:13:18.028 --> 01:13:20.867
All was given to serve the republic.

1146
01:13:20.867 --> 01:13:23.950
[machinery whirring]

1147
01:13:43.384 --> 01:13:44.551
That people,

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
Did your great great grandfather,

1157
01:14:24.501 --> 01:14:25.920
did he die in the--

1158
01:14:25.920 --> 01:14:27.009
No, he didn\'t.

1159
01:14:27.009 --> 01:14:28.680
So he\'s one of the few survivors,

1160
01:14:28.680 --> 01:14:30.069
people who survived the Civil War--

1161
01:14:30.069 --> 01:14:31.701
Yes, yes.

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
You\'re a family of survivors, I believe.

1164
01:14:39.332 --> 01:14:40.302
Thank you.

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
As you can see, they were black soldiers.

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
Certainly.

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
Thank you very much.

1178
01:17:22.458 --> 01:17:23.348
You\'re welcome.

1179
01:17:23.348 --> 01:17:25.348
Goodnight.
Goodnight.

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
It\'s cold.

1183
01:17:55.757 --> 01:17:57.419
Is it cold outside?

1184
01:17:57.419 --> 01:17:58.252
Yes.

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
You stayed there?

1190
01:18:14.619 --> 01:18:16.123
How long were you there?

1191
01:18:16.123 --> 01:18:17.121
Just a few months.

1192
01:18:17.121 --> 01:18:18.210
A few months?

1193
01:18:18.210 --> 01:18:19.911
Working in a hospital.

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
Make believe you are in Lisbon.

1199
01:18:34.830 --> 01:18:37.663
Yes.

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
You need it?

1202
01:18:44.677 --> 01:18:46.557
[Doc laughing]

1203
01:18:46.557 --> 01:18:48.706
Well, we\'ll see.

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
This is open to anybody.

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
And smells wonderful.

1213
01:19:41.567 --> 01:19:43.409
[laughing]

1214
01:19:43.409 --> 01:19:44.242
It does.

1215
01:19:44.242 --> 01:19:45.468
San Martine, the drunken priest.

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
I think so.

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
Work hard.

1222
01:20:06.342 --> 01:20:07.175
Yes.

1223
01:20:10.211 --> 01:20:13.136
You know, when I sit and talk with you,

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
Well, we only know what we should do after.

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
Well then, to the future.

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
How long ago?

1234
01:21:15.812 --> 01:21:17.145
No, he\'s dead.

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
Oh, it\'s been a long time now.

1238
01:21:40.025 --> 01:21:40.858
Yeah?

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
The last couple of years,

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
Great.

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
Hi, puppy dog.

1249
01:22:43.518 --> 01:22:47.013
So I\'m building this merry-go-round

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
Oh, it\'s fabulous, Tom.

1252
01:22:58.946 --> 01:23:03.840
I think mostly why I\'m doing it is just to,

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
Yes, I do know.

1268
01:23:39.235 --> 01:23:41.652
That\'s exactly it, I think.

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
Can you turn it some more

1275
01:24:07.362 --> 01:24:09.679
\'cause it\'s so beautiful?

1276
01:24:09.679 --> 01:24:11.014
Yeah.

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
Fairly quiet down here.

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
Now you\'re stuck here.

1316
01:26:16.722 --> 01:26:18.889
No, no, we\'re not stuck.

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
Hey!

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
How many people do you expect?

1330
01:28:08.981 --> 01:28:13.981
Well, it will be like, I believe, 200 and--

1331
01:28:14.311 --> 01:28:15.202
250?

1332
01:28:15.202 --> 01:28:17.619
250 tickets.

1333
01:28:29.580 --> 01:28:30.736
What about integration?

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
You mean to have an integrated school?

1337
01:28:37.482 --> 01:28:39.724
Integration, integration,

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
Okay, you know what you just said,

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
Go ahead.

1357
01:29:15.475 --> 01:29:18.737
[mumbles] the educational system

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
Get on, Cecil!

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
Look it, no, Russell, he can get on me all he wants.

1367
01:29:39.634 --> 01:29:41.004
No, no, no.

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
They should make--
Give me--

1371
01:29:45.514 --> 01:29:47.862
Stay off my friend\'s back!

1372
01:29:47.862 --> 01:29:49.352
Get off Cecil\'s back!
Give me--

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
Yeah, he is.
I don\'t feel him,

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
He probably never went to school.

1378
01:29:54.648 --> 01:29:56.387
Russell, he\'s not on the back of my feet.

1379
01:29:56.387 --> 01:29:57.905
Probably 100 years old.

1380
01:29:57.905 --> 01:29:59.527
You\'re a white redneck honky!

1381
01:29:59.527 --> 01:30:02.063
I love white redneck honkies, all people of all color--

1382
01:30:02.063 --> 01:30:03.198
Yeah, but they don\'t know nothing.

1383
01:30:03.198 --> 01:30:06.641
And all I say to those kind of people is give us a chance.

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
You hear that?
What you\'re saying--

1389
01:30:15.068 --> 01:30:16.178
Listen to Cecil!
We want to hear.

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
Listen to Cecil!
In Bridgeport.

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
America!
You would not be

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--
Home of the free,

1397
01:30:29.106 --> 01:30:30.406
land of the free.
You sound like someone

1398
01:30:30.406 --> 01:30:32.489
who need to be counseled.

1399
01:30:33.460 --> 01:30:35.587
Get him, stay with him, stay with him.

1400
01:30:35.587 --> 01:30:38.587
[people chattering]

1401
01:30:46.782 --> 01:30:49.066
You know, when you look at the profit

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
And the kind of weapons are changing?

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
Yeah, you got some 9 millimeters,

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
You have to have somebody you really can trust

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
I don\'t know what to say.

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
What time it gonna be on?

1439
01:32:07.549 --> 01:32:10.158
Tell me one thing that you want to say

1440
01:32:10.158 --> 01:32:11.369
if you were on television?

1441
01:32:11.369 --> 01:32:12.637
Hi, mommy!

1442
01:32:12.637 --> 01:32:15.804
[children chattering]

1443
01:32:20.913 --> 01:32:21.746
You know what I\'m saying?

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
Situation.
You know what I\'m saying?

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?
Oh yes.

1452
01:32:36.800 --> 01:32:38.278
You know what I\'m saying?

1453
01:32:38.278 --> 01:32:39.912
And how did you get out of that?

1454
01:32:39.912 --> 01:32:43.699
I thought I got two kids, I got two little boys.

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
You have to live for your kids.

1459
01:32:50.442 --> 01:32:51.275
Huh.

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.
I got a son

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
You just don\'t know.
This is his second year.

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
I gotta go get something to eat--

1477
01:33:28.239 --> 01:33:29.426
We\'re right round here

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
I was born and raised in Cuba! [laughing]

1482
01:33:43.229 --> 01:33:44.558
How long have you lived here?

1483
01:33:44.558 --> 01:33:48.322
Oh, I live here for about 35 years now.

1484
01:33:48.322 --> 01:33:49.155
Been a long time.

1485
01:33:49.155 --> 01:33:51.516
So I am an American citizen now

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
Mm-hmm.

1492
01:34:05.654 --> 01:34:09.273
And making people capable of earning a living

1493
01:34:09.273 --> 01:34:11.273
so they become somebody.

1494
01:34:13.023 --> 01:34:13.935
Themself.

1495
01:34:13.935 --> 01:34:15.926
Okay, I don\'t believe in the giving out,

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--
I\'ll fish for myself.

1500
01:34:23.594 --> 01:34:26.334
And then I get the fish.
All right.

1501
01:34:26.334 --> 01:34:29.152
And that\'s my theory in life.

1502
01:34:29.152 --> 01:34:30.822
And she\'s been doing that for a number of years.

1503
01:34:30.822 --> 01:34:34.461
I have been working on this field for 19 years.

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
Kids and families.

1509
01:34:45.747 --> 01:34:47.798
And I have known Cecil for many years

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
That\'s right, we\'re both activists.

1513
01:34:53.728 --> 01:34:56.120
We do, we do, we have fought.

1514
01:34:56.120 --> 01:34:56.953
We\'ve had our fights.

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
That\'s right.

1518
01:35:00.747 --> 01:35:02.457
But in the same perspective, we love each other,

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
All right.

1531
01:35:36.952 --> 01:35:38.287
How are you doing, man?

1532
01:35:38.287 --> 01:35:39.399
Yeah, back it up as much as you can

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
Hey, Ramon Eres!

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
Day or a week.

1539
01:36:02.333 --> 01:36:05.333
[people chattering]

1540
01:36:17.475 --> 01:36:19.135
Give me my card.

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
No, you ain\'t.

1544
01:36:22.606 --> 01:36:23.953
I don\'t want nothin\' in here.

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
Elderly, yes.

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
Go open.

1554
01:36:49.497 --> 01:36:51.330
Open here wide please.

1555
01:36:54.624 --> 01:36:56.541
USDA butter.

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
Catrina.
Yes, darling?

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
Of course, I also remember

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
That\'s a little, little big.

1571
01:38:22.143 --> 01:38:24.207
You get quite a variety of people here?

1572
01:38:24.207 --> 01:38:25.807
Mm-hmm, oh yeah.

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
Extra people?

1576
01:38:31.559 --> 01:38:32.439
Yeah.

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
We don\'t need to have answers here.

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
You know, in the last few months,

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
I was just gonna say you really miss,

1587
01:39:01.829 --> 01:39:03.919
what do you miss about it?
Sure.

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--
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

1591
01:39:12.321 --> 01:39:15.232
I never thought of it before, but.

1592
01:39:15.232 --> 01:39:18.232
[people chattering]

1593
01:39:19.101 --> 01:39:20.993
How many, Hector, how many?

1594
01:39:20.993 --> 01:39:22.993
We have 1,300 turkeys.

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
Okay, that\'s good.

1597
01:39:32.646 --> 01:39:34.063
That\'s very good.

1598
01:39:45.060 --> 01:39:46.586
There\'s one for each one, right?

1599
01:39:46.586 --> 01:39:50.086
Yeah, one for each one.

1600
01:39:51.805 --> 01:39:53.254
Volunteering your time?

1601
01:39:53.254 --> 01:39:54.545
Yes, I am.

1602
01:39:54.545 --> 01:39:55.494
It must feel pretty good.

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
Oh yeah, sharing the canned goods

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
What are you thankful about today?

1607
01:40:03.307 --> 01:40:04.436
That we can give something away

1608
01:40:04.436 --> 01:40:07.186
to somebody that really needs it.

1609
01:40:08.365 --> 01:40:09.365
Very good.

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
Father Panik Village was built

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
I saw you when I was driving down the street one day.

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
Hi, how are you?

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
And my interest in Thomas Merton

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
Take a look at that first Thanksgiving

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
What\'re you doing?

1701
01:44:38.366 --> 01:44:40.006
Taking a look.

1702
01:44:40.006 --> 01:44:42.677
This is my little territory.

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
Yeah, I understand.

1707
01:44:51.213 --> 01:44:53.044
I don\'t like people coming up here.

1708
01:44:53.044 --> 01:44:53.893
Poking around.

1709
01:44:53.893 --> 01:44:54.726
Right.

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
Mm-hmm.

1713
01:45:03.478 --> 01:45:04.344
What is it they say?

1714
01:45:04.344 --> 01:45:06.393
This is America.

1715
01:45:06.393 --> 01:45:09.748
Uh-huh.

1716
01:45:09.748 --> 01:45:12.572
I knew you was a star.

1717
01:45:12.572 --> 01:45:15.265
Why don\'t you go fuck your fist?

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
Good guy?

1720
01:45:19.294 --> 01:45:20.191
Yeah.

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
So somebody put apple juice in your apple juice here, huh?

1724
01:45:31.820 --> 01:45:32.653
No.

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
They can run you in.
Right.

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
Mm-hmm.

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
No, it isn\'t.

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.
Mm-hmm.

1740
01:46:08.212 --> 01:46:10.473
You know what I mean?
Mm-hmm.

1741
01:46:10.473 --> 01:46:12.723
Hard to get ahead that way.

1742
01:46:14.542 --> 01:46:15.732
But that\'s the way it is.

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
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

1748
01:46:30.523 --> 01:46:33.523
[people chattering]

1749
01:46:50.979 --> 01:46:51.812
Peace with you.

1750
01:46:51.812 --> 01:46:52.645
Hey, Alice.

1751
01:46:52.645 --> 01:46:53.645
How are you?

1752
01:46:54.833 --> 01:46:56.071
Peace.

1753
01:46:56.071 --> 01:46:56.909
[people chattering]

1754
01:46:56.909 --> 01:46:57.781
Thank you.

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
We ask you to bless this meal

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
And especially brotherhood.
Amen.

1762
01:47:15.627 --> 01:47:17.771
Everybody\'s gonna be fed today,

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
Because I believe in the verses of Jose Marti.

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
The senior citizens

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
Every day, we do two meals a day,

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
One of the big problems in this region is waste

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
Just the way you are.

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?
Me.

1815
01:50:55.167 --> 01:50:57.018
You? [laughing]

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
Wait, wait, wait.

1821
01:51:06.146 --> 01:51:10.063
[speaking in foreign language]

1822
01:51:18.113 --> 01:51:20.030
Mama, give me a kiss.

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
Go ahead.

1829
01:51:40.546 --> 01:51:42.843
Enough freedom to grow as individuals

1830
01:51:42.843 --> 01:51:44.770
and that\'s all I remember.

1831
01:51:44.770 --> 01:51:45.955
That\'s all you remember?

1832
01:51:45.955 --> 01:51:49.205
Yes, that\'s almost all of it.

1833
01:51:50.768 --> 01:51:52.851
Now, can I say my line?

1834
01:51:54.342 --> 01:51:55.498
Why don\'t we try it again

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
I will strive for my own goals

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
Come on, Junior. [laughing]

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
I will always try to support you,

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
I can\'t believe you.

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
I was before.

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
Yeah.

1853
01:52:39.023 --> 01:52:41.961
I will strive for my own goals and help you achieve yours.

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
I have never thought

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
I will always love you with special regardless

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
Helping each other survive, live, take care of each other.

1870
01:53:34.994 --> 01:53:36.918
Make sure that each other\'s life

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
And marriage is like two people best friends

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
How old are you?

1876
01:53:50.618 --> 01:53:52.951
I\'m 17, be 18 in December.

1877
01:53:53.939 --> 01:53:57.708
I\'m only 16, 16 and a half.

1878
01:53:57.708 --> 01:54:00.130
And we enjoy being together. [laughing]

1879
01:54:00.130 --> 01:54:02.880
For young people, yeah.

1880
01:54:03.749 --> 01:54:06.986
And keep being like that for the rest of our lives.

1881
01:54:06.986 --> 01:54:08.570
Hopefully.

1882
01:54:08.570 --> 01:54:10.202
Hopefully it will be.

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
What were you thinking

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
I was thinking about showing my kids

1888
01:54:20.752 --> 01:54:22.592
in the future.
I know.

1889
01:54:22.592 --> 01:54:27.021
How nice her mother and me look, you know.

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
Office job or a salesperson in a department store.

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
Did you work in a fast food joint?

1895
01:55:00.112 --> 01:55:03.834
I worked in a lot of fast food. [laughing]

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
I guess.

1901
01:55:18.460 --> 01:55:21.960
[deliberative jazz music]

1902
01:55:42.724 --> 01:55:43.639
Well actually,

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
And we found this small Cape Cod.

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
I got caught on Boston Avenue

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
While I was in Cleveland,

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
Six months in prison or three years, the maximum.

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
I live here.

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
No.

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
Well, there\'s a simple thing called [sighing].

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
Now, one thing I\'m gonna ask you to do.

1986
01:59:29.608 --> 01:59:30.884
Mm-hmm.

1987
01:59:30.884 --> 01:59:33.481
Family planning.
I know.

1988
01:59:33.481 --> 01:59:36.330
Don\'t have kids just like that,

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
I know, I\'ve been told.

1992
01:59:40.500 --> 01:59:42.567
Save your little money,

1993
01:59:42.567 --> 01:59:43.400
you know what I mean?

1994
01:59:43.400 --> 01:59:44.561
Yup, that\'s my money too.

1995
01:59:44.561 --> 01:59:48.319
Get some head start and then have your family

1996
01:59:48.319 --> 01:59:49.820
because you\'re young.

1997
01:59:49.820 --> 01:59:50.653
I know.

1998
01:59:50.653 --> 01:59:51.927
And you know what I like you to do?

1999
01:59:51.927 --> 01:59:53.379
What?
Have fun.

2000
01:59:53.379 --> 01:59:54.296
Yes. [laughing]

2001
01:59:54.296 --> 01:59:57.129
Have fun with your husband now.

2002
01:59:57.129 --> 01:59:58.307
Thank you.

2003
01:59:58.307 --> 02:00:00.896
But start in the right direction.

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
Bye.

2007
02:00:10.402 --> 02:00:12.646
I know I may get off a little bit on the deep end

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
You can\'t go out this door.

2070
02:02:09.663 --> 02:02:10.671
I can go out any door I want, brother.

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
We don\'t want anybody setting fire to themselves

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
Hey, bro!
[people chattering]

2090
02:02:48.701 --> 02:02:49.534
What\'s up?

2091
02:02:49.534 --> 02:02:50.540
Yo man, don\'t put that, man.

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
Such language.

2095
02:02:54.092 --> 02:02:56.781
Bust your fuckin\' head.

2096
02:02:56.781 --> 02:03:01.364
Pretty indicative of your central city holding areas.

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
Hi.

2108
02:03:31.057 --> 02:03:32.807
Look it right here.

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
Oh, this one?

2126
02:04:36.090 --> 02:04:38.673
Sorry, Robert, but that\'s not--

2127
02:04:42.727 --> 02:04:44.426
Okay?
Yup.

2128
02:04:44.426 --> 02:04:47.593
[faint radio chatter]