A King in New York
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they are the wish
of all free citizens.

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Travel around a bit,
then you'll see how free they are.

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You didn't let me finish.
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They have every man
in a straightjacket

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and without a passport
he can't move a toe.

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In a free world they violate
the natural rights of every citizen.

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They have become the weapons
of political despots.

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If you don't think as they think
you're deprived of your passport.

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To leave a country
is like breaking out of jail.

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And to enter a country is like
going through the eye of a needle.

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Am I free to travel?
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Of course you're free to travel.
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- Only with a passport!
- May I say something?

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Only with a passport!
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Do animals need passports?
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Have you finished?
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It's incongruous that
in this atomic age of speed

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we are shut in and shut out
by passports.

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If you'll shut up and
let somebody else talk!

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- And free speech, does that exist?
- No, you've got it all.

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And free enterprise?
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We were talking of passports.
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Today it's all monopoly.
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All right, now will you...
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Can I go into the automobile business
and compete?

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If I can get in a word!
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Not a chance! Can I go into
the grocery business and compete?

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- Will you shut up?
- Not a chance!

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Monopoly is the menace
of free enterprise.

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As I look back 60 years ago...
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Where were you 60 years ago?
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He was a glint
in his great grandfather's eye!

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Very well, now. Have you finished?
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Now let me say something.
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Let me tell you how wrong you are.
In the first place...

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In the first place...
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I've forgotten
what I wanted to say.

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And the atomic bomb!
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It's a crime that when the world
cries for atomic energy

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you want to make atomic bombs.
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Me?
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I'm against atomic bombs!
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You want to wipe out civilization,
destroy all life

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on this planet!
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You still think you're living
in the 19th century!

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I lost my throne because
I didn't want atomic bombs!

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You and your kind think atomic
bombs can solve your problems.

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Listen, you little rat!
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Today man has too much power.

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