A King in New York
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1:08:00
- What about?
- My folks.

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What have they done?
1:08:03
Nothing but maintain
their constitutional rights,

1:08:06
as any red-blooded American
would do.

1:08:09
Enough, enough.
1:08:10
The moment you put him
in a hot bath, he gets red-blooded.

1:08:14
Your Majesty, may I have
a word with you alone?

1:08:18
Hurry up out of that bath, put on
these things and come into the room.

1:08:28
What are you going
to do with this boy?

1:08:30
Let him stay here
till his clothes dry.

1:08:32
You have a broadcast in 20 minutes.
You cannot leave him alone here!

1:08:35
Why?
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He's run away from school.
1:08:38
His parents are in trouble.
It's quite obvious what they are!

1:08:41
- Communists?
- Precisely.

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So what?
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But you cannot afford to be
involved in such a situation.

1:08:46
Should the boy freeze to death just
because his parents are communists?

1:08:51
What if they are communists?
1:08:52
Are we to send him into the street
in wet clothes?

1:08:55
At least we can wait
till they're dry.

1:08:57
Jaume, what are you looking for?
1:09:00
Dictaphones!
1:09:01
You've been here too long.
1:09:03
Next thing you'll be saying
the boy's a communist.

1:09:05
You can't be too sure of anyone.
1:09:12
Gee, these are swell!
1:09:14
Sit in that chair, boy.
1:09:17
Food will be here in a moment.
1:09:21
Now...
Tell me, are you a communist?

1:09:26
Yes Sir, I am.
1:09:27
I thought you disliked
all forms of government?

1:09:30
I do, but I'm so sick and tired of
people asking me if I'm this or that.

1:09:34
So then if it pleases everybody,
I'm a communist.

1:09:47
Boy, bring that chair up to the table.
1:09:50
Hot soup
and chicken sandwiches, Sir.

1:09:53
Sign the check, Jaume.

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