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our very own
and beloved leader...
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A man who needs
no introduction!
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Thank you very much, Sammy.
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I couldn't wait.
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That was a very nice introduction,
and I am...
1:06:14
very thrilled
and proud to be here.
1:06:17
Is been a wonderful ceremony
here on behalf of our own Fred...
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The Dorf Dorfman!
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- Who is he?
- Fred was darn near death recently.
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He wasn't ashamed to admit to me
that he had syphilis.
1:06:32
Thank God he stopped it
in its tracks.
1:06:38
It takes a lot for a man...
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to admit where he got it from
and how he got it.
1:06:45
Look at him today.
Fred, you look just wonderful.
1:06:48
The nose looks normal again.
The face has come back into shape.
1:06:51
Is not drooling anymore.
1:06:54
And hats off to Marge, his wife,
because that whole experience...
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the three weeks that she stayed
at Trembling Hills has paid off.
1:07:01
No more alcohol
or sedatives in her life.
1:07:04
There are many other things
I wanna tell you about Fred...
1:07:07
things that maybe many of you
already know.
1:07:11
Sammy, you're not going
to sing for us, are you?
1:07:14
Did you know that Fred
spent much of his life...
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honoring a profession that has gone
largely unsung around here?
1:07:23
Some of them are here tonight.
The profession is law enforcement.
1:07:27
I know Fred feels that too often
our feelings are locked in...
1:07:31
and we feel restrained
and perhaps even embarrassed...
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to reach out and touch
an officer of the law.
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After all, they are people,
aren't they?
1:07:39
Stand up. Pat them on the back.
Reach out.
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Shake hands with any one
of these men in blue.
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Hug a cop!
Yeah, go ahead. I said it.
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Yeah!
Thas a wonderful feeling!
1:07:50
I'm so proud tonight!
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# Oh, say can you see #
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# By the dawn's
early light #