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Did you mean that the Beatles
are more popular than Christ?
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When I was talking about him, it was very
close and intimate with this person...
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that I know, who happens to be a reporter.
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And I was using expressions on things
that I'd just read, and derived...
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about Christianity, only I was saying it
in the simplest form that I know...
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which is the natural way I talk.
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What's the most enjoyable thing
for you four about this adulation...
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this almost godhood on earth
that you've achieved?
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Don't say that.
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- It was him. He said it.
- You all saw that.
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The Ku Klux Klan,
being a religious order...
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is going to come out here the night
that they appear at the Coliseum here.
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And we're gonna demonstrate with...
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different ways, tactics,
to stop this performance.
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We are known as a terror organization
and I think we have...
:31:51
A terror organization?
:31:52
We have ways and means to stop this,
if this is going to be the case.
:31:55
What ways and means?
:31:57
I don't want to say this,
but there will be a lot of surprises...
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Monday night, I believe,
when they get here.
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You officers that are stationed...
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in front of the stage,
behind the barricade...
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you will go to Mr. Morris Shapiro,
the first-aid man...
:32:13
and he will furnish you with earplugs...
:32:17
so as to keep you from having a headache.
:32:21
If he runs out of earplugs,
he has got some cotton.
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- Is that understood?
- Yes, sir.
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The music wasn't being heard.
It was just...
:32:33
a sort of freak show.
:32:35
The Beatles were the show,
and the music had nothing to do with it.
:32:38
The only reason to be a Beatle
was to make music...
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and not just to, sort of, be in a circus.
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After the Beatles'last tour...
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which was the one
where the Ku Klux Klan were burning...