:52:02
Why don't you just
forget about this, darling?
:52:04
Relax until we say, "okay."
:52:26
John, why don't you just
sing it for him once?
:52:51
Okay, now we'll deal with it.
:52:53
Okay, let's go on to the next track.
:52:56
Yoko and I...
:52:59
when we got together...
:53:01
decided that whatever... We knew...
:53:02
whatever we did
was going be in the papers.
:53:05
Whether it's Richard or Liz...
:53:07
or so-and-so gets married...
:53:08
or whatever people like us do
is gonna be in the papers.
:53:11
So we decided to utilize the space...
:53:13
we would occupy anyway,
by getting married...
:53:16
with a commercial for peace.
:53:19
And also a theatrical event.
:53:30
And what we basically
had was a seven-day...
:53:33
press conference in bed.
:53:36
It's a bed-in, folks.
:53:39
The first day they fought
at the door to get in...
:53:41
thinking there was something
sexy going on.
:53:44
And they found two people
talking about peace.
:53:46
Even if you can beat the establishment
at their own game...
:53:50
I don't believe in that game. I think
the only way to do it is Gandhi's way.
:53:53
That's nonviolent, passive, positive
or whatever they call it these old days.
:53:57
Is there not a more positive way
of demonstrating in favor of peace...