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Polly and Bob.
Let's take a picture with the kids.
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Sit right there on the table.
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[Doctor] Bob is a tireless worker.
Unbridled energy.
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As his doctor,
I tell him to slow down. He won't.
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Without his organisation Broken Dove,
this clinic would not exist.
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[Aide] I want you all to say, "Vote Bob".
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Vote Bob!
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What did the teacher tell you
in school today, in school today?
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What did the teacher tell you
in school today, my child?
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He said it's a crime to say a little prayer
:05:40
He said God's no longer wanted here
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Oh, that's what the silly teacher
told you in school
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Robert Roberts Junior was born
on January 3rd, 1955
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in St Vincent's Hospital, Philadelphia.
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In his early years, Bob lives on a commune
in rural Pennsylvania.
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It was an idealistic attempt.
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This was the late '50s, pre-hippie.
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We tried to establish a community based
on the idea of collective responsibility.
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It's a crazy idea. It was nuts.
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It was an unrealistic environment
for a child to grow up in.
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We moved to Philadelphia
when Bobby was three.
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It'll be cold today. Chilly, chilly as the leaves
of autumn make way for the wind of winter.
:06:26
Early snow was reported in some mountain
regions but don't dust off the skis yet, folks.
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Here in Philly it's a brisk 43.
:06:34
Now, Kelly Noble interiews
senatorial candidate Bob Roberts.
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I must say that I'm not a fan of your music.
I find it offensive.
:06:42
I wouldn't vote for you
if my life depended on it.
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Good morning, Philadelphia.
Our guest today is Bob Roberts,
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Pennsylvania senatorial candidate
and folk singer.
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Our viewers are curious about where it began.
Where did it start for you?
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Where did what start?
:06:59
Was it a small colonial home