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with a mom in a starched dress
and a dad in a seersucker suit?
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- You're speaking of my upbringing?
- Yes.
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I came to speak about the issues
but I will indulge your personality search.
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I was born and raised lower middle-class
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right outside the city of brotherly love,
Philadelphia.
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My father was a fry cook, my mother
a peacenik. I had no brothers or sisters.
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Make your judgements if you must.
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He was a model student.
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So full of life and energy.
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Some of the other kids didn't like him
very much. But I did. Very much.
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Increasing restlessness and trouble
with authority figures and classmates
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create problems for Bob in high school,
and by his senior year his grades have fallen.
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[Bob] I know what it's like to be without
a home. I was homeless when I was 17.
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I didn't ramble, I didn't roam.
No boxcars or park benches.
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No panhandling for me.
:07:58
I went straight to work,
earned enough money on my own
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to enrol myself in a school of my choice,
a school I wanted.
:08:06
That's not quite true.
Bobby enrolled himself in military college
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by forging my signature on a cheque of mine.
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[Father] He was happy there. He said
he needed discipline, more structure in his life.
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He felt we offered too much freedom.
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And do you know what? He was right.
:08:24
I was trying to instil different values in him
than the ones he has now.
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Let's just leave it at that.
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The '60s are, let's face it,
a dark stain on American history.
:08:35
At no other time has lawlessness
and immorality been so widespread.
:08:39
You're speaking of Watergate
and our invasion of Cambodia.
:08:43
No. No, I'm not. I see. I'm speaking of you,
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of lawlessness and immorality
with regard to drug use and sexual practice.
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- Excuse me?
- Disregard in the press
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for the sacred institutions that have
made this country what it is today.
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Is social protest disregard
for our laws and institutions?