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"...does this our Caesar feed?".
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The questions is:
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...did the Civil Liberties Union
supply you with an attorney?

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- They did supply an attorney.
- The answer is yes?

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The answer is yes.
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Do you think this book
did considerable harm?

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Its publication...
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...by an expression of the views
contained in it?

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The sale of that book
was so abysmally small...

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...it was so unsuccessful,
that the question of its influence...

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You can go back
to the publisher...

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...you'll see it was one of the most
unsuccessful books he ever put out.

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He's still sorry about it,
just as I am.

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Well, I think that's a compliment
to American intelligence.

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I'll say that.
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The Reed Harris hearing demonstrates
one of the Senator's techniques.

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Twice he said...
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...'The American Civil Liberties Union
was listed as a subversive front."

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The Attorney General's list does not
and never has listed...

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...the ACLU as subversive,
nor does the FBI...

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...or any other
federal government agency.

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And the American Civil Liberties Union
holds in its files...

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...letters of commendation
from President Truman...

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...President Eisenhower,
and General MacArthur.

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Earlier, the Senator asked, "Upon what
meat does this our Caesar feed?".

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Had he looked three lines earlier
in Shakespeare's "Caesar"...

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...he would have found this line,
which is not altogether inappropriate.

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"The fault, dear Brutus, is not
in our stars, but in ourselves."

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No one familiar with the history
of this country...

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...can deny that Congressional
committees are useful.

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It is necessary to investigate
before legislating...

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...but the line between investigating
and persecuting is a very fine one...

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...and the junior Senator from Wisconsin
has stepped over it repeatedly.

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We must not confuse dissent
with disloyalty.

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We must remember always
that accusation is not proof...

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...and that conviction depends
upon evidence and due process of law.

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We will not walk in fear,
one of another.

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We will not be driven by fear
into an age of unreason...

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...if we dig deep
in our history and doctrine...

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...and remember that we are not
descended from fearful men...


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