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1 | 00:00:51,166 | 00:00:53,166 | [crowd cheering] | [crowd cheering] |
2 | 00:00:59,750 | 00:01:03,083 | I have today ordered to Vietnam the Airmobile Division | I have today ordered to Vietnam the Airmobile Division |
3 | 00:01:03,833 | 00:01:07,208 | and certain other forces which will raise our fighting strength | and certain other forces which will raise our fighting strength |
4 | 00:01:07,291 | 00:01:13,666 | from 75,000 to 125,000 men almost immediately. | from 75,000 to 125,000 men almost immediately. |
5 | 00:01:13,750 | 00:01:17,458 | This will make it necessary to increase our active fighting forces | This will make it necessary to increase our active fighting forces |
6 | 00:01:17,541 | 00:01:23,208 | by raising the monthly draft call from 17,000 to 35,000. | by raising the monthly draft call from 17,000 to 35,000. |
7 | 00:01:25,000 | 00:01:27,583 | December 30th. | December 30th. |
8 | 00:01:27,666 | 00:01:30,416 | [announcer] All those whose birthday falls on December 30th. | [announcer] All those whose birthday falls on December 30th. |
9 | 00:01:30,500 | 00:01:33,166 | [reporter 1] President Johnson announced new monthly draft totals | [reporter 1] President Johnson announced new monthly draft totals |
10 | 00:01:33,250 | 00:01:34,750 | increasing to 35,000 per month. | increasing to 35,000 per month. |
11 | 00:01:34,833 | 00:01:36,767 | - [reporter 2] 43,000 per month… - [reporter 3] 51,000… | - [reporter 2] 43,000 per month… - [reporter 3] 51,000… |
12 | 00:01:36,791 | 00:01:42,083 | [reporter 4] 382,386 men between the ages of 18 and 24 have been called to duty. | [reporter 4] 382,386 men between the ages of 18 and 24 have been called to duty. |
13 | 00:01:42,166 | 00:01:45,000 | [Martin Luther King Jr.] Now it should be incandescently clear | [Martin Luther King Jr.] Now it should be incandescently clear |
14 | 00:01:45,083 | 00:01:50,250 | that no one who has any concern for the integrity and life of America today | that no one who has any concern for the integrity and life of America today |
15 | 00:01:50,333 | 00:01:52,541 | can ignore the present war. | can ignore the present war. |
16 | 00:01:52,625 | 00:01:55,750 | If America's soul becomes totally poisoned, | If America's soul becomes totally poisoned, |
17 | 00:01:55,833 | 00:01:59,458 | part of the autopsy must read, "Vietnam." | part of the autopsy must read, "Vietnam." |
18 | 00:01:59,541 | 00:02:00,375 | [gunshot] | [gunshot] |
19 | 00:02:00,458 | 00:02:02,833 | What we need in the United States is not hatred, | What we need in the United States is not hatred, |
20 | 00:02:02,916 | 00:02:05,458 | but is love and wisdom. | but is love and wisdom. |
21 | 00:02:05,541 | 00:02:08,750 | So I ask you tonight to return home, | So I ask you tonight to return home, |
22 | 00:02:08,833 | 00:02:12,583 | to say a prayer for the family of Martin Luther King. | to say a prayer for the family of Martin Luther King. |
23 | 00:02:12,666 | 00:02:14,583 | - [gunshot] - [people screaming] | - [gunshot] - [people screaming] |
24 | 00:02:17,083 | 00:02:18,666 | August 24th. | August 24th. |
25 | 00:02:18,750 | 00:02:20,430 | [announcer] All those whose birthday falls… | [announcer] All those whose birthday falls… |
26 | 00:02:20,500 | 00:02:22,892 | [reporter] Another 30,000 troops have been deployed to the region. | [reporter] Another 30,000 troops have been deployed to the region. |
27 | 00:02:22,916 | 00:02:25,916 | This, after the US saw its greatest increase in monthly casualties. | This, after the US saw its greatest increase in monthly casualties. |
28 | 00:02:26,000 | 00:02:28,625 | [Rennie] What we saw were population centers. | [Rennie] What we saw were population centers. |
29 | 00:02:28,708 | 00:02:30,958 | Schoolhouses, pagodas, women and children. | Schoolhouses, pagodas, women and children. |
30 | 00:02:32,291 | 00:02:34,875 | And that's American napalm. | And that's American napalm. |
31 | 00:02:34,958 | 00:02:38,291 | Women and children were burned alive. Tom? | Women and children were burned alive. Tom? |
32 | 00:02:39,750 | 00:02:41,500 | The Democratic Party | The Democratic Party |
33 | 00:02:41,583 | 00:02:45,333 | is gonna end up nominating Hubert Humphrey next month in Chicago. | is gonna end up nominating Hubert Humphrey next month in Chicago. |
34 | 00:02:46,333 | 00:02:49,666 | Now, when it comes to the war and social justice, | Now, when it comes to the war and social justice, |
35 | 00:02:50,333 | 00:02:52,416 | there is simply not enough of a difference | there is simply not enough of a difference |
36 | 00:02:52,500 | 00:02:54,916 | between Humphrey and Nixon to make a difference. | between Humphrey and Nixon to make a difference. |
37 | 00:02:55,000 | 00:02:56,833 | And so, we're going to Chicago. | And so, we're going to Chicago. |
38 | 00:02:56,916 | 00:02:59,916 | Young people, by busloads, will go to Chicago | Young people, by busloads, will go to Chicago |
39 | 00:03:00,000 | 00:03:03,333 | to show our solidarity and our disgust. | to show our solidarity and our disgust. |
40 | 00:03:03,416 | 00:03:04,916 | But most importantly… | But most importantly… |
41 | 00:03:05,000 | 00:03:07,791 | - To get laid by someone you just met. - [crowd laughs] | - To get laid by someone you just met. - [crowd laughs] |
42 | 00:03:07,875 | 00:03:11,458 | 536,000 of us sent to a country | 536,000 of us sent to a country |
43 | 00:03:11,541 | 00:03:14,958 | none of these bumper-sticker patriots in Washington could find on a map | none of these bumper-sticker patriots in Washington could find on a map |
44 | 00:03:15,041 | 00:03:16,458 | with a motherfuckin' map! | with a motherfuckin' map! |
45 | 00:03:16,541 | 00:03:18,166 | [crowd cheers] | [crowd cheers] |
46 | 00:03:18,250 | 00:03:19,875 | We're goin' to Chicago. | We're goin' to Chicago. |
47 | 00:03:19,958 | 00:03:23,416 | Anyone who stays in the park, sings Woody Guthrie, they'll be fine. | Anyone who stays in the park, sings Woody Guthrie, they'll be fine. |
48 | 00:03:23,500 | 00:03:24,416 | [crowd laughs] | [crowd laughs] |
49 | 00:03:24,500 | 00:03:27,833 | But the cops are gonna be a half-inch from losin' their fuckin' minds, | But the cops are gonna be a half-inch from losin' their fuckin' minds, |
50 | 00:03:27,916 | 00:03:30,166 | 'cause Daley's gonna wind 'em up to make sure of it. | 'cause Daley's gonna wind 'em up to make sure of it. |
51 | 00:03:30,916 | 00:03:33,791 | We're goin' to Chicago peacefully. We're goin' peacefully. | We're goin' to Chicago peacefully. We're goin' peacefully. |
52 | 00:03:33,875 | 00:03:36,166 | But if we're met there with violence, | But if we're met there with violence, |
53 | 00:03:36,250 | 00:03:39,583 | you better believe that we're gonna meet that violence with… | you better believe that we're gonna meet that violence with… |
54 | 00:03:39,666 | 00:03:43,083 | Nonviolence. Always nonviolence, and that's without exception. | Nonviolence. Always nonviolence, and that's without exception. |
55 | 00:03:43,166 | 00:03:46,541 | - [boy] What if the police hit you? - [David] Why would the police hit me? | - [boy] What if the police hit you? - [David] Why would the police hit me? |
56 | 00:03:46,625 | 00:03:47,833 | - What if they do? - I'll duck. | - What if they do? - I'll duck. |
57 | 00:03:47,916 | 00:03:49,875 | David, he watches the news. | David, he watches the news. |
58 | 00:03:49,958 | 00:03:51,250 | I've organized 100 protests. | I've organized 100 protests. |
59 | 00:03:51,333 | 00:03:55,125 | This one will be no different in that it almost certainly won't work. | This one will be no different in that it almost certainly won't work. |
60 | 00:03:55,208 | 00:03:56,291 | The police are... | The police are... |
61 | 00:03:56,375 | 00:03:59,166 | I'm not worried about them. I'm worried about Hoffman and Rubin. | I'm not worried about them. I'm worried about Hoffman and Rubin. |
62 | 00:03:59,250 | 00:04:01,583 | It's the Democratic National Convention, honey. | It's the Democratic National Convention, honey. |
63 | 00:04:01,666 | 00:04:04,083 | Every camera in America is gonna be pointed at it, | Every camera in America is gonna be pointed at it, |
64 | 00:04:04,166 | 00:04:07,375 | and Daley is not gonna let his city turn into a theater of war. | and Daley is not gonna let his city turn into a theater of war. |
65 | 00:04:07,458 | 00:04:10,125 | Hoffman and Rubin are geniuses in their own special way. | Hoffman and Rubin are geniuses in their own special way. |
66 | 00:04:10,208 | 00:04:12,416 | - Oh, dear God. - He's got a Boy Scout meeting at 7:00. | - Oh, dear God. - He's got a Boy Scout meeting at 7:00. |
67 | 00:04:13,333 | 00:04:14,791 | Dad, if the police... | Dad, if the police... |
68 | 00:04:14,875 | 00:04:16,166 | If the police try to arrest me, | If the police try to arrest me, |
69 | 00:04:16,250 | 00:04:19,458 | I'll do what I always do and what I taught you to do, which is what? | I'll do what I always do and what I taught you to do, which is what? |
70 | 00:04:20,625 | 00:04:22,875 | Very calmly and very politely… | Very calmly and very politely… |
71 | 00:04:22,958 | 00:04:26,333 | Fuck the motherfuckers up! They leave us alone and everything's cool. | Fuck the motherfuckers up! They leave us alone and everything's cool. |
72 | 00:04:26,416 | 00:04:27,875 | They tangle, disrupt, intimidate, | They tangle, disrupt, intimidate, |
73 | 00:04:27,958 | 00:04:30,000 | play fast and loose with the First Amendment, | play fast and loose with the First Amendment, |
74 | 00:04:30,083 | 00:04:32,500 | start breaking heads, then we will not be on our way. | start breaking heads, then we will not be on our way. |
75 | 00:04:32,583 | 00:04:34,250 | You can't give this speech in Chicago. | You can't give this speech in Chicago. |
76 | 00:04:34,333 | 00:04:37,791 | - Fred wants me there. Plane ticket. - Let Fred give the speech. | - Fred wants me there. Plane ticket. - Let Fred give the speech. |
77 | 00:04:37,875 | 00:04:40,083 | Between Hayden and Hoffman, there could be 5,000 people. | Between Hayden and Hoffman, there could be 5,000 people. |
78 | 00:04:40,166 | 00:04:41,625 | Be nice to talk to 5,000 people. | Be nice to talk to 5,000 people. |
79 | 00:04:41,708 | 00:04:43,500 | Not while you're in trouble in Connecticut. | Not while you're in trouble in Connecticut. |
80 | 00:04:43,583 | 00:04:45,750 | I'm the head of the Black Panthers, Sondra. | I'm the head of the Black Panthers, Sondra. |
81 | 00:04:45,833 | 00:04:47,750 | When won't I be in trouble? Travel bag. | When won't I be in trouble? Travel bag. |
82 | 00:04:47,833 | 00:04:50,875 | You'll be in a lot more of it if you stand up and say, "Fry the pigs." | You'll be in a lot more of it if you stand up and say, "Fry the pigs." |
83 | 00:04:50,958 | 00:04:52,750 | If they attack. Takin' it out of context. | If they attack. Takin' it out of context. |
84 | 00:04:52,833 | 00:04:56,166 | So will every white person in America. Cops won't give a shit about context. | So will every white person in America. Cops won't give a shit about context. |
85 | 00:04:56,250 | 00:04:57,791 | You don't have protection in Chicago. | You don't have protection in Chicago. |
86 | 00:04:57,875 | 00:04:59,416 | There's no place to be but in it. | There's no place to be but in it. |
87 | 00:04:59,500 | 00:05:01,416 | - But "fry the pigs"? - If they attack... | - But "fry the pigs"? - If they attack... |
88 | 00:05:01,500 | 00:05:02,958 | - Dr. King... - Is dead. | - Dr. King... - Is dead. |
89 | 00:05:03,041 | 00:05:05,833 | He has a dream? Now he has a fuckin' bullet in his head. | He has a dream? Now he has a fuckin' bullet in his head. |
90 | 00:05:05,916 | 00:05:07,958 | Martin's dead, Malcolm's dead, Medgar's dead, | Martin's dead, Malcolm's dead, Medgar's dead, |
91 | 00:05:08,041 | 00:05:09,791 | Bobby's dead, Jesus is dead. | Bobby's dead, Jesus is dead. |
92 | 00:05:09,875 | 00:05:12,333 | They tried it peacefully, we gonna try something else. | They tried it peacefully, we gonna try something else. |
93 | 00:05:12,416 | 00:05:15,208 | Sondra, I'll be there for four hours. That's it. | Sondra, I'll be there for four hours. That's it. |
94 | 00:05:16,583 | 00:05:17,583 | Snack. | Snack. |
95 | 00:05:21,500 | 00:05:22,916 | You'll at least take one of these? | You'll at least take one of these? |
96 | 00:05:23,000 | 00:05:26,041 | If I knew how to use that, I wouldn't need to be making speeches. | If I knew how to use that, I wouldn't need to be making speeches. |
97 | 00:05:30,083 | 00:05:34,541 | It's named after the Russian commissar Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov. | It's named after the Russian commissar Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov. |
98 | 00:05:34,625 | 00:05:36,041 | You start with a glass bottle. | You start with a glass bottle. |
99 | 00:05:38,416 | 00:05:41,083 | You fill it up halfway with gasoline and motor oil… | You fill it up halfway with gasoline and motor oil… |
100 | 00:05:44,666 | 00:05:47,500 | You pack some Styrofoam, and now your cherry bomb. | You pack some Styrofoam, and now your cherry bomb. |
101 | 00:05:49,208 | 00:05:50,708 | Some chewing gum around the top… | Some chewing gum around the top… |
102 | 00:05:54,708 | 00:05:55,958 | …and a fuse. | …and a fuse. |
103 | 00:05:56,041 | 00:05:57,041 | [man] Now! | [man] Now! |
104 | 00:06:00,458 | 00:06:04,083 | [reporter] The 35th National Democratic Convention is set to begin next week | [reporter] The 35th National Democratic Convention is set to begin next week |
105 | 00:06:04,166 | 00:06:07,625 | with repeated assurances from Chicago Mayor, Richard J. Daley. | with repeated assurances from Chicago Mayor, Richard J. Daley. |
106 | 00:06:07,708 | 00:06:11,083 | - Will it be a good convention, Mr. Mayor? - The best ever held. | - Will it be a good convention, Mr. Mayor? - The best ever held. |
107 | 00:06:11,166 | 00:06:12,916 | - Is that Jerry? - [Rennie] Yeah. | - Is that Jerry? - [Rennie] Yeah. |
108 | 00:06:13,000 | 00:06:15,916 | Tell him to tell Abbie we're going to Chicago to end the war | Tell him to tell Abbie we're going to Chicago to end the war |
109 | 00:06:16,000 | 00:06:17,458 | and not to fuck around. | and not to fuck around. |
110 | 00:06:17,541 | 00:06:20,416 | Tom says to tell Abbie that we're going to Chicago to end the war | Tom says to tell Abbie that we're going to Chicago to end the war |
111 | 00:06:20,500 | 00:06:22,041 | and not to fuck around. | and not to fuck around. |
112 | 00:06:22,583 | 00:06:26,333 | Hayden says we're goin' to Chicago to end the war and not to fuck around. | Hayden says we're goin' to Chicago to end the war and not to fuck around. |
113 | 00:06:26,416 | 00:06:29,291 | [Abbie] Tell Hayden I went to Brandeis and I can do both. | [Abbie] Tell Hayden I went to Brandeis and I can do both. |
114 | 00:06:29,375 | 00:06:33,250 | We're going to show that we, as a generation, are serious people. | We're going to show that we, as a generation, are serious people. |
115 | 00:06:33,333 | 00:06:37,833 | People say, "Abbie, are you concerned about an overreaction from the cops?" | People say, "Abbie, are you concerned about an overreaction from the cops?" |
116 | 00:06:37,916 | 00:06:41,041 | I issued a police order to shoot to kill any arsonists. | I issued a police order to shoot to kill any arsonists. |
117 | 00:06:41,125 | 00:06:42,583 | We're not concerned about it. | We're not concerned about it. |
118 | 00:06:42,666 | 00:06:45,958 | [reporter 1] Four units of the Illinois National Guard, totaling 5,000 troops, | [reporter 1] Four units of the Illinois National Guard, totaling 5,000 troops, |
119 | 00:06:46,041 | 00:06:47,458 | have been sent to Chicago. | have been sent to Chicago. |
120 | 00:06:47,541 | 00:06:48,708 | We're countin' on it! | We're countin' on it! |
121 | 00:06:48,791 | 00:06:52,208 | We wanna underscore again that we're coming to Chicago peacefully, | We wanna underscore again that we're coming to Chicago peacefully, |
122 | 00:06:52,291 | 00:06:55,000 | but whether we're given permits or not, we're coming. | but whether we're given permits or not, we're coming. |
123 | 00:06:55,083 | 00:06:58,625 | [reporter 2] An additional 10,000 Chicago police officers, including riot squads… | [reporter 2] An additional 10,000 Chicago police officers, including riot squads… |
124 | 00:06:58,708 | 00:07:01,458 | We're not going to storm the convention with tanks or mace, | We're not going to storm the convention with tanks or mace, |
125 | 00:07:01,541 | 00:07:04,625 | but we are going to storm the hearts and minds of the American people. | but we are going to storm the hearts and minds of the American people. |
126 | 00:07:04,708 | 00:07:06,958 | These people are revolutionaries | These people are revolutionaries |
127 | 00:07:07,041 | 00:07:10,375 | bent on the destruction of the government of the United States of America. | bent on the destruction of the government of the United States of America. |
128 | 00:07:10,458 | 00:07:15,666 | The Democratic Convention is about to begin in a police state. | The Democratic Convention is about to begin in a police state. |
129 | 00:07:15,750 | 00:07:18,458 | There just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. | There just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. |
130 | 00:07:40,416 | 00:07:42,916 | [secretary] You've arrived at a moment in history. | [secretary] You've arrived at a moment in history. |
131 | 00:07:44,416 | 00:07:47,208 | - Pardon? - They're changing the picture. | - Pardon? - They're changing the picture. |
132 | 00:07:48,250 | 00:07:49,666 | [typewriter keys clicking] | [typewriter keys clicking] |
133 | 00:07:51,666 | 00:07:52,708 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
134 | 00:07:53,708 | 00:07:55,333 | - Tom. - [Foran] Howard. | - Tom. - [Foran] Howard. |
135 | 00:07:55,416 | 00:07:56,875 | - Flew in all right? - Sure. | - Flew in all right? - Sure. |
136 | 00:07:57,416 | 00:07:58,958 | - Richard Schultz? - Yes, sir. | - Richard Schultz? - Yes, sir. |
137 | 00:07:59,041 | 00:08:01,541 | Howard Ackerman, Special Advisor to the Attorney General. | Howard Ackerman, Special Advisor to the Attorney General. |
138 | 00:08:01,625 | 00:08:03,976 | - Pleased to meet you. - Anyone tell you what this is about? | - Pleased to meet you. - Anyone tell you what this is about? |
139 | 00:08:04,000 | 00:08:07,708 | No, sir. Just to meet Mr. Foran at O'Hare this morning, we'd fly to Washington. | No, sir. Just to meet Mr. Foran at O'Hare this morning, we'd fly to Washington. |
140 | 00:08:07,791 | 00:08:09,708 | - We'd be meeting Mr. Mitchell. - Good. | - We'd be meeting Mr. Mitchell. - Good. |
141 | 00:08:10,666 | 00:08:14,125 | Finally changing that goddamn picture. Come on in. | Finally changing that goddamn picture. Come on in. |
142 | 00:08:19,541 | 00:08:21,500 | [Mitchell] As a matter of courtesy and tradition, | [Mitchell] As a matter of courtesy and tradition, |
143 | 00:08:21,583 | 00:08:25,125 | when we elect a new president, the outgoing cabinet members resign | when we elect a new president, the outgoing cabinet members resign |
144 | 00:08:25,208 | 00:08:28,291 | to spare the new president the unpleasantness of firing 'em. | to spare the new president the unpleasantness of firing 'em. |
145 | 00:08:28,916 | 00:08:31,041 | Richard, do you know when President Nixon | Richard, do you know when President Nixon |
146 | 00:08:31,125 | 00:08:34,000 | received Ramsey Clark's formal letter of resignation? | received Ramsey Clark's formal letter of resignation? |
147 | 00:08:34,541 | 00:08:37,125 | - No, sir. - About an hour before my confirmation. | - No, sir. - About an hour before my confirmation. |
148 | 00:08:37,208 | 00:08:38,791 | That was to embarrass me. | That was to embarrass me. |
149 | 00:08:38,875 | 00:08:42,250 | I don't know, I think it was more embarrassing for Ramsey Clark. | I don't know, I think it was more embarrassing for Ramsey Clark. |
150 | 00:08:42,333 | 00:08:43,250 | I'm John Mitchell. | I'm John Mitchell. |
151 | 00:08:43,333 | 00:08:45,958 | Thomas Foran, Mr. Attorney General, and this is Richard Schultz. | Thomas Foran, Mr. Attorney General, and this is Richard Schultz. |
152 | 00:08:46,041 | 00:08:49,708 | Richard, Chicago is more fucked up than any ten things I've ever seen in my life. | Richard, Chicago is more fucked up than any ten things I've ever seen in my life. |
153 | 00:08:49,791 | 00:08:51,666 | - [Schultz] Sir? - The convention, the riots. | - [Schultz] Sir? - The convention, the riots. |
154 | 00:08:51,750 | 00:08:53,375 | - Yes, sir. - [Mitchell] Sit. | - Yes, sir. - [Mitchell] Sit. |
155 | 00:08:55,083 | 00:08:57,833 | - Johnnie Walker okay with everybody? - Yes, thank you. | - Johnnie Walker okay with everybody? - Yes, thank you. |
156 | 00:08:57,916 | 00:08:59,625 | - Richard? - Nothing for me, thank you. | - Richard? - Nothing for me, thank you. |
157 | 00:08:59,708 | 00:09:03,000 | We don't know how Humphrey's people could have been that stupid. | We don't know how Humphrey's people could have been that stupid. |
158 | 00:09:03,083 | 00:09:05,625 | Allow their guy to be nominated under armed guard. | Allow their guy to be nominated under armed guard. |
159 | 00:09:06,333 | 00:09:08,666 | - Sir? - Son, are you nervous? | - Sir? - Son, are you nervous? |
160 | 00:09:08,750 | 00:09:10,416 | - No, sir. - Why the fuck not? | - No, sir. - Why the fuck not? |
161 | 00:09:11,833 | 00:09:15,208 | [chuckles] I'm kidding. Don't believe everything you've heard about me. | [chuckles] I'm kidding. Don't believe everything you've heard about me. |
162 | 00:09:15,291 | 00:09:19,583 | Ramsey Clark gave me the finger on the way out the door. [scoffs] | Ramsey Clark gave me the finger on the way out the door. [scoffs] |
163 | 00:09:19,666 | 00:09:22,916 | I'm asking if you think Chicago was why Humphrey lost the election. | I'm asking if you think Chicago was why Humphrey lost the election. |
164 | 00:09:23,000 | 00:09:25,500 | No, sir. The Republicans ran a better candidate. | No, sir. The Republicans ran a better candidate. |
165 | 00:09:25,583 | 00:09:27,703 | - That's for damn sure. - Daley didn't help his party, | - That's for damn sure. - Daley didn't help his party, |
166 | 00:09:27,750 | 00:09:29,875 | but Humphrey's people and Daley didn't break the law, | but Humphrey's people and Daley didn't break the law, |
167 | 00:09:29,958 | 00:09:31,333 | so that's somebody else's table. | so that's somebody else's table. |
168 | 00:09:31,416 | 00:09:34,916 | As a matter of fact, we don't believe any federal laws were broken last summer. | As a matter of fact, we don't believe any federal laws were broken last summer. |
169 | 00:09:35,000 | 00:09:37,916 | Mr. Foran had our office run a thorough investigation. | Mr. Foran had our office run a thorough investigation. |
170 | 00:09:38,000 | 00:09:41,458 | There was trespassing, destruction of public property, lewd behavior. | There was trespassing, destruction of public property, lewd behavior. |
171 | 00:09:41,541 | 00:09:43,500 | Nothing that would rise to the level... | Nothing that would rise to the level... |
172 | 00:09:43,583 | 00:09:46,208 | You think you and your boss are in the attorney general's office | You think you and your boss are in the attorney general's office |
173 | 00:09:46,291 | 00:09:50,458 | because I want you to seek an indictment for violating a federal trespassing law? | because I want you to seek an indictment for violating a federal trespassing law? |
174 | 00:09:51,333 | 00:09:53,708 | Our office wasn't aware that the Justice Department | Our office wasn't aware that the Justice Department |
175 | 00:09:53,791 | 00:09:55,416 | wanted to seek any indictments at all. | wanted to seek any indictments at all. |
176 | 00:09:55,500 | 00:09:57,416 | - We do. - Ramsey Clark was dead set against... | - We do. - Ramsey Clark was dead set against... |
177 | 00:09:57,500 | 00:09:59,791 | Ramsey Clark doesn't run the Justice Department anymore, | Ramsey Clark doesn't run the Justice Department anymore, |
178 | 00:09:59,875 | 00:10:00,958 | did you hear about that? | did you hear about that? |
179 | 00:10:01,041 | 00:10:03,583 | - And Mr. Johnson's back home in Texas. - Of course, sir. | - And Mr. Johnson's back home in Texas. - Of course, sir. |
180 | 00:10:03,666 | 00:10:06,125 | One hour before my confirmation hearing gaveled, | One hour before my confirmation hearing gaveled, |
181 | 00:10:06,208 | 00:10:08,500 | that's when he resigned. What a prick! | that's when he resigned. What a prick! |
182 | 00:10:09,375 | 00:10:10,500 | That's unprofessional. | That's unprofessional. |
183 | 00:10:10,583 | 00:10:13,666 | Unprofessional? It was unpatriotic. I'll tell you what else. | Unprofessional? It was unpatriotic. I'll tell you what else. |
184 | 00:10:13,750 | 00:10:17,250 | It was impolite. There's such a thing as manners. | It was impolite. There's such a thing as manners. |
185 | 00:10:17,333 | 00:10:20,708 | I want to bring back manners. How about that? The America I grew up in. | I want to bring back manners. How about that? The America I grew up in. |
186 | 00:10:21,291 | 00:10:22,791 | Will you help me, Mr. Schultz? | Will you help me, Mr. Schultz? |
187 | 00:10:22,875 | 00:10:26,041 | 'Cause I asked Mr. Foran who was the best prosecutor in his office. | 'Cause I asked Mr. Foran who was the best prosecutor in his office. |
188 | 00:10:26,125 | 00:10:27,875 | - He said you. - Thank you. | - He said you. - Thank you. |
189 | 00:10:27,958 | 00:10:30,875 | Section 2101 of Title 18. | Section 2101 of Title 18. |
190 | 00:10:30,958 | 00:10:32,916 | That's the federal law that was broken. | That's the federal law that was broken. |
191 | 00:10:33,000 | 00:10:34,625 | That's the Rap Brown Law. | That's the Rap Brown Law. |
192 | 00:10:34,708 | 00:10:38,333 | In conspiracy to cross state lines in order to incite violence. | In conspiracy to cross state lines in order to incite violence. |
193 | 00:10:38,416 | 00:10:41,458 | Comes with a maximum of ten years. We want all ten. | Comes with a maximum of ten years. We want all ten. |
194 | 00:10:41,541 | 00:10:43,666 | - For whom, sir? - The all-star team. | - For whom, sir? - The all-star team. |
195 | 00:10:46,333 | 00:10:50,333 | "Abbie Hoffman, Tom Hayden, Jerry Rubin, David Dellinger, Rennie Davis, | "Abbie Hoffman, Tom Hayden, Jerry Rubin, David Dellinger, Rennie Davis, |
196 | 00:10:50,416 | 00:10:54,166 | Lee Weiner, John Froines… and Bobby Seale?" | Lee Weiner, John Froines… and Bobby Seale?" |
197 | 00:10:54,250 | 00:10:58,250 | I call 'em the school boys, and when I do, everyone here knows who I'm talking about. | I call 'em the school boys, and when I do, everyone here knows who I'm talking about. |
198 | 00:10:58,333 | 00:11:00,166 | Petulant and dangerous. | Petulant and dangerous. |
199 | 00:11:00,250 | 00:11:03,833 | And we watched for a decade while these rebels without a job, | And we watched for a decade while these rebels without a job, |
200 | 00:11:03,916 | 00:11:06,541 | who never got their hands dirty fighting the enemy, | who never got their hands dirty fighting the enemy, |
201 | 00:11:06,625 | 00:11:09,041 | tell us how to prosecute a war. | tell us how to prosecute a war. |
202 | 00:11:09,583 | 00:11:12,000 | The decade's over, the grown-ups are back, | The decade's over, the grown-ups are back, |
203 | 00:11:12,083 | 00:11:16,750 | and I deem these shitty little fairies to be a threat to national security. | and I deem these shitty little fairies to be a threat to national security. |
204 | 00:11:16,833 | 00:11:20,375 | So they're gonna spend their thirties in a federal facility. | So they're gonna spend their thirties in a federal facility. |
205 | 00:11:20,458 | 00:11:22,708 | - Real-time. - [Foran] You're lead prosecutor, Richard. | - Real-time. - [Foran] You're lead prosecutor, Richard. |
206 | 00:11:23,333 | 00:11:25,666 | You understand why I couldn't tell you until we got here? | You understand why I couldn't tell you until we got here? |
207 | 00:11:25,750 | 00:11:26,833 | Sure. Of course, sir. | Sure. Of course, sir. |
208 | 00:11:26,916 | 00:11:31,083 | Richard, you're being handed the ball. Are you ready for this? | Richard, you're being handed the ball. Are you ready for this? |
209 | 00:11:33,583 | 00:11:34,916 | You pay me for my opinion. | You pay me for my opinion. |
210 | 00:11:35,500 | 00:11:37,916 | - What? - I said, sir, you pay me for my opinion. | - What? - I said, sir, you pay me for my opinion. |
211 | 00:11:38,000 | 00:11:40,583 | Where'd you learn that? In class? I pay you to win. | Where'd you learn that? In class? I pay you to win. |
212 | 00:11:40,666 | 00:11:43,166 | I'm not sure we can get a good indictment on conspiracy. | I'm not sure we can get a good indictment on conspiracy. |
213 | 00:11:43,250 | 00:11:45,958 | - Why not? - Some of them have never met each other. | - Why not? - Some of them have never met each other. |
214 | 00:11:46,041 | 00:11:47,291 | Telephones. | Telephones. |
215 | 00:11:48,541 | 00:11:53,458 | Mr. Attorney General, the Rap Brown Law was created by Southern whites in Congress | Mr. Attorney General, the Rap Brown Law was created by Southern whites in Congress |
216 | 00:11:53,541 | 00:11:55,916 | to limit the free speech of Black activists. | to limit the free speech of Black activists. |
217 | 00:11:56,000 | 00:11:58,166 | - Civil rights activists... - I know why it was passed. | - Civil rights activists... - I know why it was passed. |
218 | 00:11:58,250 | 00:11:59,791 | Why the fuck is he teaching… | Why the fuck is he teaching… |
219 | 00:11:59,875 | 00:12:03,041 | It doesn't matter why it was passed. It matters what it can do. | It doesn't matter why it was passed. It matters what it can do. |
220 | 00:12:03,125 | 00:12:05,916 | We're not sure what it can do. No one's ever been charged with it. | We're not sure what it can do. No one's ever been charged with it. |
221 | 00:12:06,000 | 00:12:07,416 | [Foran] That makes it exciting. | [Foran] That makes it exciting. |
222 | 00:12:07,500 | 00:12:10,208 | It's like virgin land. Undeveloped real estate. | It's like virgin land. Undeveloped real estate. |
223 | 00:12:10,750 | 00:12:13,500 | - It's a law and they broke it. - Of course, sir. | - It's a law and they broke it. - Of course, sir. |
224 | 00:12:13,583 | 00:12:14,833 | - Is there a problem? - No, sir. | - Is there a problem? - No, sir. |
225 | 00:12:14,916 | 00:12:17,916 | Say what you want to say, since I'm paying for your wisdom. | Say what you want to say, since I'm paying for your wisdom. |
226 | 00:12:18,000 | 00:12:19,333 | Give me my money's worth. | Give me my money's worth. |
227 | 00:12:19,416 | 00:12:21,208 | Sir, there are people who will see this | Sir, there are people who will see this |
228 | 00:12:21,291 | 00:12:23,583 | as the Justice Department restraining free speech | as the Justice Department restraining free speech |
229 | 00:12:23,666 | 00:12:26,500 | and there were people who see these men as martyrs. | and there were people who see these men as martyrs. |
230 | 00:12:26,583 | 00:12:28,875 | - Are any of those people in this room? - No, sir. | - Are any of those people in this room? - No, sir. |
231 | 00:12:28,958 | 00:12:31,666 | You're 33 and you're about to be named lead prosecutor | You're 33 and you're about to be named lead prosecutor |
232 | 00:12:31,750 | 00:12:33,916 | in the most important trial in your lifetime | in the most important trial in your lifetime |
233 | 00:12:34,000 | 00:12:36,875 | after being handpicked by the attorney general. | after being handpicked by the attorney general. |
234 | 00:12:36,958 | 00:12:38,791 | I'm about to do that right now. | I'm about to do that right now. |
235 | 00:12:38,875 | 00:12:42,958 | But before I do, let me ask you, how do you see them? | But before I do, let me ask you, how do you see them? |
236 | 00:12:43,875 | 00:12:46,166 | - Personally or in terms of... - [Mitchell] Personally. | - Personally or in terms of... - [Mitchell] Personally. |
237 | 00:12:46,250 | 00:12:48,583 | I see them as vulgar, anti-establishment, | I see them as vulgar, anti-establishment, |
238 | 00:12:48,666 | 00:12:52,291 | antisocial and unpragmatic, but none of those things are indictable. | antisocial and unpragmatic, but none of those things are indictable. |
239 | 00:12:52,375 | 00:12:54,833 | Imagine how impressed I'll be when you get an indictment. | Imagine how impressed I'll be when you get an indictment. |
240 | 00:12:55,708 | 00:12:57,458 | - There's a bigger question. - Which is? | - There's a bigger question. - Which is? |
241 | 00:12:57,541 | 00:13:01,375 | Who started the riots? Was it the protesters or the police? | Who started the riots? Was it the protesters or the police? |
242 | 00:13:01,458 | 00:13:04,666 | - The police don't start riots. - They'll have witnesses who say they did. | - The police don't start riots. - They'll have witnesses who say they did. |
243 | 00:13:04,750 | 00:13:06,875 | And you'll dismantle them and win, | And you'll dismantle them and win, |
244 | 00:13:06,958 | 00:13:10,208 | because, Mr. Schultz, that's what's expected of you. | because, Mr. Schultz, that's what's expected of you. |
245 | 00:13:12,875 | 00:13:15,375 | [Foran] You didn't show a lot of gratitude in there. | [Foran] You didn't show a lot of gratitude in there. |
246 | 00:13:15,458 | 00:13:16,333 | [Schultz sighs] | [Schultz sighs] |
247 | 00:13:16,416 | 00:13:20,750 | On top of everything, we're giving them what they want: a stage and an audience. | On top of everything, we're giving them what they want: a stage and an audience. |
248 | 00:13:21,375 | 00:13:23,500 | You think there's gonna be a big audience? | You think there's gonna be a big audience? |
249 | 00:13:23,583 | 00:13:27,125 | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! |
250 | 00:13:27,208 | 00:13:28,458 | Yes, sir, I do. | Yes, sir, I do. |
251 | 00:13:29,166 | 00:13:33,583 | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! |
252 | 00:13:34,625 | 00:13:37,458 | - [protestor 1] Traitors! - [protestor 2] Lock up the longhairs! | - [protestor 1] Traitors! - [protestor 2] Lock up the longhairs! |
253 | 00:13:37,541 | 00:13:39,541 | [protestor 3] Power to the people! | [protestor 3] Power to the people! |
254 | 00:13:39,625 | 00:13:41,083 | [protestor 4] No more war! | [protestor 4] No more war! |
255 | 00:13:44,125 | 00:13:47,458 | [crowd] The whole world is watching! | [crowd] The whole world is watching! |
256 | 00:13:48,041 | 00:13:50,583 | Get out! How dare you? Get out! | Get out! How dare you? Get out! |
257 | 00:13:51,583 | 00:13:53,083 | - [man 1] Abbie! - Are you all right? | - [man 1] Abbie! - Are you all right? |
258 | 00:13:53,166 | 00:13:54,291 | [man 2] Abbie, over here. | [man 2] Abbie, over here. |
259 | 00:13:54,375 | 00:13:57,708 | - I was, until I saw that. - Most of them are on our side. | - I was, until I saw that. - Most of them are on our side. |
260 | 00:13:57,791 | 00:13:59,875 | - [man 2] We love you, Abbie! - See? | - [man 2] We love you, Abbie! - See? |
261 | 00:14:01,083 | 00:14:01,916 | [woman] Watch out! | [woman] Watch out! |
262 | 00:14:02,000 | 00:14:04,750 | Jesus Christ! How did you do that? | Jesus Christ! How did you do that? |
263 | 00:14:05,625 | 00:14:06,625 | Experience. | Experience. |
264 | 00:14:06,708 | 00:14:09,708 | [reporter 1] Abbie, right over here! | [reporter 1] Abbie, right over here! |
265 | 00:14:09,791 | 00:14:11,208 | Over here! Over here! | Over here! Over here! |
266 | 00:14:11,291 | 00:14:13,166 | You don't know what to do with the egg now? | You don't know what to do with the egg now? |
267 | 00:14:13,250 | 00:14:14,083 | No. | No. |
268 | 00:14:14,166 | 00:14:15,291 | [elevator bell dings] | [elevator bell dings] |
269 | 00:14:16,208 | 00:14:19,750 | - [reporter 2] Mr. Kunstler, one question! - [reporter 3] Bill! Bill! | - [reporter 2] Mr. Kunstler, one question! - [reporter 3] Bill! Bill! |
270 | 00:14:19,833 | 00:14:22,416 | All right. Hang on. Quiet down. | All right. Hang on. Quiet down. |
271 | 00:14:22,500 | 00:14:25,958 | I want you all to meet a new addition to the defense team. | I want you all to meet a new addition to the defense team. |
272 | 00:14:26,041 | 00:14:28,166 | This is Leonard Weinglass, | This is Leonard Weinglass, |
273 | 00:14:28,250 | 00:14:31,458 | one of this country's most talented First Amendment litigators. | one of this country's most talented First Amendment litigators. |
274 | 00:14:31,541 | 00:14:34,000 | - Bill, can you tell us... - Go ahead, Sy. | - Bill, can you tell us... - Go ahead, Sy. |
275 | 00:14:34,083 | 00:14:35,541 | What's the status of Charles Garry? | What's the status of Charles Garry? |
276 | 00:14:35,625 | 00:14:38,375 | Charles Garry is still in the hospital. | Charles Garry is still in the hospital. |
277 | 00:14:38,458 | 00:14:41,375 | You should contact his office for information. | You should contact his office for information. |
278 | 00:14:41,458 | 00:14:42,958 | - [reporter 4] One more. - Marjorie. | - [reporter 4] One more. - Marjorie. |
279 | 00:14:43,041 | 00:14:44,791 | You're representing Bobby Seale today? | You're representing Bobby Seale today? |
280 | 00:14:44,875 | 00:14:48,833 | Oh, no, it's very important that it be understood that, uh, | Oh, no, it's very important that it be understood that, uh, |
281 | 00:14:48,916 | 00:14:51,541 | for his own protection, his own protection, | for his own protection, his own protection, |
282 | 00:14:51,625 | 00:14:54,541 | I will not be acting as Bobby Seale's attorney today. | I will not be acting as Bobby Seale's attorney today. |
283 | 00:14:54,625 | 00:14:55,458 | One more. Jack. | One more. Jack. |
284 | 00:14:55,541 | 00:14:59,291 | I was told that Hayden was the one who wanted to bring Mr. Weinglass in, | I was told that Hayden was the one who wanted to bring Mr. Weinglass in, |
285 | 00:14:59,375 | 00:15:02,041 | that Hayden has concerns about your seriousness. | that Hayden has concerns about your seriousness. |
286 | 00:15:02,125 | 00:15:04,625 | - Well… - This is William Kunstler. | - Well… - This is William Kunstler. |
287 | 00:15:04,708 | 00:15:07,833 | You wanna find out how serious he is, meet him at a witness stand. | You wanna find out how serious he is, meet him at a witness stand. |
288 | 00:15:07,916 | 00:15:09,875 | [indistinct chatter] | [indistinct chatter] |
289 | 00:15:42,291 | 00:15:45,458 | I understand why they're tryin' to smoke Abbie, Jerry and Hayden, | I understand why they're tryin' to smoke Abbie, Jerry and Hayden, |
290 | 00:15:45,541 | 00:15:46,875 | even Rennie and Dellinger, | even Rennie and Dellinger, |
291 | 00:15:46,958 | 00:15:49,833 | but I can't figure out what the two of us are doin' here. | but I can't figure out what the two of us are doin' here. |
292 | 00:15:49,916 | 00:15:53,708 | I feel exactly the same way, but this is the Academy Awards of protests, | I feel exactly the same way, but this is the Academy Awards of protests, |
293 | 00:15:53,791 | 00:15:57,041 | and as far as I'm concerned, it's an honor just to be nominated. | and as far as I'm concerned, it's an honor just to be nominated. |
294 | 00:15:58,500 | 00:15:59,500 | What is that? | What is that? |
295 | 00:16:00,333 | 00:16:02,041 | I've been keeping a list every day. | I've been keeping a list every day. |
296 | 00:16:02,583 | 00:16:05,583 | Americans who've been killed since the day we were arrested. | Americans who've been killed since the day we were arrested. |
297 | 00:16:05,666 | 00:16:06,666 | Why? | Why? |
298 | 00:16:07,291 | 00:16:10,958 | With the trial starting, it might get easy to forget who this is about. | With the trial starting, it might get easy to forget who this is about. |
299 | 00:16:18,291 | 00:16:19,666 | - [Bill] Fellas. - Morning. | - [Bill] Fellas. - Morning. |
300 | 00:16:19,750 | 00:16:20,750 | Good morning. | Good morning. |
301 | 00:16:26,541 | 00:16:29,583 | I just got a question about my seriousness. | I just got a question about my seriousness. |
302 | 00:16:30,125 | 00:16:34,625 | Whatever's going on between you and Abbie, could you keep it out of this building? | Whatever's going on between you and Abbie, could you keep it out of this building? |
303 | 00:16:34,708 | 00:16:37,708 | - I got a feeling this is gearing up to be… - [door opens] | - I got a feeling this is gearing up to be… - [door opens] |
304 | 00:16:38,916 | 00:16:40,875 | - [door closes] - [footsteps approaching] | - [door closes] - [footsteps approaching] |
305 | 00:16:41,916 | 00:16:44,375 | [spectators murmuring] | [spectators murmuring] |
306 | 00:17:01,250 | 00:17:03,166 | - Fred. - Bill. | - Fred. - Bill. |
307 | 00:17:03,916 | 00:17:05,833 | Did you have breakfast this morning? | Did you have breakfast this morning? |
308 | 00:17:08,208 | 00:17:10,250 | - What? - Did you have breakfast? | - What? - Did you have breakfast? |
309 | 00:17:10,875 | 00:17:13,250 | - I did. - Well, what'd you have? | - I did. - Well, what'd you have? |
310 | 00:17:13,916 | 00:17:14,916 | What are you doin'? | What are you doin'? |
311 | 00:17:14,958 | 00:17:16,500 | I'm talkin' to him about breakfast | I'm talkin' to him about breakfast |
312 | 00:17:16,583 | 00:17:19,125 | because that's all I'm allowed to talk to him about. | because that's all I'm allowed to talk to him about. |
313 | 00:17:19,208 | 00:17:20,208 | That's right. | That's right. |
314 | 00:17:21,916 | 00:17:23,958 | - Bobby... - We have instructions from our lawyer. | - Bobby... - We have instructions from our lawyer. |
315 | 00:17:24,041 | 00:17:26,708 | If you need me, I'm sittin' right there. | If you need me, I'm sittin' right there. |
316 | 00:17:26,791 | 00:17:29,708 | You just look at me and you say, "I need you." | You just look at me and you say, "I need you." |
317 | 00:17:30,666 | 00:17:33,333 | - We don't need you, Bill. - You two gonna be like this? | - We don't need you, Bill. - You two gonna be like this? |
318 | 00:17:34,791 | 00:17:38,208 | Your friends shouldn't sit together. The jury's not gonna like that. | Your friends shouldn't sit together. The jury's not gonna like that. |
319 | 00:17:38,291 | 00:17:40,083 | This isn't my jury. If they don't like it... | This isn't my jury. If they don't like it... |
320 | 00:17:40,166 | 00:17:41,208 | No, he's right. | No, he's right. |
321 | 00:17:44,750 | 00:17:47,916 | Spread out, okay? In pairs. | Spread out, okay? In pairs. |
322 | 00:17:48,458 | 00:17:49,541 | [Bill] And Fred? | [Bill] And Fred? |
323 | 00:17:50,916 | 00:17:53,291 | - No, they're dressed just fine. - It's all right. | - No, they're dressed just fine. - It's all right. |
324 | 00:17:54,041 | 00:17:56,625 | And take your very scary hats off. | And take your very scary hats off. |
325 | 00:18:01,666 | 00:18:02,666 | Don't mess this up. | Don't mess this up. |
326 | 00:18:04,583 | 00:18:06,833 | All right. Good pep talk. | All right. Good pep talk. |
327 | 00:18:11,000 | 00:18:12,000 | Hey! | Hey! |
328 | 00:18:15,000 | 00:18:16,291 | You see the crowd out there? | You see the crowd out there? |
329 | 00:18:17,250 | 00:18:18,458 | I have an egg. | I have an egg. |
330 | 00:18:18,541 | 00:18:20,875 | - Get rid of that. - You don't think I want to? | - Get rid of that. - You don't think I want to? |
331 | 00:18:20,958 | 00:18:23,708 | It's like we're… What's his name? We just met him. | It's like we're… What's his name? We just met him. |
332 | 00:18:23,791 | 00:18:25,750 | - Yeah. - What is his name? | - Yeah. - What is his name? |
333 | 00:18:25,833 | 00:18:28,333 | - Who? - The drummer. The greatest drummer ever. | - Who? - The drummer. The greatest drummer ever. |
334 | 00:18:28,416 | 00:18:29,250 | Gene Krupa? | Gene Krupa? |
335 | 00:18:29,333 | 00:18:32,125 | No. Gene Krupa? I'm talkin' about the drummer from Cream. | No. Gene Krupa? I'm talkin' about the drummer from Cream. |
336 | 00:18:32,208 | 00:18:33,625 | We just met him last night. | We just met him last night. |
337 | 00:18:33,708 | 00:18:35,625 | - Ginger Baker. - Thank you. | - Ginger Baker. - Thank you. |
338 | 00:18:36,416 | 00:18:39,666 | Crowd outside is so big, it's as if we're Ginger Baker, I was trying to say. | Crowd outside is so big, it's as if we're Ginger Baker, I was trying to say. |
339 | 00:18:39,750 | 00:18:42,875 | - Are you stoned? - Yeah. You? | - Are you stoned? - Yeah. You? |
340 | 00:18:44,375 | 00:18:45,375 | All right, sit down. | All right, sit down. |
341 | 00:18:48,958 | 00:18:50,416 | You remember what I said. | You remember what I said. |
342 | 00:18:50,916 | 00:18:53,666 | Okay, and you remember to keep us out of prison. | Okay, and you remember to keep us out of prison. |
343 | 00:18:54,333 | 00:18:56,583 | [Bill] There's a lot of good advice this morning. | [Bill] There's a lot of good advice this morning. |
344 | 00:18:56,666 | 00:18:57,708 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
345 | 00:19:05,541 | 00:19:10,500 | Hear ye, hear ye. September 26th, 1969, ten o'clock a.m. | Hear ye, hear ye. September 26th, 1969, ten o'clock a.m. |
346 | 00:19:10,583 | 00:19:13,375 | All persons having business before the United States District Court | All persons having business before the United States District Court |
347 | 00:19:13,458 | 00:19:15,833 | of Northern Illinois, Southern District, Eastern Division, | of Northern Illinois, Southern District, Eastern Division, |
348 | 00:19:15,916 | 00:19:17,791 | draw near and ye shall be heard. | draw near and ye shall be heard. |
349 | 00:19:17,875 | 00:19:19,875 | Judge Julius Hoffman presiding. | Judge Julius Hoffman presiding. |
350 | 00:19:19,958 | 00:19:22,791 | God save the United States of America and this Honorable Court. | God save the United States of America and this Honorable Court. |
351 | 00:19:22,875 | 00:19:24,083 | Be seated. | Be seated. |
352 | 00:19:26,291 | 00:19:29,666 | Mr. Marshal, bring in our jury. | Mr. Marshal, bring in our jury. |
353 | 00:19:41,333 | 00:19:44,458 | Let the record show that we have been joined | Let the record show that we have been joined |
354 | 00:19:44,541 | 00:19:48,083 | by our 12 jurors and four alternates. | by our 12 jurors and four alternates. |
355 | 00:19:48,166 | 00:19:50,500 | Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. |
356 | 00:19:51,041 | 00:19:52,041 | Good morning. | Good morning. |
357 | 00:19:52,666 | 00:19:55,750 | Mrs. Winter, please call the case. | Mrs. Winter, please call the case. |
358 | 00:19:55,833 | 00:19:58,750 | 69 CR 180, | 69 CR 180, |
359 | 00:19:58,833 | 00:20:03,375 | United States of America v. David Dellinger, | United States of America v. David Dellinger, |
360 | 00:20:03,458 | 00:20:06,541 | Rennard C. Davis, Thomas Hayden, | Rennard C. Davis, Thomas Hayden, |
361 | 00:20:06,625 | 00:20:09,791 | Abbott Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, | Abbott Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, |
362 | 00:20:09,875 | 00:20:15,625 | Lee Weiner, John R. Froines and Bobby G. Seale for trial. | Lee Weiner, John R. Froines and Bobby G. Seale for trial. |
363 | 00:20:15,708 | 00:20:18,041 | Are the People ready to make opening arguments? | Are the People ready to make opening arguments? |
364 | 00:20:18,125 | 00:20:19,125 | We are, Your Honor. | We are, Your Honor. |
365 | 00:20:19,166 | 00:20:22,375 | - I don't have my lawyer here. - It's not your turn to speak. | - I don't have my lawyer here. - It's not your turn to speak. |
366 | 00:20:22,458 | 00:20:24,250 | My trial's begun without my lawyer. | My trial's begun without my lawyer. |
367 | 00:20:24,333 | 00:20:26,833 | - Please sit. - [spectators murmuring] | - Please sit. - [spectators murmuring] |
368 | 00:20:31,875 | 00:20:32,875 | Mr. Schultz? | Mr. Schultz? |
369 | 00:20:36,041 | 00:20:38,541 | Good morning. My name is Richard Schultz. | Good morning. My name is Richard Schultz. |
370 | 00:20:38,625 | 00:20:41,625 | I'm an assistant US attorney for the Southern District of Illinois. | I'm an assistant US attorney for the Southern District of Illinois. |
371 | 00:20:41,708 | 00:20:44,583 | Seated at my table is my boss, US Attorney Thomas Foran. | Seated at my table is my boss, US Attorney Thomas Foran. |
372 | 00:20:44,666 | 00:20:46,958 | Or you could say, I'm seated at his table. | Or you could say, I'm seated at his table. |
373 | 00:20:47,041 | 00:20:48,291 | [jurors chuckle softly] | [jurors chuckle softly] |
374 | 00:20:48,375 | 00:20:50,916 | At the defense table are the eight defendants | At the defense table are the eight defendants |
375 | 00:20:51,000 | 00:20:54,458 | represented by their lawyers William Kunstler, Leonard Weinglass. | represented by their lawyers William Kunstler, Leonard Weinglass. |
376 | 00:20:55,458 | 00:20:59,708 | Now, the defendants would tell you that they represent three different groups. | Now, the defendants would tell you that they represent three different groups. |
377 | 00:20:59,791 | 00:21:02,375 | - They would tell you that one group is... - [Hoffman] Excuse me. | - They would tell you that one group is... - [Hoffman] Excuse me. |
378 | 00:21:03,166 | 00:21:04,000 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
379 | 00:21:04,083 | 00:21:07,208 | I'd like to clarify something for the jurors. | I'd like to clarify something for the jurors. |
380 | 00:21:07,291 | 00:21:10,041 | There are two Hoffmans in this courtroom. | There are two Hoffmans in this courtroom. |
381 | 00:21:10,125 | 00:21:14,791 | The defendant Abbie Hoffman and myself, Judge Julius Hoffman. | The defendant Abbie Hoffman and myself, Judge Julius Hoffman. |
382 | 00:21:15,750 | 00:21:16,583 | Thank you, sir. | Thank you, sir. |
383 | 00:21:16,666 | 00:21:19,166 | I didn't want there to be confusion on the matter. | I didn't want there to be confusion on the matter. |
384 | 00:21:19,250 | 00:21:21,500 | Man, I don't think they're gonna mix us up. | Man, I don't think they're gonna mix us up. |
385 | 00:21:21,583 | 00:21:23,000 | [spectators laughing] | [spectators laughing] |
386 | 00:21:23,083 | 00:21:25,833 | You will address this court as Judge or Your Honor, | You will address this court as Judge or Your Honor, |
387 | 00:21:25,916 | 00:21:28,833 | and you will not address this court until… | and you will not address this court until… |
388 | 00:21:28,916 | 00:21:30,666 | You will not address this court! | You will not address this court! |
389 | 00:21:33,291 | 00:21:36,250 | The defendants would tell you they represent three different groups. | The defendants would tell you they represent three different groups. |
390 | 00:21:36,333 | 00:21:38,500 | [Hoffman] And the record should reflect | [Hoffman] And the record should reflect |
391 | 00:21:38,583 | 00:21:42,583 | that defendant Hoffman and I are not related. | that defendant Hoffman and I are not related. |
392 | 00:21:42,666 | 00:21:44,083 | Father, no! | Father, no! |
393 | 00:21:44,166 | 00:21:45,559 | - [spectators laugh] - [gavel bangs] | - [spectators laugh] - [gavel bangs] |
394 | 00:21:45,583 | 00:21:48,708 | Mr. Hoffman, are you familiar with contempt of court? | Mr. Hoffman, are you familiar with contempt of court? |
395 | 00:21:49,375 | 00:21:52,541 | - It's practically a religion for me, sir. - [spectators laugh] | - It's practically a religion for me, sir. - [spectators laugh] |
396 | 00:21:53,791 | 00:21:55,750 | - Your Honor? - Continue. | - Your Honor? - Continue. |
397 | 00:21:59,083 | 00:22:02,500 | Rennie Davis and Tom Hayden are the leaders of the SDS, | Rennie Davis and Tom Hayden are the leaders of the SDS, |
398 | 00:22:02,583 | 00:22:04,375 | Students for a Democratic Society. | Students for a Democratic Society. |
399 | 00:22:05,000 | 00:22:07,708 | Davis and Hayden brought their people to Chicago | Davis and Hayden brought their people to Chicago |
400 | 00:22:07,791 | 00:22:10,500 | for the purpose of causing violence in the streets | for the purpose of causing violence in the streets |
401 | 00:22:10,583 | 00:22:13,166 | in order to disrupt the Democratic Convention. | in order to disrupt the Democratic Convention. |
402 | 00:22:13,250 | 00:22:16,125 | You know the Youth International Party as the Yippies. | You know the Youth International Party as the Yippies. |
403 | 00:22:16,875 | 00:22:19,541 | Their leaders are Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin. | Their leaders are Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin. |
404 | 00:22:19,625 | 00:22:23,000 | Bobby Seale is the leader of the Black Panther Party. | Bobby Seale is the leader of the Black Panther Party. |
405 | 00:22:23,583 | 00:22:27,416 | Again, the defendants would tell you that these are three distinct groups. | Again, the defendants would tell you that these are three distinct groups. |
406 | 00:22:27,500 | 00:22:29,333 | - But they all... - [Bobby] Excuse me. | - But they all... - [Bobby] Excuse me. |
407 | 00:22:29,416 | 00:22:30,250 | [Hoffman] Yes. | [Hoffman] Yes. |
408 | 00:22:30,333 | 00:22:32,458 | - May I speak? - [Hoffman] No, sir. | - May I speak? - [Hoffman] No, sir. |
409 | 00:22:32,541 | 00:22:33,625 | He just said my name. | He just said my name. |
410 | 00:22:33,708 | 00:22:37,458 | You're a defendant in this case. You're likely to hear your name. | You're a defendant in this case. You're likely to hear your name. |
411 | 00:22:37,541 | 00:22:41,291 | I have a right to counsel, and His Honor knows that. | I have a right to counsel, and His Honor knows that. |
412 | 00:22:41,375 | 00:22:45,541 | Don't tell the court what it does and does not know. Be seated. | Don't tell the court what it does and does not know. Be seated. |
413 | 00:22:48,875 | 00:22:50,250 | Mr. Schultz. | Mr. Schultz. |
414 | 00:22:54,208 | 00:22:55,625 | The radical left. That's all. | The radical left. That's all. |
415 | 00:22:55,708 | 00:22:57,750 | They're the radical left in different costumes. | They're the radical left in different costumes. |
416 | 00:22:57,833 | 00:22:59,583 | These defendants had a plan, | These defendants had a plan, |
417 | 00:22:59,666 | 00:23:02,500 | and a plan among two or more people is a conspiracy. | and a plan among two or more people is a conspiracy. |
418 | 00:23:03,083 | 00:23:05,708 | The defendants crossed state lines to execute their plan. | The defendants crossed state lines to execute their plan. |
419 | 00:23:05,791 | 00:23:09,333 | That's why we're in federal court, and the plan was to incite a riot, | That's why we're in federal court, and the plan was to incite a riot, |
420 | 00:23:09,416 | 00:23:11,750 | and there's one thing you already know. | and there's one thing you already know. |
421 | 00:23:12,500 | 00:23:13,583 | They succeeded. | They succeeded. |
422 | 00:23:13,666 | 00:23:18,708 | Excuse me. Have we identified the other defendants for the record? | Excuse me. Have we identified the other defendants for the record? |
423 | 00:23:19,541 | 00:23:21,208 | A Mr… Wiener. | A Mr… Wiener. |
424 | 00:23:21,833 | 00:23:22,666 | Weiner. | Weiner. |
425 | 00:23:22,750 | 00:23:25,250 | - [spectators laugh] - [Hoffman] Mr. Froines and Mr. Dillinger. | - [spectators laugh] - [Hoffman] Mr. Froines and Mr. Dillinger. |
426 | 00:23:25,333 | 00:23:26,458 | Dellinger, Your Honor. | Dellinger, Your Honor. |
427 | 00:23:27,208 | 00:23:28,291 | What's going on here? | What's going on here? |
428 | 00:23:28,375 | 00:23:30,750 | Uh, you're referring to the defendant Dellinger. | Uh, you're referring to the defendant Dellinger. |
429 | 00:23:30,833 | 00:23:34,083 | - Derringer. - Um, it's Dellinger, sir. | - Derringer. - Um, it's Dellinger, sir. |
430 | 00:23:34,166 | 00:23:39,291 | Note the prosecution was referring to the defendant Derringer. | Note the prosecution was referring to the defendant Derringer. |
431 | 00:23:39,375 | 00:23:41,916 | - Not Dellinger. - It is Dellinger, Your Honor. | - Not Dellinger. - It is Dellinger, Your Honor. |
432 | 00:23:42,000 | 00:23:43,916 | [Hoffman] Can we straighten this out? | [Hoffman] Can we straighten this out? |
433 | 00:23:44,000 | 00:23:47,833 | Sure. Dillinger was a bank robber. Derringer is a gun. | Sure. Dillinger was a bank robber. Derringer is a gun. |
434 | 00:23:47,916 | 00:23:50,916 | He's David Dellinger, and the judge and I are not related. | He's David Dellinger, and the judge and I are not related. |
435 | 00:23:51,000 | 00:23:54,500 | Your Honor, I'd like to caution the court that this kind of disruption | Your Honor, I'd like to caution the court that this kind of disruption |
436 | 00:23:54,583 | 00:23:58,166 | and display of disrespect will be a continuing tactic for defense. | and display of disrespect will be a continuing tactic for defense. |
437 | 00:23:58,250 | 00:24:00,500 | [Bill] Sir, it's not a tactic. At the moment, | [Bill] Sir, it's not a tactic. At the moment, |
438 | 00:24:00,583 | 00:24:03,750 | the defendants are the only ones on record as knowing their own names. | the defendants are the only ones on record as knowing their own names. |
439 | 00:24:03,833 | 00:24:05,583 | [Hoffman] Be seated, Mr. Schultz… | [Hoffman] Be seated, Mr. Schultz… |
440 | 00:24:05,666 | 00:24:07,833 | Uh, Mr. Kunstler. | Uh, Mr. Kunstler. |
441 | 00:24:09,875 | 00:24:12,291 | I object to being characterized as a member of this group. | I object to being characterized as a member of this group. |
442 | 00:24:12,375 | 00:24:14,708 | - Who is your lawyer? - [Bobby] Charles R. Garry. | - Who is your lawyer? - [Bobby] Charles R. Garry. |
443 | 00:24:14,791 | 00:24:16,625 | Is Mr. Garry here today? | Is Mr. Garry here today? |
444 | 00:24:16,708 | 00:24:18,083 | - No, he is not. - Your Honor... | - No, he is not. - Your Honor... |
445 | 00:24:18,166 | 00:24:19,708 | Are you representing Mr. Seale? | Are you representing Mr. Seale? |
446 | 00:24:19,791 | 00:24:21,541 | - No, sir. - [Hoffman] Then, sit. | - No, sir. - [Hoffman] Then, sit. |
447 | 00:24:23,500 | 00:24:26,083 | - Mr. Schultz, forgive me. - [indistinct conversation] | - Mr. Schultz, forgive me. - [indistinct conversation] |
448 | 00:24:26,625 | 00:24:28,791 | Have you concluded your opening statement? | Have you concluded your opening statement? |
449 | 00:24:29,708 | 00:24:30,833 | Yes, Your Honor. | Yes, Your Honor. |
450 | 00:24:30,916 | 00:24:33,583 | My lawyer Charles Garry is in a hospital in Oakland | My lawyer Charles Garry is in a hospital in Oakland |
451 | 00:24:33,666 | 00:24:35,541 | having undergone gallbladder surgery. | having undergone gallbladder surgery. |
452 | 00:24:35,625 | 00:24:36,791 | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler. | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler. |
453 | 00:24:37,500 | 00:24:39,666 | You are sitting right next to the man. | You are sitting right next to the man. |
454 | 00:24:39,750 | 00:24:42,125 | Just represent him. It's the same case. | Just represent him. It's the same case. |
455 | 00:24:42,208 | 00:24:45,041 | The fact that there's a lawyer near Mr. Seale | The fact that there's a lawyer near Mr. Seale |
456 | 00:24:45,125 | 00:24:47,625 | does not satisfy the requirements of due process. | does not satisfy the requirements of due process. |
457 | 00:24:47,708 | 00:24:48,791 | I have a right... | I have a right... |
458 | 00:24:48,875 | 00:24:53,833 | A motion was made for postponement due to Mr. Garry's medical condition. | A motion was made for postponement due to Mr. Garry's medical condition. |
459 | 00:24:53,916 | 00:24:56,625 | I was there. Your Honor denied that motion. | I was there. Your Honor denied that motion. |
460 | 00:24:56,708 | 00:24:59,791 | Therefore, Mr. Seale is here without legal representation. | Therefore, Mr. Seale is here without legal representation. |
461 | 00:24:59,875 | 00:25:04,666 | I don't care for your general tone, Mr. Kunstler. | I don't care for your general tone, Mr. Kunstler. |
462 | 00:25:04,750 | 00:25:07,041 | I meant no disrespect to the court. | I meant no disrespect to the court. |
463 | 00:25:07,125 | 00:25:11,583 | I'm trying to be clear that I can't muddy Mr. Seale's grounds for appeal | I'm trying to be clear that I can't muddy Mr. Seale's grounds for appeal |
464 | 00:25:11,666 | 00:25:13,500 | by appearing to speak as his lawyer. | by appearing to speak as his lawyer. |
465 | 00:25:13,583 | 00:25:17,041 | I don't ask you to compromise Mr. Seale's position, sir. | I don't ask you to compromise Mr. Seale's position, sir. |
466 | 00:25:17,125 | 00:25:21,416 | But I will not permit him to address the jury | But I will not permit him to address the jury |
467 | 00:25:21,500 | 00:25:23,958 | when his perfectly competent lawyer is sitting... | when his perfectly competent lawyer is sitting... |
468 | 00:25:24,041 | 00:25:26,416 | For the fourth time, he's not Bobby's lawyer. | For the fourth time, he's not Bobby's lawyer. |
469 | 00:25:28,833 | 00:25:31,291 | You're, uh… Mr. Rubin. | You're, uh… Mr. Rubin. |
470 | 00:25:31,958 | 00:25:33,041 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
471 | 00:25:33,125 | 00:25:34,583 | Don't ever do that again! | Don't ever do that again! |
472 | 00:25:37,333 | 00:25:39,166 | [Bobby] Your Honor, I'm not with these guys. | [Bobby] Your Honor, I'm not with these guys. |
473 | 00:25:39,250 | 00:25:42,250 | I never met most of them until the indictment. | I never met most of them until the indictment. |
474 | 00:25:42,333 | 00:25:44,666 | - We will have order. - There are eight of us here. | - We will have order. - There are eight of us here. |
475 | 00:25:44,750 | 00:25:48,708 | There are signs out there that read, "Free the Chicago 7." I'm not with them! | There are signs out there that read, "Free the Chicago 7." I'm not with them! |
476 | 00:25:48,791 | 00:25:52,791 | - Mr. Marshal, will you seat Mr. Seale? - Conspiracy? I never met most of them. | - Mr. Marshal, will you seat Mr. Seale? - Conspiracy? I never met most of them. |
477 | 00:25:52,875 | 00:25:56,500 | Frankly, the US attorney wanted a Negro defendant to scare the jury. | Frankly, the US attorney wanted a Negro defendant to scare the jury. |
478 | 00:25:56,583 | 00:25:59,000 | I was thrown in to make the group look scarier. | I was thrown in to make the group look scarier. |
479 | 00:25:59,083 | 00:26:01,125 | I came to Chicago. I made a speech! | I came to Chicago. I made a speech! |
480 | 00:26:01,208 | 00:26:02,958 | - Mr. Seale... - I had a chicken pot pie, | - Mr. Seale... - I had a chicken pot pie, |
481 | 00:26:03,041 | 00:26:05,375 | went to the airport and I flew back to Oakland, | went to the airport and I flew back to Oakland, |
482 | 00:26:05,458 | 00:26:07,000 | that's why they call it the Chicago… | that's why they call it the Chicago… |
483 | 00:26:07,083 | 00:26:08,916 | - [gavel banging] - Get your hands off me! | - [gavel banging] - Get your hands off me! |
484 | 00:26:09,000 | 00:26:12,833 | Charge Mr. Seale with one count of contempt of court. | Charge Mr. Seale with one count of contempt of court. |
485 | 00:26:36,541 | 00:26:37,875 | [door slams] | [door slams] |
486 | 00:26:38,541 | 00:26:40,208 | We have to make a decision right now, | We have to make a decision right now, |
487 | 00:26:40,291 | 00:26:44,333 | a decision I assumed we'd already made four months ago when trial prep began. | a decision I assumed we'd already made four months ago when trial prep began. |
488 | 00:26:44,416 | 00:26:48,666 | Are we using this trial to defend ourselves against very serious charges | Are we using this trial to defend ourselves against very serious charges |
489 | 00:26:48,750 | 00:26:50,500 | that could land us in prison for ten years? | that could land us in prison for ten years? |
490 | 00:26:51,583 | 00:26:54,500 | Or to say a pointless "fuck you" to the establishment? | Or to say a pointless "fuck you" to the establishment? |
491 | 00:26:54,583 | 00:26:57,666 | - Fuck you! - That is what I was afraid… | - Fuck you! - That is what I was afraid… |
492 | 00:26:58,541 | 00:27:01,541 | - Were you saying "fuck you" or answering... - I was also confused. | - Were you saying "fuck you" or answering... - I was also confused. |
493 | 00:27:01,625 | 00:27:05,125 | If we leave without saying anything about why we came in the first place, | If we leave without saying anything about why we came in the first place, |
494 | 00:27:05,208 | 00:27:06,291 | it'll be heartbreaking. | it'll be heartbreaking. |
495 | 00:27:06,375 | 00:27:08,708 | If the jury finds us guilty, we're not leaving at all. | If the jury finds us guilty, we're not leaving at all. |
496 | 00:27:08,791 | 00:27:11,375 | The only thing we need to say about why we came here | The only thing we need to say about why we came here |
497 | 00:27:11,458 | 00:27:13,208 | is it wasn't to incite violence. | is it wasn't to incite violence. |
498 | 00:27:14,000 | 00:27:15,000 | I'm with Jerry. | I'm with Jerry. |
499 | 00:27:16,083 | 00:27:18,708 | - Why? - The trial shouldn't be about us. | - Why? - The trial shouldn't be about us. |
500 | 00:27:18,791 | 00:27:22,250 | I would love it if it wasn't about us, but it definitely is. John? Lee? | I would love it if it wasn't about us, but it definitely is. John? Lee? |
501 | 00:27:22,875 | 00:27:24,625 | Does anyone think our judge is crazy? | Does anyone think our judge is crazy? |
502 | 00:27:24,708 | 00:27:27,166 | - He isn't our problem. - Give it time. He will be. | - He isn't our problem. - Give it time. He will be. |
503 | 00:27:27,250 | 00:27:31,166 | I'm talking about us. Abbie, you cannot talk back to the judge. | I'm talking about us. Abbie, you cannot talk back to the judge. |
504 | 00:27:31,250 | 00:27:34,583 | - And, Jerry… Jesus! - Did you get a haircut just for court? | - And, Jerry… Jesus! - Did you get a haircut just for court? |
505 | 00:27:36,000 | 00:27:38,916 | - I did. - A haircut for the judge. That is… | - I did. - A haircut for the judge. That is… |
506 | 00:27:39,666 | 00:27:42,000 | [laughs] I can't even. That is… | [laughs] I can't even. That is… |
507 | 00:27:42,083 | 00:27:43,750 | That is so foreign to me. | That is so foreign to me. |
508 | 00:27:43,833 | 00:27:45,333 | - So is soap. - Zing. | - So is soap. - Zing. |
509 | 00:27:45,416 | 00:27:48,583 | Let me explain something. It took you two less than five minutes | Let me explain something. It took you two less than five minutes |
510 | 00:27:48,666 | 00:27:52,416 | to make us look exactly like what Schultz is trying to make us look like. | to make us look exactly like what Schultz is trying to make us look like. |
511 | 00:27:52,500 | 00:27:54,625 | I don't have a problem with what we look like. | I don't have a problem with what we look like. |
512 | 00:27:54,708 | 00:27:57,291 | Jerry likes what we look like. Uh, John? | Jerry likes what we look like. Uh, John? |
513 | 00:27:57,375 | 00:27:58,458 | - Lee? - Yeah. | - Lee? - Yeah. |
514 | 00:27:58,541 | 00:28:02,125 | - I feel like I'm ten pounds too heavy. - I don't like it when we fight. | - I feel like I'm ten pounds too heavy. - I don't like it when we fight. |
515 | 00:28:02,208 | 00:28:04,000 | - Rennie? - Tom should be heard. | - Rennie? - Tom should be heard. |
516 | 00:28:04,083 | 00:28:05,083 | [Abbie] And he was. | [Abbie] And he was. |
517 | 00:28:05,625 | 00:28:10,125 | When we walked in here, they were chanting that the whole world is watching. | When we walked in here, they were chanting that the whole world is watching. |
518 | 00:28:10,208 | 00:28:11,916 | This is it. We're on. | This is it. We're on. |
519 | 00:28:12,000 | 00:28:16,166 | This is what revolution looks like. Real revolution. Cultural revolution. | This is what revolution looks like. Real revolution. Cultural revolution. |
520 | 00:28:16,250 | 00:28:17,791 | Why did you come here? | Why did you come here? |
521 | 00:28:17,875 | 00:28:19,791 | I got an invitation from a grand jury. | I got an invitation from a grand jury. |
522 | 00:28:19,875 | 00:28:21,916 | Last summer. Why did you come to the convention? | Last summer. Why did you come to the convention? |
523 | 00:28:22,916 | 00:28:24,416 | To end the war. | To end the war. |
524 | 00:28:24,500 | 00:28:26,750 | Guys, before you tether yourselves to this man, | Guys, before you tether yourselves to this man, |
525 | 00:28:26,833 | 00:28:30,250 | just know the very last thing he wants is for the war to end. | just know the very last thing he wants is for the war to end. |
526 | 00:28:30,333 | 00:28:35,333 | I don't have time for cultural revolution. It distracts from actual revolution. | I don't have time for cultural revolution. It distracts from actual revolution. |
527 | 00:28:35,416 | 00:28:37,250 | All right, all right, all right. | All right, all right, all right. |
528 | 00:28:37,333 | 00:28:39,250 | [Abbie] But you got time for a haircut. | [Abbie] But you got time for a haircut. |
529 | 00:28:39,333 | 00:28:41,250 | Has everybody got everything off their chest? | Has everybody got everything off their chest? |
530 | 00:28:41,833 | 00:28:44,416 | - What in the name of hell was that? - Evidently not. | - What in the name of hell was that? - Evidently not. |
531 | 00:28:44,500 | 00:28:45,958 | [Fred] You spoke for Bobby. | [Fred] You spoke for Bobby. |
532 | 00:28:46,041 | 00:28:48,458 | I made it very clear that I'm not his lawyer. | I made it very clear that I'm not his lawyer. |
533 | 00:28:48,541 | 00:28:50,861 | - I'd like to sit in on these meetings. - [Bill] You can't. | - I'd like to sit in on these meetings. - [Bill] You can't. |
534 | 00:28:50,916 | 00:28:52,625 | - I think I will anyway. - Fred... | - I think I will anyway. - Fred... |
535 | 00:28:52,708 | 00:28:54,958 | Bobby's life is at stake. You're playing to the crowd. | Bobby's life is at stake. You're playing to the crowd. |
536 | 00:28:55,041 | 00:28:56,750 | - Thank you. - Shut up. | - Thank you. - Shut up. |
537 | 00:28:56,833 | 00:29:00,541 | White guys sitting in a furnished room eating sandwiches while Bobby's in a cell. | White guys sitting in a furnished room eating sandwiches while Bobby's in a cell. |
538 | 00:29:00,625 | 00:29:02,791 | White guys are free on bail. Bobby's locked up | White guys are free on bail. Bobby's locked up |
539 | 00:29:02,875 | 00:29:05,666 | because he's under arrest in Connecticut for killing a cop. | because he's under arrest in Connecticut for killing a cop. |
540 | 00:29:05,750 | 00:29:08,625 | It's not like he refused to give up his seat on a bus. | It's not like he refused to give up his seat on a bus. |
541 | 00:29:08,708 | 00:29:12,458 | Convince him to let Bill and me represent him, just for today, at least. | Convince him to let Bill and me represent him, just for today, at least. |
542 | 00:29:12,541 | 00:29:14,000 | - The judge is... - Fucking nuts. | - The judge is... - Fucking nuts. |
543 | 00:29:14,083 | 00:29:17,291 | A little hostile. I'm sure Garry didn't anticipate that. | A little hostile. I'm sure Garry didn't anticipate that. |
544 | 00:29:19,375 | 00:29:20,583 | He's innocent in Connecticut. | He's innocent in Connecticut. |
545 | 00:29:20,666 | 00:29:22,541 | - All right. - He's never killed anyone. | - All right. - He's never killed anyone. |
546 | 00:29:22,625 | 00:29:25,000 | - It's important that you all know that. - Okay. | - It's important that you all know that. - Okay. |
547 | 00:29:25,083 | 00:29:28,166 | All right, you gotta try to convince him. | All right, you gotta try to convince him. |
548 | 00:29:30,041 | 00:29:31,041 | I can't. | I can't. |
549 | 00:29:31,416 | 00:29:33,583 | - [Bill] Well, try. - I have! | - [Bill] Well, try. - I have! |
550 | 00:29:34,250 | 00:29:35,708 | Well, keep trying, all right? | Well, keep trying, all right? |
551 | 00:29:37,125 | 00:29:38,166 | We're back. | We're back. |
552 | 00:29:38,833 | 00:29:39,833 | Let's go. | Let's go. |
553 | 00:29:40,375 | 00:29:43,666 | Jerry, Abbie, unless you're asked a direct question, | Jerry, Abbie, unless you're asked a direct question, |
554 | 00:29:43,750 | 00:29:46,208 | I want you to keep your mouths shut in that room. | I want you to keep your mouths shut in that room. |
555 | 00:29:46,291 | 00:29:48,291 | - [Abbie] This is a political trial. - What? | - [Abbie] This is a political trial. - What? |
556 | 00:29:48,375 | 00:29:51,875 | This is a political trial that was already decided for us. | This is a political trial that was already decided for us. |
557 | 00:29:52,416 | 00:29:55,083 | Ignoring that reality is just weird to me. | Ignoring that reality is just weird to me. |
558 | 00:29:55,166 | 00:29:58,375 | There are civil trials and there are criminal trials. | There are civil trials and there are criminal trials. |
559 | 00:29:58,458 | 00:30:00,666 | There's no such thing as a political trial. | There's no such thing as a political trial. |
560 | 00:30:00,750 | 00:30:01,833 | Okay. | Okay. |
561 | 00:30:18,416 | 00:30:20,291 | Abbie's smarter than you think he is. | Abbie's smarter than you think he is. |
562 | 00:30:22,291 | 00:30:24,333 | Cows are smarter than I think he is. | Cows are smarter than I think he is. |
563 | 00:30:26,291 | 00:30:29,041 | - S-T-A-H-L. - [Schultz] What is your occupation? | - S-T-A-H-L. - [Schultz] What is your occupation? |
564 | 00:30:29,125 | 00:30:30,875 | I am the mayor's administrative officer. | I am the mayor's administrative officer. |
565 | 00:30:30,958 | 00:30:36,791 | Calling your attention to March 26, 1968. Did you have a meeting on that day? | Calling your attention to March 26, 1968. Did you have a meeting on that day? |
566 | 00:30:36,875 | 00:30:38,500 | - Yes. - Uh, with whom? | - Yes. - Uh, with whom? |
567 | 00:30:38,583 | 00:30:41,875 | - Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Rubin, is it? - Abbie and Jerry is fine. | - Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Rubin, is it? - Abbie and Jerry is fine. |
568 | 00:30:41,958 | 00:30:43,375 | What was said at that meeting? | What was said at that meeting? |
569 | 00:30:43,458 | 00:30:47,333 | I was told the Youth International Party would be holding a festival of life | I was told the Youth International Party would be holding a festival of life |
570 | 00:30:47,416 | 00:30:49,750 | during the Democratic National Convention. | during the Democratic National Convention. |
571 | 00:30:49,833 | 00:30:52,166 | There would be thousands of young people attending | There would be thousands of young people attending |
572 | 00:30:52,250 | 00:30:54,291 | and there'd be rock bands playing in the park. | and there'd be rock bands playing in the park. |
573 | 00:30:54,375 | 00:30:55,666 | Music will be performed. | Music will be performed. |
574 | 00:30:55,750 | 00:30:57,666 | - Rock music? - I would think. | - Rock music? - I would think. |
575 | 00:30:57,750 | 00:31:00,333 | They also said there would be public fornication. | They also said there would be public fornication. |
576 | 00:31:00,416 | 00:31:01,583 | Say that again, sir? | Say that again, sir? |
577 | 00:31:01,666 | 00:31:03,125 | Public fornication. | Public fornication. |
578 | 00:31:03,208 | 00:31:05,708 | You're asking for a Parks permit for public... | You're asking for a Parks permit for public... |
579 | 00:31:05,791 | 00:31:07,041 | - Yeah. - And rock music. | - Yeah. - And rock music. |
580 | 00:31:07,125 | 00:31:08,041 | No, of course not. | No, of course not. |
581 | 00:31:08,125 | 00:31:09,250 | What if it was R&B? | What if it was R&B? |
582 | 00:31:09,333 | 00:31:12,125 | - Did you issue the permits? - No, I did not. | - Did you issue the permits? - No, I did not. |
583 | 00:31:12,708 | 00:31:17,583 | And what, if anything, did Abbie Hoffman say when you denied their request? | And what, if anything, did Abbie Hoffman say when you denied their request? |
584 | 00:31:17,666 | 00:31:19,958 | Mr. Stahl, you need to understand something. | Mr. Stahl, you need to understand something. |
585 | 00:31:20,041 | 00:31:24,625 | There's gonna be a festival of life in Grant Park held during the convention. | There's gonna be a festival of life in Grant Park held during the convention. |
586 | 00:31:24,708 | 00:31:28,458 | Bands will play rock music. There will be public fornication. | Bands will play rock music. There will be public fornication. |
587 | 00:31:28,541 | 00:31:31,291 | Likely some of it with the wives and mistresses of delegates. | Likely some of it with the wives and mistresses of delegates. |
588 | 00:31:31,375 | 00:31:35,166 | Psychedelic, long-haired leftists will consort with dope users. | Psychedelic, long-haired leftists will consort with dope users. |
589 | 00:31:35,750 | 00:31:38,375 | And we'll insist that the next president of the US | And we'll insist that the next president of the US |
590 | 00:31:38,458 | 00:31:40,625 | stops sending our friends to be slaughtered. | stops sending our friends to be slaughtered. |
591 | 00:31:40,708 | 00:31:43,125 | This will happen whether you give us the permit or not. | This will happen whether you give us the permit or not. |
592 | 00:31:43,208 | 00:31:45,791 | Hotels will be filled with delegates. Where will people sleep? | Hotels will be filled with delegates. Where will people sleep? |
593 | 00:31:45,875 | 00:31:48,541 | Some will sleep in tents, others will live frivolously. | Some will sleep in tents, others will live frivolously. |
594 | 00:31:48,625 | 00:31:50,583 | - How many people are coming? - A lot. | - How many people are coming? - A lot. |
595 | 00:31:50,666 | 00:31:53,958 | What's a lot? A thousand? Two thousand? | What's a lot? A thousand? Two thousand? |
596 | 00:31:54,041 | 00:31:55,041 | Ten thousand. | Ten thousand. |
597 | 00:31:55,125 | 00:31:57,250 | - Jesus Christ. - Right? | - Jesus Christ. - Right? |
598 | 00:31:58,041 | 00:32:01,166 | Did Abbie Hoffman add anything at the end of the meeting? | Did Abbie Hoffman add anything at the end of the meeting? |
599 | 00:32:01,250 | 00:32:02,250 | Yes. | Yes. |
600 | 00:32:02,291 | 00:32:04,083 | - [Schultz] What did he say? - He said… | - [Schultz] What did he say? - He said… |
601 | 00:32:04,166 | 00:32:07,000 | Or you give me 100 grand and I could call the whole thing off. | Or you give me 100 grand and I could call the whole thing off. |
602 | 00:32:07,083 | 00:32:08,125 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
603 | 00:32:09,625 | 00:32:11,125 | Mr. Fineglass. | Mr. Fineglass. |
604 | 00:32:11,208 | 00:32:13,000 | Uh, Weinglass, sir. | Uh, Weinglass, sir. |
605 | 00:32:14,416 | 00:32:18,500 | Mr. Stahl, the meeting you just described with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Rubin, | Mr. Stahl, the meeting you just described with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Rubin, |
606 | 00:32:18,583 | 00:32:21,750 | was that the only meeting you had with any of the defendants? | was that the only meeting you had with any of the defendants? |
607 | 00:32:21,833 | 00:32:22,833 | No. | No. |
608 | 00:32:22,875 | 00:32:26,541 | On August 2nd, you had a meeting with Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis. | On August 2nd, you had a meeting with Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis. |
609 | 00:32:26,625 | 00:32:29,125 | - Tom Hayden. - Rennie Davis. | - Tom Hayden. - Rennie Davis. |
610 | 00:32:29,208 | 00:32:31,958 | On August 12th, you had a meeting with David Dellinger. | On August 12th, you had a meeting with David Dellinger. |
611 | 00:32:32,500 | 00:32:34,416 | I'll tell you the same thing I told the others. | I'll tell you the same thing I told the others. |
612 | 00:32:34,500 | 00:32:37,041 | There were two more meetings with Tom and Rennie | There were two more meetings with Tom and Rennie |
613 | 00:32:37,125 | 00:32:39,333 | on the 10th and 12th of August, | on the 10th and 12th of August, |
614 | 00:32:39,416 | 00:32:43,041 | and one more meeting with David Dellinger on the 26th. | and one more meeting with David Dellinger on the 26th. |
615 | 00:32:43,125 | 00:32:44,291 | I can't be sure of the dates. | I can't be sure of the dates. |
616 | 00:32:44,375 | 00:32:47,625 | Well, I can be sure. They're recorded in the log at City Hall. | Well, I can be sure. They're recorded in the log at City Hall. |
617 | 00:32:47,708 | 00:32:48,708 | Okay… | Okay… |
618 | 00:32:48,750 | 00:32:52,833 | And in each of the meetings, a request was made for a permit | And in each of the meetings, a request was made for a permit |
619 | 00:32:52,916 | 00:32:55,708 | to demonstrate in Grant Park during the convention. | to demonstrate in Grant Park during the convention. |
620 | 00:32:55,791 | 00:32:58,958 | Mr. Stahl, we intend a peaceful demonstration. | Mr. Stahl, we intend a peaceful demonstration. |
621 | 00:32:59,041 | 00:33:02,041 | We're not interested in violence or disturbing the delegates. | We're not interested in violence or disturbing the delegates. |
622 | 00:33:02,125 | 00:33:05,958 | And in each of the meetings, the request for permits was denied. | And in each of the meetings, the request for permits was denied. |
623 | 00:33:06,041 | 00:33:08,916 | Listen, I'll tell you the same thing I told Mr. Hoffman | Listen, I'll tell you the same thing I told Mr. Hoffman |
624 | 00:33:09,000 | 00:33:10,791 | and Mr. Rubin and Mr. Dellinger. | and Mr. Rubin and Mr. Dellinger. |
625 | 00:33:10,875 | 00:33:13,083 | No demonstrations within sight of the Hilton. | No demonstrations within sight of the Hilton. |
626 | 00:33:13,166 | 00:33:16,041 | We have to demonstrate there. That's where the convention is. | We have to demonstrate there. That's where the convention is. |
627 | 00:33:16,125 | 00:33:18,750 | There will be no demonstrations within sight of the Hilton. | There will be no demonstrations within sight of the Hilton. |
628 | 00:33:18,833 | 00:33:21,083 | Okay. But the thing is, there will be. | Okay. But the thing is, there will be. |
629 | 00:33:22,000 | 00:33:24,291 | - Are you threatening me, Mr. Hayden? - No. | - Are you threatening me, Mr. Hayden? - No. |
630 | 00:33:24,375 | 00:33:26,833 | We're not threatening you. We're cautioning you. | We're not threatening you. We're cautioning you. |
631 | 00:33:26,916 | 00:33:28,750 | Thousands of people are coming to Chicago. | Thousands of people are coming to Chicago. |
632 | 00:33:28,833 | 00:33:30,833 | If they're not given a place to demonstrate, | If they're not given a place to demonstrate, |
633 | 00:33:30,916 | 00:33:32,833 | they'll demonstrate wherever they stand. | they'll demonstrate wherever they stand. |
634 | 00:33:32,916 | 00:33:35,041 | So it's reckless, irresponsible, | So it's reckless, irresponsible, |
635 | 00:33:35,125 | 00:33:38,166 | and foolishly dangerous of the city not to have a contingency plan. | and foolishly dangerous of the city not to have a contingency plan. |
636 | 00:33:38,250 | 00:33:40,666 | We're gonna need police security, first aid… | We're gonna need police security, first aid… |
637 | 00:33:40,750 | 00:33:42,458 | - Traffic control. - Water, sanitation. | - Traffic control. - Water, sanitation. |
638 | 00:33:42,541 | 00:33:47,125 | So, five times, you were asked for a permit. | So, five times, you were asked for a permit. |
639 | 00:33:47,208 | 00:33:50,125 | Five times, you were advised of the dangers | Five times, you were advised of the dangers |
640 | 00:33:50,208 | 00:33:52,666 | of not providing a location to demonstrate... | of not providing a location to demonstrate... |
641 | 00:33:52,750 | 00:33:55,041 | I don't take my instructions from the defendants. | I don't take my instructions from the defendants. |
642 | 00:33:55,125 | 00:33:56,485 | - No, you don't. - [Stahl] I don't. | - No, you don't. - [Stahl] I don't. |
643 | 00:33:56,541 | 00:33:58,083 | You take them from Mayor Daley. | You take them from Mayor Daley. |
644 | 00:33:59,500 | 00:34:02,125 | You're appointed by the mayor and you serve at his pleasure? | You're appointed by the mayor and you serve at his pleasure? |
645 | 00:34:02,208 | 00:34:03,041 | Yes. | Yes. |
646 | 00:34:03,125 | 00:34:06,250 | And you're subject to removal in the same manner by the mayor? | And you're subject to removal in the same manner by the mayor? |
647 | 00:34:06,833 | 00:34:08,833 | - Yes. - Thank you. | - Yes. - Thank you. |
648 | 00:34:08,916 | 00:34:11,791 | Further cross-examination, Mr. Kunstler. | Further cross-examination, Mr. Kunstler. |
649 | 00:34:11,875 | 00:34:14,416 | Yes, sir. Mr. Stahl. When Abbie... | Yes, sir. Mr. Stahl. When Abbie... |
650 | 00:34:14,500 | 00:34:15,666 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
651 | 00:34:15,750 | 00:34:20,375 | Mr. Seale, would you identify the man sitting behind you? | Mr. Seale, would you identify the man sitting behind you? |
652 | 00:34:21,375 | 00:34:22,875 | - No, sir. - No? | - No, sir. - No? |
653 | 00:34:22,958 | 00:34:24,125 | - That's right. - Why not? | - That's right. - Why not? |
654 | 00:34:24,208 | 00:34:25,875 | He's not on trial here. | He's not on trial here. |
655 | 00:34:25,958 | 00:34:31,125 | - Mr. Seale, identify the man behind you. - [whispering indistinctly] | - Mr. Seale, identify the man behind you. - [whispering indistinctly] |
656 | 00:34:35,208 | 00:34:36,291 | His name is Fred Hampton. | His name is Fred Hampton. |
657 | 00:34:36,375 | 00:34:37,875 | [Hoffman] Let the record indicate | [Hoffman] Let the record indicate |
658 | 00:34:37,958 | 00:34:42,041 | that Mr. Hampton is head of the Chicago chapter of the Black Panther Party. | that Mr. Hampton is head of the Chicago chapter of the Black Panther Party. |
659 | 00:34:42,125 | 00:34:46,291 | Your Honor, Mr. Hampton isn't at the bar. Why is the record identifying him at all? | Your Honor, Mr. Hampton isn't at the bar. Why is the record identifying him at all? |
660 | 00:34:46,375 | 00:34:49,625 | Mr. Hampton is clearly giving Mr. Seale legal advice. | Mr. Hampton is clearly giving Mr. Seale legal advice. |
661 | 00:34:49,708 | 00:34:51,958 | My lawyer is Charles Garry. | My lawyer is Charles Garry. |
662 | 00:34:52,041 | 00:34:53,583 | Excuse me, sir, but for all you know, | Excuse me, sir, but for all you know, |
663 | 00:34:53,666 | 00:34:56,625 | Mr. Hampton is giving Mr. Seale the score of the White Sox game. | Mr. Hampton is giving Mr. Seale the score of the White Sox game. |
664 | 00:34:56,708 | 00:34:59,000 | - I will assume that he is not. - Why? | - I will assume that he is not. - Why? |
665 | 00:34:59,083 | 00:35:02,958 | Because that's what happens when you don't have a lawyer. | Because that's what happens when you don't have a lawyer. |
666 | 00:35:03,041 | 00:35:06,416 | The court assumes that you are being represented | The court assumes that you are being represented |
667 | 00:35:06,500 | 00:35:09,500 | by the Black Panther sitting behind you. | by the Black Panther sitting behind you. |
668 | 00:35:09,583 | 00:35:12,208 | [spectators murmuring] | [spectators murmuring] |
669 | 00:35:12,791 | 00:35:13,791 | Continue. | Continue. |
670 | 00:35:14,416 | 00:35:19,333 | Mr. Stahl, when Abbie offered to call the whole thing off for $100,000, | Mr. Stahl, when Abbie offered to call the whole thing off for $100,000, |
671 | 00:35:19,416 | 00:35:23,708 | did you think that he was serious or did you think he was making a joke? | did you think that he was serious or did you think he was making a joke? |
672 | 00:35:23,791 | 00:35:26,625 | I had no reason not to think he was serious. | I had no reason not to think he was serious. |
673 | 00:35:26,708 | 00:35:29,333 | - Really? Do you know what extortion is? - Yes. | - Really? Do you know what extortion is? - Yes. |
674 | 00:35:29,416 | 00:35:31,000 | - Do you know it's a felony? - Yes. | - Do you know it's a felony? - Yes. |
675 | 00:35:31,083 | 00:35:33,125 | Okay. So, when you called the FBI | Okay. So, when you called the FBI |
676 | 00:35:33,208 | 00:35:36,916 | and told 'em about Mr. Hoffman's attempt to extort a government employee, | and told 'em about Mr. Hoffman's attempt to extort a government employee, |
677 | 00:35:37,000 | 00:35:38,958 | - what'd they say? - I didn't call the FBI. | - what'd they say? - I didn't call the FBI. |
678 | 00:35:39,041 | 00:35:42,125 | Sorry. When you called the US attorney and reported attempted extortion, | Sorry. When you called the US attorney and reported attempted extortion, |
679 | 00:35:42,208 | 00:35:44,541 | - what'd their office say? - I didn't call the US att... | - what'd their office say? - I didn't call the US att... |
680 | 00:35:44,625 | 00:35:47,041 | - Cooke County DA. Did you call them? - No, sir. | - Cooke County DA. Did you call them? - No, sir. |
681 | 00:35:47,125 | 00:35:49,000 | - The chief of police? - Mr. Kunstler... | - The chief of police? - Mr. Kunstler... |
682 | 00:35:49,083 | 00:35:51,625 | The police officer posted outside the mayor's office? | The police officer posted outside the mayor's office? |
683 | 00:35:51,708 | 00:35:55,083 | How about the mayor? Mr. Stahl, I'm gonna ask you again. | How about the mayor? Mr. Stahl, I'm gonna ask you again. |
684 | 00:35:55,666 | 00:36:01,458 | When Abbie Hoffman asked for $100,000 to call the whole thing off, | When Abbie Hoffman asked for $100,000 to call the whole thing off, |
685 | 00:36:01,541 | 00:36:06,000 | did you think that he was serious or did you know that he was making a joke? | did you think that he was serious or did you know that he was making a joke? |
686 | 00:36:06,083 | 00:36:08,958 | I had no reason not to believe he was serious. | I had no reason not to believe he was serious. |
687 | 00:36:09,041 | 00:36:12,333 | Then, along with extortion, did you know that perjury is a crime? | Then, along with extortion, did you know that perjury is a crime? |
688 | 00:36:12,416 | 00:36:14,708 | - Objection. - Sustained, and strike it. | - Objection. - Sustained, and strike it. |
689 | 00:36:14,791 | 00:36:15,708 | In fact, | In fact, |
690 | 00:36:15,791 | 00:36:19,875 | strike the entirety of Mr. Stahl's testimony under cross-examination, | strike the entirety of Mr. Stahl's testimony under cross-examination, |
691 | 00:36:19,958 | 00:36:22,750 | and the jury is instructed to disregard it. | and the jury is instructed to disregard it. |
692 | 00:36:22,833 | 00:36:25,791 | You're gonna strike the entire cross-examination? | You're gonna strike the entire cross-examination? |
693 | 00:36:25,875 | 00:36:28,666 | I gave you and co-counsel Fineglass ample... | I gave you and co-counsel Fineglass ample... |
694 | 00:36:28,750 | 00:36:30,666 | Co-counsel's name is Weinglass. | Co-counsel's name is Weinglass. |
695 | 00:36:30,750 | 00:36:34,125 | Mr. Stahl's testimony under cross-examination is entirely... | Mr. Stahl's testimony under cross-examination is entirely... |
696 | 00:36:34,208 | 00:36:36,833 | You are interrupting the court again, Mr. Kunstler. | You are interrupting the court again, Mr. Kunstler. |
697 | 00:36:36,916 | 00:36:38,750 | Move to reinstate testimony. | Move to reinstate testimony. |
698 | 00:36:38,833 | 00:36:40,041 | [defendants] Overruled. | [defendants] Overruled. |
699 | 00:36:40,125 | 00:36:41,708 | [spectators murmuring] | [spectators murmuring] |
700 | 00:36:45,208 | 00:36:47,166 | - Overruled. - Exception. | - Overruled. - Exception. |
701 | 00:36:47,250 | 00:36:49,916 | Noted. Are there any further questions? | Noted. Are there any further questions? |
702 | 00:36:50,541 | 00:36:53,708 | Yes. So, Mr. Stahl, in any of these meetings, | Yes. So, Mr. Stahl, in any of these meetings, |
703 | 00:36:53,791 | 00:36:57,375 | did any of the defendants say that if you didn't grant them permits, | did any of the defendants say that if you didn't grant them permits, |
704 | 00:36:57,458 | 00:36:59,958 | that they would do violent acts to the city? | that they would do violent acts to the city? |
705 | 00:37:00,041 | 00:37:05,500 | Yes, they said the Parks permit should be issued in order to minimize destruction. | Yes, they said the Parks permit should be issued in order to minimize destruction. |
706 | 00:37:05,583 | 00:37:08,333 | Did they indicate from whom this destruction would come? | Did they indicate from whom this destruction would come? |
707 | 00:37:09,041 | 00:37:12,041 | The destruction did not come from the Chicago Police Department, | The destruction did not come from the Chicago Police Department, |
708 | 00:37:12,125 | 00:37:13,875 | if that's what you're suggesting. | if that's what you're suggesting. |
709 | 00:37:15,208 | 00:37:16,416 | No further questions. | No further questions. |
710 | 00:37:17,666 | 00:37:19,750 | I'd like to cross-examine the witness, Your Honor. | I'd like to cross-examine the witness, Your Honor. |
711 | 00:37:19,833 | 00:37:21,583 | - [Hoffman] You may not. - Have you met me? | - [Hoffman] You may not. - Have you met me? |
712 | 00:37:21,666 | 00:37:22,833 | Sit, Mr. Seale. | Sit, Mr. Seale. |
713 | 00:37:28,791 | 00:37:30,500 | Are you guilty of conspiracy? | Are you guilty of conspiracy? |
714 | 00:37:30,583 | 00:37:32,625 | We believe that we are innocent. | We believe that we are innocent. |
715 | 00:37:32,708 | 00:37:36,416 | The people who are guilty of conspiracy are the fuckers who put us on trial. | The people who are guilty of conspiracy are the fuckers who put us on trial. |
716 | 00:37:36,500 | 00:37:40,041 | They are responsible for the bloodshed that flowed in the streets of Chicago. | They are responsible for the bloodshed that flowed in the streets of Chicago. |
717 | 00:37:40,125 | 00:37:42,541 | Why won't Bobby Seale let anyone represent him? | Why won't Bobby Seale let anyone represent him? |
718 | 00:37:42,625 | 00:37:45,000 | You've posed that question in the form of a lie. | You've posed that question in the form of a lie. |
719 | 00:37:48,583 | 00:37:50,500 | [reporters clamor] | [reporters clamor] |
720 | 00:37:50,583 | 00:37:53,416 | [telephone ringing] | [telephone ringing] |
721 | 00:37:53,500 | 00:37:55,416 | [woman] Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? | [woman] Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? |
722 | 00:37:55,500 | 00:37:57,833 | [telephones continue ringing] | [telephones continue ringing] |
723 | 00:37:57,916 | 00:37:59,958 | Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? | Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? |
724 | 00:38:05,791 | 00:38:07,750 | Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? | Conspiracy Office. Can you hold on? |
725 | 00:38:07,833 | 00:38:11,333 | Maybe you don't want to call it the, uh, Conspiracy Office. | Maybe you don't want to call it the, uh, Conspiracy Office. |
726 | 00:38:11,416 | 00:38:13,416 | They understand irony and appreciate the humor. | They understand irony and appreciate the humor. |
727 | 00:38:13,500 | 00:38:16,083 | - I wouldn't count on it. - Most people are smart, Bill. | - I wouldn't count on it. - Most people are smart, Bill. |
728 | 00:38:16,166 | 00:38:19,583 | If you believe that, you'll get your heart broken every day of your life. | If you believe that, you'll get your heart broken every day of your life. |
729 | 00:38:19,666 | 00:38:23,083 | - [telephone rings] - Hang on. Hi, how can I help you? | - [telephone rings] - Hang on. Hi, how can I help you? |
730 | 00:38:23,166 | 00:38:24,000 | Messages? | Messages? |
731 | 00:38:24,083 | 00:38:27,333 | We sure do take contributions. We've got high-priced lawyers. | We sure do take contributions. We've got high-priced lawyers. |
732 | 00:38:27,416 | 00:38:29,125 | High-priced lawyers are working for free. | High-priced lawyers are working for free. |
733 | 00:38:29,208 | 00:38:31,208 | - It's the support staff. - We can't take grass. | - It's the support staff. - We can't take grass. |
734 | 00:38:31,291 | 00:38:32,458 | - [Abbie] Hey! - Yeah. | - [Abbie] Hey! - Yeah. |
735 | 00:38:32,541 | 00:38:34,708 | - Abbie says we'll take the weed. - [Bill] Messages? | - Abbie says we'll take the weed. - [Bill] Messages? |
736 | 00:38:34,791 | 00:38:37,083 | Let me give you our mailing address. | Let me give you our mailing address. |
737 | 00:38:37,166 | 00:38:38,958 | We are in Hyde Park, | We are in Hyde Park, |
738 | 00:38:39,041 | 00:38:43,708 | 28 East Jackson Street, Chicago, Illinois. 60604… | 28 East Jackson Street, Chicago, Illinois. 60604… |
739 | 00:38:45,375 | 00:38:48,166 | I don't want you guys holding any more press conferences. | I don't want you guys holding any more press conferences. |
740 | 00:38:48,250 | 00:38:51,958 | If you're gonna get between Abbie and a camera, I'd wear pads and a helmet. | If you're gonna get between Abbie and a camera, I'd wear pads and a helmet. |
741 | 00:38:52,041 | 00:38:54,541 | We had a good day, Len. Tell him we had a good day. | We had a good day, Len. Tell him we had a good day. |
742 | 00:38:54,625 | 00:38:55,458 | Six and eleven. | Six and eleven. |
743 | 00:38:55,541 | 00:38:56,750 | [Tom] What does that mean? | [Tom] What does that mean? |
744 | 00:38:56,833 | 00:39:00,083 | - Jurors six and eleven. They're with us. - How do you know? | - Jurors six and eleven. They're with us. - How do you know? |
745 | 00:39:00,166 | 00:39:03,833 | Six made sure I saw a copy of a James Baldwin novel under her arm, | Six made sure I saw a copy of a James Baldwin novel under her arm, |
746 | 00:39:03,916 | 00:39:06,375 | and eleven's been nodding during the Stahl cross. | and eleven's been nodding during the Stahl cross. |
747 | 00:39:06,458 | 00:39:07,708 | Falling asleep? | Falling asleep? |
748 | 00:39:07,791 | 00:39:09,583 | Nodding. Agreeing. | Nodding. Agreeing. |
749 | 00:39:10,166 | 00:39:11,791 | No more press conferences. | No more press conferences. |
750 | 00:39:11,875 | 00:39:13,791 | [press conference playing on TV] | [press conference playing on TV] |
751 | 00:39:13,875 | 00:39:16,083 | [Jerry] You posed that question in the form of a lie. | [Jerry] You posed that question in the form of a lie. |
752 | 00:39:16,166 | 00:39:19,541 | Bobby Seale's lawyer is Charles Garry. He's in the hospital right now. | Bobby Seale's lawyer is Charles Garry. He's in the hospital right now. |
753 | 00:39:19,625 | 00:39:22,291 | A motion was made for postponement and it was denied. | A motion was made for postponement and it was denied. |
754 | 00:39:22,375 | 00:39:24,750 | [reporter] Would you have taken $100,000 to call it off? | [reporter] Would you have taken $100,000 to call it off? |
755 | 00:39:24,833 | 00:39:27,916 | Yeah, sure. I would have taken $100,000. | Yeah, sure. I would have taken $100,000. |
756 | 00:39:28,000 | 00:39:29,541 | As for calling it off… | As for calling it off… |
757 | 00:39:29,625 | 00:39:31,906 | [reporter] How much is it worth to you? What's your price? | [reporter] How much is it worth to you? What's your price? |
758 | 00:39:31,958 | 00:39:33,375 | [Abbie] To call off the revolution? | [Abbie] To call off the revolution? |
759 | 00:39:35,333 | 00:39:36,666 | [reporter] What's your price? | [reporter] What's your price? |
760 | 00:39:38,583 | 00:39:39,583 | My life. | My life. |
761 | 00:40:15,250 | 00:40:16,958 | [softly] Any idea what's going on? | [softly] Any idea what's going on? |
762 | 00:40:18,458 | 00:40:21,333 | It's been years since I've had any idea what was going on. | It's been years since I've had any idea what was going on. |
763 | 00:40:30,708 | 00:40:32,833 | I'm going to adjourn the court for the day | I'm going to adjourn the court for the day |
764 | 00:40:32,916 | 00:40:35,583 | and see counsel in my chambers in 15 minutes. | and see counsel in my chambers in 15 minutes. |
765 | 00:40:35,666 | 00:40:36,916 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
766 | 00:40:42,416 | 00:40:44,708 | Gentlemen, it's been brought to my attention | Gentlemen, it's been brought to my attention |
767 | 00:40:44,791 | 00:40:46,833 | that two jurors received threatening notes | that two jurors received threatening notes |
768 | 00:40:46,916 | 00:40:49,875 | from a member or members of the Black Panther Party. | from a member or members of the Black Panther Party. |
769 | 00:40:49,958 | 00:40:50,958 | Which two jurors? | Which two jurors? |
770 | 00:40:51,000 | 00:40:53,416 | Juror number six and juror number eleven. | Juror number six and juror number eleven. |
771 | 00:40:54,708 | 00:40:57,750 | These were slipped into the mail at the homes of their parents. | These were slipped into the mail at the homes of their parents. |
772 | 00:41:00,291 | 00:41:01,541 | Bring in juror six. | Bring in juror six. |
773 | 00:41:02,791 | 00:41:03,791 | Six and eleven? | Six and eleven? |
774 | 00:41:05,291 | 00:41:07,333 | - Yes. - Judge, I wonder if we could draw... | - Yes. - Judge, I wonder if we could draw... |
775 | 00:41:07,416 | 00:41:08,916 | Juror number six, how are you? | Juror number six, how are you? |
776 | 00:41:09,708 | 00:41:10,708 | I'm fine. | I'm fine. |
777 | 00:41:10,791 | 00:41:12,375 | - [Bill] Before we talk... - Please. | - [Bill] Before we talk... - Please. |
778 | 00:41:12,458 | 00:41:15,208 | Your parents received this note this morning in their mail. | Your parents received this note this morning in their mail. |
779 | 00:41:15,291 | 00:41:17,708 | They called the police, as they should have done. | They called the police, as they should have done. |
780 | 00:41:17,791 | 00:41:20,291 | I'd like you to take the note and read it out loud. | I'd like you to take the note and read it out loud. |
781 | 00:41:21,000 | 00:41:21,833 | My parents? | My parents? |
782 | 00:41:21,916 | 00:41:24,208 | - [Bill] Your Honor, before she... - Please read the note. | - [Bill] Your Honor, before she... - Please read the note. |
783 | 00:41:27,250 | 00:41:28,416 | "We're watching you." | "We're watching you." |
784 | 00:41:29,166 | 00:41:31,041 | [Hoffman] And you see who signed it? | [Hoffman] And you see who signed it? |
785 | 00:41:32,208 | 00:41:34,291 | [sighs] "The Panthers." | [sighs] "The Panthers." |
786 | 00:41:34,375 | 00:41:37,125 | You understand that to mean the Black Panthers, don't you? | You understand that to mean the Black Panthers, don't you? |
787 | 00:41:38,083 | 00:41:41,250 | You understand defendant Bobby Seale is the head of the Black Panthers. | You understand defendant Bobby Seale is the head of the Black Panthers. |
788 | 00:41:41,333 | 00:41:44,250 | - Judge, you can't... - He's chairman of the Black Panther Party. | - Judge, you can't... - He's chairman of the Black Panther Party. |
789 | 00:41:44,333 | 00:41:48,500 | Do you still feel that you can render a fair and impartial verdict? | Do you still feel that you can render a fair and impartial verdict? |
790 | 00:41:50,625 | 00:41:51,625 | [sighs] | [sighs] |
791 | 00:41:57,333 | 00:42:00,583 | [Hoffman] Juror number six, your family has been threatened | [Hoffman] Juror number six, your family has been threatened |
792 | 00:42:00,666 | 00:42:02,083 | and so have you… | and so have you… |
793 | 00:42:03,000 | 00:42:06,833 | by members of an organization that is led by one of the defendants. | by members of an organization that is led by one of the defendants. |
794 | 00:42:07,416 | 00:42:09,750 | Judge, for the love of Christ, she… | Judge, for the love of Christ, she… |
795 | 00:42:12,458 | 00:42:15,041 | - I apologize, Your Honor. - I would think so. | - I apologize, Your Honor. - I would think so. |
796 | 00:42:15,666 | 00:42:19,083 | Do you still feel you can render a fair and impartial verdict? | Do you still feel you can render a fair and impartial verdict? |
797 | 00:42:22,500 | 00:42:23,541 | No, sir. | No, sir. |
798 | 00:42:24,250 | 00:42:27,208 | You're dismissed from this jury. Thank you for your service. | You're dismissed from this jury. Thank you for your service. |
799 | 00:42:28,166 | 00:42:29,750 | Please bring in juror number eleven. | Please bring in juror number eleven. |
800 | 00:42:29,833 | 00:42:32,208 | - I'm sorry. - Keep reading James Baldwin. | - I'm sorry. - Keep reading James Baldwin. |
801 | 00:42:40,083 | 00:42:43,000 | [Foran] Bill, I thought the Panthers were smarter than that. | [Foran] Bill, I thought the Panthers were smarter than that. |
802 | 00:42:43,083 | 00:42:44,250 | - They are. - Well... | - They are. - Well... |
803 | 00:42:44,333 | 00:42:47,208 | The Panthers don't write letters any more than the Mob does. | The Panthers don't write letters any more than the Mob does. |
804 | 00:42:47,291 | 00:42:49,958 | The moment I find out that it was your office that did, | The moment I find out that it was your office that did, |
805 | 00:42:50,041 | 00:42:53,625 | you'll see the criminal justice system up closer than you ever wanted to. | you'll see the criminal justice system up closer than you ever wanted to. |
806 | 00:43:07,125 | 00:43:09,958 | - Who are the alternates? - [Jerry] We're gonna make this public. | - Who are the alternates? - [Jerry] We're gonna make this public. |
807 | 00:43:10,041 | 00:43:11,541 | - Help yourself. - [Tom] Who are they? | - Help yourself. - [Tom] Who are they? |
808 | 00:43:11,625 | 00:43:14,458 | Somebody other than the FBI has to investigate that letter. | Somebody other than the FBI has to investigate that letter. |
809 | 00:43:14,541 | 00:43:16,666 | Who'd you have in mind? Jefferson Airplane? | Who'd you have in mind? Jefferson Airplane? |
810 | 00:43:17,250 | 00:43:19,250 | - The FBI investigates. - This is bullshit. | - The FBI investigates. - This is bullshit. |
811 | 00:43:19,333 | 00:43:20,541 | Who are the alternates? | Who are the alternates? |
812 | 00:43:20,625 | 00:43:22,345 | - Fucking bullshit. - Clean up the language. | - Fucking bullshit. - Clean up the language. |
813 | 00:43:22,375 | 00:43:25,166 | Kay Richards. 42-year-old dental hygienist. | Kay Richards. 42-year-old dental hygienist. |
814 | 00:43:25,250 | 00:43:26,458 | [Tom] That doesn't sound bad. | [Tom] That doesn't sound bad. |
815 | 00:43:26,541 | 00:43:30,583 | We think she's dating a guy named Tom Banachek, who works for Daley. | We think she's dating a guy named Tom Banachek, who works for Daley. |
816 | 00:43:30,666 | 00:43:33,125 | [overlapping angry chatter] | [overlapping angry chatter] |
817 | 00:43:33,208 | 00:43:35,958 | - We were out of peremptory challenges. - How did this happen? | - We were out of peremptory challenges. - How did this happen? |
818 | 00:43:36,041 | 00:43:38,916 | It's either her or that Korean War vet | It's either her or that Korean War vet |
819 | 00:43:39,000 | 00:43:41,666 | who kicked his son out of the house for protesting the Vietnam. | who kicked his son out of the house for protesting the Vietnam. |
820 | 00:43:41,750 | 00:43:43,625 | You don't have to be Clarence Darrow… | You don't have to be Clarence Darrow… |
821 | 00:43:43,708 | 00:43:47,666 | Did they manipulate the jury pool? How come there's nobody who looks like me? | Did they manipulate the jury pool? How come there's nobody who looks like me? |
822 | 00:43:47,750 | 00:43:52,083 | All right, raise your hands if any of you have ever shown up for jury duty. | All right, raise your hands if any of you have ever shown up for jury duty. |
823 | 00:43:52,666 | 00:43:54,875 | No? Then shut the fuck up. | No? Then shut the fuck up. |
824 | 00:43:54,958 | 00:43:56,333 | - Bill… - Yeah? | - Bill… - Yeah? |
825 | 00:43:56,416 | 00:43:57,416 | [Tom] What? | [Tom] What? |
826 | 00:43:58,666 | 00:43:59,916 | He's sequestering the jury. | He's sequestering the jury. |
827 | 00:44:00,541 | 00:44:01,708 | Of course he is. | Of course he is. |
828 | 00:44:01,791 | 00:44:03,250 | [trash can clattering] | [trash can clattering] |
829 | 00:44:04,791 | 00:44:07,208 | No such thing as a political trial. | No such thing as a political trial. |
830 | 00:44:07,291 | 00:44:08,291 | Good to know. | Good to know. |
831 | 00:44:10,625 | 00:44:11,708 | I… | I… |
832 | 00:44:11,791 | 00:44:16,833 | I want an expert in geriatric psychiatry sitting in the gallery for a few days. | I want an expert in geriatric psychiatry sitting in the gallery for a few days. |
833 | 00:44:17,750 | 00:44:21,625 | I want a medical evaluation of this… this judge. | I want a medical evaluation of this… this judge. |
834 | 00:44:24,625 | 00:44:28,083 | [newscaster speaking on TV] | [newscaster speaking on TV] |
835 | 00:44:28,166 | 00:44:32,291 | The sequester's probably a reaction to Abbie doing stand-up on weekends. | The sequester's probably a reaction to Abbie doing stand-up on weekends. |
836 | 00:44:32,375 | 00:44:33,583 | It's not stand-up. | It's not stand-up. |
837 | 00:44:33,666 | 00:44:36,791 | You're in a college auditorium in a spotlight telling jokes. | You're in a college auditorium in a spotlight telling jokes. |
838 | 00:44:36,875 | 00:44:38,500 | That's a little reductive. | That's a little reductive. |
839 | 00:44:39,708 | 00:44:40,833 | Names? | Names? |
840 | 00:44:40,916 | 00:44:43,083 | Yeah. From yesterday. | Yeah. From yesterday. |
841 | 00:44:47,916 | 00:44:48,958 | [John] You hungry? | [John] You hungry? |
842 | 00:44:51,125 | 00:44:53,291 | If I hadn't asked you to help me with Sara Beth, | If I hadn't asked you to help me with Sara Beth, |
843 | 00:44:53,375 | 00:44:55,000 | - none of this would have happened. - No. | - none of this would have happened. - No. |
844 | 00:44:55,083 | 00:44:58,125 | I asked you to help with Sara Beth. That got us the first riot. | I asked you to help with Sara Beth. That got us the first riot. |
845 | 00:44:58,208 | 00:44:59,708 | The first riot got us the real riot. | The first riot got us the real riot. |
846 | 00:44:59,791 | 00:45:01,125 | - That's not... - Hang on. | - That's not... - Hang on. |
847 | 00:45:02,916 | 00:45:07,125 | [bugle playing "Taps" on TV] | [bugle playing "Taps" on TV] |
848 | 00:45:19,750 | 00:45:21,833 | Anyway, I'm telling stories. I always… | Anyway, I'm telling stories. I always… |
849 | 00:45:21,916 | 00:45:23,000 | I'll add the names. | I'll add the names. |
850 | 00:45:23,833 | 00:45:24,833 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
851 | 00:45:25,333 | 00:45:28,708 | We move to strike the order for sequestration of the jury, | We move to strike the order for sequestration of the jury, |
852 | 00:45:28,791 | 00:45:31,041 | which was made by Your Honor, sua sponte motion... | which was made by Your Honor, sua sponte motion... |
853 | 00:45:31,125 | 00:45:32,291 | Hold on. | Hold on. |
854 | 00:45:34,125 | 00:45:36,291 | Mr. Rubin, Mr. Hoffman. | Mr. Rubin, Mr. Hoffman. |
855 | 00:45:36,875 | 00:45:38,750 | - [spectators laugh] - What are you wearing? | - [spectators laugh] - What are you wearing? |
856 | 00:45:39,333 | 00:45:41,875 | It's an homage to you, Your Honor. | It's an homage to you, Your Honor. |
857 | 00:45:41,958 | 00:45:43,583 | Do you have clothes underneath there? | Do you have clothes underneath there? |
858 | 00:45:44,166 | 00:45:46,291 | Yes. Hold on. | Yes. Hold on. |
859 | 00:45:47,541 | 00:45:49,750 | - Yes. - Take off the robes, please. | - Yes. - Take off the robes, please. |
860 | 00:45:53,166 | 00:45:55,208 | - [all laughing] - [gavel banging] | - [all laughing] - [gavel banging] |
861 | 00:45:55,291 | 00:45:56,375 | [Hoffman] Silence! | [Hoffman] Silence! |
862 | 00:45:56,458 | 00:46:00,958 | Bailiff, charge Mr. Rubin and Mr. Hoffman with one count of contempt. | Bailiff, charge Mr. Rubin and Mr. Hoffman with one count of contempt. |
863 | 00:46:01,041 | 00:46:02,791 | Mr. Kunstler, continue. | Mr. Kunstler, continue. |
864 | 00:46:04,041 | 00:46:05,750 | We feel that sequestration, | We feel that sequestration, |
865 | 00:46:05,833 | 00:46:09,250 | for what appears will be a considerable period of time, can only... | for what appears will be a considerable period of time, can only... |
866 | 00:46:09,333 | 00:46:13,458 | It would be a considerably shorter period if the defense made fewer objections. | It would be a considerably shorter period if the defense made fewer objections. |
867 | 00:46:14,041 | 00:46:16,291 | …can only serve to the defendants' disadvantage. | …can only serve to the defendants' disadvantage. |
868 | 00:46:16,375 | 00:46:20,333 | The defense will make not one fewer objection than the prosecution | The defense will make not one fewer objection than the prosecution |
869 | 00:46:20,416 | 00:46:22,750 | or this court gives us reason to. | or this court gives us reason to. |
870 | 00:46:22,833 | 00:46:28,041 | Bailiff, charge Mr. Kunstler with one count of contempt. | Bailiff, charge Mr. Kunstler with one count of contempt. |
871 | 00:46:29,625 | 00:46:32,083 | May I continue my argument so it appears in the record? | May I continue my argument so it appears in the record? |
872 | 00:46:32,166 | 00:46:33,375 | You may continue. | You may continue. |
873 | 00:46:33,458 | 00:46:37,083 | The jury will be in the custody of the deputy marshals. | The jury will be in the custody of the deputy marshals. |
874 | 00:46:37,166 | 00:46:40,458 | The marshals will take care of all the needs and wants of the jury. | The marshals will take care of all the needs and wants of the jury. |
875 | 00:46:40,541 | 00:46:44,083 | We feel that that tends to make the jurors sympathetic. | We feel that that tends to make the jurors sympathetic. |
876 | 00:46:44,166 | 00:46:47,125 | The jury are gonna be taken care of… [fades out] | The jury are gonna be taken care of… [fades out] |
877 | 00:46:54,333 | 00:46:56,916 | [people shouting faintly] | [people shouting faintly] |
878 | 00:47:01,000 | 00:47:03,291 | - Paul Deluca. - And what is your occupation? | - Paul Deluca. - And what is your occupation? |
879 | 00:47:03,375 | 00:47:06,333 | [Deluca] I'm a detective with the police department, City of Chicago. | [Deluca] I'm a detective with the police department, City of Chicago. |
880 | 00:47:06,416 | 00:47:10,000 | Calling your attention to August of 1968 during the convention, | Calling your attention to August of 1968 during the convention, |
881 | 00:47:10,083 | 00:47:12,166 | did you have a specific assignment? | did you have a specific assignment? |
882 | 00:47:12,250 | 00:47:16,708 | To keep Rennie Davis under surveillance with my partner, Detective Bell. | To keep Rennie Davis under surveillance with my partner, Detective Bell. |
883 | 00:47:16,791 | 00:47:21,708 | While you were surveilling Rennie Davis on the evening of Sunday, August 25th, | While you were surveilling Rennie Davis on the evening of Sunday, August 25th, |
884 | 00:47:21,791 | 00:47:23,750 | the night before the convention began, | the night before the convention began, |
885 | 00:47:23,833 | 00:47:26,541 | did you observe Tom Hayden committing a crime? | did you observe Tom Hayden committing a crime? |
886 | 00:47:26,625 | 00:47:30,916 | Yes, Mr. Hayden was letting the air out of the tire of a police vehicle. | Yes, Mr. Hayden was letting the air out of the tire of a police vehicle. |
887 | 00:47:31,000 | 00:47:32,291 | - [music playing] - [siren wails] | - [music playing] - [siren wails] |
888 | 00:47:32,375 | 00:47:36,750 | [officer on loudspeaker] The park closes at 11:00 p.m. by order of the Chicago PD. | [officer on loudspeaker] The park closes at 11:00 p.m. by order of the Chicago PD. |
889 | 00:47:36,833 | 00:47:38,750 | You must be out of the park by 11:00 p.m. | You must be out of the park by 11:00 p.m. |
890 | 00:47:39,625 | 00:47:42,500 | Violators will be prosecuted for trespassing. | Violators will be prosecuted for trespassing. |
891 | 00:47:43,416 | 00:47:45,833 | I repeat, you must be out of the park. | I repeat, you must be out of the park. |
892 | 00:47:45,916 | 00:47:48,083 | ♪ Oh, oh ♪ | ♪ Oh, oh ♪ |
893 | 00:47:48,166 | 00:47:53,541 | ♪ Say you will You will be mine… ♪ | ♪ Say you will You will be mine… ♪ |
894 | 00:48:00,208 | 00:48:03,375 | It's a strategy of throwin' banana peels all over Chicago, | It's a strategy of throwin' banana peels all over Chicago, |
895 | 00:48:03,916 | 00:48:05,375 | and the machine will stumble. | and the machine will stumble. |
896 | 00:48:05,458 | 00:48:08,583 | When it stumbles, it goes into a policy of overkill | When it stumbles, it goes into a policy of overkill |
897 | 00:48:08,666 | 00:48:10,791 | and it starts to devour itself. | and it starts to devour itself. |
898 | 00:48:11,708 | 00:48:13,041 | We gotta convince 'em. | We gotta convince 'em. |
899 | 00:48:13,125 | 00:48:17,291 | We gotta convince 'em of what? That we're crazy enough to do anything. | We gotta convince 'em of what? That we're crazy enough to do anything. |
900 | 00:48:17,375 | 00:48:19,833 | ♪ Oh, my only one ♪ | ♪ Oh, my only one ♪ |
901 | 00:48:21,583 | 00:48:24,125 | [vocalizing] | [vocalizing] |
902 | 00:48:24,208 | 00:48:26,125 | ♪ I thought I was dreaming ♪ | ♪ I thought I was dreaming ♪ |
903 | 00:48:26,208 | 00:48:27,750 | We think it's important | We think it's important |
904 | 00:48:27,833 | 00:48:30,750 | for confrontational tactical knowledge to be understood. | for confrontational tactical knowledge to be understood. |
905 | 00:48:30,833 | 00:48:31,916 | [man] You know it! | [man] You know it! |
906 | 00:48:32,000 | 00:48:34,458 | [Jerry] Right, confrontational tactics make us safer. | [Jerry] Right, confrontational tactics make us safer. |
907 | 00:48:34,541 | 00:48:35,375 | - Yeah. - Right. | - Yeah. - Right. |
908 | 00:48:35,458 | 00:48:37,583 | [Jerry] Why? Because the pigs become afraid. | [Jerry] Why? Because the pigs become afraid. |
909 | 00:48:38,375 | 00:48:41,375 | You know, and that's fighting fire with what? | You know, and that's fighting fire with what? |
910 | 00:48:41,458 | 00:48:42,500 | [all] Fire! | [all] Fire! |
911 | 00:48:42,583 | 00:48:45,708 | You don't fight fire with fire. You fight it with water, jackass. | You don't fight fire with fire. You fight it with water, jackass. |
912 | 00:48:45,791 | 00:48:48,541 | - It's a metaphor. - Abbie and his fuckin' banana peels? | - It's a metaphor. - Abbie and his fuckin' banana peels? |
913 | 00:48:48,625 | 00:48:49,625 | Also a metaphor. | Also a metaphor. |
914 | 00:48:49,708 | 00:48:52,000 | Between the cops, the state police and the Guard, | Between the cops, the state police and the Guard, |
915 | 00:48:52,083 | 00:48:56,125 | Daley's got 15,000 soldiers whose guns are loaded with bullets that are literal. | Daley's got 15,000 soldiers whose guns are loaded with bullets that are literal. |
916 | 00:48:56,208 | 00:48:59,791 | - I could argue that the bullets are also... - Yeah, so could I, but don't. | - I could argue that the bullets are also... - Yeah, so could I, but don't. |
917 | 00:49:00,416 | 00:49:03,583 | The atmosphere's getting dangerous and someone's gonna throw a rock. | The atmosphere's getting dangerous and someone's gonna throw a rock. |
918 | 00:49:03,666 | 00:49:06,458 | I wanna get the word out we're protesting the war and not the cops. | I wanna get the word out we're protesting the war and not the cops. |
919 | 00:49:06,541 | 00:49:08,250 | - Damn it! - What? | - Damn it! - What? |
920 | 00:49:09,041 | 00:49:10,208 | I think those are my guys. | I think those are my guys. |
921 | 00:49:11,125 | 00:49:12,458 | I think that's their car. | I think that's their car. |
922 | 00:49:14,041 | 00:49:17,666 | Yep, that's them. They're back. They were following me all day. | Yep, that's them. They're back. They were following me all day. |
923 | 00:49:18,625 | 00:49:21,750 | Listen, here's the thing I haven't told you about Sara Beth. | Listen, here's the thing I haven't told you about Sara Beth. |
924 | 00:49:21,833 | 00:49:23,916 | - She isn't into this at all. - Isn't into what? | - She isn't into this at all. - Isn't into what? |
925 | 00:49:24,000 | 00:49:26,666 | When I'm with her and her family, I try to… | When I'm with her and her family, I try to… |
926 | 00:49:27,250 | 00:49:29,625 | I de-emphasize the… | I de-emphasize the… |
927 | 00:49:30,583 | 00:49:32,958 | - radical revolutionary part of my... - Got it. | - radical revolutionary part of my... - Got it. |
928 | 00:49:33,041 | 00:49:34,875 | Her parents are letting me stay with them. | Her parents are letting me stay with them. |
929 | 00:49:34,958 | 00:49:37,666 | If I show up tailed by two undercover police officers... | If I show up tailed by two undercover police officers... |
930 | 00:49:37,750 | 00:49:40,333 | - That'll be hard to explain. - This isn't her world. | - That'll be hard to explain. - This isn't her world. |
931 | 00:49:40,416 | 00:49:42,833 | It's definitely not her parents' world. | It's definitely not her parents' world. |
932 | 00:49:42,916 | 00:49:47,041 | - If I bring my world into their driveway... - You could be in a healthier relationship. | - If I bring my world into their driveway... - You could be in a healthier relationship. |
933 | 00:49:47,125 | 00:49:50,833 | I know, but until then, it's the one I got. | I know, but until then, it's the one I got. |
934 | 00:49:51,416 | 00:49:53,416 | - So that's their car? - [Rennie] Yep. | - So that's their car? - [Rennie] Yep. |
935 | 00:49:55,125 | 00:49:57,291 | - [Tom] Where are they? - Looking for me. | - [Tom] Where are they? - Looking for me. |
936 | 00:49:58,208 | 00:50:01,000 | All right, go back into the crowd and let 'em find you. | All right, go back into the crowd and let 'em find you. |
937 | 00:50:01,625 | 00:50:04,083 | And then leave the park by the east exit. | And then leave the park by the east exit. |
938 | 00:50:04,166 | 00:50:06,958 | - They'll need their car to follow you. - What are you gonna do? | - They'll need their car to follow you. - What are you gonna do? |
939 | 00:50:07,041 | 00:50:10,541 | It won't remind anyone of Gandhi, but a little civil disobedience. Go. | It won't remind anyone of Gandhi, but a little civil disobedience. Go. |
940 | 00:50:10,625 | 00:50:14,000 | - You're not gonna cut the brakes... - I'll let the air out of a tire. Go. | - You're not gonna cut the brakes... - I'll let the air out of a tire. Go. |
941 | 00:50:14,083 | 00:50:17,375 | [sighs] I appreciate it. I don't wanna be a phony with Sara... | [sighs] I appreciate it. I don't wanna be a phony with Sara... |
942 | 00:50:17,458 | 00:50:20,333 | - You're welcome. You should really go now. - Yep. | - You're welcome. You should really go now. - Yep. |
943 | 00:50:22,208 | 00:50:26,083 | Detective Bell and I spotted Rennie Davis walking in the crowd, | Detective Bell and I spotted Rennie Davis walking in the crowd, |
944 | 00:50:26,166 | 00:50:28,666 | and we observed him on foot for a few minutes. | and we observed him on foot for a few minutes. |
945 | 00:50:28,750 | 00:50:30,083 | Then we returned to the unit. | Then we returned to the unit. |
946 | 00:50:30,166 | 00:50:31,916 | - Your car? - Yes. | - Your car? - Yes. |
947 | 00:50:32,000 | 00:50:33,083 | What did you find? | What did you find? |
948 | 00:50:33,166 | 00:50:35,958 | [air hissing] | [air hissing] |
949 | 00:50:36,041 | 00:50:38,458 | - [Deluca] Don't fuckin' move. - [Bell] On your feet. | - [Deluca] Don't fuckin' move. - [Bell] On your feet. |
950 | 00:50:38,541 | 00:50:40,708 | Those are two contradictory instructions... | Those are two contradictory instructions... |
951 | 00:50:42,291 | 00:50:44,041 | All right, hands behind your head. | All right, hands behind your head. |
952 | 00:50:44,583 | 00:50:45,833 | Spread your legs. | Spread your legs. |
953 | 00:50:46,458 | 00:50:49,708 | - Was that a contradictory instruction? - No. | - Was that a contradictory instruction? - No. |
954 | 00:50:49,791 | 00:50:52,208 | - What happened then? - Someone from the crowd shouted… | - What happened then? - Someone from the crowd shouted… |
955 | 00:50:52,291 | 00:50:55,958 | - [woman] They're hassling Tom Hayden! - Paulie, you need to see what I'm seeing. | - [woman] They're hassling Tom Hayden! - Paulie, you need to see what I'm seeing. |
956 | 00:50:58,166 | 00:51:02,208 | - [Deluca] Hey! Stay back there! All of ya! - [Bell] Police! Stay back! | - [Deluca] Hey! Stay back there! All of ya! - [Bell] Police! Stay back! |
957 | 00:51:02,291 | 00:51:06,000 | - Listen, everybody stay cool. - Shut up. All right, tell 'em to get back. | - Listen, everybody stay cool. - Shut up. All right, tell 'em to get back. |
958 | 00:51:06,083 | 00:51:08,541 | - Again, that's a contradict... - Tell 'em to get back. | - Again, that's a contradict... - Tell 'em to get back. |
959 | 00:51:08,625 | 00:51:10,791 | Did he tell the crowd to back down? | Did he tell the crowd to back down? |
960 | 00:51:10,875 | 00:51:13,666 | Everybody get back. I'm all right. Stay cool. | Everybody get back. I'm all right. Stay cool. |
961 | 00:51:13,750 | 00:51:15,083 | He was egging them on. | He was egging them on. |
962 | 00:51:15,166 | 00:51:17,541 | Did you take Mr. Hayden under arrest at that moment? | Did you take Mr. Hayden under arrest at that moment? |
963 | 00:51:17,625 | 00:51:19,291 | - No, sir. - Why not? | - No, sir. - Why not? |
964 | 00:51:19,875 | 00:51:23,000 | - Who's shinin' that? - Paulie, it's a camera. It's a TV camera. | - Who's shinin' that? - Paulie, it's a camera. It's a TV camera. |
965 | 00:51:23,875 | 00:51:25,916 | We wanted to defuse the situation, | We wanted to defuse the situation, |
966 | 00:51:26,000 | 00:51:29,250 | so we arranged to take Mr. Hayden in the next morning. | so we arranged to take Mr. Hayden in the next morning. |
967 | 00:51:32,250 | 00:51:33,458 | This is gonna be for me. | This is gonna be for me. |
968 | 00:51:33,541 | 00:51:35,166 | Let me try to explain to them. | Let me try to explain to them. |
969 | 00:51:35,250 | 00:51:37,208 | Tell 'em about Sara Beth's parents. | Tell 'em about Sara Beth's parents. |
970 | 00:51:37,291 | 00:51:38,750 | - Yeah. - I was kidding. | - Yeah. - I was kidding. |
971 | 00:51:38,833 | 00:51:41,208 | Just bail me out and keep to the schedule. It's fine. | Just bail me out and keep to the schedule. It's fine. |
972 | 00:51:41,291 | 00:51:42,958 | - Tom Hayden? - Yeah. | - Tom Hayden? - Yeah. |
973 | 00:51:43,041 | 00:51:44,791 | - See you in a bit. - You're under arrest. | - See you in a bit. - You're under arrest. |
974 | 00:51:44,875 | 00:51:45,875 | Got it. | Got it. |
975 | 00:51:47,166 | 00:51:50,333 | We'll stand in recess for one hour, and court will resume at 1:30... | We'll stand in recess for one hour, and court will resume at 1:30... |
976 | 00:51:50,416 | 00:51:53,166 | Your Honor, I have a motion I'd like to bring forward. | Your Honor, I have a motion I'd like to bring forward. |
977 | 00:51:53,250 | 00:51:56,208 | You wish to address the court, Mr. Seale? | You wish to address the court, Mr. Seale? |
978 | 00:51:56,291 | 00:51:59,833 | - Yes. I have a motion... - I will hear you, Mr. Seale. | - Yes. I have a motion... - I will hear you, Mr. Seale. |
979 | 00:52:01,875 | 00:52:02,875 | Just a moment. | Just a moment. |
980 | 00:52:03,250 | 00:52:05,500 | Mr. Seale, do you have a motion? | Mr. Seale, do you have a motion? |
981 | 00:52:05,583 | 00:52:09,333 | "I, Bobby G. Seale, have a motion pro se to defend myself." | "I, Bobby G. Seale, have a motion pro se to defend myself." |
982 | 00:52:09,416 | 00:52:12,833 | "I'd like to invoke the precedent of Adams v. US ex rel. McCann, | "I'd like to invoke the precedent of Adams v. US ex rel. McCann, |
983 | 00:52:12,916 | 00:52:14,500 | where the Supreme Court is..." | where the Supreme Court is..." |
984 | 00:52:14,583 | 00:52:17,458 | That's enough. Where are you learning these things? | That's enough. Where are you learning these things? |
985 | 00:52:17,541 | 00:52:20,958 | Does your young friend Mr. Hampton have a background in law? | Does your young friend Mr. Hampton have a background in law? |
986 | 00:52:21,041 | 00:52:24,541 | Your Honor, the other defendants would like to join in Mr. Seale's motion. | Your Honor, the other defendants would like to join in Mr. Seale's motion. |
987 | 00:52:24,625 | 00:52:26,708 | Are you now speaking on behalf of Mr. Seale? | Are you now speaking on behalf of Mr. Seale? |
988 | 00:52:26,791 | 00:52:30,583 | No, Your Honor, I'm speaking on behalf of the other defendants. | No, Your Honor, I'm speaking on behalf of the other defendants. |
989 | 00:52:30,666 | 00:52:33,416 | You're right next to him. Why don't you represent him? | You're right next to him. Why don't you represent him? |
990 | 00:52:33,500 | 00:52:36,083 | Because I'm not his lawyer, sir. | Because I'm not his lawyer, sir. |
991 | 00:52:36,166 | 00:52:39,583 | And if I understand Mr. Seale, this last month and a half, | And if I understand Mr. Seale, this last month and a half, |
992 | 00:52:39,666 | 00:52:43,833 | and I believe I have, he is not represented by counsel. | and I believe I have, he is not represented by counsel. |
993 | 00:52:43,916 | 00:52:44,750 | Overruled. | Overruled. |
994 | 00:52:44,833 | 00:52:46,791 | - I am being denied right now… - Mr. Seale… | - I am being denied right now… - Mr. Seale… |
995 | 00:52:46,875 | 00:52:50,625 | …my constitutional right for legal representation... | …my constitutional right for legal representation... |
996 | 00:52:50,708 | 00:52:52,125 | Will you be quiet! | Will you be quiet! |
997 | 00:52:53,750 | 00:52:56,208 | You have lawyers to speak for you. | You have lawyers to speak for you. |
998 | 00:52:56,291 | 00:52:58,083 | [shouting] No, he doesn't! | [shouting] No, he doesn't! |
999 | 00:53:13,458 | 00:53:17,625 | Cite Mr. Kunstler with his second count of contempt. | Cite Mr. Kunstler with his second count of contempt. |
1000 | 00:53:17,708 | 00:53:18,875 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
1001 | 00:53:24,416 | 00:53:26,041 | [crowd laughing] | [crowd laughing] |
1002 | 00:53:26,125 | 00:53:30,041 | [Abbie] So, Hayden's in a holding cell on a tire pressure-related charge, | [Abbie] So, Hayden's in a holding cell on a tire pressure-related charge, |
1003 | 00:53:30,125 | 00:53:33,208 | and suddenly, every freak in Chicago is mobilized. | and suddenly, every freak in Chicago is mobilized. |
1004 | 00:53:33,291 | 00:53:35,083 | "They got Hayden!" | "They got Hayden!" |
1005 | 00:53:35,166 | 00:53:38,083 | "We gotta march down to the police station, | "We gotta march down to the police station, |
1006 | 00:53:38,166 | 00:53:41,125 | overcome the cops and the Illinois National Guard | overcome the cops and the Illinois National Guard |
1007 | 00:53:41,208 | 00:53:43,000 | and free Tom Hayden!" | and free Tom Hayden!" |
1008 | 00:53:43,083 | 00:53:44,250 | [crowd laughing] | [crowd laughing] |
1009 | 00:53:44,333 | 00:53:46,041 | We couldn't find our way out of the park. | We couldn't find our way out of the park. |
1010 | 00:53:46,125 | 00:53:48,208 | [crowd laughing] | [crowd laughing] |
1011 | 00:53:48,291 | 00:53:53,333 | Now, over the course of ten days, the government called 37 witnesses, | Now, over the course of ten days, the government called 37 witnesses, |
1012 | 00:53:53,416 | 00:53:57,125 | each and every one of them an employee of the government. | each and every one of them an employee of the government. |
1013 | 00:53:57,750 | 00:54:01,375 | I call this portion of the trial "with friends like these." | I call this portion of the trial "with friends like these." |
1014 | 00:54:01,458 | 00:54:03,541 | Rennie, this is Sam. He can be trusted. | Rennie, this is Sam. He can be trusted. |
1015 | 00:54:04,208 | 00:54:06,708 | Detective Sam McGiven, Chicago Police Department. | Detective Sam McGiven, Chicago Police Department. |
1016 | 00:54:06,791 | 00:54:08,416 | - Abbie, this is Stan. - Oh, hey. | - Abbie, this is Stan. - Oh, hey. |
1017 | 00:54:08,500 | 00:54:10,416 | - Stan Wojohowski. - How you doin', Stan? | - Stan Wojohowski. - How you doin', Stan? |
1018 | 00:54:10,500 | 00:54:13,708 | - What is your occupation? - I'm a Chicago police officer. | - What is your occupation? - I'm a Chicago police officer. |
1019 | 00:54:13,791 | 00:54:15,000 | Scotty Scibelli, Tom. | Scotty Scibelli, Tom. |
1020 | 00:54:15,083 | 00:54:18,041 | I'm your guy for ass, weed or whatever you need. | I'm your guy for ass, weed or whatever you need. |
1021 | 00:54:18,125 | 00:54:21,125 | Staff Sergeant Scott Scibelli, Illinois State Police. | Staff Sergeant Scott Scibelli, Illinois State Police. |
1022 | 00:54:22,583 | 00:54:25,958 | - [billiard balls clacking] - [jazz music playing] | - [billiard balls clacking] - [jazz music playing] |
1023 | 00:54:27,166 | 00:54:29,083 | It's from the woman in the glasses. | It's from the woman in the glasses. |
1024 | 00:54:32,333 | 00:54:33,875 | - Really? - Yeah. | - Really? - Yeah. |
1025 | 00:54:43,916 | 00:54:46,208 | Hey, uh, did you mean this for me? | Hey, uh, did you mean this for me? |
1026 | 00:54:46,291 | 00:54:48,625 | - I did. - Nobody's ever sent me a drink before. | - I did. - Nobody's ever sent me a drink before. |
1027 | 00:54:48,708 | 00:54:51,250 | - How do you like it so far? - It's a Tom Collins. | - How do you like it so far? - It's a Tom Collins. |
1028 | 00:54:51,333 | 00:54:54,208 | I know it's a country club drink, but they're delicious. | I know it's a country club drink, but they're delicious. |
1029 | 00:54:54,291 | 00:54:59,000 | A man in England named Tom Collins claimed in 1894 to have invented it, | A man in England named Tom Collins claimed in 1894 to have invented it, |
1030 | 00:54:59,083 | 00:55:01,916 | but then another man, whose name I've forgotten, said no, | but then another man, whose name I've forgotten, said no, |
1031 | 00:55:02,000 | 00:55:05,708 | he'd invented it two years earlier, and I think there was a lawsuit. | he'd invented it two years earlier, and I think there was a lawsuit. |
1032 | 00:55:05,791 | 00:55:08,750 | That's a surprising amount of controversy for gin and lemonade. | That's a surprising amount of controversy for gin and lemonade. |
1033 | 00:55:09,333 | 00:55:10,583 | - I'm Jerry. - I know. | - I'm Jerry. - I know. |
1034 | 00:55:11,416 | 00:55:15,541 | Jerry, do you know why the French only eat one egg for breakfast? | Jerry, do you know why the French only eat one egg for breakfast? |
1035 | 00:55:15,625 | 00:55:17,583 | - No. - Because in France, | - No. - Because in France, |
1036 | 00:55:17,666 | 00:55:20,291 | one egg… is un oeuf. | one egg… is un oeuf. |
1037 | 00:55:22,416 | 00:55:23,666 | It's un oeuf. | It's un oeuf. |
1038 | 00:55:24,333 | 00:55:26,958 | - [chuckles] Wow! - I know! | - [chuckles] Wow! - I know! |
1039 | 00:55:27,041 | 00:55:29,458 | I feel so much better about my Tom Collins story. | I feel so much better about my Tom Collins story. |
1040 | 00:55:29,541 | 00:55:30,541 | [chuckles] | [chuckles] |
1041 | 00:55:31,166 | 00:55:32,208 | I'm Daphne O'Connor. | I'm Daphne O'Connor. |
1042 | 00:55:32,291 | 00:55:35,958 | Special Agent Daphne O'Connor, FBI Counterintelligence. | Special Agent Daphne O'Connor, FBI Counterintelligence. |
1043 | 00:55:36,041 | 00:55:37,208 | [Schultz] Spell your name. | [Schultz] Spell your name. |
1044 | 00:55:37,291 | 00:55:40,916 | Think it's possible there were seven demonstrators in Chicago last summer | Think it's possible there were seven demonstrators in Chicago last summer |
1045 | 00:55:41,000 | 00:55:43,625 | leading 10,000 undercover cops in protest? | leading 10,000 undercover cops in protest? |
1046 | 00:55:43,708 | 00:55:45,166 | What was your assignment in Chicago? | What was your assignment in Chicago? |
1047 | 00:55:45,250 | 00:55:48,458 | To use Jerry Rubin to infiltrate the leaders of the protest. | To use Jerry Rubin to infiltrate the leaders of the protest. |
1048 | 00:55:48,541 | 00:55:52,291 | And you were with Jerry Rubin, Abbie Hoffman, Dave Dellinger | And you were with Jerry Rubin, Abbie Hoffman, Dave Dellinger |
1049 | 00:55:52,375 | 00:55:55,458 | and Rennie Davis on the afternoon of the 27th? | and Rennie Davis on the afternoon of the 27th? |
1050 | 00:55:55,541 | 00:55:56,375 | Yes. | Yes. |
1051 | 00:55:56,458 | 00:55:59,791 | - What were they doing together? - They were leading a group of protesters. | - What were they doing together? - They were leading a group of protesters. |
1052 | 00:55:59,875 | 00:56:01,833 | - How many, would you say? - About 800. | - How many, would you say? - About 800. |
1053 | 00:56:01,916 | 00:56:03,708 | Where were they leading these 800 people? | Where were they leading these 800 people? |
1054 | 00:56:03,791 | 00:56:06,708 | - To police headquarters at 11th and State. - Why? | - To police headquarters at 11th and State. - Why? |
1055 | 00:56:06,791 | 00:56:10,708 | Tom Hayden was being held there on charges of tampering with a police vehicle. | Tom Hayden was being held there on charges of tampering with a police vehicle. |
1056 | 00:56:10,791 | 00:56:13,458 | Jerry Rubin said it was time to "confront the pigs." | Jerry Rubin said it was time to "confront the pigs." |
1057 | 00:56:14,125 | 00:56:16,041 | And by "pigs," he meant… | And by "pigs," he meant… |
1058 | 00:56:16,125 | 00:56:18,333 | It was time to confront the police. | It was time to confront the police. |
1059 | 00:56:18,416 | 00:56:21,208 | [indistinct radio chatter] | [indistinct radio chatter] |
1060 | 00:56:21,291 | 00:56:22,958 | [man] Follow Abbie! | [man] Follow Abbie! |
1061 | 00:56:23,625 | 00:56:25,500 | [David] Marshals, we're on the move. | [David] Marshals, we're on the move. |
1062 | 00:56:29,333 | 00:56:33,125 | I remember also at the front of the group was Mr. Allen Ginsberg. | I remember also at the front of the group was Mr. Allen Ginsberg. |
1063 | 00:56:33,208 | 00:56:34,833 | Allen Ginsberg, the poet? | Allen Ginsberg, the poet? |
1064 | 00:56:34,916 | 00:56:37,708 | Yes, he was chanting a kind of war chant. | Yes, he was chanting a kind of war chant. |
1065 | 00:56:37,791 | 00:56:41,000 | - [Ginsberg chanting] Om. - [Jerry] What's he doing? | - [Ginsberg chanting] Om. - [Jerry] What's he doing? |
1066 | 00:56:41,083 | 00:56:43,166 | He's channeling the energy. Settling things down. | He's channeling the energy. Settling things down. |
1067 | 00:56:43,250 | 00:56:44,625 | And how's that workin' so far? | And how's that workin' so far? |
1068 | 00:56:44,708 | 00:56:47,625 | - [woman] Our streets! - [all] Our streets! | - [woman] Our streets! - [all] Our streets! |
1069 | 00:56:47,708 | 00:56:51,666 | - [woman] Our streets! - [all] Our streets! | - [woman] Our streets! - [all] Our streets! |
1070 | 00:56:51,750 | 00:56:56,500 | The guy testified that Ginsberg was letting out a war chant, | The guy testified that Ginsberg was letting out a war chant, |
1071 | 00:56:56,583 | 00:57:00,458 | some kinda fucking jungle signal to Beat poets, | some kinda fucking jungle signal to Beat poets, |
1072 | 00:57:00,541 | 00:57:04,291 | that they should begin pelting the troops with blank verse. | that they should begin pelting the troops with blank verse. |
1073 | 00:57:04,375 | 00:57:06,333 | [crowd laughs] | [crowd laughs] |
1074 | 00:57:06,416 | 00:57:09,875 | So, a guy in the crowd is marching with a girl on his shoulders. | So, a guy in the crowd is marching with a girl on his shoulders. |
1075 | 00:57:09,958 | 00:57:12,416 | She's waving an American flag, | She's waving an American flag, |
1076 | 00:57:12,500 | 00:57:16,125 | and this seems to really be bothering some frat brothers | and this seems to really be bothering some frat brothers |
1077 | 00:57:16,208 | 00:57:18,916 | who'd come to town in the spirit of fraternity. | who'd come to town in the spirit of fraternity. |
1078 | 00:57:19,000 | 00:57:22,333 | - [frat boy 1] Put down the flag! - [frat boy 2] Hey, put the flag down! | - [frat boy 1] Put down the flag! - [frat boy 2] Hey, put the flag down! |
1079 | 00:57:22,416 | 00:57:25,416 | Can you hear us? Are you fucking deaf, you bitch? | Can you hear us? Are you fucking deaf, you bitch? |
1080 | 00:57:25,500 | 00:57:29,583 | - Put the flag down! - Go to the kitchen and make me a sandwich! | - Put the flag down! - Go to the kitchen and make me a sandwich! |
1081 | 00:57:29,666 | 00:57:31,875 | I'm gonna go back there and take care of that. | I'm gonna go back there and take care of that. |
1082 | 00:57:31,958 | 00:57:33,250 | They are not the enemy. | They are not the enemy. |
1083 | 00:57:33,333 | 00:57:35,083 | In so many fuckin' ways, they are. | In so many fuckin' ways, they are. |
1084 | 00:57:37,541 | 00:57:42,000 | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! Free Tom Hayden! | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! Free Tom Hayden! |
1085 | 00:57:45,708 | 00:57:47,916 | The group turned left on 11th Street. | The group turned left on 11th Street. |
1086 | 00:57:48,000 | 00:57:49,916 | We make a left on 11th Street. | We make a left on 11th Street. |
1087 | 00:57:50,000 | 00:57:51,083 | That's when they saw it. | That's when they saw it. |
1088 | 00:57:51,166 | 00:57:55,708 | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! |
1089 | 00:57:55,791 | 00:57:58,583 | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! |
1090 | 00:57:58,666 | 00:58:00,958 | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! | [all chanting] Free Tom Hayden! |
1091 | 00:58:01,041 | 00:58:02,500 | Holy shit! [chuckles] | Holy shit! [chuckles] |
1092 | 00:58:02,583 | 00:58:04,500 | [protesters continue chanting] | [protesters continue chanting] |
1093 | 00:58:04,583 | 00:58:06,875 | [protesters continue chanting] | [protesters continue chanting] |
1094 | 00:58:06,958 | 00:58:08,666 | Are they about to conquer Spain? | Are they about to conquer Spain? |
1095 | 00:58:08,750 | 00:58:10,750 | [chanting continues] | [chanting continues] |
1096 | 00:58:10,833 | 00:58:13,625 | [protesters] Free Tom Hayden! | [protesters] Free Tom Hayden! |
1097 | 00:58:13,708 | 00:58:14,708 | Fuck it. | Fuck it. |
1098 | 00:58:15,375 | 00:58:18,333 | - What do you mean, "Fuck it"? - This is it. It's time. | - What do you mean, "Fuck it"? - This is it. It's time. |
1099 | 00:58:19,041 | 00:58:21,875 | - We're not rushing the police. - Why the fuck not? | - We're not rushing the police. - Why the fuck not? |
1100 | 00:58:21,958 | 00:58:25,125 | - We'll be critically injured. - Tom doesn't want anyone hurt. | - We'll be critically injured. - Tom doesn't want anyone hurt. |
1101 | 00:58:25,208 | 00:58:27,375 | Turn this crowd around. There's too much momentum. | Turn this crowd around. There's too much momentum. |
1102 | 00:58:27,458 | 00:58:30,166 | - Turn 'em around and calm them down. - What are we doin'? | - Turn 'em around and calm them down. - What are we doin'? |
1103 | 00:58:30,250 | 00:58:33,416 | He's right. This is not safe. I know something about this. Come on. | He's right. This is not safe. I know something about this. Come on. |
1104 | 00:58:33,500 | 00:58:35,458 | Marshals, turn 'em around and slow 'em down. | Marshals, turn 'em around and slow 'em down. |
1105 | 00:58:35,541 | 00:58:38,000 | Looks like the Alamo back here. Turn 'em around. | Looks like the Alamo back here. Turn 'em around. |
1106 | 00:58:38,083 | 00:58:40,875 | - Bring 'em safely to the park. - We should be marching up to them. | - Bring 'em safely to the park. - We should be marching up to them. |
1107 | 00:58:40,958 | 00:58:43,000 | I don't think they'll surrender, man. | I don't think they'll surrender, man. |
1108 | 00:58:43,583 | 00:58:47,291 | Keep 'em movin'. Dave and I are gonna stay and make Tom's bail. | Keep 'em movin'. Dave and I are gonna stay and make Tom's bail. |
1109 | 00:58:47,375 | 00:58:48,583 | Back to the park! | Back to the park! |
1110 | 00:58:49,666 | 00:58:51,541 | I don't carry money, do you? | I don't carry money, do you? |
1111 | 00:58:52,208 | 00:58:54,500 | I do. I'm a grown man. | I do. I'm a grown man. |
1112 | 00:58:54,583 | 00:58:55,916 | [Ginsberg chanting] Om. | [Ginsberg chanting] Om. |
1113 | 00:58:56,000 | 00:58:58,416 | You're killin' me, Allen. You're goddamn killing me! | You're killin' me, Allen. You're goddamn killing me! |
1114 | 00:58:58,500 | 00:59:01,000 | The marshals are spreading word that we gotta keep moving. | The marshals are spreading word that we gotta keep moving. |
1115 | 00:59:01,083 | 00:59:03,625 | "Go left on Roosevelt and back in the park," right? | "Go left on Roosevelt and back in the park," right? |
1116 | 00:59:03,708 | 00:59:05,000 | When they got to the park, | When they got to the park, |
1117 | 00:59:05,083 | 00:59:08,000 | three divisions of police officers had moved in from the south. | three divisions of police officers had moved in from the south. |
1118 | 00:59:08,083 | 00:59:11,125 | [police siren wails] | [police siren wails] |
1119 | 00:59:18,625 | 00:59:21,125 | [indistinct shouting] | [indistinct shouting] |
1120 | 00:59:27,708 | 00:59:31,041 | I don't know what tactical genius came up with that, | I don't know what tactical genius came up with that, |
1121 | 00:59:31,125 | 00:59:32,791 | but you know when shit happens? | but you know when shit happens? |
1122 | 00:59:32,875 | 00:59:36,000 | When you don't give protesters a place to go. | When you don't give protesters a place to go. |
1123 | 00:59:36,083 | 00:59:38,375 | How would you characterize the mood of the crowd? | How would you characterize the mood of the crowd? |
1124 | 00:59:38,458 | 00:59:42,750 | The witness is in no position to characterize the mood of 1,000 strangers. | The witness is in no position to characterize the mood of 1,000 strangers. |
1125 | 00:59:42,833 | 00:59:44,208 | Do you have an objection? | Do you have an objection? |
1126 | 00:59:44,291 | 00:59:46,166 | - Yes, sir. - On what grounds? | - Yes, sir. - On what grounds? |
1127 | 00:59:46,250 | 00:59:47,250 | On those grounds. | On those grounds. |
1128 | 00:59:47,833 | 00:59:49,250 | [spectators] Overruled. | [spectators] Overruled. |
1129 | 00:59:49,333 | 00:59:51,291 | I will clear this courtroom. | I will clear this courtroom. |
1130 | 00:59:52,666 | 00:59:53,833 | Mr. Wojohowski? | Mr. Wojohowski? |
1131 | 00:59:53,916 | 00:59:55,333 | The crowd was looking for a fight. | The crowd was looking for a fight. |
1132 | 00:59:55,416 | 00:59:58,500 | You're pigs! Your children are pigs! | You're pigs! Your children are pigs! |
1133 | 00:59:58,583 | 01:00:00,791 | No, we should leave their children out of it. | No, we should leave their children out of it. |
1134 | 01:00:00,875 | 01:00:02,291 | You're right. I know. | You're right. I know. |
1135 | 01:00:02,375 | 01:00:04,916 | "White honky MFers, get out of our park." | "White honky MFers, get out of our park." |
1136 | 01:00:05,000 | 01:00:06,375 | And then he said, "Look at 'em." | And then he said, "Look at 'em." |
1137 | 01:00:06,458 | 01:00:07,875 | They don't look so tough. | They don't look so tough. |
1138 | 01:00:08,541 | 01:00:10,458 | Well, the guns… | Well, the guns… |
1139 | 01:00:10,541 | 01:00:12,791 | There are no permits for this demonstration. | There are no permits for this demonstration. |
1140 | 01:00:12,875 | 01:00:14,833 | You're ordered to leave the park, immediately! | You're ordered to leave the park, immediately! |
1141 | 01:00:14,916 | 01:00:17,333 | Put down your guns, motherfuckers! | Put down your guns, motherfuckers! |
1142 | 01:00:17,416 | 01:00:18,958 | Fight like fuckin' men! | Fight like fuckin' men! |
1143 | 01:00:19,041 | 01:00:21,625 | Just so you know, I do not have your back on that. | Just so you know, I do not have your back on that. |
1144 | 01:00:21,708 | 01:00:26,250 | And the guys from Kappa Gamma Douchebag, who were hassling the girl? | And the guys from Kappa Gamma Douchebag, who were hassling the girl? |
1145 | 01:00:26,333 | 01:00:28,041 | - [crowd chuckles] - They're back. | - [crowd chuckles] - They're back. |
1146 | 01:00:28,125 | 01:00:30,916 | Put down the goddamn flag, you cunt! | Put down the goddamn flag, you cunt! |
1147 | 01:00:31,000 | 01:00:32,916 | - Go make me a sandwich! - Put it down! | - Go make me a sandwich! - Put it down! |
1148 | 01:00:33,000 | 01:00:34,875 | - Put the flag down! - [Daphne] Calm down! | - Put the flag down! - [Daphne] Calm down! |
1149 | 01:00:34,958 | 01:00:37,416 | - [overlapping shouts] - Help me calm 'em down, Jerry! | - [overlapping shouts] - Help me calm 'em down, Jerry! |
1150 | 01:00:37,500 | 01:00:40,250 | Baby, defuse the situation. They will listen to you. | Baby, defuse the situation. They will listen to you. |
1151 | 01:00:40,333 | 01:00:42,000 | - Huh. - What? | - Huh. - What? |
1152 | 01:00:42,083 | 01:00:44,333 | Nothing, that sounded nice when you said it. | Nothing, that sounded nice when you said it. |
1153 | 01:00:44,416 | 01:00:45,583 | - Right now! - Yeah. | - Right now! - Yeah. |
1154 | 01:00:45,666 | 01:00:48,916 | - Someone from the crowd shouts… - A guy in the crowd shouts… | - Someone from the crowd shouts… - A guy in the crowd shouts… |
1155 | 01:00:49,000 | 01:00:50,875 | Someone in the crowd shouted… | Someone in the crowd shouted… |
1156 | 01:00:50,958 | 01:00:52,125 | Take the hill! | Take the hill! |
1157 | 01:00:52,208 | 01:00:56,291 | Hey! Stop running! Hey, everybody! | Hey! Stop running! Hey, everybody! |
1158 | 01:00:56,375 | 01:00:59,625 | The street name for chloroacetophenone is tear gas. | The street name for chloroacetophenone is tear gas. |
1159 | 01:00:59,708 | 01:01:00,708 | Fire! | Fire! |
1160 | 01:01:01,625 | 01:01:04,208 | [Abbie] And it's a fuckin' blowtorch. | [Abbie] And it's a fuckin' blowtorch. |
1161 | 01:01:04,291 | 01:01:06,708 | Your lungs, your skin, your eyes… | Your lungs, your skin, your eyes… |
1162 | 01:01:06,791 | 01:01:08,333 | - [man] Go, go! - Riot clubs? | - [man] Go, go! - Riot clubs? |
1163 | 01:01:08,416 | 01:01:11,208 | They're made out of the same wood they use for baseball bats. | They're made out of the same wood they use for baseball bats. |
1164 | 01:01:11,291 | 01:01:13,166 | [overlapping clamor] | [overlapping clamor] |
1165 | 01:01:30,958 | 01:01:33,208 | [woman screams] Let me go! | [woman screams] Let me go! |
1166 | 01:01:38,916 | 01:01:42,166 | [coughing] | [coughing] |
1167 | 01:01:42,250 | 01:01:43,666 | - Put the flag down! - [screaming] | - Put the flag down! - [screaming] |
1168 | 01:01:48,333 | 01:01:50,875 | - Hey! - [frat boy] You shut your fuckin' mouth! | - Hey! - [frat boy] You shut your fuckin' mouth! |
1169 | 01:01:50,958 | 01:01:52,625 | - What are you doing? - [woman screaming] | - What are you doing? - [woman screaming] |
1170 | 01:01:52,708 | 01:01:54,250 | [frat boy] You got this coming! | [frat boy] You got this coming! |
1171 | 01:01:54,333 | 01:01:57,875 | What the fuck is wrong with you? Hey! Hey, get the fuck off of her! | What the fuck is wrong with you? Hey! Hey, get the fuck off of her! |
1172 | 01:01:57,958 | 01:01:59,250 | What's the matter with you? | What's the matter with you? |
1173 | 01:01:59,333 | 01:02:00,541 | Fuck you, hippie faggot! | Fuck you, hippie faggot! |
1174 | 01:02:00,625 | 01:02:02,541 | [grunting] | [grunting] |
1175 | 01:02:03,208 | 01:02:04,583 | You're all right. | You're all right. |
1176 | 01:02:04,666 | 01:02:06,625 | - You're okay. Here. - [coughing] | - You're okay. Here. - [coughing] |
1177 | 01:02:06,708 | 01:02:09,750 | You gotta just hold this over your face, okay? | You gotta just hold this over your face, okay? |
1178 | 01:02:09,833 | 01:02:12,041 | I'm gonna take you to the first-aid station. | I'm gonna take you to the first-aid station. |
1179 | 01:02:12,125 | 01:02:13,583 | You're all right. I got you. | You're all right. I got you. |
1180 | 01:02:13,666 | 01:02:16,166 | We have to go. Okay, I'm gonna get you out of here. | We have to go. Okay, I'm gonna get you out of here. |
1181 | 01:02:16,250 | 01:02:17,500 | - [gun cocks] - I'm gonna… | - [gun cocks] - I'm gonna… |
1182 | 01:02:20,083 | 01:02:21,625 | [officer] Don't move, Jerry. | [officer] Don't move, Jerry. |
1183 | 01:02:21,708 | 01:02:24,416 | - Man, get those guys. They were... - You're under arrest. | - Man, get those guys. They were... - You're under arrest. |
1184 | 01:02:25,583 | 01:02:29,541 | [man over PA] Everybody gather in the center of the park… | [man over PA] Everybody gather in the center of the park… |
1185 | 01:02:30,083 | 01:02:31,958 | After bailing out Tom Hayden, | After bailing out Tom Hayden, |
1186 | 01:02:32,041 | 01:02:36,375 | Abbie, Dave and Tom returned to the park. Is that correct? | Abbie, Dave and Tom returned to the park. Is that correct? |
1187 | 01:02:36,458 | 01:02:38,916 | [ambulance siren wailing] | [ambulance siren wailing] |
1188 | 01:02:42,708 | 01:02:44,583 | [man] Sir, can you look at me? Sir? | [man] Sir, can you look at me? Sir? |
1189 | 01:02:44,666 | 01:02:45,875 | [grunts] | [grunts] |
1190 | 01:02:50,500 | 01:02:51,500 | [officer] Get in. | [officer] Get in. |
1191 | 01:02:55,750 | 01:02:57,041 | I'll be honest. | I'll be honest. |
1192 | 01:02:57,125 | 01:03:00,000 | I was starting to worry about getting everyone out of Chicago alive. | I was starting to worry about getting everyone out of Chicago alive. |
1193 | 01:03:00,083 | 01:03:02,500 | - That's not really up to us. - Yeah, it is. | - That's not really up to us. - Yeah, it is. |
1194 | 01:03:03,208 | 01:03:05,708 | What are you lookin' at me for? I went to bail you out. | What are you lookin' at me for? I went to bail you out. |
1195 | 01:03:06,291 | 01:03:08,458 | 800 people followed you? | 800 people followed you? |
1196 | 01:03:08,541 | 01:03:12,458 | Oh, that. Yeah, people follow me. Hell if I know why. | Oh, that. Yeah, people follow me. Hell if I know why. |
1197 | 01:03:12,541 | 01:03:14,250 | I'm racking my brain as well. | I'm racking my brain as well. |
1198 | 01:03:14,333 | 01:03:16,000 | How'd you make bail so fast? | How'd you make bail so fast? |
1199 | 01:03:16,083 | 01:03:18,541 | I wasn't arrested, I was detained. | I wasn't arrested, I was detained. |
1200 | 01:03:18,625 | 01:03:21,000 | They couldn't figure out what to charge me with. | They couldn't figure out what to charge me with. |
1201 | 01:03:21,083 | 01:03:22,083 | Assault. | Assault. |
1202 | 01:03:23,625 | 01:03:26,291 | I was assaulting someone who was assaulting someone. | I was assaulting someone who was assaulting someone. |
1203 | 01:03:26,375 | 01:03:27,517 | - So... - [Daphne] Okay, guys. | - So... - [Daphne] Okay, guys. |
1204 | 01:03:27,541 | 01:03:30,416 | Nothing is more dangerous than a crowd of people moving. | Nothing is more dangerous than a crowd of people moving. |
1205 | 01:03:30,500 | 01:03:33,041 | It's like trying to redirect the Mississippi River. | It's like trying to redirect the Mississippi River. |
1206 | 01:03:33,958 | 01:03:36,291 | - Isn't she great? - Get your people to cool off. | - Isn't she great? - Get your people to cool off. |
1207 | 01:03:36,375 | 01:03:38,875 | - We're responsible for these people. - Tommy. | - We're responsible for these people. - Tommy. |
1208 | 01:03:38,958 | 01:03:41,125 | We have to protest in front of the convention. | We have to protest in front of the convention. |
1209 | 01:03:41,208 | 01:03:44,458 | Plain and simple. 'Cause that's where the cameras are. | Plain and simple. 'Cause that's where the cameras are. |
1210 | 01:03:44,541 | 01:03:48,125 | We have to get to the convention. That means we have to leave the park. | We have to get to the convention. That means we have to leave the park. |
1211 | 01:03:48,208 | 01:03:49,958 | And that's when people'll get hurt. | And that's when people'll get hurt. |
1212 | 01:03:50,041 | 01:03:54,041 | As long as every person following me knows that, then I sleep fine at night. | As long as every person following me knows that, then I sleep fine at night. |
1213 | 01:03:54,125 | 01:03:55,666 | Tell me how you do it. | Tell me how you do it. |
1214 | 01:03:55,750 | 01:03:57,541 | - A lot of it is drugs. - Yeah? | - A lot of it is drugs. - Yeah? |
1215 | 01:03:58,125 | 01:04:00,666 | This is what happened when we try to go up a hill. | This is what happened when we try to go up a hill. |
1216 | 01:04:01,666 | 01:04:04,458 | We're not getting anywhere near the convention. | We're not getting anywhere near the convention. |
1217 | 01:04:06,208 | 01:04:10,875 | Special Agent O'Connor, you testified that Jerry Rubin said, | Special Agent O'Connor, you testified that Jerry Rubin said, |
1218 | 01:04:10,958 | 01:04:15,541 | "Fuck 'em all. They're all pigs. We should form an army and get guns." | "Fuck 'em all. They're all pigs. We should form an army and get guns." |
1219 | 01:04:16,166 | 01:04:17,000 | Yes. | Yes. |
1220 | 01:04:17,083 | 01:04:20,041 | And when he said that, did anyone form an army and get guns? | And when he said that, did anyone form an army and get guns? |
1221 | 01:04:20,125 | 01:04:20,958 | No. | No. |
1222 | 01:04:21,041 | 01:04:24,625 | [Bill] Did Jerry Rubin instruct the crowd to run into the park? | [Bill] Did Jerry Rubin instruct the crowd to run into the park? |
1223 | 01:04:25,208 | 01:04:27,000 | - No. - Did Rennie Davis? | - No. - Did Rennie Davis? |
1224 | 01:04:27,083 | 01:04:29,791 | - No. - Was Abbie Hoffman even there? | - No. - Was Abbie Hoffman even there? |
1225 | 01:04:29,875 | 01:04:31,750 | - No. - Was Dave Dellinger? | - No. - Was Dave Dellinger? |
1226 | 01:04:31,833 | 01:04:33,833 | - No. - John Froines there? | - No. - John Froines there? |
1227 | 01:04:33,916 | 01:04:35,291 | - No. - Lee Weiner? | - No. - Lee Weiner? |
1228 | 01:04:36,166 | 01:04:37,250 | No, he wasn't there. | No, he wasn't there. |
1229 | 01:04:37,333 | 01:04:39,875 | You testified that Jerry and Rennie… | You testified that Jerry and Rennie… |
1230 | 01:04:39,958 | 01:04:41,708 | Can you say it for me again? | Can you say it for me again? |
1231 | 01:04:41,791 | 01:04:44,416 | That they were trying to turn the people around | That they were trying to turn the people around |
1232 | 01:04:44,500 | 01:04:47,875 | and send them back down the hill just like you told them to. | and send them back down the hill just like you told them to. |
1233 | 01:04:48,791 | 01:04:50,000 | Is that correct? | Is that correct? |
1234 | 01:04:54,666 | 01:04:57,500 | Mr. Kunstler, the demonstrators attacked the police | Mr. Kunstler, the demonstrators attacked the police |
1235 | 01:04:57,583 | 01:04:58,916 | and the police responded. | and the police responded. |
1236 | 01:05:00,416 | 01:05:04,500 | And are any of those demonstrators that you saw attacking the police | And are any of those demonstrators that you saw attacking the police |
1237 | 01:05:04,583 | 01:05:06,875 | sitting here at the defense table? | sitting here at the defense table? |
1238 | 01:05:06,958 | 01:05:09,583 | - No, sir. - Well, thank you. | - No, sir. - Well, thank you. |
1239 | 01:05:10,083 | 01:05:12,000 | No further questions. | No further questions. |
1240 | 01:05:12,083 | 01:05:14,083 | - The court will stand... - I wasn't there, either. | - The court will stand... - I wasn't there, either. |
1241 | 01:05:14,166 | 01:05:15,958 | - Mr. Seale... - I wasn't there at all. | - Mr. Seale... - I wasn't there at all. |
1242 | 01:05:16,041 | 01:05:18,333 | I should be allowed to cross-examine this witness! | I should be allowed to cross-examine this witness! |
1243 | 01:05:18,416 | 01:05:21,000 | - We will stand in recess until... - Four hours! | - We will stand in recess until... - Four hours! |
1244 | 01:05:21,083 | 01:05:22,083 | [Hoffman] Mr. Hampton! | [Hoffman] Mr. Hampton! |
1245 | 01:05:22,166 | 01:05:24,041 | That's how long Bobby Seale was in Chicago. | That's how long Bobby Seale was in Chicago. |
1246 | 01:05:24,125 | 01:05:25,708 | - [Hoffman] Quiet! - Four hours! | - [Hoffman] Quiet! - Four hours! |
1247 | 01:05:25,791 | 01:05:28,916 | - [spectators clapping] - [gavel banging] | - [spectators clapping] - [gavel banging] |
1248 | 01:05:29,000 | 01:05:31,625 | [gavel banging continues] | [gavel banging continues] |
1249 | 01:05:33,166 | 01:05:34,375 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
1250 | 01:05:39,333 | 01:05:42,250 | [Hoffman] The court will stand in recess for the weekend. | [Hoffman] The court will stand in recess for the weekend. |
1251 | 01:05:46,916 | 01:05:49,291 | [brass quartet playing Christmas carols] | [brass quartet playing Christmas carols] |
1252 | 01:05:49,375 | 01:05:51,083 | [Jerry] Yeah, I took in the exhibit. | [Jerry] Yeah, I took in the exhibit. |
1253 | 01:05:51,166 | 01:05:53,000 | I cleared my mind. | I cleared my mind. |
1254 | 01:05:54,458 | 01:05:57,125 | Stood there for 20 minutes. I felt nothing. | Stood there for 20 minutes. I felt nothing. |
1255 | 01:05:58,958 | 01:06:03,458 | Well, but it wasn't a painting, it was an exhibit. | Well, but it wasn't a painting, it was an exhibit. |
1256 | 01:06:04,166 | 01:06:05,625 | It was a natural history museum. | It was a natural history museum. |
1257 | 01:06:05,708 | 01:06:08,625 | And when you put exhibits of Native Indian families | And when you put exhibits of Native Indian families |
1258 | 01:06:08,708 | 01:06:10,250 | in a natural history museum | in a natural history museum |
1259 | 01:06:10,333 | 01:06:13,500 | alongside dioramas of early man and the Jurassic age, | alongside dioramas of early man and the Jurassic age, |
1260 | 01:06:13,583 | 01:06:18,333 | it gives the impression that the Cherokee evolved into modern-day Europeans. | it gives the impression that the Cherokee evolved into modern-day Europeans. |
1261 | 01:06:19,416 | 01:06:20,541 | [Abbie] Look who it is. | [Abbie] Look who it is. |
1262 | 01:06:21,125 | 01:06:23,083 | I got a bone to pick with that guy. | I got a bone to pick with that guy. |
1263 | 01:06:23,166 | 01:06:24,333 | Hey, Counselor. | Hey, Counselor. |
1264 | 01:06:25,708 | 01:06:27,958 | - No colleges this weekend? - [Abbie] Winter break. | - No colleges this weekend? - [Abbie] Winter break. |
1265 | 01:06:28,041 | 01:06:30,708 | - My audience went home to their parents. - [Schultz] Mm-hmm. | - My audience went home to their parents. - [Schultz] Mm-hmm. |
1266 | 01:06:30,791 | 01:06:32,333 | Are these ladies related to you? | Are these ladies related to you? |
1267 | 01:06:32,416 | 01:06:34,791 | These are my daughters. This is Emily and Julie. | These are my daughters. This is Emily and Julie. |
1268 | 01:06:34,875 | 01:06:36,208 | [Abbie] Your dad's a good guy. | [Abbie] Your dad's a good guy. |
1269 | 01:06:36,291 | 01:06:39,250 | That's coming from someone who he's trying hard to put in prison. | That's coming from someone who he's trying hard to put in prison. |
1270 | 01:06:39,333 | 01:06:41,291 | We shouldn't be talking without your lawyer. | We shouldn't be talking without your lawyer. |
1271 | 01:06:41,375 | 01:06:42,625 | We're all on the same team. | We're all on the same team. |
1272 | 01:06:43,250 | 01:06:46,666 | In a sense, I guess, but in a much truer sense, we're not. | In a sense, I guess, but in a much truer sense, we're not. |
1273 | 01:06:46,750 | 01:06:49,166 | Girls, here, take this dollar | Girls, here, take this dollar |
1274 | 01:06:49,250 | 01:06:52,916 | and go over to those musicians and put it in their hat, okay? | and go over to those musicians and put it in their hat, okay? |
1275 | 01:06:53,000 | 01:06:55,958 | And here's a quarter. Go buy some of those candy-coated peanuts | And here's a quarter. Go buy some of those candy-coated peanuts |
1276 | 01:06:56,041 | 01:06:59,041 | that your mom won't let you have. All right? Shh. | that your mom won't let you have. All right? Shh. |
1277 | 01:07:00,000 | 01:07:01,875 | - [Abbie] Sweet kids. - Thank you. | - [Abbie] Sweet kids. - Thank you. |
1278 | 01:07:01,958 | 01:07:06,541 | If your lawyer were here, I'd tell you the window's closing for you to plead out. | If your lawyer were here, I'd tell you the window's closing for you to plead out. |
1279 | 01:07:07,125 | 01:07:09,458 | We're not taking a fuckin' deal. Would you stop? | We're not taking a fuckin' deal. Would you stop? |
1280 | 01:07:10,041 | 01:07:13,000 | I wish I could share Abbie's sentiment that you're a good guy, | I wish I could share Abbie's sentiment that you're a good guy, |
1281 | 01:07:13,083 | 01:07:14,250 | but I'm afraid I can't. | but I'm afraid I can't. |
1282 | 01:07:14,833 | 01:07:16,333 | I'm sorry to hear that. | I'm sorry to hear that. |
1283 | 01:07:16,416 | 01:07:20,333 | Sending Daphne O'Connor to break my heart was way out of line. | Sending Daphne O'Connor to break my heart was way out of line. |
1284 | 01:07:20,416 | 01:07:22,708 | Well, I don't work for the FBI, | Well, I don't work for the FBI, |
1285 | 01:07:22,791 | 01:07:25,833 | but O'Connor was one of many agents sent to gather intelligence | but O'Connor was one of many agents sent to gather intelligence |
1286 | 01:07:25,916 | 01:07:27,875 | on what had been deemed a credible threat. | on what had been deemed a credible threat. |
1287 | 01:07:27,958 | 01:07:32,000 | Fine. Then you bug our phones, you wire up a dope dealer. Be a man. | Fine. Then you bug our phones, you wire up a dope dealer. Be a man. |
1288 | 01:07:32,083 | 01:07:35,958 | - You don't send a woman to ensorcell me. - What? | - You don't send a woman to ensorcell me. - What? |
1289 | 01:07:36,041 | 01:07:37,750 | - It means to enchant. - Oh. | - It means to enchant. - Oh. |
1290 | 01:07:37,833 | 01:07:41,583 | - Only to have her crush my soul. - How long did you two know each other? | - Only to have her crush my soul. - How long did you two know each other? |
1291 | 01:07:42,166 | 01:07:45,375 | Ninety-three hours. Could've been a lifetime. | Ninety-three hours. Could've been a lifetime. |
1292 | 01:07:45,458 | 01:07:47,583 | For a fruit fly. Enjoy your weekend. | For a fruit fly. Enjoy your weekend. |
1293 | 01:07:47,666 | 01:07:49,375 | [Jerry] Is that even ethical? | [Jerry] Is that even ethical? |
1294 | 01:07:50,250 | 01:07:51,583 | Aren't there ethics rules? | Aren't there ethics rules? |
1295 | 01:07:51,666 | 01:07:53,208 | Did she engage with you sexually? | Did she engage with you sexually? |
1296 | 01:07:55,000 | 01:07:56,750 | Well, we were takin' it slow. | Well, we were takin' it slow. |
1297 | 01:07:57,708 | 01:07:59,333 | He's gonna be all right. | He's gonna be all right. |
1298 | 01:07:59,416 | 01:08:00,666 | One egg is un oeuf? | One egg is un oeuf? |
1299 | 01:08:01,625 | 01:08:04,250 | - They teach her that at the Academy? - Yep. | - They teach her that at the Academy? - Yep. |
1300 | 01:08:04,333 | 01:08:06,166 | We don't have any beef with you. | We don't have any beef with you. |
1301 | 01:08:06,250 | 01:08:09,208 | We know you're doing your job and you don't think we're criminals. | We know you're doing your job and you don't think we're criminals. |
1302 | 01:08:09,291 | 01:08:11,000 | I'm not sure where you get that info, | I'm not sure where you get that info, |
1303 | 01:08:11,083 | 01:08:13,791 | but I represent the People without passion or prejudice. | but I represent the People without passion or prejudice. |
1304 | 01:08:14,375 | 01:08:16,250 | You think we were responsible? | You think we were responsible? |
1305 | 01:08:16,833 | 01:08:18,625 | You got the result you were looking for. | You got the result you were looking for. |
1306 | 01:08:19,541 | 01:08:22,500 | - So did Nixon. - How 'bout that? | - So did Nixon. - How 'bout that? |
1307 | 01:08:23,458 | 01:08:24,541 | See you Monday. | See you Monday. |
1308 | 01:08:26,375 | 01:08:27,666 | Does she ever mention me? | Does she ever mention me? |
1309 | 01:08:38,291 | 01:08:40,166 | [telephone ringing] | [telephone ringing] |
1310 | 01:08:52,041 | 01:08:53,208 | Conspiracy Office. | Conspiracy Office. |
1311 | 01:08:59,541 | 01:09:00,541 | I need a second. | I need a second. |
1312 | 01:09:07,333 | 01:09:08,666 | Something's happened, Tom. | Something's happened, Tom. |
1313 | 01:09:09,250 | 01:09:10,666 | [door buzzes and unlocks] | [door buzzes and unlocks] |
1314 | 01:09:18,458 | 01:09:19,500 | [door slams] | [door slams] |
1315 | 01:09:29,000 | 01:09:30,291 | [Bill] Bobby, uh… | [Bill] Bobby, uh… |
1316 | 01:09:32,875 | 01:09:35,666 | Fred Hampton was shot and killed last night. | Fred Hampton was shot and killed last night. |
1317 | 01:09:39,083 | 01:09:43,250 | There was a police raid, and there was a shootout. | There was a police raid, and there was a shootout. |
1318 | 01:09:43,958 | 01:09:45,166 | And he's dead. | And he's dead. |
1319 | 01:09:48,416 | 01:09:51,083 | - It took place between the hours of 4:00... - I know. | - It took place between the hours of 4:00... - I know. |
1320 | 01:09:51,958 | 01:09:54,708 | - You were told? - Yeah. | - You were told? - Yeah. |
1321 | 01:09:54,791 | 01:09:55,875 | Um… | Um… |
1322 | 01:09:57,166 | 01:09:58,541 | I'm so sorry. | I'm so sorry. |
1323 | 01:10:06,583 | 01:10:09,333 | The seven of you, you've all got the same father, right? | The seven of you, you've all got the same father, right? |
1324 | 01:10:11,458 | 01:10:12,958 | I'm talkin' to you. | I'm talkin' to you. |
1325 | 01:10:15,166 | 01:10:17,416 | You all got the same father, right? | You all got the same father, right? |
1326 | 01:10:17,500 | 01:10:19,083 | "Cut your hair… | "Cut your hair… |
1327 | 01:10:20,041 | 01:10:25,333 | don't be a fag, respect authority, respect America, respect me." | don't be a fag, respect authority, respect America, respect me." |
1328 | 01:10:27,375 | 01:10:31,000 | Your life, it's a "fuck you" to your father, right? | Your life, it's a "fuck you" to your father, right? |
1329 | 01:10:33,166 | 01:10:34,166 | A little? | A little? |
1330 | 01:10:36,083 | 01:10:38,375 | - [softly] Maybe. - [Bobby] Maybe. | - [softly] Maybe. - [Bobby] Maybe. |
1331 | 01:10:39,041 | 01:10:41,833 | And you can see how that's different from a rope on a tree? | And you can see how that's different from a rope on a tree? |
1332 | 01:10:42,916 | 01:10:43,916 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1333 | 01:10:44,458 | 01:10:45,458 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1334 | 01:10:49,041 | 01:10:50,916 | He was shot in the shoulder first. | He was shot in the shoulder first. |
1335 | 01:10:52,708 | 01:10:55,166 | You can't aim a gun if you've been shot in the shoulder. | You can't aim a gun if you've been shot in the shoulder. |
1336 | 01:10:55,250 | 01:10:56,791 | You can't squeeze the trigger. | You can't squeeze the trigger. |
1337 | 01:10:58,041 | 01:10:59,833 | Second shot was in his head. | Second shot was in his head. |
1338 | 01:11:02,333 | 01:11:03,958 | Fred was executed. | Fred was executed. |
1339 | 01:11:08,666 | 01:11:09,666 | Anything else? | Anything else? |
1340 | 01:11:13,916 | 01:11:14,916 | No. | No. |
1341 | 01:11:21,500 | 01:11:23,708 | [door buzzes and opens] | [door buzzes and opens] |
1342 | 01:11:26,708 | 01:11:27,541 | [door slams] | [door slams] |
1343 | 01:11:27,625 | 01:11:31,375 | [Schultz distorted] Calling your attention to the evening of the next day, | [Schultz distorted] Calling your attention to the evening of the next day, |
1344 | 01:11:31,458 | 01:11:34,875 | Tuesday, August 27th, were you in Grant Park? | Tuesday, August 27th, were you in Grant Park? |
1345 | 01:11:34,958 | 01:11:38,750 | [detective distorted] Yes. There was a "Free Huey Newton" rally going on. | [detective distorted] Yes. There was a "Free Huey Newton" rally going on. |
1346 | 01:11:38,833 | 01:11:42,625 | - [Schultz] Recognize any of the speakers? - I heard Jerry Rubin give a speech. | - [Schultz] Recognize any of the speakers? - I heard Jerry Rubin give a speech. |
1347 | 01:11:42,708 | 01:11:45,208 | Phil Ochs sang, and then Bobby Seale gave a speech. | Phil Ochs sang, and then Bobby Seale gave a speech. |
1348 | 01:11:45,291 | 01:11:48,958 | I object to this testimony against me because I have been denied counsel. | I object to this testimony against me because I have been denied counsel. |
1349 | 01:11:50,083 | 01:11:51,083 | We understand. | We understand. |
1350 | 01:11:51,583 | 01:11:54,250 | Do you recall any of Mr. Seale's speech? | Do you recall any of Mr. Seale's speech? |
1351 | 01:11:54,333 | 01:11:55,416 | [detective] Yes. He said... | [detective] Yes. He said... |
1352 | 01:11:55,500 | 01:11:57,458 | - I object to this man's... - Quiet! | - I object to this man's... - Quiet! |
1353 | 01:11:58,375 | 01:11:59,208 | [Schultz] Go ahead. | [Schultz] Go ahead. |
1354 | 01:11:59,291 | 01:12:01,833 | - [detective] May I refer to notes? - [Schultz] Yes. | - [detective] May I refer to notes? - [Schultz] Yes. |
1355 | 01:12:02,916 | 01:12:07,125 | [clears throat] He said, "We must understand that as we go forth | [clears throat] He said, "We must understand that as we go forth |
1356 | 01:12:07,208 | 01:12:09,166 | to try to move the reprobate politicians…" | to try to move the reprobate politicians…" |
1357 | 01:12:09,250 | 01:12:10,083 | Your Honor... | Your Honor... |
1358 | 01:12:10,166 | 01:12:14,000 | "…our cowardly Congress, the jive, double-lip talking Nixon..." | "…our cowardly Congress, the jive, double-lip talking Nixon..." |
1359 | 01:12:14,083 | 01:12:16,333 | "Jive, double-lip, talking Nixon…" | "Jive, double-lip, talking Nixon…" |
1360 | 01:12:16,416 | 01:12:20,000 | You're making me sound like one funky cat. Thank you, sir. | You're making me sound like one funky cat. Thank you, sir. |
1361 | 01:12:20,083 | 01:12:22,208 | Last warning, Mr. Seale. | Last warning, Mr. Seale. |
1362 | 01:12:24,166 | 01:12:25,791 | Did he say anything else? | Did he say anything else? |
1363 | 01:12:25,875 | 01:12:28,166 | He said, "The revolution at this time | He said, "The revolution at this time |
1364 | 01:12:28,250 | 01:12:32,333 | is directly connected to organized guns in force." | is directly connected to organized guns in force." |
1365 | 01:12:34,541 | 01:12:35,541 | No more questions. | No more questions. |
1366 | 01:12:37,291 | 01:12:41,166 | Jive, double-lip talking. Funky, funky cat. | Jive, double-lip talking. Funky, funky cat. |
1367 | 01:12:41,250 | 01:12:43,791 | Would the defense like to cross-examine the witness? | Would the defense like to cross-examine the witness? |
1368 | 01:12:43,875 | 01:12:48,166 | Yes. I'm sittin' here saying that I would like to cross-examine a witness. | Yes. I'm sittin' here saying that I would like to cross-examine a witness. |
1369 | 01:12:48,250 | 01:12:51,166 | - Only lawyers can address a witness. - My lawyer is Charles Garry. | - Only lawyers can address a witness. - My lawyer is Charles Garry. |
1370 | 01:12:51,250 | 01:12:54,750 | - I'm tired of hearing that. - Couldn't care less what you're tired of. | - I'm tired of hearing that. - Couldn't care less what you're tired of. |
1371 | 01:12:55,541 | 01:12:56,541 | What did you say? | What did you say? |
1372 | 01:12:59,041 | 01:13:04,125 | I said it would be impossible for me to care any less what you are tired of. | I said it would be impossible for me to care any less what you are tired of. |
1373 | 01:13:04,208 | 01:13:07,208 | And I demand to cross-examine the witness. | And I demand to cross-examine the witness. |
1374 | 01:13:07,291 | 01:13:09,416 | [Hoffman] Sit in your chair and be quiet. | [Hoffman] Sit in your chair and be quiet. |
1375 | 01:13:09,500 | 01:13:13,125 | And don't ever address this court in that manner again. | And don't ever address this court in that manner again. |
1376 | 01:13:17,000 | 01:13:18,666 | Are there any further questions? | Are there any further questions? |
1377 | 01:13:20,750 | 01:13:23,958 | We'll stand in recess for one hour, and court will resume again... | We'll stand in recess for one hour, and court will resume again... |
1378 | 01:13:24,041 | 01:13:27,166 | - It was premeditated murder! - [man] Yes, it was! | - It was premeditated murder! - [man] Yes, it was! |
1379 | 01:13:27,250 | 01:13:31,000 | - Fred Hampton was assassinated last night! - [Hoffman] Marshals, put Mr. Seale... | - Fred Hampton was assassinated last night! - [Hoffman] Marshals, put Mr. Seale... |
1380 | 01:13:31,083 | 01:13:33,041 | He wouldn't have been able to hold a gun! | He wouldn't have been able to hold a gun! |
1381 | 01:13:33,125 | 01:13:37,875 | When they publish the coroner's report, ask about the bullet in his shoulder! | When they publish the coroner's report, ask about the bullet in his shoulder! |
1382 | 01:13:41,250 | 01:13:44,375 | I strongly caution you, Mr. Seale. | I strongly caution you, Mr. Seale. |
1383 | 01:13:45,208 | 01:13:46,958 | I strongly caution... | I strongly caution... |
1384 | 01:13:47,041 | 01:13:49,625 | - Oh, strongly fuck yourself! - [spectators gasp] | - Oh, strongly fuck yourself! - [spectators gasp] |
1385 | 01:13:52,833 | 01:13:55,041 | Marshals, take that defendant into a room | Marshals, take that defendant into a room |
1386 | 01:13:55,125 | 01:13:57,708 | and deal with him as he should be dealt with. | and deal with him as he should be dealt with. |
1387 | 01:13:59,583 | 01:14:00,958 | [spectators murmuring] | [spectators murmuring] |
1388 | 01:14:04,083 | 01:14:06,083 | [muffled grunts, gasps] | [muffled grunts, gasps] |
1389 | 01:14:56,708 | 01:14:58,333 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
1390 | 01:14:58,416 | 01:14:59,875 | [spectators gasping] | [spectators gasping] |
1391 | 01:15:20,916 | 01:15:23,125 | [gavel banging] | [gavel banging] |
1392 | 01:15:24,375 | 01:15:29,333 | Let the record show that I tried, fairly and impartially. | Let the record show that I tried, fairly and impartially. |
1393 | 01:15:29,416 | 01:15:33,416 | I tried to get the defendant to sit on his own. | I tried to get the defendant to sit on his own. |
1394 | 01:15:33,500 | 01:15:35,708 | I ask you again, Mr. Seale, | I ask you again, Mr. Seale, |
1395 | 01:15:35,791 | 01:15:39,250 | and you may indicate by raising your head up and down, | and you may indicate by raising your head up and down, |
1396 | 01:15:39,833 | 01:15:42,083 | or moving it from side to side, | or moving it from side to side, |
1397 | 01:15:42,166 | 01:15:47,541 | if I have your assurance that you will not do anything to disrupt this trial, | if I have your assurance that you will not do anything to disrupt this trial, |
1398 | 01:15:47,625 | 01:15:50,666 | if I allow you to resume proper order. | if I allow you to resume proper order. |
1399 | 01:15:51,958 | 01:15:54,041 | Do I have your assurance? | Do I have your assurance? |
1400 | 01:16:03,416 | 01:16:05,125 | Mr. Schultz, call your next witness. | Mr. Schultz, call your next witness. |
1401 | 01:16:09,750 | 01:16:10,958 | Mr. Schultz? | Mr. Schultz? |
1402 | 01:16:20,041 | 01:16:21,250 | Your Honor, may we approach? | Your Honor, may we approach? |
1403 | 01:16:27,250 | 01:16:28,500 | [Bill] Can he breathe? | [Bill] Can he breathe? |
1404 | 01:16:29,333 | 01:16:31,208 | Can you breathe all right, Bobby? | Can you breathe all right, Bobby? |
1405 | 01:16:37,625 | 01:16:41,166 | Your Honor, our defendant is gagged and bound in an American courtroom. | Your Honor, our defendant is gagged and bound in an American courtroom. |
1406 | 01:16:41,250 | 01:16:43,125 | He brought it on himself. | He brought it on himself. |
1407 | 01:16:43,208 | 01:16:44,208 | Are you insane? | Are you insane? |
1408 | 01:16:44,250 | 01:16:45,375 | Mr. Kunstler. | Mr. Kunstler. |
1409 | 01:16:46,958 | 01:16:48,500 | Love of God. | Love of God. |
1410 | 01:16:49,416 | 01:16:52,208 | What do you want, Mr. Schultz? This is your sidebar. | What do you want, Mr. Schultz? This is your sidebar. |
1411 | 01:16:52,291 | 01:16:55,875 | The government would like to make a motion that Bobby Seale be separated... | The government would like to make a motion that Bobby Seale be separated... |
1412 | 01:16:55,958 | 01:16:57,958 | - Wait, wait, wait... - Sir, please. | - Wait, wait, wait... - Sir, please. |
1413 | 01:16:58,583 | 01:17:01,541 | A motion that Bobby Seale be separated from the rest of the defendants | A motion that Bobby Seale be separated from the rest of the defendants |
1414 | 01:17:01,625 | 01:17:03,750 | and his case be declared a mistrial. | and his case be declared a mistrial. |
1415 | 01:17:04,416 | 01:17:06,208 | You want me to give him his mistrial? | You want me to give him his mistrial? |
1416 | 01:17:06,291 | 01:17:10,875 | Of course, because you took that Black guy and you made him a sympathetic character. | Of course, because you took that Black guy and you made him a sympathetic character. |
1417 | 01:17:10,958 | 01:17:15,625 | Mr. Kunstler, I have lived a very long time, sir. | Mr. Kunstler, I have lived a very long time, sir. |
1418 | 01:17:15,708 | 01:17:18,833 | And you're the first person ever | And you're the first person ever |
1419 | 01:17:18,916 | 01:17:23,208 | to suggest that I have discriminated against a Black man. | to suggest that I have discriminated against a Black man. |
1420 | 01:17:23,291 | 01:17:25,208 | Then let the record show that I am the second. | Then let the record show that I am the second. |
1421 | 01:17:28,416 | 01:17:29,416 | Step back. | Step back. |
1422 | 01:17:43,958 | 01:17:48,125 | I'm issuing an order declaring a mistrial as to the defendant Bobby G. Seale. | I'm issuing an order declaring a mistrial as to the defendant Bobby G. Seale. |
1423 | 01:17:48,208 | 01:17:51,500 | - [gavel bangs] - [all cheering and clapping] | - [gavel bangs] - [all cheering and clapping] |
1424 | 01:17:52,500 | 01:17:54,083 | [gavel banging] | [gavel banging] |
1425 | 01:17:57,833 | 01:18:02,708 | Mr. Seale, you are currently charged with 16 counts of contempt | Mr. Seale, you are currently charged with 16 counts of contempt |
1426 | 01:18:02,791 | 01:18:05,791 | for your repeated displays of disrespect, | for your repeated displays of disrespect, |
1427 | 01:18:05,875 | 01:18:09,708 | and you have a pending homicide charge in Connecticut. | and you have a pending homicide charge in Connecticut. |
1428 | 01:18:10,500 | 01:18:15,166 | You are not home free, sir, and I doubt you ever will be. | You are not home free, sir, and I doubt you ever will be. |
1429 | 01:18:16,500 | 01:18:20,666 | - We are adjourned until 10:00, Monday. - [gavel bangs] | - We are adjourned until 10:00, Monday. - [gavel bangs] |
1430 | 01:18:20,750 | 01:18:21,916 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
1431 | 01:18:44,291 | 01:18:45,625 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
1432 | 01:18:47,500 | 01:18:48,666 | [door closes] | [door closes] |
1433 | 01:18:51,750 | 01:18:53,458 | [telephone rings] | [telephone rings] |
1434 | 01:18:55,416 | 01:18:57,500 | Conspiracy Office, how can I help you? | Conspiracy Office, how can I help you? |
1435 | 01:19:03,333 | 01:19:05,458 | No, sir. I am a white woman. | No, sir. I am a white woman. |
1436 | 01:19:09,208 | 01:19:12,875 | Yeah, I've slept with several in my life so far, and on balance, | Yeah, I've slept with several in my life so far, and on balance, |
1437 | 01:19:12,958 | 01:19:14,500 | I'd have to say it is better. | I'd have to say it is better. |
1438 | 01:19:14,583 | 01:19:16,958 | I think that's a big part of what's got you worked up. | I think that's a big part of what's got you worked up. |
1439 | 01:19:17,041 | 01:19:17,875 | Hang up the phone. | Hang up the phone. |
1440 | 01:19:17,958 | 01:19:20,625 | It's not so much that it's bigger. It's just better. | It's not so much that it's bigger. It's just better. |
1441 | 01:19:20,708 | 01:19:21,708 | Hang up the phone. | Hang up the phone. |
1442 | 01:19:24,125 | 01:19:26,041 | Was that a parting gift for Bobby? | Was that a parting gift for Bobby? |
1443 | 01:19:27,083 | 01:19:29,625 | No. That was just for me. | No. That was just for me. |
1444 | 01:19:43,083 | 01:19:45,250 | Why the fuck did you stand up? | Why the fuck did you stand up? |
1445 | 01:19:46,000 | 01:19:46,875 | It was a reflex. | It was a reflex. |
1446 | 01:19:46,958 | 01:19:48,750 | He was respecting the institution. | He was respecting the institution. |
1447 | 01:19:48,833 | 01:19:52,916 | I don't know what good it does to insult the judge in view of the jury, the press, | I don't know what good it does to insult the judge in view of the jury, the press, |
1448 | 01:19:53,000 | 01:19:56,375 | and Foran and Schultz, who'll recommend sentencing if we're convicted. | and Foran and Schultz, who'll recommend sentencing if we're convicted. |
1449 | 01:19:56,458 | 01:19:59,791 | It's a revolution, Tom. We may have to hurt somebody's feelings. | It's a revolution, Tom. We may have to hurt somebody's feelings. |
1450 | 01:20:02,250 | 01:20:03,541 | So, um… | So, um… |
1451 | 01:20:04,833 | 01:20:06,416 | we have this list. | we have this list. |
1452 | 01:20:06,500 | 01:20:09,958 | Maybe Monday morning, we could read the names into the record | Maybe Monday morning, we could read the names into the record |
1453 | 01:20:10,041 | 01:20:11,166 | as a way of saying... | as a way of saying... |
1454 | 01:20:11,250 | 01:20:12,083 | Saying what? | Saying what? |
1455 | 01:20:12,166 | 01:20:16,458 | That whatever we're facing, you know, it's peanuts compared to what... | That whatever we're facing, you know, it's peanuts compared to what... |
1456 | 01:20:16,541 | 01:20:19,750 | He's gonna sentence us. The judge decides what we're facing. | He's gonna sentence us. The judge decides what we're facing. |
1457 | 01:20:19,833 | 01:20:22,666 | - It is a goddamn trial. - Political trial. | - It is a goddamn trial. - Political trial. |
1458 | 01:20:22,750 | 01:20:26,125 | No, we were arrested… The law doesn't recognize political trials. | No, we were arrested… The law doesn't recognize political trials. |
1459 | 01:20:26,208 | 01:20:29,083 | No, we weren't arrested. We were chosen. | No, we weren't arrested. We were chosen. |
1460 | 01:20:32,125 | 01:20:35,583 | Lee, John, have you guys asked yourselves what you're doing here? | Lee, John, have you guys asked yourselves what you're doing here? |
1461 | 01:20:35,666 | 01:20:36,500 | Every day. | Every day. |
1462 | 01:20:36,583 | 01:20:38,083 | [Abbie] You're a give-back. | [Abbie] You're a give-back. |
1463 | 01:20:38,166 | 01:20:40,708 | They give the jury a couple of guys they can acquit | They give the jury a couple of guys they can acquit |
1464 | 01:20:40,791 | 01:20:43,583 | so they feel better about finding the rest of us guilty. | so they feel better about finding the rest of us guilty. |
1465 | 01:20:46,583 | 01:20:48,375 | Lenny, am I wrong? | Lenny, am I wrong? |
1466 | 01:20:49,750 | 01:20:50,583 | No. | No. |
1467 | 01:20:50,666 | 01:20:54,666 | Wait, so our role in history is that we made it easier to convict our friends? | Wait, so our role in history is that we made it easier to convict our friends? |
1468 | 01:20:54,750 | 01:20:57,541 | They're gonna find us guilty if they just don't like you. | They're gonna find us guilty if they just don't like you. |
1469 | 01:20:57,625 | 01:21:00,000 | That's why Bill won't put us on the stand. | That's why Bill won't put us on the stand. |
1470 | 01:21:00,083 | 01:21:02,666 | I can take the stand. I'm easier for them to like. | I can take the stand. I'm easier for them to like. |
1471 | 01:21:03,583 | 01:21:05,625 | I'm literally a Boy Scout troop leader. | I'm literally a Boy Scout troop leader. |
1472 | 01:21:05,708 | 01:21:07,791 | [laughing] | [laughing] |
1473 | 01:21:10,958 | 01:21:13,291 | You're a conscientious objector. | You're a conscientious objector. |
1474 | 01:21:13,375 | 01:21:15,250 | A lot of people are conscientious objectors. | A lot of people are conscientious objectors. |
1475 | 01:21:15,333 | 01:21:16,500 | During World War II? | During World War II? |
1476 | 01:21:16,583 | 01:21:20,125 | You sat out World War II. Even I wanna punch you. | You sat out World War II. Even I wanna punch you. |
1477 | 01:21:20,208 | 01:21:23,458 | - We can talk about that. - [Bill] I'm looking forward to it. | - We can talk about that. - [Bill] I'm looking forward to it. |
1478 | 01:21:23,541 | 01:21:25,208 | [Jerry] I could take the stand. | [Jerry] I could take the stand. |
1479 | 01:21:25,291 | 01:21:27,916 | Mr. Rubin, you ever taught a classroom how to make a bomb? | Mr. Rubin, you ever taught a classroom how to make a bomb? |
1480 | 01:21:28,000 | 01:21:30,916 | Man, eighth graders are taught how Oppenheimer made a bomb. | Man, eighth graders are taught how Oppenheimer made a bomb. |
1481 | 01:21:31,000 | 01:21:34,125 | Not one you can build with materials from Woolworth's. | Not one you can build with materials from Woolworth's. |
1482 | 01:21:34,208 | 01:21:35,625 | You know what'd be ironic? | You know what'd be ironic? |
1483 | 01:21:36,416 | 01:21:38,416 | - What? - [Rennie] I said, know what... | - What? - [Rennie] I said, know what... |
1484 | 01:21:38,500 | 01:21:40,750 | He heard you. He's asking what would be ironic. | He heard you. He's asking what would be ironic. |
1485 | 01:21:40,833 | 01:21:45,541 | I was gonna say if John Mitchell did all this just to get back at Ramsey Clark. | I was gonna say if John Mitchell did all this just to get back at Ramsey Clark. |
1486 | 01:21:45,625 | 01:21:47,585 | - [Tom] For what? - [Rennie] That thing, remember? | - [Tom] For what? - [Rennie] That thing, remember? |
1487 | 01:21:47,666 | 01:21:50,375 | Outgoing cabinet members are supposed to resign, | Outgoing cabinet members are supposed to resign, |
1488 | 01:21:50,458 | 01:21:53,250 | but Ramsey Clark didn't tender his resignation till... | but Ramsey Clark didn't tender his resignation till... |
1489 | 01:21:53,333 | 01:21:55,375 | [Jerry] I read Mitchell had a fit about that. | [Jerry] I read Mitchell had a fit about that. |
1490 | 01:21:55,458 | 01:21:58,416 | - [Rennie] Yeah. - [Jerry] Did you read about that, Lenny? | - [Rennie] Yeah. - [Jerry] Did you read about that, Lenny? |
1491 | 01:21:59,000 | 01:22:00,000 | Bill? | Bill? |
1492 | 01:22:00,958 | 01:22:03,083 | He was never even on our witness list. | He was never even on our witness list. |
1493 | 01:22:03,166 | 01:22:04,166 | Who? | Who? |
1494 | 01:22:04,250 | 01:22:08,833 | - The first witness you put on the stand... - If this was a political trial… | - The first witness you put on the stand... - If this was a political trial… |
1495 | 01:22:09,666 | 01:22:11,416 | - Bernadine. - Yeah. | - Bernadine. - Yeah. |
1496 | 01:22:11,500 | 01:22:13,791 | I need my office to find Ramsey Clark. | I need my office to find Ramsey Clark. |
1497 | 01:22:14,541 | 01:22:17,291 | And William Kunstler just showed up. | And William Kunstler just showed up. |
1498 | 01:22:32,416 | 01:22:33,416 | [Bill] Len. | [Bill] Len. |
1499 | 01:22:38,291 | 01:22:41,416 | Maybe… I don't know, does he have a Secret Service detail? | Maybe… I don't know, does he have a Secret Service detail? |
1500 | 01:22:41,500 | 01:22:44,541 | Nah, they're here for us. | Nah, they're here for us. |
1501 | 01:22:50,166 | 01:22:52,458 | He was the attorney general. What do we do? | He was the attorney general. What do we do? |
1502 | 01:22:52,541 | 01:22:55,416 | - We just ring the doorbell? - [Leonard] Yeah, I guess so. | - We just ring the doorbell? - [Leonard] Yeah, I guess so. |
1503 | 01:22:56,958 | 01:22:59,250 | - You wanna do it? - Just ring the damn… | - You wanna do it? - Just ring the damn… |
1504 | 01:22:59,333 | 01:23:00,708 | [doorbell rings] | [doorbell rings] |
1505 | 01:23:01,875 | 01:23:03,041 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
1506 | 01:23:04,916 | 01:23:08,125 | Good morning, I'm Bill Kunstler. Mr. Clark is expecting us. | Good morning, I'm Bill Kunstler. Mr. Clark is expecting us. |
1507 | 01:23:08,208 | 01:23:09,208 | [woman] Come in. | [woman] Come in. |
1508 | 01:23:14,041 | 01:23:15,041 | [Tom] Good morning. | [Tom] Good morning. |
1509 | 01:23:20,000 | 01:23:22,166 | He's in his study at the end of the hall. | He's in his study at the end of the hall. |
1510 | 01:23:22,750 | 01:23:24,000 | Can I get anyone coffee? | Can I get anyone coffee? |
1511 | 01:23:24,083 | 01:23:26,375 | I tell you what, ma'am. That sounds great. | I tell you what, ma'am. That sounds great. |
1512 | 01:23:26,458 | 01:23:27,791 | Nothing for me. Thank you. | Nothing for me. Thank you. |
1513 | 01:23:28,625 | 01:23:30,208 | [woman] At the end of the hall. | [woman] At the end of the hall. |
1514 | 01:23:31,166 | 01:23:32,375 | Mr. Hayden? | Mr. Hayden? |
1515 | 01:23:33,541 | 01:23:36,750 | I read in the paper you were the only one who stood for the judge | I read in the paper you were the only one who stood for the judge |
1516 | 01:23:36,833 | 01:23:38,416 | after what he did to Bobby. | after what he did to Bobby. |
1517 | 01:23:40,125 | 01:23:43,500 | Uh, that was a mistake. It was just a reflex. | Uh, that was a mistake. It was just a reflex. |
1518 | 01:23:43,583 | 01:23:44,583 | [Bill] Tom? | [Bill] Tom? |
1519 | 01:23:55,750 | 01:23:56,750 | [Clark] Hey, Bill. | [Clark] Hey, Bill. |
1520 | 01:23:58,416 | 01:23:59,583 | Ramsey Clark. | Ramsey Clark. |
1521 | 01:24:00,458 | 01:24:01,791 | Pleased to meet you, sir. | Pleased to meet you, sir. |
1522 | 01:24:03,083 | 01:24:05,250 | This is Leonard Weinglass. | This is Leonard Weinglass. |
1523 | 01:24:05,333 | 01:24:07,583 | - Mr. Weinglass. - [Bill] And Tom Hayden. | - Mr. Weinglass. - [Bill] And Tom Hayden. |
1524 | 01:24:07,666 | 01:24:09,208 | Oh, I know who Tom Hayden is. | Oh, I know who Tom Hayden is. |
1525 | 01:24:09,291 | 01:24:11,541 | The FBI used to work for me. | The FBI used to work for me. |
1526 | 01:24:12,791 | 01:24:16,333 | Those two men, they're senior deputies with the Justice Department. | Those two men, they're senior deputies with the Justice Department. |
1527 | 01:24:16,416 | 01:24:17,750 | Mr. Kelly and Mr. Ackerman. | Mr. Kelly and Mr. Ackerman. |
1528 | 01:24:19,166 | 01:24:22,083 | - I don't know why these men are here. - I invited them. | - I don't know why these men are here. - I invited them. |
1529 | 01:24:22,666 | 01:24:23,541 | You invited them? | You invited them? |
1530 | 01:24:23,625 | 01:24:26,166 | I don't want the appearance of impropriety. | I don't want the appearance of impropriety. |
1531 | 01:24:26,250 | 01:24:27,750 | There isn't any impropriety. | There isn't any impropriety. |
1532 | 01:24:27,833 | 01:24:30,041 | And now there are witnesses to that. | And now there are witnesses to that. |
1533 | 01:24:30,125 | 01:24:34,875 | Sir, these men are gonna call Schultz and Foran as soon as we're done. | Sir, these men are gonna call Schultz and Foran as soon as we're done. |
1534 | 01:24:34,958 | 01:24:38,250 | Don't be ridiculous. They already called Schultz and Foran. | Don't be ridiculous. They already called Schultz and Foran. |
1535 | 01:24:38,333 | 01:24:41,500 | And they're gonna call John Mitchell as soon as we're done here. | And they're gonna call John Mitchell as soon as we're done here. |
1536 | 01:24:42,125 | 01:24:43,791 | Go ahead, ask what you wanna ask. | Go ahead, ask what you wanna ask. |
1537 | 01:24:45,083 | 01:24:47,416 | - In front of them? - Yeah. | - In front of them? - Yeah. |
1538 | 01:24:51,250 | 01:24:52,250 | All right. | All right. |
1539 | 01:24:53,208 | 01:24:57,375 | Mr. Clark, while you were attorney general for President Johnson | Mr. Clark, while you were attorney general for President Johnson |
1540 | 01:24:57,458 | 01:24:59,625 | was there ever any discussion with the White House | was there ever any discussion with the White House |
1541 | 01:24:59,708 | 01:25:01,875 | about seeking indictments against my clients? | about seeking indictments against my clients? |
1542 | 01:25:01,958 | 01:25:03,791 | - He can't answer that. - Why not? | - He can't answer that. - Why not? |
1543 | 01:25:03,875 | 01:25:04,875 | It's against the law. | It's against the law. |
1544 | 01:25:04,958 | 01:25:08,041 | That's an overly broad interpretation of the law. | That's an overly broad interpretation of the law. |
1545 | 01:25:08,125 | 01:25:10,000 | - If you'd like... - [Bill] I'll tell you what. | - If you'd like... - [Bill] I'll tell you what. |
1546 | 01:25:10,083 | 01:25:12,291 | We've dealt with jury tampering, wiretapping, | We've dealt with jury tampering, wiretapping, |
1547 | 01:25:12,375 | 01:25:14,541 | a defendant that was literally gagged, | a defendant that was literally gagged, |
1548 | 01:25:14,625 | 01:25:17,291 | and a judge who's been handing down rulings from the bench | and a judge who's been handing down rulings from the bench |
1549 | 01:25:17,375 | 01:25:19,625 | that would be considered wrong in Honduras. | that would be considered wrong in Honduras. |
1550 | 01:25:19,708 | 01:25:23,916 | So I'm a little less interested in the law than I was when this trial began. | So I'm a little less interested in the law than I was when this trial began. |
1551 | 01:25:24,000 | 01:25:29,375 | Well, whether you like the law or not, as former AG, he is protected by it. | Well, whether you like the law or not, as former AG, he is protected by it. |
1552 | 01:25:29,458 | 01:25:31,166 | No, you are protected by it. | No, you are protected by it. |
1553 | 01:25:32,166 | 01:25:34,833 | And with respect, sir, I can subpoena you. | And with respect, sir, I can subpoena you. |
1554 | 01:25:34,916 | 01:25:37,750 | Find a judge in this circuit who will sign that subpoena. | Find a judge in this circuit who will sign that subpoena. |
1555 | 01:25:37,833 | 01:25:41,583 | He's right. And taking the stand voluntarily would be a big risk for me. | He's right. And taking the stand voluntarily would be a big risk for me. |
1556 | 01:25:42,166 | 01:25:43,916 | Well, again, with due respect, sir, | Well, again, with due respect, sir, |
1557 | 01:25:44,000 | 01:25:47,375 | my clients take a much bigger risk when they… | my clients take a much bigger risk when they… |
1558 | 01:25:48,083 | 01:25:51,000 | - stand against an enormous power… - [Clark] What took you so long? | - stand against an enormous power… - [Clark] What took you so long? |
1559 | 01:25:51,083 | 01:25:53,708 | …that they can't even see, and that… | …that they can't even see, and that… |
1560 | 01:25:54,666 | 01:25:57,083 | I'm sorry. What took me so long to do what? | I'm sorry. What took me so long to do what? |
1561 | 01:25:57,166 | 01:25:59,125 | To realize I'm your star witness. | To realize I'm your star witness. |
1562 | 01:26:02,041 | 01:26:04,708 | - We were remarking upon that ourselves... - Bill… | - We were remarking upon that ourselves... - Bill… |
1563 | 01:26:04,791 | 01:26:06,000 | He can't testify. | He can't testify. |
1564 | 01:26:06,083 | 01:26:08,458 | I'm in private practice now. | I'm in private practice now. |
1565 | 01:26:08,541 | 01:26:11,208 | And if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, | And if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, |
1566 | 01:26:11,291 | 01:26:12,916 | he can and he will. | he can and he will. |
1567 | 01:26:13,000 | 01:26:14,500 | You have to find some… | You have to find some… |
1568 | 01:26:15,750 | 01:26:17,916 | Sir, you have to find some courage now… | Sir, you have to find some courage now… |
1569 | 01:26:19,208 | 01:26:21,958 | - And... - Find some courage? Yeah. | - And... - Find some courage? Yeah. |
1570 | 01:26:22,041 | 01:26:24,708 | Yes. You have to find some courage and... | Yes. You have to find some courage and... |
1571 | 01:26:24,791 | 01:26:25,791 | Tom. | Tom. |
1572 | 01:26:29,583 | 01:26:32,041 | That's what those two men came to tell me, | That's what those two men came to tell me, |
1573 | 01:26:32,125 | 01:26:36,083 | that if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, he can and he will. | that if John Mitchell wants to cut me in half, he can and he will. |
1574 | 01:26:36,666 | 01:26:40,833 | So I wanted them in the room when I said, | So I wanted them in the room when I said, |
1575 | 01:26:41,708 | 01:26:43,041 | "When do you want me in court?" | "When do you want me in court?" |
1576 | 01:26:45,833 | 01:26:46,958 | Mr. Clark? | Mr. Clark? |
1577 | 01:26:47,583 | 01:26:48,583 | I'm sorry? | I'm sorry? |
1578 | 01:26:49,125 | 01:26:50,458 | Swear me in, Bill. | Swear me in, Bill. |
1579 | 01:26:50,541 | 01:26:55,000 | It is against the law for you to testify, Ramsey. It is as simple as that. | It is against the law for you to testify, Ramsey. It is as simple as that. |
1580 | 01:26:55,791 | 01:26:57,083 | It's General Clark. | It's General Clark. |
1581 | 01:26:57,791 | 01:26:59,958 | And arrest me or shut the fuck up. | And arrest me or shut the fuck up. |
1582 | 01:27:05,333 | 01:27:06,375 | Found some. | Found some. |
1583 | 01:27:08,500 | 01:27:11,041 | Your Honor, the People move to disallow this witness. | Your Honor, the People move to disallow this witness. |
1584 | 01:27:11,125 | 01:27:14,083 | I'm sure the defense anticipated that. | I'm sure the defense anticipated that. |
1585 | 01:27:14,166 | 01:27:16,125 | [Schultz] Code of federal regulations mandates | [Schultz] Code of federal regulations mandates |
1586 | 01:27:16,208 | 01:27:18,500 | the disclosure of Justice Department materials | the disclosure of Justice Department materials |
1587 | 01:27:18,583 | 01:27:21,625 | is prohibited without prior knowledge of the attorney general, | is prohibited without prior knowledge of the attorney general, |
1588 | 01:27:21,708 | 01:27:24,666 | plainly meaning the sitting attorney general, | plainly meaning the sitting attorney general, |
1589 | 01:27:24,750 | 01:27:27,583 | who is John Mitchell, who has denied his approval. | who is John Mitchell, who has denied his approval. |
1590 | 01:27:27,666 | 01:27:32,541 | Judge, the rule refers only to very specific documents and information. | Judge, the rule refers only to very specific documents and information. |
1591 | 01:27:32,625 | 01:27:36,333 | If the regulation were interpreted as Mr. Schultz is asking it to be, | If the regulation were interpreted as Mr. Schultz is asking it to be, |
1592 | 01:27:36,416 | 01:27:38,250 | nobody in the federal government | nobody in the federal government |
1593 | 01:27:38,333 | 01:27:41,750 | could ever testify in any trial after they left their job. | could ever testify in any trial after they left their job. |
1594 | 01:27:43,875 | 01:27:46,583 | I think the government is at least justified | I think the government is at least justified |
1595 | 01:27:46,666 | 01:27:50,166 | in asking the defense to demonstrate, by voir dire, | in asking the defense to demonstrate, by voir dire, |
1596 | 01:27:50,250 | 01:27:53,083 | the testimony it expects to elicit from the witness. | the testimony it expects to elicit from the witness. |
1597 | 01:27:53,166 | 01:27:56,916 | You'd like us to question the witness, this witness, | You'd like us to question the witness, this witness, |
1598 | 01:27:57,000 | 01:27:59,833 | outside the presence of the jury? | outside the presence of the jury? |
1599 | 01:27:59,916 | 01:28:04,416 | If I find any of the testimony relevant, I'll call the jury back in to hear it. | If I find any of the testimony relevant, I'll call the jury back in to hear it. |
1600 | 01:28:05,375 | 01:28:07,083 | Take it or leave it, Mr. Kunstler. | Take it or leave it, Mr. Kunstler. |
1601 | 01:28:10,458 | 01:28:12,750 | Defense calls Ramsey Clark. | Defense calls Ramsey Clark. |
1602 | 01:28:25,833 | 01:28:26,916 | State your name. | State your name. |
1603 | 01:28:27,416 | 01:28:30,625 | - [Clark] William Ramsey Clark. - Do you swear the testimony you give | - [Clark] William Ramsey Clark. - Do you swear the testimony you give |
1604 | 01:28:30,708 | 01:28:33,250 | will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? | will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? |
1605 | 01:28:33,333 | 01:28:34,333 | [Clark] I do. | [Clark] I do. |
1606 | 01:28:37,291 | 01:28:42,708 | Mr. Clark, what was your occupation in the summer of 1968? | Mr. Clark, what was your occupation in the summer of 1968? |
1607 | 01:28:42,791 | 01:28:45,166 | I was the attorney general of the United States. | I was the attorney general of the United States. |
1608 | 01:28:45,250 | 01:28:47,791 | - You were appointed by President Johnson? - Yes. | - You were appointed by President Johnson? - Yes. |
1609 | 01:28:47,875 | 01:28:51,208 | - Confirmed by the United States Senate. - Yes. | - Confirmed by the United States Senate. - Yes. |
1610 | 01:28:51,291 | 01:28:56,541 | Now, did you receive a phone call at your office at 11:50 a.m., | Now, did you receive a phone call at your office at 11:50 a.m., |
1611 | 01:28:56,625 | 01:28:59,041 | on September 10th of last year? | on September 10th of last year? |
1612 | 01:28:59,125 | 01:28:59,958 | Yes. | Yes. |
1613 | 01:29:00,041 | 01:29:02,208 | - And from whom was that call? - President Johnson. | - And from whom was that call? - President Johnson. |
1614 | 01:29:02,291 | 01:29:07,750 | Will you state what President Johnson said to you and what was said to him? | Will you state what President Johnson said to you and what was said to him? |
1615 | 01:29:07,833 | 01:29:10,125 | Your Honor, at this point, we will object. | Your Honor, at this point, we will object. |
1616 | 01:29:10,208 | 01:29:13,875 | A cabinet officer does not have to, and should not have to relate the contents | A cabinet officer does not have to, and should not have to relate the contents |
1617 | 01:29:13,958 | 01:29:17,250 | of a private call he had with the president. | of a private call he had with the president. |
1618 | 01:29:17,333 | 01:29:19,000 | I'll sustain the objection. | I'll sustain the objection. |
1619 | 01:29:19,083 | 01:29:22,458 | Please, the court… This is voir dire. | Please, the court… This is voir dire. |
1620 | 01:29:22,541 | 01:29:25,166 | I thought objections were reserved. | I thought objections were reserved. |
1621 | 01:29:25,250 | 01:29:28,291 | There's a question of attorney-client privilege to consider. | There's a question of attorney-client privilege to consider. |
1622 | 01:29:28,375 | 01:29:31,208 | [Clark] The president isn't a client of the attorney general. | [Clark] The president isn't a client of the attorney general. |
1623 | 01:29:34,875 | 01:29:36,125 | Excuse me, sir? | Excuse me, sir? |
1624 | 01:29:36,708 | 01:29:39,750 | The president isn't a client of the attorney general. | The president isn't a client of the attorney general. |
1625 | 01:29:39,833 | 01:29:40,833 | I'm happy to answer. | I'm happy to answer. |
1626 | 01:29:40,916 | 01:29:42,375 | [Schultz] Your Honor… | [Schultz] Your Honor… |
1627 | 01:29:44,375 | 01:29:47,833 | Hearing from the witness on this point is highly irregular. | Hearing from the witness on this point is highly irregular. |
1628 | 01:29:49,041 | 01:29:51,833 | Well, gentlemen, um… | Well, gentlemen, um… |
1629 | 01:29:53,583 | 01:29:55,083 | This is my courtroom. | This is my courtroom. |
1630 | 01:29:55,833 | 01:29:59,500 | But the witness is the former, uh… | But the witness is the former, uh… |
1631 | 01:29:59,583 | 01:30:03,166 | He's just stated his willingness, you know, | He's just stated his willingness, you know, |
1632 | 01:30:03,250 | 01:30:07,291 | so, for the purposes of voir dire, I'll hear the answer. | so, for the purposes of voir dire, I'll hear the answer. |
1633 | 01:30:08,333 | 01:30:09,333 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
1634 | 01:30:09,958 | 01:30:15,541 | Mr. Clark, uh, did President Johnson ask you a question in that phone call? | Mr. Clark, uh, did President Johnson ask you a question in that phone call? |
1635 | 01:30:16,416 | 01:30:20,000 | The president asked me if I intended to seek any indictments | The president asked me if I intended to seek any indictments |
1636 | 01:30:20,083 | 01:30:23,500 | related to the riots the previous month in Chicago. | related to the riots the previous month in Chicago. |
1637 | 01:30:24,416 | 01:30:25,916 | And what did you tell him? | And what did you tell him? |
1638 | 01:30:26,000 | 01:30:28,583 | I told him we wouldn't be seeking indictments. | I told him we wouldn't be seeking indictments. |
1639 | 01:30:28,666 | 01:30:30,208 | And can you tell us why? | And can you tell us why? |
1640 | 01:30:30,291 | 01:30:34,708 | An investigation by our criminal division led to the conclusion | An investigation by our criminal division led to the conclusion |
1641 | 01:30:34,791 | 01:30:37,500 | that the riots were started by the Chicago Police Department. | that the riots were started by the Chicago Police Department. |
1642 | 01:30:37,583 | 01:30:39,708 | [all cheering and clapping] | [all cheering and clapping] |
1643 | 01:30:42,041 | 01:30:43,833 | [gavel banging] | [gavel banging] |
1644 | 01:30:52,750 | 01:30:56,333 | And, Mr. Clark, did your counterintelligence division | And, Mr. Clark, did your counterintelligence division |
1645 | 01:30:56,416 | 01:30:58,000 | make a report as well? | make a report as well? |
1646 | 01:30:58,083 | 01:31:01,958 | They concluded that there was no conspiracy by the defendants | They concluded that there was no conspiracy by the defendants |
1647 | 01:31:02,041 | 01:31:04,958 | to incite violence during the convention. | to incite violence during the convention. |
1648 | 01:31:05,041 | 01:31:07,250 | And then what happened on the first Tuesday, | And then what happened on the first Tuesday, |
1649 | 01:31:07,333 | 01:31:09,875 | after the first Monday, in November of that year? | after the first Monday, in November of that year? |
1650 | 01:31:09,958 | 01:31:12,375 | - Richard Nixon was elected president. - Sustained. | - Richard Nixon was elected president. - Sustained. |
1651 | 01:31:12,458 | 01:31:14,333 | - Nobody objected... - [Schultz] We do. | - Nobody objected... - [Schultz] We do. |
1652 | 01:31:14,416 | 01:31:17,000 | It's well-known there's no love lost between the witness | It's well-known there's no love lost between the witness |
1653 | 01:31:17,083 | 01:31:18,625 | and the sitting attorney general. | and the sitting attorney general. |
1654 | 01:31:18,708 | 01:31:21,083 | This witness was called to wage a political attack | This witness was called to wage a political attack |
1655 | 01:31:21,166 | 01:31:23,250 | and should not be allowed before the jury. | and should not be allowed before the jury. |
1656 | 01:31:23,333 | 01:31:24,166 | Mr. Kunstler. | Mr. Kunstler. |
1657 | 01:31:24,250 | 01:31:26,541 | Your Honor, you cannot possibly be considering | Your Honor, you cannot possibly be considering |
1658 | 01:31:26,625 | 01:31:29,916 | not allowing the jury to hear what we've just heard? | not allowing the jury to hear what we've just heard? |
1659 | 01:31:30,000 | 01:31:32,041 | The witness can't present them testimony | The witness can't present them testimony |
1660 | 01:31:32,125 | 01:31:34,916 | that would assist in making a determination of guilt or innocence. | that would assist in making a determination of guilt or innocence. |
1661 | 01:31:35,000 | 01:31:38,500 | He just testified his own Justice Department came to the conclusion... | He just testified his own Justice Department came to the conclusion... |
1662 | 01:31:38,583 | 01:31:40,166 | The current Justice Department, | The current Justice Department, |
1663 | 01:31:40,250 | 01:31:42,291 | the one that matters, came to a new conclusion. | the one that matters, came to a new conclusion. |
1664 | 01:31:42,375 | 01:31:46,166 | Therefore, motivation of the prosecution has to be called into question. | Therefore, motivation of the prosecution has to be called into question. |
1665 | 01:31:46,250 | 01:31:49,750 | The motivation of the prosecution is not an issue in a courtroom. | The motivation of the prosecution is not an issue in a courtroom. |
1666 | 01:31:49,833 | 01:31:53,750 | In any courtroom I've ever been in, except this one. | In any courtroom I've ever been in, except this one. |
1667 | 01:31:53,833 | 01:31:54,833 | Object. | Object. |
1668 | 01:31:54,916 | 01:31:57,458 | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler, do you have any further examination | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler, do you have any further examination |
1669 | 01:31:57,541 | 01:32:01,583 | that will demonstrate that this witness will make a material contribution, | that will demonstrate that this witness will make a material contribution, |
1670 | 01:32:01,666 | 01:32:04,291 | or should I just ask him to step down? | or should I just ask him to step down? |
1671 | 01:32:04,375 | 01:32:06,375 | You've ruled. | You've ruled. |
1672 | 01:32:10,250 | 01:32:13,458 | You're not gonna let the jury hear his testimony. | You're not gonna let the jury hear his testimony. |
1673 | 01:32:13,541 | 01:32:16,041 | Not unless you can demonstrate to me, | Not unless you can demonstrate to me, |
1674 | 01:32:16,125 | 01:32:18,833 | which you have not thus far done, that this witness... | which you have not thus far done, that this witness... |
1675 | 01:32:18,916 | 01:32:22,041 | - Are you any good? - Are you addressing the court reporter? | - Are you any good? - Are you addressing the court reporter? |
1676 | 01:32:22,125 | 01:32:23,583 | - Keep up with us. - Mr. Kunstler... | - Keep up with us. - Mr. Kunstler... |
1677 | 01:32:23,666 | 01:32:25,375 | Is this prosecution politically motivated? | Is this prosecution politically motivated? |
1678 | 01:32:25,458 | 01:32:26,958 | - Object! - Yes. | - Object! - Yes. |
1679 | 01:32:27,041 | 01:32:29,125 | President Nixon inherited an unpopular war. | President Nixon inherited an unpopular war. |
1680 | 01:32:29,208 | 01:32:30,458 | - Yes. - Step down, Mr. Clark. | - Yes. - Step down, Mr. Clark. |
1681 | 01:32:30,541 | 01:32:32,875 | And your clients make it more unpopular every day. | And your clients make it more unpopular every day. |
1682 | 01:32:32,958 | 01:32:37,625 | This administration is paranoid about the SDS, the Mobe, the New Left… | This administration is paranoid about the SDS, the Mobe, the New Left… |
1683 | 01:32:37,708 | 01:32:39,666 | [Hoffman] Mr. Clark, please. | [Hoffman] Mr. Clark, please. |
1684 | 01:32:40,375 | 01:32:44,791 | Please, sir. I will be forced to find you in contempt. | Please, sir. I will be forced to find you in contempt. |
1685 | 01:32:45,416 | 01:32:46,625 | Do you understand? | Do you understand? |
1686 | 01:32:49,250 | 01:32:50,250 | I do, Your Honor. | I do, Your Honor. |
1687 | 01:32:50,708 | 01:32:52,625 | Then step down, please. | Then step down, please. |
1688 | 01:32:56,291 | 01:32:57,458 | Thank you, sir. | Thank you, sir. |
1689 | 01:33:06,625 | 01:33:08,375 | Just get to work on the appeal. | Just get to work on the appeal. |
1690 | 01:33:18,541 | 01:33:21,250 | Your Honor, when the jury returns, | Your Honor, when the jury returns, |
1691 | 01:33:22,416 | 01:33:26,250 | will they be informed that the defense had called | will they be informed that the defense had called |
1692 | 01:33:26,333 | 01:33:29,416 | the former attorney general of the United States of America, | the former attorney general of the United States of America, |
1693 | 01:33:29,500 | 01:33:33,250 | but this court ruled that he couldn't testify? | but this court ruled that he couldn't testify? |
1694 | 01:33:34,041 | 01:33:36,250 | No, that motion will be denied. | No, that motion will be denied. |
1695 | 01:33:36,333 | 01:33:38,875 | [spectators murmuring] | [spectators murmuring] |
1696 | 01:33:56,041 | 01:33:59,583 | Cite Mr. Kunstler with his third count of contempt. | Cite Mr. Kunstler with his third count of contempt. |
1697 | 01:34:05,875 | 01:34:07,125 | [David] You're a thug. | [David] You're a thug. |
1698 | 01:34:07,208 | 01:34:09,416 | Did one of the defendants speak? | Did one of the defendants speak? |
1699 | 01:34:09,500 | 01:34:13,291 | I did. I said you're a thug, because you are. | I did. I said you're a thug, because you are. |
1700 | 01:34:13,375 | 01:34:15,125 | - Dave. - Please sit, Mr. Dellinger. | - Dave. - Please sit, Mr. Dellinger. |
1701 | 01:34:15,208 | 01:34:17,666 | - If we're guilty, why not give us a trial? - [Leonard] Dave. | - If we're guilty, why not give us a trial? - [Leonard] Dave. |
1702 | 01:34:17,750 | 01:34:19,375 | Marshals, seat the defendant. | Marshals, seat the defendant. |
1703 | 01:34:19,458 | 01:34:22,750 | If we're guilty, which you have clearly decided... | If we're guilty, which you have clearly decided... |
1704 | 01:34:22,833 | 01:34:24,333 | - Dave, I've got... - Watch yourself. | - Dave, I've got... - Watch yourself. |
1705 | 01:34:24,416 | 01:34:26,708 | You've clearly decided that we were, why not... | You've clearly decided that we were, why not... |
1706 | 01:34:26,791 | 01:34:29,333 | No. You don't… No, you don't need to grab my arm. | No. You don't… No, you don't need to grab my arm. |
1707 | 01:34:33,000 | 01:34:34,958 | If we're guilty, why not give us a trial? | If we're guilty, why not give us a trial? |
1708 | 01:34:35,041 | 01:34:38,541 | I mean, I have sat here for six months and watched you! | I mean, I have sat here for six months and watched you! |
1709 | 01:34:38,625 | 01:34:40,958 | You don't need to grab my arm. | You don't need to grab my arm. |
1710 | 01:34:41,041 | 01:34:43,250 | I have watched you. I've watched you... | I have watched you. I've watched you... |
1711 | 01:34:43,333 | 01:34:44,333 | Sir... [grunts] | Sir... [grunts] |
1712 | 01:34:44,416 | 01:34:45,625 | [spectators gasp] | [spectators gasp] |
1713 | 01:34:47,166 | 01:34:49,541 | [Jerry] It's okay. He would not hurt a fly. | [Jerry] It's okay. He would not hurt a fly. |
1714 | 01:34:49,625 | 01:34:51,208 | Take him out of here. Lock him up. | Take him out of here. Lock him up. |
1715 | 01:34:52,916 | 01:34:54,583 | [handcuffs clinking] | [handcuffs clinking] |
1716 | 01:34:54,666 | 01:34:55,875 | I hit him. | I hit him. |
1717 | 01:34:57,625 | 01:34:58,875 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
1718 | 01:35:08,041 | 01:35:09,083 | [softly] I'm sorry. | [softly] I'm sorry. |
1719 | 01:35:27,583 | 01:35:29,833 | [telephone ringing] | [telephone ringing] |
1720 | 01:35:42,958 | 01:35:45,791 | There's only one thing. There's one thing to do. | There's only one thing. There's one thing to do. |
1721 | 01:35:46,500 | 01:35:47,875 | Solidarity with Dave. | Solidarity with Dave. |
1722 | 01:35:49,583 | 01:35:52,291 | Tomorrow, we go into court and get ourselves arrested. | Tomorrow, we go into court and get ourselves arrested. |
1723 | 01:35:53,208 | 01:35:54,541 | We're already arrested. | We're already arrested. |
1724 | 01:35:55,250 | 01:35:57,541 | Is Bill talking to you about taking the stand? | Is Bill talking to you about taking the stand? |
1725 | 01:35:58,166 | 01:36:01,041 | The press guys are saying Bill's been talking to you about it. | The press guys are saying Bill's been talking to you about it. |
1726 | 01:36:01,125 | 01:36:02,458 | He's been talking about it. | He's been talking about it. |
1727 | 01:36:02,541 | 01:36:05,833 | He thinks you might get the crowd worked up with a position paper? | He thinks you might get the crowd worked up with a position paper? |
1728 | 01:36:05,916 | 01:36:09,416 | Maybe he thinks I won't try to get the crowd worked up at all. | Maybe he thinks I won't try to get the crowd worked up at all. |
1729 | 01:36:10,000 | 01:36:13,666 | Maybe he thinks there are jurors who relied on the safety of the police | Maybe he thinks there are jurors who relied on the safety of the police |
1730 | 01:36:13,750 | 01:36:15,916 | and are put off when someone calls them pigs, | and are put off when someone calls them pigs, |
1731 | 01:36:16,000 | 01:36:18,416 | or maybe he wants a witness who dresses like a grown man. | or maybe he wants a witness who dresses like a grown man. |
1732 | 01:36:18,500 | 01:36:24,041 | The cops in this city in the summer of 1968 were pigs. | The cops in this city in the summer of 1968 were pigs. |
1733 | 01:36:24,625 | 01:36:26,750 | I wonder how many of them had kids in Vietnam. | I wonder how many of them had kids in Vietnam. |
1734 | 01:36:28,625 | 01:36:30,458 | He's gonna take the stand, not you? | He's gonna take the stand, not you? |
1735 | 01:36:30,541 | 01:36:32,291 | And we're okay with that? | And we're okay with that? |
1736 | 01:36:33,916 | 01:36:34,750 | Abbie? | Abbie? |
1737 | 01:36:34,833 | 01:36:37,708 | What did you mean, the last thing I want is to end the war? | What did you mean, the last thing I want is to end the war? |
1738 | 01:36:38,291 | 01:36:39,166 | What? | What? |
1739 | 01:36:39,250 | 01:36:43,375 | Centuries ago when the trial started, you said, why did I come to Chicago? | Centuries ago when the trial started, you said, why did I come to Chicago? |
1740 | 01:36:43,458 | 01:36:45,500 | And I said, "To end the war." | And I said, "To end the war." |
1741 | 01:36:45,583 | 01:36:48,333 | And then you turned to everyone and you said, | And then you turned to everyone and you said, |
1742 | 01:36:48,416 | 01:36:51,500 | "The last thing he wants is to end the war." | "The last thing he wants is to end the war." |
1743 | 01:36:53,625 | 01:36:54,958 | What did you mean by that? | What did you mean by that? |
1744 | 01:36:55,500 | 01:36:57,500 | That you're making the most of your close-up. | That you're making the most of your close-up. |
1745 | 01:36:57,583 | 01:36:58,666 | Yeah… | Yeah… |
1746 | 01:36:58,750 | 01:37:01,291 | - No more war, no Abbie Hoffman. - What's your problem with me? | - No more war, no Abbie Hoffman. - What's your problem with me? |
1747 | 01:37:01,875 | 01:37:03,875 | I wish people would stop asking me that. | I wish people would stop asking me that. |
1748 | 01:37:03,958 | 01:37:06,083 | - Dave wouldn't want us to... - Answer it. | - Dave wouldn't want us to... - Answer it. |
1749 | 01:37:06,166 | 01:37:07,250 | One time. | One time. |
1750 | 01:37:08,041 | 01:37:12,750 | All right. My problem is that for the next 50 years | All right. My problem is that for the next 50 years |
1751 | 01:37:12,833 | 01:37:15,958 | when people think of progressive politics, they're gonna think of you. | when people think of progressive politics, they're gonna think of you. |
1752 | 01:37:16,041 | 01:37:18,791 | They're gonna think of you and your idiot followers | They're gonna think of you and your idiot followers |
1753 | 01:37:18,875 | 01:37:22,416 | passing out daisies to soldiers and trying to levitate the Pentagon. | passing out daisies to soldiers and trying to levitate the Pentagon. |
1754 | 01:37:22,500 | 01:37:25,458 | So they're not gonna think of equality or justice, | So they're not gonna think of equality or justice, |
1755 | 01:37:25,541 | 01:37:29,083 | they're not gonna think of education or poverty or progress. | they're not gonna think of education or poverty or progress. |
1756 | 01:37:29,166 | 01:37:31,958 | They're gonna think of a bunch of stoned, lost, | They're gonna think of a bunch of stoned, lost, |
1757 | 01:37:32,041 | 01:37:35,583 | disrespectful, foul-mouthed, lawless losers, | disrespectful, foul-mouthed, lawless losers, |
1758 | 01:37:36,166 | 01:37:37,750 | and so we'll lose elections. | and so we'll lose elections. |
1759 | 01:37:38,833 | 01:37:39,833 | All because of me? | All because of me? |
1760 | 01:37:40,708 | 01:37:41,541 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1761 | 01:37:41,625 | 01:37:44,333 | Winning elections is the first thing on your wish list? | Winning elections is the first thing on your wish list? |
1762 | 01:37:44,416 | 01:37:48,500 | Equality, justice, education, poverty and progress, they're second? | Equality, justice, education, poverty and progress, they're second? |
1763 | 01:37:49,083 | 01:37:52,416 | If you don't win elections, it doesn't matter what's second. | If you don't win elections, it doesn't matter what's second. |
1764 | 01:37:52,958 | 01:37:57,041 | And it is astonishing to me that someone still has to explain that to you. | And it is astonishing to me that someone still has to explain that to you. |
1765 | 01:37:57,125 | 01:37:58,125 | [Rennie] Okay. | [Rennie] Okay. |
1766 | 01:37:58,833 | 01:38:01,416 | Okay, so, uh, Jerry was talking about standing... | Okay, so, uh, Jerry was talking about standing... |
1767 | 01:38:01,500 | 01:38:02,708 | We don't have any money. | We don't have any money. |
1768 | 01:38:02,791 | 01:38:04,000 | I'm sorry, what? | I'm sorry, what? |
1769 | 01:38:04,083 | 01:38:05,583 | We don't have any money. | We don't have any money. |
1770 | 01:38:06,500 | 01:38:09,833 | So I stage stunts, and cameras come and microphones come, | So I stage stunts, and cameras come and microphones come, |
1771 | 01:38:09,916 | 01:38:13,583 | and it's astonishing that someone still has to explain that to you. | and it's astonishing that someone still has to explain that to you. |
1772 | 01:38:13,666 | 01:38:16,208 | You're trading a cow for magic beans. | You're trading a cow for magic beans. |
1773 | 01:38:16,291 | 01:38:17,875 | [Jerry] That ended up working. | [Jerry] That ended up working. |
1774 | 01:38:17,958 | 01:38:19,083 | What? | What? |
1775 | 01:38:19,166 | 01:38:21,958 | The magic beans. There was a giant up there. | The magic beans. There was a giant up there. |
1776 | 01:38:22,041 | 01:38:23,041 | Oh, for fuck's... | Oh, for fuck's... |
1777 | 01:38:23,916 | 01:38:27,333 | I can't remember what happened after that. The little boy may have gotten eaten... | I can't remember what happened after that. The little boy may have gotten eaten... |
1778 | 01:38:27,416 | 01:38:29,125 | [John] The giant turned out to be nice. | [John] The giant turned out to be nice. |
1779 | 01:38:29,208 | 01:38:31,208 | - [Jerry] Are you sure? - No. | - [Jerry] Are you sure? - No. |
1780 | 01:38:31,291 | 01:38:33,916 | It's hard to believe the seven of us weren't able to end a war. | It's hard to believe the seven of us weren't able to end a war. |
1781 | 01:38:34,000 | 01:38:35,125 | Let me ask you something… | Let me ask you something… |
1782 | 01:38:35,208 | 01:38:36,458 | You guys should shake hands. | You guys should shake hands. |
1783 | 01:38:36,541 | 01:38:39,875 | Think Chicago would've gone differently if Kennedy got the nomination? | Think Chicago would've gone differently if Kennedy got the nomination? |
1784 | 01:38:39,958 | 01:38:41,500 | Do I… [chuckles] | Do I… [chuckles] |
1785 | 01:38:41,583 | 01:38:43,000 | - Just… - [laughs] Yeah. | - Just… - [laughs] Yeah. |
1786 | 01:38:43,625 | 01:38:46,708 | Yes, I do. I think the Irish guys would have sat down with Daley, | Yes, I do. I think the Irish guys would have sat down with Daley, |
1787 | 01:38:46,791 | 01:38:47,875 | and… Yes. | and… Yes. |
1788 | 01:38:47,958 | 01:38:49,750 | - I think so too. - Yeah? | - I think so too. - Yeah? |
1789 | 01:38:49,833 | 01:38:51,041 | That's why I was wondering. | That's why I was wondering. |
1790 | 01:38:51,958 | 01:38:54,208 | Weren't you just a little bit happy | Weren't you just a little bit happy |
1791 | 01:38:54,291 | 01:38:57,083 | when the bullet ripped through his head? | when the bullet ripped through his head? |
1792 | 01:38:57,916 | 01:39:01,083 | No Chicago, no Tom Hayden. | No Chicago, no Tom Hayden. |
1793 | 01:39:01,875 | 01:39:04,666 | I was one of the pallbearers, you fucking animal! | I was one of the pallbearers, you fucking animal! |
1794 | 01:39:04,750 | 01:39:08,250 | That's right, we're not goin' to jail because of what we did, | That's right, we're not goin' to jail because of what we did, |
1795 | 01:39:08,333 | 01:39:10,083 | we're goin' to jail because of who we are! | we're goin' to jail because of who we are! |
1796 | 01:39:10,166 | 01:39:13,666 | Think about that the next time you shrug off cultural revolution. | Think about that the next time you shrug off cultural revolution. |
1797 | 01:39:15,375 | 01:39:18,041 | We define winning differently, you and I. | We define winning differently, you and I. |
1798 | 01:39:20,833 | 01:39:22,541 | Bill, you should've seen it. | Bill, you should've seen it. |
1799 | 01:39:22,625 | 01:39:26,125 | Tom tried to beat me up, but through sheer force of intellectual superiority... | Tom tried to beat me up, but through sheer force of intellectual superiority... |
1800 | 01:39:26,208 | 01:39:29,083 | [Bill] Stop talking. Just stop talking. | [Bill] Stop talking. Just stop talking. |
1801 | 01:39:29,875 | 01:39:32,958 | Foran's office turned this over tonight. | Foran's office turned this over tonight. |
1802 | 01:39:33,041 | 01:39:34,250 | In discovery. | In discovery. |
1803 | 01:39:35,208 | 01:39:37,541 | It was given to them by somebody in the crowd. | It was given to them by somebody in the crowd. |
1804 | 01:39:37,625 | 01:39:40,250 | No foul play, there are affidavits. | No foul play, there are affidavits. |
1805 | 01:39:41,000 | 01:39:42,916 | They really did just get this. | They really did just get this. |
1806 | 01:39:43,000 | 01:39:44,000 | [Tom] What's on the tape? | [Tom] What's on the tape? |
1807 | 01:39:44,083 | 01:39:47,041 | The sound of you starting the Chicago riot. | The sound of you starting the Chicago riot. |
1808 | 01:39:49,333 | 01:39:50,333 | Hey. What? | Hey. What? |
1809 | 01:39:52,833 | 01:39:56,083 | Somebody had a tape recorder by the bandshell. They got you saying it. | Somebody had a tape recorder by the bandshell. They got you saying it. |
1810 | 01:39:56,166 | 01:39:58,958 | It's a clear tape. You can't take the stand. | It's a clear tape. You can't take the stand. |
1811 | 01:39:59,041 | 01:40:00,681 | - I can handle Schultz and the tape. - No. | - I can handle Schultz and the tape. - No. |
1812 | 01:40:00,708 | 01:40:02,333 | They'll play the tape anyway, right? | They'll play the tape anyway, right? |
1813 | 01:40:02,416 | 01:40:05,416 | If you take the stand, they'll make you answer for it, and you can't. | If you take the stand, they'll make you answer for it, and you can't. |
1814 | 01:40:06,291 | 01:40:09,458 | - They'd just cracked Rennie's head open. - So you started a riot. | - They'd just cracked Rennie's head open. - So you started a riot. |
1815 | 01:40:09,541 | 01:40:11,458 | - Defense rests. - They had just cracked... | - Defense rests. - They had just cracked... |
1816 | 01:40:11,541 | 01:40:13,666 | - If blood is gonna flow… - [Tom] Bill… | - If blood is gonna flow… - [Tom] Bill… |
1817 | 01:40:13,750 | 01:40:15,541 | …let it flow all over the city. | …let it flow all over the city. |
1818 | 01:40:15,625 | 01:40:18,333 | - They'd just clubbed Rennie. - Everybody kept their cool. | - They'd just clubbed Rennie. - Everybody kept their cool. |
1819 | 01:40:18,416 | 01:40:21,625 | Abbie, Dave... Shit, this guy kept his cool. | Abbie, Dave... Shit, this guy kept his cool. |
1820 | 01:40:21,708 | 01:40:23,166 | You're the one who lost it. | You're the one who lost it. |
1821 | 01:40:23,250 | 01:40:24,708 | I can take the stand. | I can take the stand. |
1822 | 01:40:25,458 | 01:40:28,375 | [Bill] You wanna hear what cross from Schultz will sound like? | [Bill] You wanna hear what cross from Schultz will sound like? |
1823 | 01:40:28,458 | 01:40:30,791 | Sure. I'll show you what my answers will sound like. | Sure. I'll show you what my answers will sound like. |
1824 | 01:40:30,875 | 01:40:34,416 | They called him a radical, they called him a criminal! | They called him a radical, they called him a criminal! |
1825 | 01:40:35,083 | 01:40:37,958 | - They called him "Un-American." - [crowd cheering] | - They called him "Un-American." - [crowd cheering] |
1826 | 01:40:38,041 | 01:40:41,291 | [Tom] First of all, it turned out the guy climbing the flagpole was a kid. | [Tom] First of all, it turned out the guy climbing the flagpole was a kid. |
1827 | 01:40:41,375 | 01:40:44,750 | It seems like you guys attract an awful lot of underage minors. | It seems like you guys attract an awful lot of underage minors. |
1828 | 01:40:44,833 | 01:40:46,750 | - Do you wanna object? - Objection. | - Do you wanna object? - Objection. |
1829 | 01:40:46,833 | 01:40:48,666 | - Overruled. - [Tom] We attract the people | - Overruled. - [Tom] We attract the people |
1830 | 01:40:48,750 | 01:40:51,041 | who have the most to lose by this war continuing. | who have the most to lose by this war continuing. |
1831 | 01:40:51,125 | 01:40:53,041 | I'm glad you brought that up. Did you serve? | I'm glad you brought that up. Did you serve? |
1832 | 01:40:53,125 | 01:40:55,791 | I wasn't drafted. I didn't try to evade the… | I wasn't drafted. I didn't try to evade the… |
1833 | 01:40:55,875 | 01:40:58,750 | - I had a high number. - High number? But you didn't enlist? | - I had a high number. - High number? But you didn't enlist? |
1834 | 01:40:58,833 | 01:41:01,166 | I did not volunteer to kill Vietnamese people, no. | I did not volunteer to kill Vietnamese people, no. |
1835 | 01:41:01,250 | 01:41:05,375 | You testified you saw at least six policemen start to go after the man… | You testified you saw at least six policemen start to go after the man… |
1836 | 01:41:05,458 | 01:41:08,083 | Sorry, the kid who was climbing the flagpole? | Sorry, the kid who was climbing the flagpole? |
1837 | 01:41:08,166 | 01:41:09,416 | - Yes. - [Bill] It was dark. | - Yes. - [Bill] It was dark. |
1838 | 01:41:09,500 | 01:41:12,666 | You were 100 yards away. What do you have, telescopic night-vision? | You were 100 yards away. What do you have, telescopic night-vision? |
1839 | 01:41:12,750 | 01:41:14,000 | There were floodlights. | There were floodlights. |
1840 | 01:41:14,083 | 01:41:18,208 | And when they called him anti-American, he said, "No, | And when they called him anti-American, he said, "No, |
1841 | 01:41:18,291 | 01:41:24,041 | that ignominious distinction goes to those who mouth America's values | that ignominious distinction goes to those who mouth America's values |
1842 | 01:41:24,916 | 01:41:27,208 | while breaking America's heart." | while breaking America's heart." |
1843 | 01:41:29,041 | 01:41:31,083 | I'd like to introduce you now | I'd like to introduce you now |
1844 | 01:41:31,166 | 01:41:33,041 | to Carl Oglesby of the SDS! | to Carl Oglesby of the SDS! |
1845 | 01:41:33,125 | 01:41:34,833 | [officer] Come on! | [officer] Come on! |
1846 | 01:41:36,291 | 01:41:39,041 | Hey, it's all right. He's a kid. We'll get him down. | Hey, it's all right. He's a kid. We'll get him down. |
1847 | 01:41:41,750 | 01:41:44,000 | Isn't it great to be here in Chicago! | Isn't it great to be here in Chicago! |
1848 | 01:41:44,083 | 01:41:46,041 | [all cheering] | [all cheering] |
1849 | 01:41:47,833 | 01:41:49,958 | [officer] Come here. Son of a bitch! | [officer] Come here. Son of a bitch! |
1850 | 01:41:50,041 | 01:41:51,333 | Hey, leave the kid alone! | Hey, leave the kid alone! |
1851 | 01:41:52,333 | 01:41:53,875 | - [officer] Hold him! - [Rennie] Hey! | - [officer] Hold him! - [Rennie] Hey! |
1852 | 01:41:53,958 | 01:41:55,416 | Jesus! What is wrong with… | Jesus! What is wrong with… |
1853 | 01:41:55,500 | 01:41:57,500 | Rennie was trying to get the police off of the kid. | Rennie was trying to get the police off of the kid. |
1854 | 01:41:57,583 | 01:41:59,041 | "Get the police off of the kid." | "Get the police off of the kid." |
1855 | 01:41:59,125 | 01:42:00,041 | - [Tom] Yes. - How? | - [Tom] Yes. - How? |
1856 | 01:42:00,125 | 01:42:01,833 | - [sighs] He was... - Grabbing them? | - [sighs] He was... - Grabbing them? |
1857 | 01:42:01,916 | 01:42:04,250 | Get off of him! Hey! Get the... | Get off of him! Hey! Get the... |
1858 | 01:42:04,333 | 01:42:07,625 | I'd like to say to the cops back there that we're allowed to be here. | I'd like to say to the cops back there that we're allowed to be here. |
1859 | 01:42:07,708 | 01:42:10,125 | - We have permits for this. - And out of nowhere… | - We have permits for this. - And out of nowhere… |
1860 | 01:42:10,208 | 01:42:12,250 | [grunts] | [grunts] |
1861 | 01:42:12,333 | 01:42:15,791 | It was six armed police officers versus Rennie and a pocket protector. | It was six armed police officers versus Rennie and a pocket protector. |
1862 | 01:42:15,875 | 01:42:17,416 | I can understand that response. | I can understand that response. |
1863 | 01:42:17,500 | 01:42:19,541 | How about your response? Let's press play. | How about your response? Let's press play. |
1864 | 01:42:20,041 | 01:42:21,500 | [John] We're gonna need medics… | [John] We're gonna need medics… |
1865 | 01:42:21,583 | 01:42:23,458 | The whole world is watching. | The whole world is watching. |
1866 | 01:42:23,541 | 01:42:27,041 | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! | [crowd chanting] The whole world is watching! |
1867 | 01:42:27,541 | 01:42:29,125 | They've just beaten Rennie, Dave. | They've just beaten Rennie, Dave. |
1868 | 01:42:29,208 | 01:42:31,875 | Listen. We can still get everyone out of here safely. | Listen. We can still get everyone out of here safely. |
1869 | 01:42:31,958 | 01:42:33,250 | No, we can't. | No, we can't. |
1870 | 01:42:33,333 | 01:42:36,750 | [all chanting] The whole world is watching! | [all chanting] The whole world is watching! |
1871 | 01:42:36,833 | 01:42:38,625 | The whole world is watching! | The whole world is watching! |
1872 | 01:42:39,125 | 01:42:42,333 | Dellinger tried to stop you from saying what you were about to say. | Dellinger tried to stop you from saying what you were about to say. |
1873 | 01:42:42,416 | 01:42:43,791 | Tell them to stay calm. | Tell them to stay calm. |
1874 | 01:42:43,875 | 01:42:45,541 | [crowd continues chanting] | [crowd continues chanting] |
1875 | 01:42:45,625 | 01:42:47,500 | - No. - The whole world is watching! | - No. - The whole world is watching! |
1876 | 01:42:47,583 | 01:42:49,833 | - Tom? - Did you tell 'em to stay calm? | - Tom? - Did you tell 'em to stay calm? |
1877 | 01:42:49,916 | 01:42:54,958 | Wait, Rennie Davis has just been beaten by the police. | Wait, Rennie Davis has just been beaten by the police. |
1878 | 01:42:55,041 | 01:42:58,500 | Rennie's skull has been cracked open. | Rennie's skull has been cracked open. |
1879 | 01:42:58,583 | 01:43:01,083 | - Did you tell your crowd to stay calm... - Bill... | - Did you tell your crowd to stay calm... - Bill... |
1880 | 01:43:01,166 | 01:43:04,375 | I'm Richard Schultz, Tom. And John Mitchell told me to win. | I'm Richard Schultz, Tom. And John Mitchell told me to win. |
1881 | 01:43:04,458 | 01:43:06,750 | Did you tell your crowd to stay calm or... | Did you tell your crowd to stay calm or... |
1882 | 01:43:06,833 | 01:43:08,541 | Yes. If blood is gonna flow… | Yes. If blood is gonna flow… |
1883 | 01:43:08,625 | 01:43:10,916 | …let it flow all over the city! | …let it flow all over the city! |
1884 | 01:43:11,000 | 01:43:13,458 | - God damn it! Tom! - [Tom] If gas is gonna be used, | - God damn it! Tom! - [Tom] If gas is gonna be used, |
1885 | 01:43:13,541 | 01:43:16,000 | let it come down all over Chicago! | let it come down all over Chicago! |
1886 | 01:43:16,083 | 01:43:18,916 | We're going to the convention! Let's get on the streets! | We're going to the convention! Let's get on the streets! |
1887 | 01:43:19,000 | 01:43:20,625 | Get on the street! | Get on the street! |
1888 | 01:43:21,750 | 01:43:25,458 | "If blood is gonna flow, let it flow all over the city." | "If blood is gonna flow, let it flow all over the city." |
1889 | 01:43:26,083 | 01:43:28,958 | What was that, an order to start a peaceful demonstration? | What was that, an order to start a peaceful demonstration? |
1890 | 01:43:29,041 | 01:43:30,500 | [crowd clamoring] | [crowd clamoring] |
1891 | 01:43:34,708 | 01:43:37,625 | Once you had a moment to settle down, did you try and stop people? | Once you had a moment to settle down, did you try and stop people? |
1892 | 01:43:37,708 | 01:43:40,166 | [tear gas canisters firing] | [tear gas canisters firing] |
1893 | 01:43:47,958 | 01:43:50,708 | - Fuck you! - Get off him! | - Fuck you! - Get off him! |
1894 | 01:43:59,291 | 01:44:02,333 | - You didn't try and stop anyone. - No. | - You didn't try and stop anyone. - No. |
1895 | 01:44:02,416 | 01:44:06,375 | [Tom] The bridges! Head to the bridges! The bridges! | [Tom] The bridges! Head to the bridges! The bridges! |
1896 | 01:44:06,458 | 01:44:08,541 | You told them to go to the footbridges. | You told them to go to the footbridges. |
1897 | 01:44:08,625 | 01:44:12,208 | The ones able to make it out of the park without getting arrested or maimed. | The ones able to make it out of the park without getting arrested or maimed. |
1898 | 01:44:12,291 | 01:44:14,875 | And those people, the ones you sent to the footbridges, | And those people, the ones you sent to the footbridges, |
1899 | 01:44:14,958 | 01:44:17,000 | did they know what was on the other side? | did they know what was on the other side? |
1900 | 01:44:24,541 | 01:44:26,708 | [officer] You are ordered to turn around immediately. | [officer] You are ordered to turn around immediately. |
1901 | 01:44:26,791 | 01:44:28,958 | All access to the convention was blocked. | All access to the convention was blocked. |
1902 | 01:44:29,041 | 01:44:31,666 | - [Tom] By an armored division. - The Illinois National Guard. | - [Tom] By an armored division. - The Illinois National Guard. |
1903 | 01:44:31,750 | 01:44:32,833 | They're the good guys. | They're the good guys. |
1904 | 01:44:32,916 | 01:44:35,500 | Jeeps fitted with concertina wire called Daley dozers. | Jeeps fitted with concertina wire called Daley dozers. |
1905 | 01:44:37,833 | 01:44:39,708 | When did I stop being one of the good guys? | When did I stop being one of the good guys? |
1906 | 01:44:39,791 | 01:44:42,833 | Let's find out. Were glass bottles thrown at the police? | Let's find out. Were glass bottles thrown at the police? |
1907 | 01:44:42,916 | 01:44:44,333 | We want justice! | We want justice! |
1908 | 01:44:45,833 | 01:44:48,958 | No, don't approach! Stay back! Stay… | No, don't approach! Stay back! Stay… |
1909 | 01:44:49,041 | 01:44:51,916 | Some people threw bottles. Dave was trying to shut it down. | Some people threw bottles. Dave was trying to shut it down. |
1910 | 01:44:52,000 | 01:44:53,833 | We were frustrated. All three footbridges... | We were frustrated. All three footbridges... |
1911 | 01:44:53,916 | 01:44:56,708 | So you, Abbie, Jerry and 11 others eluded the police. | So you, Abbie, Jerry and 11 others eluded the police. |
1912 | 01:44:56,791 | 01:44:59,416 | I wouldn't say we eluded them. We were fleeing from them. | I wouldn't say we eluded them. We were fleeing from them. |
1913 | 01:44:59,500 | 01:45:00,958 | Found an unguarded bridge… | Found an unguarded bridge… |
1914 | 01:45:05,833 | 01:45:07,750 | Now here's where things got weird. | Now here's where things got weird. |
1915 | 01:45:07,833 | 01:45:11,750 | You, Abbie, Jerry and 11 others found the only way to the convention. | You, Abbie, Jerry and 11 others found the only way to the convention. |
1916 | 01:45:12,500 | 01:45:15,291 | In the lobby of the Hilton, right next to the convention center, | In the lobby of the Hilton, right next to the convention center, |
1917 | 01:45:15,375 | 01:45:17,791 | is a bar called the Haymarket Tavern. | is a bar called the Haymarket Tavern. |
1918 | 01:45:17,875 | 01:45:21,125 | The Haymarket Tavern is a watering hole | The Haymarket Tavern is a watering hole |
1919 | 01:45:21,208 | 01:45:23,625 | for Chicago's political class and their hookers. | for Chicago's political class and their hookers. |
1920 | 01:45:23,708 | 01:45:25,750 | [crowd laughing] | [crowd laughing] |
1921 | 01:45:25,833 | 01:45:30,208 | And the place was packed to watch Humphrey getting the nomination a mile away. | And the place was packed to watch Humphrey getting the nomination a mile away. |
1922 | 01:45:30,291 | 01:45:32,051 | [man on TV] From the House of Representatives | [man on TV] From the House of Representatives |
1923 | 01:45:32,083 | 01:45:34,375 | who represents the great state of Ohio, | who represents the great state of Ohio, |
1924 | 01:45:34,458 | 01:45:36,541 | representative Wayne Hays to the stage. | representative Wayne Hays to the stage. |
1925 | 01:45:36,625 | 01:45:38,500 | [Hays] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. | [Hays] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. |
1926 | 01:45:38,583 | 01:45:41,250 | The great state of Ohio, the Buckeye State... | The great state of Ohio, the Buckeye State... |
1927 | 01:45:41,333 | 01:45:42,583 | [all] The Buckeye State! | [all] The Buckeye State! |
1928 | 01:45:43,500 | 01:45:47,625 | One side of the Haymarket Tavern is a picture window with smoked glass. | One side of the Haymarket Tavern is a picture window with smoked glass. |
1929 | 01:45:47,708 | 01:45:49,916 | You can't see inside it from the street. | You can't see inside it from the street. |
1930 | 01:45:50,875 | 01:45:52,500 | You made it through the riot police, | You made it through the riot police, |
1931 | 01:45:52,583 | 01:45:55,666 | tear gas, the National Guard, you're in sight of the convention center. | tear gas, the National Guard, you're in sight of the convention center. |
1932 | 01:45:58,125 | 01:45:59,416 | [police radio chatter] | [police radio chatter] |
1933 | 01:46:02,000 | 01:46:05,166 | - Where we got trapped. - What's another word for trapped? | - Where we got trapped. - What's another word for trapped? |
1934 | 01:46:06,250 | 01:46:08,333 | We were trapped between the window and the police. | We were trapped between the window and the police. |
1935 | 01:46:08,416 | 01:46:09,750 | What's another word for trapped? | What's another word for trapped? |
1936 | 01:46:12,208 | 01:46:13,250 | Caught, right? | Caught, right? |
1937 | 01:46:17,000 | 01:46:19,875 | Inside the bar, it's like the '60s never happened. | Inside the bar, it's like the '60s never happened. |
1938 | 01:46:19,958 | 01:46:23,375 | Outside the bar, the '60s were being performed | Outside the bar, the '60s were being performed |
1939 | 01:46:23,458 | 01:46:25,250 | for anyone who looked out of the window. | for anyone who looked out of the window. |
1940 | 01:46:26,041 | 01:46:27,583 | Anyone know what a buckeye is? | Anyone know what a buckeye is? |
1941 | 01:46:27,666 | 01:46:28,916 | - [man] Buckeye? - Yeah. | - [man] Buckeye? - Yeah. |
1942 | 01:46:29,000 | 01:46:31,375 | [man] A buckeye is a nut. A poisonous nut. | [man] A buckeye is a nut. A poisonous nut. |
1943 | 01:46:31,458 | 01:46:32,666 | Hey. | Hey. |
1944 | 01:46:33,333 | 01:46:35,875 | [woman on TV] 94 votes for Vice President Humphrey. | [woman on TV] 94 votes for Vice President Humphrey. |
1945 | 01:46:35,958 | 01:46:38,625 | Am I the only one who sees what's going on out there? | Am I the only one who sees what's going on out there? |
1946 | 01:46:38,708 | 01:46:42,166 | And we see a cop do something you don't ever wanna see a cop do. | And we see a cop do something you don't ever wanna see a cop do. |
1947 | 01:46:47,875 | 01:46:52,875 | '60s outside the bar, '50s inside the bar. | '60s outside the bar, '50s inside the bar. |
1948 | 01:46:53,583 | 01:46:57,000 | And then, an unnecessary metaphor. | And then, an unnecessary metaphor. |
1949 | 01:46:57,083 | 01:46:58,083 | It's a nut. | It's a nut. |
1950 | 01:46:58,708 | 01:47:00,125 | - What? - A nut! | - What? - A nut! |
1951 | 01:47:00,208 | 01:47:02,541 | [people scream] | [people scream] |
1952 | 01:47:02,625 | 01:47:04,125 | Were you resisting arrest? | Were you resisting arrest? |
1953 | 01:47:04,208 | 01:47:07,375 | - They pushed us through the window! - You overrun the riot police… | - They pushed us through the window! - You overrun the riot police… |
1954 | 01:47:07,458 | 01:47:08,958 | Which is more than Rennie can say! | Which is more than Rennie can say! |
1955 | 01:47:09,041 | 01:47:13,041 | Over 400 people admitted to area hospitals with severe injuries! | Over 400 people admitted to area hospitals with severe injuries! |
1956 | 01:47:13,125 | 01:47:17,916 | They had armored vehicles and bayonets! They took off their name tags and badges! | They had armored vehicles and bayonets! They took off their name tags and badges! |
1957 | 01:47:18,000 | 01:47:21,416 | We were trying to protest peacefully at the fucking convention! | We were trying to protest peacefully at the fucking convention! |
1958 | 01:47:25,416 | 01:47:27,416 | - [grunts] - [police radio chatter] | - [grunts] - [police radio chatter] |
1959 | 01:47:35,708 | 01:47:37,375 | [officer] Hands behind your back. | [officer] Hands behind your back. |
1960 | 01:47:39,416 | 01:47:40,458 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1961 | 01:47:43,000 | 01:47:44,791 | [Bill] Who started the riot, Tom? | [Bill] Who started the riot, Tom? |
1962 | 01:47:51,000 | 01:47:52,000 | Our… | Our… |
1963 | 01:47:53,208 | 01:47:54,208 | What? | What? |
1964 | 01:47:56,000 | 01:47:57,000 | Our… | Our… |
1965 | 01:47:58,500 | 01:47:59,541 | Our blood. | Our blood. |
1966 | 01:48:01,083 | 01:48:03,708 | [chuckles] "Our blood." | [chuckles] "Our blood." |
1967 | 01:48:04,875 | 01:48:06,791 | "If our blood is gonna flow…" | "If our blood is gonna flow…" |
1968 | 01:48:07,916 | 01:48:09,583 | You meant to say, | You meant to say, |
1969 | 01:48:10,541 | 01:48:14,000 | "If our blood is gonna flow, then let it flow all over the city." | "If our blood is gonna flow, then let it flow all over the city." |
1970 | 01:48:14,083 | 01:48:15,500 | You didn't mean the cops. | You didn't mean the cops. |
1971 | 01:48:15,583 | 01:48:19,125 | You were saying, "If they're gonna beat us up, everyone should see it." | You were saying, "If they're gonna beat us up, everyone should see it." |
1972 | 01:48:24,541 | 01:48:25,791 | Jesus Christ! | Jesus Christ! |
1973 | 01:48:25,875 | 01:48:28,875 | You do this… He does this, it's a pattern. | You do this… He does this, it's a pattern. |
1974 | 01:48:28,958 | 01:48:31,250 | Read his portion of the Port Huron Statement. | Read his portion of the Port Huron Statement. |
1975 | 01:48:31,333 | 01:48:36,250 | He implies possessive pronouns and uses vague noun modifiers. | He implies possessive pronouns and uses vague noun modifiers. |
1976 | 01:48:38,333 | 01:48:40,250 | You read the Port Huron Statement? | You read the Port Huron Statement? |
1977 | 01:48:40,333 | 01:48:42,000 | I've read everything you've published. | I've read everything you've published. |
1978 | 01:48:44,000 | 01:48:44,833 | I didn't know that. | I didn't know that. |
1979 | 01:48:44,916 | 01:48:46,333 | You're a talented guy. | You're a talented guy. |
1980 | 01:48:47,000 | 01:48:49,291 | - Except for the possessive pronouns. - I know. | - Except for the possessive pronouns. - I know. |
1981 | 01:48:49,375 | 01:48:51,000 | And the vague noun modifiers. | And the vague noun modifiers. |
1982 | 01:49:01,000 | 01:49:02,583 | Put Abbie on the stand instead. | Put Abbie on the stand instead. |
1983 | 01:49:06,166 | 01:49:09,000 | [Hoffman] Would you state your full name for the record, please? | [Hoffman] Would you state your full name for the record, please? |
1984 | 01:49:09,583 | 01:49:10,583 | It's Abbie. | It's Abbie. |
1985 | 01:49:11,208 | 01:49:12,208 | [Hoffman] Last name. | [Hoffman] Last name. |
1986 | 01:49:12,833 | 01:49:14,875 | My grandfather's name was Shaboysnakoff, | My grandfather's name was Shaboysnakoff, |
1987 | 01:49:14,958 | 01:49:18,041 | but he was a Russian Jew protesting anti-Semitism, | but he was a Russian Jew protesting anti-Semitism, |
1988 | 01:49:18,125 | 01:49:21,291 | so he was assigned a name that would sound like yours. | so he was assigned a name that would sound like yours. |
1989 | 01:49:22,083 | 01:49:23,875 | What is your date of birth? | What is your date of birth? |
1990 | 01:49:23,958 | 01:49:26,375 | Psychologically, 1960. | Psychologically, 1960. |
1991 | 01:49:26,458 | 01:49:29,250 | [Hoffman] What were you doing until 1960? | [Hoffman] What were you doing until 1960? |
1992 | 01:49:29,333 | 01:49:32,500 | Nothing. I believe it's called an American education. | Nothing. I believe it's called an American education. |
1993 | 01:49:32,583 | 01:49:33,708 | [spectators laugh] | [spectators laugh] |
1994 | 01:49:33,791 | 01:49:36,666 | Why don't we just proceed with the testimony? | Why don't we just proceed with the testimony? |
1995 | 01:49:36,750 | 01:49:37,916 | Sure. | Sure. |
1996 | 01:49:38,000 | 01:49:40,875 | Abbie, do you know why you're on trial here? | Abbie, do you know why you're on trial here? |
1997 | 01:49:42,166 | 01:49:45,041 | We carried certain ideas across state lines. | We carried certain ideas across state lines. |
1998 | 01:49:46,208 | 01:49:49,125 | Not machine guns or drugs or little girls. | Not machine guns or drugs or little girls. |
1999 | 01:49:49,208 | 01:49:50,416 | Ideas. | Ideas. |
2000 | 01:49:51,458 | 01:49:54,166 | When we crossed from New York to New Jersey to Pennsylvania | When we crossed from New York to New Jersey to Pennsylvania |
2001 | 01:49:54,250 | 01:49:57,791 | to Ohio to Illinois, we had certain ideas. | to Ohio to Illinois, we had certain ideas. |
2002 | 01:49:57,875 | 01:49:59,208 | And for that, | And for that, |
2003 | 01:50:00,083 | 01:50:03,375 | we were gassed, beaten, arrested and put on trial. | we were gassed, beaten, arrested and put on trial. |
2004 | 01:50:03,458 | 01:50:04,333 | Okay. | Okay. |
2005 | 01:50:04,416 | 01:50:09,208 | In 1861, Lincoln said in his inaugural address, | In 1861, Lincoln said in his inaugural address, |
2006 | 01:50:09,958 | 01:50:12,708 | "When the people shall grow weary of their constitutional right | "When the people shall grow weary of their constitutional right |
2007 | 01:50:12,791 | 01:50:13,958 | to amend their government, | to amend their government, |
2008 | 01:50:14,041 | 01:50:16,625 | they shall exert their revolutionary right | they shall exert their revolutionary right |
2009 | 01:50:16,708 | 01:50:20,666 | to dismember and overthrow that government." | to dismember and overthrow that government." |
2010 | 01:50:21,583 | 01:50:25,125 | And if Lincoln had given that speech in Lincoln Park last summer, | And if Lincoln had given that speech in Lincoln Park last summer, |
2011 | 01:50:25,208 | 01:50:27,416 | he'd be put on trial with the rest of us. | he'd be put on trial with the rest of us. |
2012 | 01:50:27,500 | 01:50:31,958 | So how do you overthrow or dismember, as you say, your government peacefully? | So how do you overthrow or dismember, as you say, your government peacefully? |
2013 | 01:50:32,833 | 01:50:35,208 | In this country, we do it every four years. | In this country, we do it every four years. |
2014 | 01:50:37,250 | 01:50:38,291 | That's all. | That's all. |
2015 | 01:50:47,458 | 01:50:53,083 | [chuckles] So Chicago was just a massive voter registration drive. | [chuckles] So Chicago was just a massive voter registration drive. |
2016 | 01:50:53,166 | 01:50:55,916 | [chuckles] Yeah. | [chuckles] Yeah. |
2017 | 01:50:56,500 | 01:50:59,083 | Did you hear the tape we played of Tom Hayden? | Did you hear the tape we played of Tom Hayden? |
2018 | 01:50:59,166 | 01:51:00,708 | - Yes. - You heard the tape? | - Yes. - You heard the tape? |
2019 | 01:51:00,791 | 01:51:03,791 | Did you hear Mr. Hayden give an instruction to his people | Did you hear Mr. Hayden give an instruction to his people |
2020 | 01:51:03,875 | 01:51:05,041 | to take to the streets? | to take to the streets? |
2021 | 01:51:05,125 | 01:51:09,333 | "His people"? Hayden's not a Mafia don and neither am I. | "His people"? Hayden's not a Mafia don and neither am I. |
2022 | 01:51:09,416 | 01:51:10,500 | Did you hear him say, | Did you hear him say, |
2023 | 01:51:10,583 | 01:51:13,875 | "If blood is gonna flow, let it flow all over the city"? | "If blood is gonna flow, let it flow all over the city"? |
2024 | 01:51:13,958 | 01:51:17,291 | [chuckles] The beginning of that sentence was supposed to be… | [chuckles] The beginning of that sentence was supposed to be… |
2025 | 01:51:18,791 | 01:51:20,250 | Yes. Yes, I did. | Yes. Yes, I did. |
2026 | 01:51:21,583 | 01:51:22,625 | What'd you think of that? | What'd you think of that? |
2027 | 01:51:25,625 | 01:51:28,958 | I think Tom Hayden is a badass of an American patriot. | I think Tom Hayden is a badass of an American patriot. |
2028 | 01:51:30,916 | 01:51:34,625 | I didn't ask what you thought of the man, I asked of his instruction of the crowd. | I didn't ask what you thought of the man, I asked of his instruction of the crowd. |
2029 | 01:51:35,250 | 01:51:38,291 | I've also heard Tom Hayden say, "Let's end the war," | I've also heard Tom Hayden say, "Let's end the war," |
2030 | 01:51:38,375 | 01:51:40,250 | but nobody stopped shooting. | but nobody stopped shooting. |
2031 | 01:51:40,916 | 01:51:44,958 | You can do anything to anything by taking it out of context, Mr. Schultz. | You can do anything to anything by taking it out of context, Mr. Schultz. |
2032 | 01:51:45,041 | 01:51:48,916 | "If blood is gonna flow"? How do you take that out of context? | "If blood is gonna flow"? How do you take that out of context? |
2033 | 01:51:49,958 | 01:51:54,916 | A guy once said, "I am come to set a man at variance with his father | A guy once said, "I am come to set a man at variance with his father |
2034 | 01:51:55,000 | 01:51:58,250 | and the daughter against her mother." You know who said it? | and the daughter against her mother." You know who said it? |
2035 | 01:51:59,083 | 01:52:00,083 | Jerry Rubin. | Jerry Rubin. |
2036 | 01:52:00,125 | 01:52:01,708 | [chuckles] Yes. | [chuckles] Yes. |
2037 | 01:52:02,375 | 01:52:03,375 | No. | No. |
2038 | 01:52:03,875 | 01:52:05,333 | It was Jesus Christ. | It was Jesus Christ. |
2039 | 01:52:05,416 | 01:52:07,416 | Matthew 10:35. | Matthew 10:35. |
2040 | 01:52:07,500 | 01:52:11,000 | And it sure sounds like he's telling kids to kill their parents. | And it sure sounds like he's telling kids to kill their parents. |
2041 | 01:52:11,750 | 01:52:15,083 | Until you read Matthew 10:34 and 10:36. | Until you read Matthew 10:34 and 10:36. |
2042 | 01:52:15,958 | 01:52:16,791 | Do you have... | Do you have... |
2043 | 01:52:16,875 | 01:52:19,791 | He'd just seen his best friend get hit in the head with a nightstick. | He'd just seen his best friend get hit in the head with a nightstick. |
2044 | 01:52:20,583 | 01:52:23,708 | The police, Mr. Schultz, whose people are they? | The police, Mr. Schultz, whose people are they? |
2045 | 01:52:24,291 | 01:52:27,000 | - Do you have contempt for your government? - Do I... | - Do you have contempt for your government? - Do I... |
2046 | 01:52:27,083 | 01:52:30,416 | Yeah, do you have contempt for your government? | Yeah, do you have contempt for your government? |
2047 | 01:52:31,750 | 01:52:35,708 | I think the institutions of our democracy are wonderful things | I think the institutions of our democracy are wonderful things |
2048 | 01:52:35,791 | 01:52:38,791 | that right now are populated by some terrible people. | that right now are populated by some terrible people. |
2049 | 01:52:38,875 | 01:52:40,416 | Please answer the question. | Please answer the question. |
2050 | 01:52:41,125 | 01:52:42,250 | Tell me again? | Tell me again? |
2051 | 01:52:48,916 | 01:52:50,625 | Do you have contempt for your government? | Do you have contempt for your government? |
2052 | 01:52:51,250 | 01:52:54,875 | I'll tell you, it's nothing compared to the contempt my government has for me. | I'll tell you, it's nothing compared to the contempt my government has for me. |
2053 | 01:52:54,958 | 01:52:58,833 | We've heard testimony from 27 witnesses, under oath, | We've heard testimony from 27 witnesses, under oath, |
2054 | 01:52:58,916 | 01:53:02,750 | that say you hoped for a confrontation with the police, | that say you hoped for a confrontation with the police, |
2055 | 01:53:02,833 | 01:53:06,166 | that your plans for the convention were designed specifically | that your plans for the convention were designed specifically |
2056 | 01:53:06,250 | 01:53:08,666 | to draw the police into a confrontation. | to draw the police into a confrontation. |
2057 | 01:53:08,750 | 01:53:11,625 | If I'd known it was gonna be the first wish of mine that came true, | If I'd known it was gonna be the first wish of mine that came true, |
2058 | 01:53:11,708 | 01:53:12,875 | I would've aimed higher. | I would've aimed higher. |
2059 | 01:53:12,958 | 01:53:15,000 | It's a yes or no question. When you came to Chicago, | It's a yes or no question. When you came to Chicago, |
2060 | 01:53:15,083 | 01:53:18,583 | were you hoping for a confrontation with the police? | were you hoping for a confrontation with the police? |
2061 | 01:53:29,833 | 01:53:31,541 | I'm concerned you have to think about it. | I'm concerned you have to think about it. |
2062 | 01:53:32,458 | 01:53:34,125 | Give me a moment, would you, friend? | Give me a moment, would you, friend? |
2063 | 01:53:34,750 | 01:53:37,375 | I've never been on trial for my thoughts before. | I've never been on trial for my thoughts before. |
2064 | 01:54:04,958 | 01:54:05,958 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
2065 | 01:54:21,583 | 01:54:23,375 | [door opens] | [door opens] |
2066 | 01:54:23,458 | 01:54:24,666 | [bailiff] All rise. | [bailiff] All rise. |
2067 | 01:54:26,708 | 01:54:28,750 | 69 CR 180, | 69 CR 180, |
2068 | 01:54:28,833 | 01:54:32,166 | United States of America v. David Dellinger et al. | United States of America v. David Dellinger et al. |
2069 | 01:54:42,875 | 01:54:46,458 | The law requires that before sentencing, | The law requires that before sentencing, |
2070 | 01:54:46,541 | 01:54:51,458 | I allow the defendant or defendants to make a statement to the court. | I allow the defendant or defendants to make a statement to the court. |
2071 | 01:54:51,541 | 01:54:56,458 | I've advised defense counsel that the court will allow one defendant | I've advised defense counsel that the court will allow one defendant |
2072 | 01:54:56,541 | 01:54:59,791 | to speak for the group, and I've been advised | to speak for the group, and I've been advised |
2073 | 01:54:59,875 | 01:55:01,791 | the group has chosen Mr. Hayden. | the group has chosen Mr. Hayden. |
2074 | 01:55:01,875 | 01:55:04,291 | - Is that right? - Yes, sir. | - Is that right? - Yes, sir. |
2075 | 01:55:04,791 | 01:55:08,875 | Mr. Hayden, in spite of your actions during the convention, | Mr. Hayden, in spite of your actions during the convention, |
2076 | 01:55:09,583 | 01:55:13,125 | you are the one defendant who has shown, during this trial, | you are the one defendant who has shown, during this trial, |
2077 | 01:55:13,791 | 01:55:17,875 | respect for this court and for this country, | respect for this court and for this country, |
2078 | 01:55:17,958 | 01:55:20,416 | and remorse for those actions. | and remorse for those actions. |
2079 | 01:55:20,500 | 01:55:23,291 | I truly believe… And I mean this. | I truly believe… And I mean this. |
2080 | 01:55:24,625 | 01:55:30,791 | I truly believe that one day you will be a very productive part of our system. | I truly believe that one day you will be a very productive part of our system. |
2081 | 01:55:31,666 | 01:55:36,916 | I'd like you to make your statement brief and without political content of any kind. | I'd like you to make your statement brief and without political content of any kind. |
2082 | 01:55:37,625 | 01:55:39,625 | If you make your statement brief, | If you make your statement brief, |
2083 | 01:55:39,708 | 01:55:44,375 | if you make it respectful, if you make it remorseful and to the point, | if you make it respectful, if you make it remorseful and to the point, |
2084 | 01:55:45,208 | 01:55:49,166 | I will look favorably upon that when administering my sentence. | I will look favorably upon that when administering my sentence. |
2085 | 01:55:51,291 | 01:55:53,208 | Do you understand what I've just said? | Do you understand what I've just said? |
2086 | 01:55:55,291 | 01:55:56,375 | Mr. Hayden? | Mr. Hayden? |
2087 | 01:55:57,208 | 01:55:58,208 | [Tom] Yes, sir. | [Tom] Yes, sir. |
2088 | 01:55:59,041 | 01:56:01,958 | - You'll look favorably in sentencing. - Yes. | - You'll look favorably in sentencing. - Yes. |
2089 | 01:56:03,666 | 01:56:07,083 | If I make my statement respectful and remorseful. | If I make my statement respectful and remorseful. |
2090 | 01:56:07,166 | 01:56:08,166 | Yes. | Yes. |
2091 | 01:56:11,583 | 01:56:13,833 | I'm sorry, Your Honor, what was the third one? | I'm sorry, Your Honor, what was the third one? |
2092 | 01:56:14,458 | 01:56:15,458 | Brief. | Brief. |
2093 | 01:56:15,958 | 01:56:16,958 | Brief. | Brief. |
2094 | 01:56:19,625 | 01:56:22,958 | If I do these things, my government will look favorably on me. | If I do these things, my government will look favorably on me. |
2095 | 01:56:23,041 | 01:56:24,250 | You understand? | You understand? |
2096 | 01:56:25,250 | 01:56:26,250 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
2097 | 01:56:27,916 | 01:56:29,166 | Please begin. | Please begin. |
2098 | 01:56:30,791 | 01:56:31,791 | Okay. | Okay. |
2099 | 01:56:33,708 | 01:56:36,458 | Your Honor, since this trial began, | Your Honor, since this trial began, |
2100 | 01:56:38,125 | 01:56:42,416 | 4,752 US troops have been killed in Vietnam. | 4,752 US troops have been killed in Vietnam. |
2101 | 01:56:45,125 | 01:56:48,166 | And the following… are their names. | And the following… are their names. |
2102 | 01:56:49,666 | 01:56:52,833 | - [spectators murmuring] - "Private First Class Dennis Walter Kipp, | - [spectators murmuring] - "Private First Class Dennis Walter Kipp, |
2103 | 01:56:52,916 | 01:56:54,458 | 18 years old." | 18 years old." |
2104 | 01:56:55,041 | 01:56:58,458 | - "Private Eric Alan Bosch, 21 years old." - [gavel bangs] | - "Private Eric Alan Bosch, 21 years old." - [gavel bangs] |
2105 | 01:56:58,541 | 01:56:59,541 | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler! | [Hoffman] Mr. Kunstler! |
2106 | 01:56:59,625 | 01:57:02,958 | "Lance Corporal Robert Earl Ellis, 19 years old." | "Lance Corporal Robert Earl Ellis, 19 years old." |
2107 | 01:57:03,041 | 01:57:06,500 | Mr. Kunstler! He will not read | Mr. Kunstler! He will not read |
2108 | 01:57:06,583 | 01:57:09,125 | 5,000 names for the record! | 5,000 names for the record! |
2109 | 01:57:09,208 | 01:57:12,375 | "Robert Ford, 21 years old." | "Robert Ford, 21 years old." |
2110 | 01:57:12,458 | 01:57:13,458 | There will be order! | There will be order! |
2111 | 01:57:13,541 | 01:57:16,416 | [Tom] "Staff Sergeant David Cruz Chavez, 31 years old." | [Tom] "Staff Sergeant David Cruz Chavez, 31 years old." |
2112 | 01:57:17,000 | 01:57:21,083 | "Lance Corporal Douglas W. Jackson, 19 years old." | "Lance Corporal Douglas W. Jackson, 19 years old." |
2113 | 01:57:21,166 | 01:57:22,875 | [Hoffman] There will be order! | [Hoffman] There will be order! |
2114 | 01:57:22,958 | 01:57:27,250 | [Tom] "Private First Class William Melvin Johnson, 20 years old." | [Tom] "Private First Class William Melvin Johnson, 20 years old." |
2115 | 01:57:27,333 | 01:57:28,583 | There will be order! | There will be order! |
2116 | 01:57:28,666 | 01:57:31,125 | - "Lance Corporal Robert Ryan Hammond…" - There will be order! | - "Lance Corporal Robert Ryan Hammond…" - There will be order! |
2117 | 01:57:31,208 | 01:57:32,291 | "…19 years old." | "…19 years old." |
2118 | 01:57:32,375 | 01:57:35,500 | "Corporal Philip Lawrence Jewell, 20 years old." | "Corporal Philip Lawrence Jewell, 20 years old." |
2119 | 01:57:35,583 | 01:57:40,875 | - [Hoffman] He will not read 4,500 names! - "Sergeant Brian John Morrow, 19 years." | - [Hoffman] He will not read 4,500 names! - "Sergeant Brian John Morrow, 19 years." |
2120 | 01:57:40,958 | 01:57:45,458 | "Master Sergeant James Warren Finsel, 36 years old." | "Master Sergeant James Warren Finsel, 36 years old." |
2121 | 01:57:45,541 | 01:57:47,125 | - There will be order! - [all cheering] | - There will be order! - [all cheering] |
2122 | 01:57:47,208 | 01:57:50,791 | "Technical Sergeant James William Greenwood, 33 years old." | "Technical Sergeant James William Greenwood, 33 years old." |
2123 | 01:57:52,125 | 01:57:56,125 | "Specialist Fourth Class Edward B. Cribb, 21 years old." | "Specialist Fourth Class Edward B. Cribb, 21 years old." |
2124 | 01:57:56,916 | 01:58:00,416 | "Corporal David Michael King, 20 years old." | "Corporal David Michael King, 20 years old." |
2125 | 01:58:01,083 | 01:58:03,291 | - "Specialist Keith Harold Reitz…" - [Hoffman] Order! | - "Specialist Keith Harold Reitz…" - [Hoffman] Order! |
2126 | 01:58:04,208 | 01:58:05,625 | "…21 years old." | "…21 years old." |
2127 | 01:58:06,250 | 01:58:07,625 | [Hoffman] Put that down! | [Hoffman] Put that down! |
2128 | 01:58:07,708 | 01:58:12,208 | "Private First Class James Clinton DeFranco, 19 years old." | "Private First Class James Clinton DeFranco, 19 years old." |
2129 | 01:58:13,291 | 01:58:17,166 | "Corporal Kenneth Joe Auston, 18 years old." | "Corporal Kenneth Joe Auston, 18 years old." |
2130 | 01:58:18,375 | 01:58:22,583 | "First Lieutenant Donald Bryan Mancill, 24 years old." | "First Lieutenant Donald Bryan Mancill, 24 years old." |
2131 | 01:58:24,250 | 01:58:25,583 | What are you doin'? | What are you doin'? |
2132 | 01:58:27,000 | 01:58:28,375 | Respect for the fallen. | Respect for the fallen. |
2133 | 01:58:29,916 | 01:58:31,583 | Let's show 'em some respect, sir. | Let's show 'em some respect, sir. |
2134 | 01:58:31,666 | 01:58:32,833 | [Tom] "…25 years old." | [Tom] "…25 years old." |
2135 | 01:58:35,000 | 01:58:39,083 | "Private First Class Wayne Karl Woodland, 20 years old." | "Private First Class Wayne Karl Woodland, 20 years old." |
2136 | 01:58:39,166 | 01:58:43,666 | "Staff Sergeant Thomas Anthony Scibelli, 26 years old." | "Staff Sergeant Thomas Anthony Scibelli, 26 years old." |
2137 | 01:58:44,875 | 01:58:49,166 | "Private First Class Richard Henry Durant, 20 years old." | "Private First Class Richard Henry Durant, 20 years old." |
2138 | 01:58:49,250 | 01:58:53,333 | "Lance Corporal Harry Earl Farmer, 25 years old." | "Lance Corporal Harry Earl Farmer, 25 years old." |
2139 | 01:58:54,083 | 01:58:58,375 | "Corporal Daniel Alan Frey, 19 years old." | "Corporal Daniel Alan Frey, 19 years old." |
2140 | 01:58:58,875 | 01:59:02,875 | "Second Lieutenant Franklin Theodore James, 26 years old…" | "Second Lieutenant Franklin Theodore James, 26 years old…" |
2141 | 02:00:13,458 | 02:00:15,291 | - [applause resumes] - "…24 years old." | - [applause resumes] - "…24 years old." |
2142 | 02:00:15,375 | 02:00:16,375 | Sit down! | Sit down! |
2143 | 02:00:16,458 | 02:00:19,541 | "Sergeant Dale Frank Olmstead, 20 years old." | "Sergeant Dale Frank Olmstead, 20 years old." |
2144 | 02:00:19,625 | 02:00:20,625 | [gavel banging] | [gavel banging] |
2145 | 02:00:21,250 | 02:00:23,125 | [crowd] The whole world is watching! | [crowd] The whole world is watching! |
2146 | 02:00:23,625 | 02:00:26,666 | ["Hear My Voice" by Celeste playing] | ["Hear My Voice" by Celeste playing] |
2147 | 02:00:36,916 | 02:00:43,750 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2148 | 02:00:43,833 | 02:00:50,208 | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ |
2149 | 02:00:50,291 | 02:00:53,041 | ♪ Let us make a world ♪ | ♪ Let us make a world ♪ |
2150 | 02:00:56,916 | 02:01:01,000 | ♪ In which I believe ♪ | ♪ In which I believe ♪ |
2151 | 02:01:04,375 | 02:01:11,125 | ♪ Hear my words ♪ | ♪ Hear my words ♪ |
2152 | 02:01:11,208 | 02:01:17,500 | ♪ Hear my cry ♪ | ♪ Hear my cry ♪ |
2153 | 02:01:17,583 | 02:01:22,000 | ♪ Let me see a change ♪ | ♪ Let me see a change ♪ |
2154 | 02:01:24,416 | 02:01:29,250 | ♪ Through these eyes ♪ | ♪ Through these eyes ♪ |
2155 | 02:01:34,500 | 02:01:40,291 | ♪ You may think I won't be heard ♪ | ♪ You may think I won't be heard ♪ |
2156 | 02:01:40,375 | 02:01:44,083 | ♪ Still I'll raise this hand ♪ | ♪ Still I'll raise this hand ♪ |
2157 | 02:01:44,166 | 02:01:47,666 | ♪ Spread this word ♪ | ♪ Spread this word ♪ |
2158 | 02:01:47,750 | 02:01:54,333 | ♪ These words of fire Of hope and desire ♪ | ♪ These words of fire Of hope and desire ♪ |
2159 | 02:01:54,416 | 02:01:58,833 | ♪ And I'll let them free ♪ | ♪ And I'll let them free ♪ |
2160 | 02:02:02,583 | 02:02:09,500 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2161 | 02:02:16,375 | 02:02:23,333 | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ |
2162 | 02:02:29,541 | 02:02:33,958 | ♪ Let us make a world ♪ | ♪ Let us make a world ♪ |
2163 | 02:02:36,291 | 02:02:40,000 | ♪ In which we believe ♪ | ♪ In which we believe ♪ |
2164 | 02:02:43,083 | 02:02:47,250 | ♪ In which we believe ♪ | ♪ In which we believe ♪ |
2165 | 02:02:54,166 | 02:03:00,833 | ♪ Hear my words ♪ | ♪ Hear my words ♪ |
2166 | 02:03:00,916 | 02:03:06,583 | ♪ Hear my choice ♪ | ♪ Hear my choice ♪ |
2167 | 02:03:11,833 | 02:03:18,791 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2168 | 02:03:21,041 | 02:03:24,041 | [eclectic instrumental music playing] | [eclectic instrumental music playing] |
2169 | 02:07:39,333 | 02:07:45,625 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2170 | 02:07:46,250 | 02:07:52,000 | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ | ♪ Hear my dreams ♪ |
2171 | 02:07:53,041 | 02:07:59,916 | ♪ Hear my pain ♪ | ♪ Hear my pain ♪ |
2172 | 02:08:00,000 | 02:08:05,916 | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ |
2173 | 02:08:06,708 | 02:08:10,291 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2174 | 02:08:10,375 | 02:08:13,625 | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ |
2175 | 02:08:13,708 | 02:08:19,708 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2176 | 02:08:20,458 | 02:08:23,250 | ♪ Hear my heart ♪ | ♪ Hear my heart ♪ |
2177 | 02:08:23,916 | 02:08:27,458 | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ |
2178 | 02:08:28,208 | 02:08:33,375 | ♪ Hear, hear me ♪ | ♪ Hear, hear me ♪ |
2179 | 02:08:33,458 | 02:08:38,541 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |
2180 | 02:08:40,250 | 02:08:44,541 | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ | ♪ Hear my screams ♪ |
2181 | 02:08:47,083 | 02:08:51,250 | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ | ♪ Hear my voice ♪ |