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| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015159)" |
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| side streets, and I thought they were talking about the Olympics in China, |
| but then I realized that they were actually talking about the protesters at |
| our conventions. |
| TRACK: It's not the same. China is a Commie dictatorship--and |
| here there were seventy-seven applications to speak--but not one single |
| protester was given permission, and all those who applied were arrested |
| before the games began. Way to go. |
| WILLOW: I heard that in St. Paul, even a mime got a permit to speak. |
| And the people who did speak couldn' t be heard. I mean, what about the |
| First Amendment? We learned about that in school. |
| TRACK: Yeah, well, it doesn' t apply to those anarchists on the |
| opening day, with black cloth covering their faces, a few hundred of them, |
| running around the streets, setting fires, throwing rocks, breaking |
| windows, blocking traffic. It was the duty of the riot squad and the |
| National Guard to stop those actions. Tear gas, pepper spray, rubber |
| bullets, concussion grenades, whatever it took. |
| WILLOW: But what about the peaceful demonstrators? |
| TRACK: There were ten thousand demonstrators who were peaceful, |
| and they were allowed to march against the war. All they had to do was |
| follow the rules. When their permit expired at 5 p.m., they still tried to |
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