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Anywhere all that good.

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Well, I gotta get one. If he wants a long shot, I'll turn it off for a second.

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I gotta shoot it all long.

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That's Eddie's camera.

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I gotta leave it on for one long shot.

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He's gonna get it twice.

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Andy's screwing this thing.

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Andy's screwing it up.

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Where are you going?

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Shhh.

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The right choice for Chicago's future.

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Can you do those one more time, Andy?

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Snap somebody to the turn of the light.

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He knows Chicago's a city of neighborhoods.

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So he took on the special interests who said all the money should go downtown.

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He challenged the city council to change the old ways.

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To rebuild the streets and alleys, the sidewalks and commercial strips of our neighborhoods.

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Now the dollars and jobs are going to people across the city, not just our neighborhoods.

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You know, I grew up on these streets.

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And as long as I'm there, we'll never forget.

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But the heart of Chicago is where people live.

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I said, what I do?

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So yesterday she said, one, he wasn't the first mayor to assault the streets.

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And then say anything more.

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You are dealing with a person who simply doesn't understand what truth is all about.

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But back to my fairness.

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We've been fair.

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I won't give you two or three more taboos and then I'm going to quit.

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When we came into office, women, you couldn't have given an executive position with the city.

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Daly, Hydes, Daly, Hydes, Daly, Hydes, Hydes, Hydes.

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They're all in the same boat, stood in the way, tried to stop us from doing something.

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And then when something goes wrong, they want to point to figuring out what people are that stupid.

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We're running this campaign, on the campaign of achievement.

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We're running on the record, and the record is solid.

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No matter where you look, it's solid.

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We are proud of the neighborhood, but you know something?

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We have justifiably gotten the reputation of being the buildingest mayor in 150 years to this city.

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You know why?

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Let me kick off some thanks here.

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Let me kick off some thanks here for you.

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Nobody's record is clear enough.

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It's going to be painted over and over and over again.

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You had a face-lifter.

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You had this word.

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I'm going to let you all have a laugh.

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...sure that you put yourself in a position to carry out your program.

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So the responsibility falls harder on your shoulders than it will on our men's prison shoulders,

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because you know more about the business.

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We need you in this campaign as much, if not more, than we needed you four years ago, because the stakes are higher.

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We've made an investment in time, and interest, and concern, and people's emotions, and the people's goodwill.

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That investment is deep and solid.

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We can't afford to lose it.

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In order to maintain it, you've got to work a good heart, if I may respectfully say to you.

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We've got about five, six days before the end of the town.

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Mr. Miller, just before you go, just before you go, I'm sitting right there, and I just came from a very important gathering,

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and that was the endorsement session.

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All right, John, thank you. First year was last year.

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Yesterday or day before, ten more wards received a new card system under the auspices of our streets and sanitation division.

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Thank you.

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Record to any record of the Holy Roman Empire and all of its prestige and majesty.

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We're proud of you.

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We have 37 days to go.

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He's been restructuring, reorganizing, replenishing this whole city and all of its institutions because it was horrible.

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I'm not going to give you a whole series of horrendous examples, but just one or two.

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Just one or two.

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When I was elected mayor of this city, that was horrible.

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Come on, guys.

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How many of you will die in a minute?

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These guys are all going to slip and slide and sue the city.

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They are.

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Can you just give us a minute?

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Please stop him.

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Please stop him.

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Hold on here.

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Good morning.

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Okay, good everyone.

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I'd like now for all the members of the Algar Murray Local Advisor Council to...

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Come on, man.

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Even though it may appear to be fun and games, and although we are enjoying it immensely, it is not fun and games.

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It's one of the most serious undertakings that either of us have ever had in our lives.

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Both of us have a responsibility as public figures.

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Both of us have a responsibility as aware individuals.

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And both of us have a responsibility as committed people, as many of those you see around here today,

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to do all we can to make certain that people who come within our purview understand very deeply...

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...the contaminants that are present in this building.

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I want to thank you very much.

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And we've never really got a chance to look around your place and tell people about it or anything like that.

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It's not a Taj Mahal.

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No, it's a nice apartment.

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It's a humble, spacious, contrary to what your friend Jacob said, it's a spacious, really out here.

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Comfortable, quiet, peaceful, serene.

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Do you get to spend much time here?

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Not enough. Not enough, unfortunately.

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It's a closet and a bed here.

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I'm out most of the time.

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Alright, well, thanks again.

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It's time for us to leave.

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You're invited, however, for our...we're having our one-year anniversary.

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Thank you.

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...his best, his worst is better than most best.

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I've seen him at his goodest.

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I can't make a significant contribution.

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And that we have respect and appreciation for that potential.

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How we doing?

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How you doing, Kam?

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Alright.

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I myself, I registered about 20.

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20 young men.

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...the world, dance, dance, oh, for the world.

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I predict that Harold Washington will win the campaign, and I think that that's as it should be.

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I think that with all of the ugliness that's gone on during the past four years, he's hardly had a chance to do his job as mayor, and I think he deserves a second term.

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And he's the best of the bunch, let's face it.

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I have trouble with the fact that the media projects that all of the small problems that have to do with those in the Harold Washington administration, which basically are pennies,

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or pennies relative to the numbers of unfairness and graft and theft and all sorts of things that went on during the past administrations,

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and I think that the public is just too fast to forget all of the things that went on with Chicago Fest, all of the fact that developers had to pay to do business with the city.

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And even though there have been people in the administration who have been brought into the administration from perhaps a grassroots level, though they are smart and not been exposed to power before,

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and made problems, and have problems and have left, people forget that even with sophisticated politics as sophisticated as in Reagan and the White House,

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there are also a lot of people who have left and who have left because of selling their connections,

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and I don't think a mayor should be responsible for the morality of everybody in his cabinet.

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You hope for the best, but you can't ever control that, and I think that people tend to forget that,

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and tend to forget the inequities of others who have been in political power, like other mayors, and how the wrongdoings that they've done,

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and just remember what little things have come up in this administration. I think that's totally unfair, whether one calls it racism or whatever.

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How are you doing?

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Hey, Doc.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Good to meet you.

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Pleasure.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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I think that's a good point.

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I think that's a good point.

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I think that's a good point.

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I think that's a good point.

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I think that's a good point.

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I think that's a good point.

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My press secretary, who might be having to be one of the best in the world, spends far too much in the world, spends far too much of his time in and has to doing just that.

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Hey, what's wrong with you, Jane?

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He doesn't say fire anybody.

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He just calls your attention to it.

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I don't want him to tell me how many hours a day he spends on it.

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But that's done.

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And many of his subordinates do that.

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And you do that in every shop.

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You sing a quiet serene song there.

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You select a couple of your favorite songs.

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Which ones do you want?

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Which one do you want to hear?

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We've got...

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I can't even go in there.

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Well, it's your selection.

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That's what friends are for.

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In my way, that's what friends are for.

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You want to play them?

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Yeah.

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We're playing right now.

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Well, unless you want to sing them.

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Which one do you want?

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That's what friends are for.

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That's what friends are for.

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You can't beat that on a day like this.

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One thing about holidays is when the families come together, the close friends may be far away.

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So I think this is one way to connect the families to friends.

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All right, let's play that.

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And hopefully when we come back, our sound will be a little bit cleaner.

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You're listening to WBEZ, and it's now time for a little music from Stevie Wonder.

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A damned world.

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You left out a lot of factors.

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No, I know.

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I mean, I'm trying to simplify this.

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You left out credibility.

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You left out my own track record, my own propensity to play the guitar, my own philosophical meaning.

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The nature of it.

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I'm just quoting press reports here, okay?

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Wow!

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But the thing is that...

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By the way, Persian Gulf.

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You own it.

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We can give it to you.

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I stood by and voted for the apartheid legislation in the city council.

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I stood by in the city council to sponsor the resolution to denounce Louis Farrakhan.

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Mayor of Washington wasn't there.

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For him to call anybody any kind of a name is an abomination.

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Here, this gentleman has taken Chicago down a long, dark, lonely, declining trip economically

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with our safety in our streets, taxes, and schools.

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He hasn't done the job.

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And for him to say that about anybody is vile and repulsive.

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That is not true.

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It has never been true.

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I'm not going to call him any kind of name.

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I'm going to tell you that the things that he does and says are wrong and are vile.

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And for him to be the only big city mayor in this country, in fact, in the...

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As Mayor Bradley and the city council in Los Angeles did, as Mayor Wilson Goode and the

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city council in Philadelphia, as Mayor Koch and the city council in New York, for him

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to say that is beyond comprehension.

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Why he will not participate in denouncing Louis Farrakhan, I don't know.

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But for him to call me any type of name is vile, repulsive, and wrong, but so typical of this man.

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The context of the remark is he says that...

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There's a comment he says you made after the Elrod election in which he says you

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suggested that blacks abandon Elrod for religious reasons.

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I said, take a look at the numbers and the votes.

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Let's talk about bigotry wherever we find it.

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And I've been doing that in all of my speeches and I speak publicly to all types of groups,

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day in and day out, and most of you have seen me from time to time, and I say the same things.

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I discussed...

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Sooner or later they're going to have to put up or shut up.

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And if he's got sources, come out with him.

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If he says I was someplace, come out with him.

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But don't come out with a negative and have me prove where I was or wasn't when I don't even know

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when you're talking about or with whom.

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I never met the man I stated that before.

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Mr. Hines knows he's on the run and he knows he made a mistake.

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And he made a mistake with the wrong guy.

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Sooner or later he's going to have to eat those words.

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Do you think he's trying to push you out with this sort of pressure so that he has a shot?

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Well, if he has to push me out to have a shot, it means he never had much of a shot to begin with.

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This is the very same man whose word means nothing.

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He started by saying that he would not run for mayor on November 13th.

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Issued a press release to you.

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The fact that we're going to be running for mayor is a fact.

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I can tell you that.

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All that is going to happen is that tomorrow morning, we will be running for mayor.

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And the city might as well be running for mayor.

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And the city will be running for mayor.

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And I believe that the coming morning for the high board,

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in spite of the high board press and the burning gas pool,

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the ISI will jump to the mayor's side.

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The Washington police is going to end up with some of the times votes, not a lot of them.

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Even if they do speak, they don't have time to pay the mayor's...

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Sorry, you got a round here.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Certainly, we'll get out of here.

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...respond to Jane Burns' charges yesterday on hiring a women's government.

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We're outraged and angry about her misuse of statistics, her one-sided use of statistics.

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And we are here to give you the real facts of the unprecedented record of achievement

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by Mayor Harold Washington's administration of four women over the last four years.

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You've all received a number of pieces of information that lay out.

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We have the first women's commission ever in the city of Chicago.

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And this is women from across every sector of the city who now have input into the policies

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and the issues of concern in city government.

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We have the first...

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Former...

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We're all Harold Washington supporters right now.

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At the formation of our organization.

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Let me just finish quickly here.

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She had the opportunity to give you her record yesterday, and she's declined to do so.

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And the women voters of Chicago are smart enough, we believe, to look behind the statistics.

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This is a desperate attempt by Jane Burns, who has failed to receive the endorsement

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of any major women's organization.

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And she's failed to receive that endorsement because of her record.

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The women voters of Chicago will look at the record, and we are not going to be fooled by Jane Burns.

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I'd like to turn over to...

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That time period.

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What we have now, though, we have...

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The truth about her record now has come out.

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And I think it was really only after a change in administrations took place

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that the real truth behind what was going on under Jane Burns really came forward.

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And now we have a choice between two candidates.

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A candidate that has the record that Jane Burns has,

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and a candidate that has the record that Harold Washington has.

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And I think there's no comparison when you look at the record.

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So you're admitting that in 83 you were kind of like duped by the Burns administration?

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I think a lot of people were.

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And I think what we had... And she's trying to do it now, too.

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And that's the other thing I think that...

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Crowd noise

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March 4th, midnight.

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Touch every soul.

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Have them register no later than January 27th, which is next Tuesday.

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But don't stop there.

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Go everywhere in the city.

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Northeast.

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There we are, Joe.

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All right.

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Thank you.

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There it is again.

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Thank you.

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Oh, pull your jacket down.

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There you go, man.

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Oh, yes, yes.

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Oh, good luck in there.

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Oh, thank you.

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Hey, hey.

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All right.

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Gentlemen, nobody but one.

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Darling, hello.

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There we are, baby.

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Hey, hey.

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Hello, good looking.

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Hey, Andrew, hey.

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There we go.

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Hi, gentlemen.

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Andrew.

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Mr. Barry.

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Oh, good God, yes.

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Oh, man.

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Oh, woo.

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Very good.

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Ah-ha.

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Woo.

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Oh, look at that young man.

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Ah-ha.

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Very good.

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Woo.

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Georgia, Georgia.

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Oh, Georgia.

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That is the truth, honey.

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Look.

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Woo.

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Gentlemen, young fellow.

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Good.

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Thank you very much.

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This is Smith.

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627
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664
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669
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670
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682
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683
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