And Walter says we'll all wind up in federal prison. I said, Walter, let the government sue us. Let the federal government sue us. We'll take them to the Supreme Court.

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- Walter thinks we can knock out the misprision of felony charge. Ha, ha.

- But he says absolutely nix on going to series.

- They'll hit us with conspiracy and inducement to commit a crime.

- Christ, it's cold in here.

- See, we're paying these nuts from the Ecumenical Liberation Army $10000 a week in order to turn in authentic film footage of their revolutionary activities and that can constitute inducement to commit a crime.

- And Walter says we'll all wind up in federal prison. I said, Walter, let the government sue us. Let the federal government sue us. We'll take them to the Supreme Court.

- We'll be front page for months. The New York Times and The Washington Post will be writing two editorials a week about us. We'll be front page for months and we'll have more press than Watergate.

- All I need is six weeks' federal litigation and The Mao Tse-Tung Hour can start carrying its own time slot.

- What's really bugging me now is my daytime programming.

- NBC's got a lock on daytime with their lousy game shows and I'd like to bust them.

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