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okay. Oh, yeah. Okay. All right. Let's get serious. Bad time out there yesterday. I'd like to get your reaction to what happened yesterday. Well, I thought it was the most unfortunate move from all reports I received. It was a peaceful rally. There was sound equipment used,

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but it was a very low volume so that it could not be heard. And there certainly is hardly anyone on campus that it could have disturbed. Anyway. Campuses are really effectively closed down. I know that many people wanted to get out and simply couldn't. They were

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just trapped. I think that Mr Hayakawa almost dared them. You know, it was almost a dare. And when they didn't move quickly enough, many, many people were arrested. I think that's most unfortunate. I think it's a basic denial of free speech. They should be allowed to

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speak on the campus. I think anyone should be. What was the A. F. T s involvement in yesterday's rally? We held our picket lines out here. As you well know, some people who are in a hefty went down as individuals primarily to observe. I think some

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of these reports have received were the ones that were trapped. Now Dr Nathan Hair, who has to begin the black studies department, was arrested yesterday, and there's some concern that his status as head of that department might be affected. How do you see his involvement in

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yesterday's rally? Well, I have a great deal of respect for Mr Harris academician, and I don't think that an incident such as this, particularly this one, should endangers that endanger anyone's academic career. What about this afternoon? I understand you have some more teachers coming on campus.

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They're going to be some teachers coming out to our picket lines. That's right. At about 4 15, they're supposed to be between five and 700 people from the local Hft City Teachers Local 61 that are coming out here. When will the A, F. T or the

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faculty receive their checks? Presumably Well, I think checks are due on the 31st of January. I don't know who will receive them. You see, we get reports all the time that 100 100 50 to 300 people are going to be terminated, but they won't let us

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know. I think it's very unfair that if they are going to terminate us. They don't have the courtesy to notify us. Well, the A f t continue to pick it through the exams through the dead weekend into the next semester. We will be on strike and

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continuing. Continuing are picketing until we reach a negotiated resolution. Do you have a big enough strike fund to make it so to speak? Even if you do not get paid by the college indefinitely? Our people are suffering great hardship. You know there, Doc. Two days pay

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for every day that they're absent. So most of us this means between 50 and $100 a day pay loss. It's extremely hard on us. We are launching a quarter of a million dollar fundraising campaign, which, incidentally, is going very well at this point. And we are

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going to place ads very shortly in the to San Francisco papers and perhaps the New York Times. Okay, that's all I have. You get a lot of right? Yeah. Uh huh. Yeah. Get these men out of

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the rain. All right. Looking back. Make it so hard. Okay. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, what's up? But I have no, no. About the fire out. Look at that. Yeah. Oh, 65. Well, they were like they were still publishing them at the

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time of the week. At my place. Striking. Bring it off when we get there. Where are you? Yeah, All right. Okay. Yeah, probably. Mhm. All right. Thank you. My father was such a little baby. You call this mhm? Mhm. Right. Okay,

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the championship, okay.