But we have issues, and we are going to spend a few minutes' time that we have before we go to Augusta and to Columbia exercising our right of free speech in a free country to talk about those issues.
Lyndon Johnson: “But we have issues, and we are going to spend a few minutes' time that we have before we go to Augusta and to Columbia…”
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Remarks at City Hall, Macon, Georgia
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