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* ‘ i HAWKIN - Well, when I sent for my FBI files under the Freedom of Information Act, this was in there. That is how I found out about it. I den‘'t feel any fear from it because I certainly I won't. answer any more questions until I become a little more sophisticated in my outiook but the only feeling I have is that one of outrage. LADY ASKING THE QUESTION ee think I would have that same feeling. Especially, cause you have to be skeptical of everyone and truthfully, I think that our whole judicial system really “needs to be revamped, I don't think we as citizens really have a fair shakedown when it comes to criminal offenses and are afraid to report something and if we do see it because we are going to be retaliated against and I think that is a lot of the problem with our United States. HAWKIN - It elicits paranoia. APPLAUSE FOR THE LADY. DONAHUE - I must break, we will be back in just a moment. STATION BREAK HEFE DONAHUE - The Court did not find him HALPERIN - (Some man's name Guiltfoot or something) found that even though he had provided my name that he did not have sufficient responsibility to the continuation of the past that he should be held liable for damages. QUESTION FROM MAN IN THE AUDIENCE - We wanted to know if you knew how did they get into your home for the tapping? HALPERIN - They don't have to get in. It is exactly like you order an answering service. The FBI has leased lines and if the phone company wants to tap your phone, they simply connect your phone line from their main headquarters to an FBI leased line é anA thav are tanninn unnr nhone.