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*Gordon: “Hoffman: Re: Lou Gordon Television Show of July 13, 1969, Detroit, Michigan, — Featuring Abbott Howard Hoffman, James Freed and Gordon Hall "I mean it seems to me that one can make studies about all kinds of things, one would not expect somebédy who deals in heart disease to necessarily know all about cancer, micro-organisms, etc. “I think when you asked him about what kind of a danger do we represent the word danger you know has a certain kind of connotation. And we have to say danger to what? And Ithink, I think we all three of us in a sense represent a danger but that danger has to be defined. Now, I would say that these two gentlemen, and you in fact represent a danger. You represent you symbolize the people in authority and you act as their tool, and I don't represent a danger to black people in this country, I don't represent a danger to long haired young people in this country, I represent a danger to the government and the people that I am with represent a danger to this government, that is why yesterday at this radical underground media conference it was necessary for those cops to come in and surround us with shotguns even though we were just there talking about putting out our newspaper. Something about free speech. Now also there is a newspaper here in Detroit, an underground newspaper, the South End, that got closed down. That the administration at Wayne State said the other day they are not going to put out this paper. We don't like it and the kids like want it, and like it,. and they are taking it and making it a real underground newspaper, they are hiding the machines and they are putting them out and to those people and to the people that read that newspaper I am no danger, but these people are. Because these people have the power and I don't, and I don't But I mean you represent a danger "Maybe Mr. De Pugh got locked up for a charge of conspiracy to rob banks, you know, or something like that and there are a couple of right wingers that w lle