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Re: Lou Gordon Television Show of July 13, 1969, Detroit, Michigan, Featuring Abbott Howard Hofiman, James Freed and Gordon Hall “Gordon: Do you see any danger of fascism resulting from Mr. Freed's efforts or Communism or revolution resulting from Mr. Hoffman's efforts. Fife P "Hall: No, not really. I think, I am not so sure that Mr. - Hoffman's bag would be Communism per se. I think that something else again, but if we take the left to mean in general terms, the kind of Marxism I think that that would be accurate. I don't think, however, that America is about to succumb to either extreme. I think that we are internally strong and I think that by and large Americans are reasonably 4 well satisfied with society as it is. And I think 4 that what changes will come about will continue to en be brought about democratically through reforms and 4 I don't think we are going to succumb to either side. i I think that either side would like to see the middle 4 collapse completely and I think both of them over- 3 state the case. I think there is much wrong, but there has always been much wrong with a free society. Xt is ohly societies where you don't read about the . things that are wrong are the closed systems that — Mr. Freed and others like him like so well. "Gordon: Mr. Freed, would you like to respond to that? Are you associated with the Minutemen? ty has always been agsociated In fact, it was founded by the Pugh * “Freed: Well, the Pat Jotic with the Minut so same man, Rober “Gordon: , Are you aware of the fact that Robert DePugh was “ finally arrested last night? "Freed: Well of course, y I am quite well aware of that. “Gordon: How did you about t at, did he call you?” "Freed: _ Both Walt AReuther an ti-Defamation League have beer after him for a long time and they finally managed to negotiate his apprehension I suppose. - 3=