capable of holding an office of the united states. he is not charged with insurrection, what is why do we have this document, let s go through it. let me educate you, bill bar, you are making a fool of yourself on cnn and everywhere else now. you should take your personal anonymous out of this and stand up for the country and the rule of law because they are destroying our electoral system as i will explain in a second. let s look at four charges. do you know what they had to do? go back to a statute first passed in 1871. it was called the ku klux klan act. post civil war, why was this passed? it was passed because ulysses s grant was chasing down the klan in the south to destroy it. and when the democrats took over the house of representatives, they cut off his funding so the klan survived, reconstruction was destroyed. because the democrat party is evil. let me go on. mrt
here a few times, then. certainly went to a few parties. did dine here once or twice. do you know what you were doing the 1ath ofjune, 1987? no. let me go on. i ve got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry, new potatoes, carrots, salad. a rather nice white chateauneuf du pape. and a red volnay. wow. just four of us round that magnificent table. wow. i mean, i rememberthe evening. he was very civilised. and, if you didn t know he was a mega rock star, you might not know that. i mean, he was the opposite a lot of the time from the image he had on stage. did you go to the parties?
let me go on. i ve got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry, new potatoes, carrots, salad. a rather nice white chateauneuf du pape. and a red volnay. wow! just four of us round that magnificent table. wow. i mean, i rememberthe evening. he was very civilised. and, if you didn t know he was a mega rock star, you might not know that. i mean, he was the opposite, a lot of the time, from the image he had on stage. did you go to the parties? i went to one or two of the parties, yes. can you tell me about them? well, they were quite fun. so there it is, a free exhibition of a lifetime of memories that will,
of the 80s the moustache. he goes into vests, doesn t he? yes. i remember. it sort of happened overnight, didn t it? 1979 is the change. you get the shift from the catsuits. he says goodbye to the catsuits and in come the leathers, the vinyl and the little caps. # but now the party s over. # and i m left cold sober.# and what about those parties? we invited one regular visitor to garden lodge songwriter tim rice to have a final look at the freddie dining room. i m hearing you dined here a few times, then. certainly went to a few parties. did dine here once or twice. do you know what you were doing the 14th ofjune, 1987? no. let me go on. i ve got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party.
to have a final look at the freddie dining room. i m hearing you dined here a few times, then. certainly went to a few parties. did dine here once or twice. do you know what you were doing the 14th ofjune, 1987? no. let me go on. i ve got something here for you. freddie, you see, was very organised. and there is a book with a record of every dinner party. oh, wow. good heavens. so you were having cold tomato soup, lamb in puff pastry, new potatoes, carrots, salad. a rather nice white chateauneuf du pape. and a red volnay. wow. just four of us round that magnificent table. wow. i mean, i rememberthe evening. he was very civilised. and, if you didn t know he was a mega rock star, you might not know that. i mean, he was the opposite a lot