:03:03
the album remarkably soared to number 23
on the Billboard charts.
:03:09
- [Clapping]
- [Terry] Backed by a team of novices,
:03:12
without the support of a major record label,
relying on word of mouth
:03:16
and his team of associates who seem
more suited to a town house than a tour bus,
:03:22
Roberts created a niche in a business
that had contemptuously rejected him.
:03:27
His second album, Times Are Changin' Back,
peaks at number three, an achievement
:03:31
for a journeyman folk singer that Spin
magazine called "a crypto-fascist clown".
:03:37
- You have the wrong pass.
- I don't see the problem.
:03:40
You need to go to the police and get a pass.
:03:43
[Terry] On July 4th,
:03:44
Bob Roberts announced his candidacy
for the Senate seat in Pennsylvania.
:03:49
This documentary chronicles the man
and his quest for election.
:03:53
[Bob] Eight years ago, I had had enough.
:03:56
I had seen the dreams of a generation
squashed by an evil menace,
:04:00
an evil menace called drugs.
:04:03
I made up my mind there and then
to dedicate my life
:04:07
to seeing that this problem end in our lifetime.
:04:12
I contacted my friend Lukas Hart
and I enlisted his help.
:04:16
It is because of Lukas Hart's
diligence and efforts
:04:20
that eight years ago Broken Dove was born.
:04:23
[Bob] Broken Dove is hard at work fighting
the war on drugs but it will take time.
:04:29
We must start the war early,
ladies and gentleman.
:04:32
We must start the war
with our children at home
:04:36
- and in our classrooms.
- [Skip To My Lou]
:04:39
Hey, mister, can I see your gun?
:04:42
- Can I see your gun?
- What makes you think I have a gun?
:04:49
Come on over this way.
Get some great shots with the kids.
:04:53
- [Child shouting]
- You got me!
:04:55
You got me. Good work, kids. I'm dead.
:04:59
Here's Mrs Roberts. Here's Mrs Roberts. Polly.