At the end of the episode, Eric congratulates Red for his courage at the rally, to which Red replies "sometimes, a man's gotta' do what a man's gotta' do." As Eric starts to head upstairs to bed, Red reveals that he knew it was Eric who streaked at the rally, saying "next time, don't wear black socks. Red receives applause from everyone except the committee, especially a furious Jack. Here's my question." and asks "How the hell could you pardon Nixon?". This seems to motivate Red to say "Hey, Gerry. In desperation, Eric puts on a Nixon mask and streaks across the auditorium. However, when Red gets up to ask the committee's question, he stutters and starts to bomb.
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Red thinks that the committee's question is stupid and is upset that his right to free speech has been taken from him.Ĭome the day of the Presidential visit, everyone decides not to streak, as there are too many guard dogs and Secret Service. However, Bob tells him that Jack's Committee which Bob is a part of wants him to ask "What has been your favorite parade?". Red agrees, assuming that he will ask whatever he wants. Meanwhile, Bob wants Red to ask Gerald Ford a question in the Q&A. Eric is apprehensive at first, but decides to go for it. Eventually, the boys decide to go streaking. The principal of Point Place High School makes a speech warning against any shenanigans, which of course gives Hyde the idea to "fight the power". Jackie's father Jack Burkhart, a city councilman, arranges for President Ford to stop at Point Place as part of his re-election campaign. Donna is mortified when her dad wants her to wear an American flag jump-suit. Red is chosen to ask the President a question at the town meeting. When Gerald Ford comes to Point Place on a whistle-stop tour, Hyde, Kelso, Eric and Fez decide to make a statement by streaking.
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