[00:00.51]Okay,Yoko
[00:01.57]Pea--ce
[00:19.02]Pea--ce
[00:31.57]Let's hope for peace
[00:41.17]Let's hope for peace
[00:49.10]Pea--ce
[01:03.75]Let's hope for--ahh...
[01:19.49]Pea--ce
[01:26.15]Pea--ce
[01:33.44]Let's hope for--(peace...)
[01:42.37]Pea--ce
[01:51.89]Pea--ce
[02:01.71]Let's hope for pea--ce
[02:11.82](Peace!Peace!Peace!Peace!)
[02:15.08]Pea--ce
[02:22.57]Let's hope for
[02:32.86]Pea--ce
[02:44.02]Pea--ce
[02:50.03]Let's hope for
[02:56.95]Pea--ce.
[03:04.88]Oh,John!
[03:12.15]Let's hope for peace
[03:26.70]For our children
[03:31.59]For our country
[03:39.44]For our world
[03:45.92]For our future
[03:53.09]Oh,John!
[03:58.85]Let's hope for peace
[04:06.14]Let's hope for peace
[04:17.95]Pea--ce
[04:31.62]Peace...peace...
[04:39.49]Let's hope for peace.
[04:49.92]Oh,John!
[05:01.96]Peace...
[05:04.49].
[05:05.84]Good morning meine damen und herren
[05:07.97]This is the peace call.
[05:15.65]John:What we're really doing is sending out a message to the world,
[05:19.55]mainly to the youth,especially the youth or anybody really that's interested in protesting for peace,
[05:26.06]or protesting against any form of violence.
[05:30.25]And we say everybody's getting a bit heavy or bit intellectual about it.
[05:34.55]Everybody's talking about peace,but nobody's doing anything about it,
[05:38.91]except for a few people.
[05:42.63]And the things are,the grosvenor square marches in london.
[05:45.27]The end product of it was just newspaper stories about riots and fightings.
[05:50.89]And we did the bed event in amsterdam and the bag piece in vienna just to give people an idea,
[05:58.95]that there's many ways of protest,
[06:01.79]and this is one of them.
[06:03.13]And anybody could grow their hair for peace or give up a week of their holiday for peace or sit in a bag for peace,
[06:11.32]protest against peace anyway,but peacefully cause we think that peace is only got by peaceful methods
[06:18.35]And that to fight the establishment with their own weapons is no good,
[06:22.25]because they always win and they'd been winning for thousands of years.
[06:25.79]They know how to play the game violence and it's easier for them when they can recognise you and shoot you.
[06:33.99]They don't know how to handle humour,
[06:37.42]peaceful humour and that's our message really.
[06:41.57]Questioner:what do you think was the biggest success in history,about 300 years?
[06:51.34]John:Haven't a clue.
[06:52.36]Yoko:Hahh...well,maybe it's still yet to happen,you see.
[06:56.56]That's why we're trying to do it.
[06:58.13]In other words,
[06:59.04]by very very peaceful methods to bring peace,you know instead of peace through violence,
[07:05.71]that's what we're trying to do
[07:06.63]and if we succeed in that,that's the biggest happening yet in the last 300 years,
[07:12.79]because it's never been done and nobody has really tried it,you see.
[07:17.03]And that's what we're trying to do.
[07:19.60]Questioner:What would you do in case of a war?
[07:23.09]John:How do you mean?
[07:24.15]Questioner:What would you do immediately if you would wake up in the morning,read the newspapers and they would tell you england is in war with france?
[07:31.28]John:I'd die of fright.
[07:32.66]Yoko:I don't think that should happen,you konw.
[07:34.33]You talk as if something's going to happen aside of us.
[07:39.29]We are all in this you see.
[07:40.61]We are all in the same society
[07:42.33]and in the same world and everything that happens to us is our responsibility,you know.
[07:47.28]Like any violence going in the world is just a symbol of all the violent atmosphere that is in the world,you see
[07:56.53]And when the nazism persecuted the jewish people that wasn't only hitler,who did it or germany,who did it,
[08:05.92]but just a symbol of everybody in the world who had the feeling for the persecution of jews,you see.
[08:12.24]So we share everything,so that's not gonna happen,if there's war suddenly,that's our fault,you know.
[08:20.18]Questioner:So what do you think about the behaviour of austrian and germans during the second world war?
[08:25.74]Don't you think that they're a little bit more responsible than the others?
[08:28.71]John and Yoko:No,not particularly.
[08:31.29]The whole world,if the whole world was really aware of it
[08:34.33]and if the journalists and the communication media of those days were really aware of their responsibility as well
[08:41.09]and reported everything correct,you know,
[08:43.77]well,which is almost impossible,i'm sure,but as much as possible
[08:47.41]and if the whole world was aware of their responsibility,
[08:50.90]it could have been stopped,i'm sure.
[08:53.09]John:Well,we know that britain and a few other counties waited quite a long time before they made any decision about what to do.
[09:02.82]I'm not quite sure of the facts,you know,but after czechoslovakia and things like that,
[09:07.33]they could've stopped it earlier,
[09:10.31]but they waited until it's on the doorstep,you know,
[09:12.68]until it involves their money,their territory.
[09:15.83]Questioner: there's a special type of petition that is vetoed by special contents ..
[09:20.47]John:No.I don't think so because...ok!
[09:21.38]Questioner:Hitler could have been voted by the french,for instance.
[09:30.07]John adn Yoko:Every nation will have a prototype.
[09:33.67]I think I was out talking to one of the austrian TV guys.
[09:37.57]I said can you name me one european country which hasn't sort of raped the world,
[09:43.54]and he said austria actually was the only one that didn't attack anybody else.
[09:47.53]They were always on the defensive side,i don't know whether that's true.
[09:50.32]Qustioner:But they were silent at the wrong moment...
[09:51.50]John:Okay,that's bad,I agree that silence is bad.
[09:55.75]But i mean there isn't one european country that hasn't had its hitler in one way or the other
[10:00.40]including britain,in what they did to india and south africa,you know.
[10:05.17]Yoko:So let's so back to the future,you know.
[10:07.22]So that's why we're here.
[10:09.13]We want to talk mainly to the young people all over the world,
[10:14.43]because those are the people who are going to be the next generation.
[10:17.51]They're going to be the next world,you know,
[10:19.39]and we just want to say we are with them.
[10:21.25]We're not preaching or anything like that.
[10:22.78]We want to be with them and we're with them
[10:25.59]and in our way,we're justannouncing that we're open to all invitations or suggestions or anything to work for the world peace,you see,
[10:35.65]and we're doing it now,in our own way,which we think is the best for us
[10:39.14]and also the young people have to realise that
[10:42.63]this is just as bad as before the second world war or right in the middle of it,you know,
[10:48.93]that everything,all the violence that is happening in the world now
[10:52.03]are our responsibility and if we don't really realise it and immediately start something,action,you know,
[10:56.82]it's going to be bad,you know.
[10:59.20]And it will be exactly like you said.
[11:01.17]One morning,we find in the newspaper,
[11:03.25]that the whole world is going to disappear,you know.
[11:06.14]Questioner:I agree with you,but don't you see,i mean,it's a fact that by through your behaviour,
[11:10.39]I think it's okay,but for a lot of people,through your behaviour,to get suspicious.
[11:14.84]They don't think that this can be correct,people sitting under a tablecloth protesting against wars.
[11:23.45]They don't think...
[11:24.07]Yoko:Okay,before they criticise us,you know,
[11:26.57]and if they want to criticise us,
[11:28.74]okay,go ahead,
[11:29.69]and they should do it in their own way,but do something,you know.
[11:32.80]Questioner:So everybody should throw out his part of hitler out of his soul,then?
[11:37.09]John:Yes,yes,we all have it in us.
[11:39.10]In a way,
[11:39.90]we're saying we want peace and we're staying in bed for peace,
[11:43.14]but i'm as violent as the next man,
[11:45.42]and i'm sure Yoko is just as violent just as well.
[11:48.10]We're violent people,you know.
[11:49.52]I prefer myself when I'm non-violent.
[11:51.90]I prefer me friends when they're non-violent.
[11:54.12]It just makes for easier living
[11:56.04]and if we have to have violence,let's channel it,you know.
[11:59.43]I don't know how,you know,there's other people can work out how to channel it,
[12:03.52]or give them somewhere to play and kill each other or something.
[12:06.25]But I don't want to be involved in their violence.
[12:09.25]I prefer to live in peace,you know.
[12:11.57]Yoko:All you need is courage,you know.
[12:13.35]You can just go out in the street now and take off all your clothes and just say "peace",
[12:17.35]you know and you'll be in the news you see.
[12:19.52]Just courage and if everybody gets courage and of course they would,
[12:22.79]because they would think all right maybe this is a little bit embarrassing thing to do,
[12:27.91]but look at John and Yoko,
[12:29.57]they're doing worse,so I can do it,you know.
[12:31.75]That's all we're trying to do
[12:33.10]You see.
[12:33.93]Questioner:So you're putting courage,also,into the world?
[12:36.55]John:We hope so.
[12:37.42]Yoko:I hope so.
[12:40.54]John:Okay.
[13:16.39].
[13:31.20]Stay in bed!
[13:51.53]John:Look there's a fly flitting around.
[14:02.38]Hum-humm...
[14:28.10]Hummm...
[14:31.88]Just Makes you laugh.
[14:37.15]Yoko:What time is it?
[14:39.78]John:What's the time?
[14:44.76]Yoko:What?
[14:46.54]John:9:30
[14:52.42]Good morning.
[14:53.29]I was saying about bagism,you see,you get in this bag and you jump out the window.
[14:59.85]Next thing you know,you got a policeman on your head.
[15:04.74]You want tea?
[15:08.88]Yoko:You know what I want,John?
[15:11.51]John:What,what,what,what?
[15:15.46]Oh,give us a chance!
[15:19.10]You want one before I do.
[15:23.06]Yes,our name got round a lot.
[15:26.50]Could I have room service,please.
[15:33.07]Do you want toast?
[15:35.39]Yoko: Just tea.
[15:37.32]Which do you want,coffee or tea?
[15:40.26]John:Tea.
[15:41.27]Yoko:Tea.
[15:43.61]John:Two teas please.
[15:46.02]Yeah,902 and some toast yeah
[15:50.21]Brown toast.
[15:51.53]Good morning.yeah
[15:54.23]Yeah.I know and some toast.
[15:57.87]Brown toast,yeah.Thank you.
[16:00.18]Bye,bye.
[16:02.36]Alright then....
[16:04.64]Ah~
[16:16.91]John:Hello,dog.It's beautiful
[16:20.50]No,no,no,it'll just take a lot of looking after.
[16:22.66]We'll think about you,amsterdam.
[16:26.81]It's a lovely dog,huh.
[16:29.39]Thank you very much!
[16:30.74]Visitor:Here you are.
[16:30.94]John:Thank you.
[16:32.28]You gonna take him off me now?
[16:33.13]Visitor:Yes,if you don't mind.
[16:38.83]Thank you very much.
[16:39.82]John:I thought you were giving
[16:41.79]Visitor:Bye,bye.
[16:42.46]John:Bye,bye.
[16:45.72]No,no.
[16:51.20]I sort of was under that impression.
[16:57.43]She gave us the dog and then went away.
[17:01.23]Well,very nice.
[17:16.84]Yoko:It's rather sort of really swinging though.
[17:19.23]Don't you think so?
[17:36.57]John:The thought of the long haired beatle in the 19th century sanctuary.
[17:51.23]Please stop this nonsense.
[17:54.45]Go home.We don't like people like you.
[17:57.36]Go to a doctor to be normal,you get this?
[18:02.81]Go to a doctor to be normal.
[18:04.48]We're seeing a psychiatrist today,so maybe he'll fix us up then.
[18:09.08]Bloody marvellous.
[18:11.00]We don't get through on some level,as you notice.
[18:18.15]Was under *********.
[18:19.66]Yeah beautiful,beautiful.
[18:22.27]Keep smoking.
[18:26.89]Nothing illegal
[18:30.28]Beautiful,beautiful,thanks a lot.
[18:32.31]Hey,those kids are as hard as the real press.
[18:34.89]Yoko:Yes,amazing.
[18:36.26]John:Amazing.
[18:37.33]They're just as tough as the real press.
[18:47.06]Very ***y.
[18:51.29]It's a boy,it's a boy.
[18:52.64]Questioner:Why are you staying in bed for 7 days?
[18:54.61]John:Ah,because...
[19:02.39]Questioner:Well,first of all,let me say congratulations on your marriage and that in dutch is
[19:07.10]Ge-gefiliciteerd met je getrouw.
[19:09.73]John:Oh,dank u wel
[19:11.81]Oh,chocolat!
[19:14.08]Questioner:How about explaining this mission you are on at this moment!
[19:17.67]John:Well,you start...
[19:19.80]Yoko:Well,you konw,because we thought of this idea about staying in bed for 7 days for protest against violence in the world.
[19:29.24]Questioner:Did you think of its geographical situation as being the centre of europe?
[19:33.59]John:No,I didn't realise,is it?
[19:35.16]Oh,fantastic!
[19:36.90]It was magic then,you see,cause the way...
[19:38.95]Questioner:Well,they call it the centre of europe.
[19:41.44]It's an advertising campaign for an airline.
[19:43.82]John:Okay,well give us a free ticket and we'll be all right.
[19:48.32]Various people:Stand up!
[19:49.70]Stand up on your knees,maybe.
[19:51.67]Turn up,turn up on your knees.
[19:55.81]As soon as we can(unhearable)
[19:58.64]but we need you here
[20:06.92]John:So,anyway a policeman came in and an elephant jumped on me head,
[20:10.09]so I said what's going on and he said cabbages and the next moment i was on film,yeah.
[20:58.45]Visitor:Love,peace and bed!
[21:03.43]Not forgetting jam of course.
[21:09.93]Okay,guess now it's over?
[21:20.92]Qustioner:Are you cold?
[21:22.88]John:No,no,no!
[21:31.16]Questioner:Yeah,music,you know,if you go back to the days of a,of a,let's see,where do we start now, we start with "do you love me?"
[21:42.66]John:Not,not particularly.
[21:46.29]How about that?
[21:59.09]John singing:Goodbye amsterdam,goodbye.
[22:12.90].
[22:15.23]Stay in bed
[22:21.30]For bed-in
[22:30.04]For peace of the world
[22:37.47]Stay in bed
[22:48.53]Grow your hair.
[22:56.61]Grow your hair.
[23:02.92]Okay,good night.
[23:05.45].
[23:09.72]Now it's time to say good night
[23:16.95]Good night,sleep tight.
[23:25.89]Now the sun puts out his light.
[23:40.56].
[23:55.97]Yoko:What a beautiful day it was though,very tiring,though.
[23:59.50]John:Hum.
[24:05.57]It's so turning like crazy,you know.
[24:08.73]John:You can say that sort of hot?
[24:14.29].
[24:15.38]Yoko:Grow your hair.
[24:17.19]John:Bed peace.
[24:18.72]Yoko:Hair peace.
[24:20.03]John:Hair peace,Bed peace.
[24:25.53]Oh,yeah...