What is the speaker's view on the consequences of crime?
Clyde Stevens warns boys of America that crime does not pay
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The transcript features Stevens, a former convict, discussing his criminal past, including smuggling guns and robbing banks in San Francisco. He shares a message to young people, emphasizing that crime does not pay and urging them to avoid guns.
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