U.S. Senator Huey Long holds his original composition, Every Man A King, for composer Harry Link to play.

The transcript details a meeting with Mr. Harry Link, where a request is made to sing and promote a composition. The discussion shifts to a vision of prosperity, sharing, and a world of peace and unity. The conversation concludes with feedback on these ideas.

What does Mr. Harry Link want the listener to do with his composition?

What is the significance of sharing according to the text?

How does the speaker describe the ideal state of community?

What does the phrase 'every man a king' imply in the context of the text?

What feelings does the speaker express about the future?