CLEAN : HK protesters hold candlelit vigil for Nobel winner Liu Xiaobo

The transcript begins with unrelated dialogue, then shifts to a discussion about the political situation in Hong Kong, focusing on the treatment of New Szabo and the broader implications for freedom. The speaker expresses skepticism about China's support for Hong Kong and draws parallels between the fate of Hong Kong and Lucille Ball. The transcript concludes with a call for action to ensure freedom for Lucille Ball, symbolizing a broader demand for freedom and respect for human rights.

In what way does the speaker relate the fight for freedom in Hong Kong to Lucille Ball?

What reassurance does the speaker seek from the Chinese government?