These lines have become a bit of a meme in philosophy circles, but, for the record, while all of these lines are attested to in Cora Diamond's edition of "Wittgenstein's Lectures on the Foundations of Mathematics," Wittgenstein and Turing did not have a back-and-forth conversation like this.
https://www.google.com/books/edition/_/d4YUZVq1JSEC?hl=en&gb...
The first line, "I won't say anything which anyone can dispute" is from Lecture 2.
The next two lines ("I understand but I don't agree" / "Turing doesn't object") are from Lecture 6.
The "I see your point" / "I have no point" was a remark amid a deeper conversation during Lecture 10.
Juxtaposing the lines like this makes Wittgenstein seem comically insane (which is the joke, and I do get it).