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00:01:17	To find something, anything...
00:01:20	... a great truth,
00:01:25	... you must first believe there will be
00:01:31	I found something a long time ago...
00:01:34	... and have held on to it
00:01:37	I owe my success in life to it.
00:01:41	It put me where I am today.
00:01:43	This principle:
00:01:47	What you don't know won't hurt you.
00:01:54	They called it idealism
00:03:10	Get the gun.
00:03:18	Oh, my God.
00:03:47	The judge won't scare easy.
00:03:51	I don't count on him scaring easy.
00:03:58	You think it's beneath my dignity?
00:04:00	Well, you're governor, they tell me.
00:04:02	Yeah, I'm governor.
00:04:05	The trouble with governors is they
00:04:08	There's nothing worth doing
00:04:11	Human frame ain't built that way.
00:04:14	When I'm not governor anymore
00:04:17	...I wanna meet somebody at midnight,
00:04:20	Hope you leave me
00:04:23	No, Jack, you going with me
00:04:26	Yeah, you and Sugar
00:04:28	I'll give Sugar a pistol range
00:04:32	Brace of Republican senators
00:04:35	And I'm gonna appoint
00:04:38	Secretary to the Bedchamber
00:04:42	Somebody to keep them
00:04:45	...and return their little pink silk articles
00:04:50	But we gotta do this first.
00:04:52	In the middle of the night when we
00:04:55	Sometime ain't never now.
00:05:00	Bastard.
00:05:03	Which way up there?
00:05:07	Jack, tell Sugar
00:05:10	It's your people live down here.
00:05:30	Suppose he don't open up?
00:05:33	Make him. What I pay you for?
00:06:10	Hey, Jack.
00:06:12	Mr. Duffy.
00:06:15	This is Willie Stark
00:06:18	- County treasurer.
00:06:21	- Jack Burden.
00:06:23	Good to meet you, Mr. Burden.
00:06:25	Yeah, Willie's on business
00:06:27	Bond issue them got up there.
00:06:29	Gonna build a schoolhouse.
00:06:31	Yeah. Me and Willie
00:06:35	Oh, you was in school, Alex.
00:06:39	Not the teacher's favourite,
00:06:42	No, sir, that's true.
00:06:44	Willie was, though.
00:06:47	Yeah, Willie married
00:06:51	Well, you know...
00:06:52	...they tell me that schoolteachers
00:06:56	...in the same place as the rest.
00:06:58	Now, is that right or not, Mr. Stark?
00:07:05	Yeah, that's right.
00:07:10	Slade!
00:07:12	Beers all around.
00:07:14	Not for me, thanks.
00:07:16	Oh, that little schoolteacher
00:07:19	Well, she don't favour it, for a fact.
00:07:24	Well, beers all around.
00:07:27	Well, I sell beer
00:07:29	I don't make nobody drink them.
00:07:33	Well, maybe you got some
00:07:36	That's what he wants.
00:07:39	Yeah, I think I'd like some orange pop.
00:07:48	Jack, get up Mason City.
00:07:50	See who's this fella
00:07:53	...come down off the cross to scourge
00:07:56	...out of that shinplaster courthouse
00:07:59	I know who he is.
00:08:02	...pushed a school bond through.
00:08:03	- You know him?
00:08:06	Watched him drink
00:08:08	...through two straws on account
00:08:12	She favour him
00:08:14	Don't you know
00:08:16	Run up there
00:08:18	Yeah? Well, you leave down here
00:08:31	As a commissioner, as chairman,
00:08:34	...to know the situation
00:08:37	Ain't no situation.
00:08:39	Maybe not, but maybe so.
00:08:41	Ain't any situation.
00:08:43	Board took a bid offer.
00:08:44	A.J. Moore's bid, the fella's name...
00:08:47	...schoolhouse gets built.
00:08:49	This Moore fella's bid,
00:08:52	Now, you lookie here.
00:08:54	Ain't nobody tells a board
00:08:57	Anybody can come along
00:09:00	Board doesn't have to take it.
00:09:01	Board takes somebody
00:09:04	Ain't nothing done but legal.
00:09:05	Who was it
00:09:08	- Name of Jeffers, if I recollect.
00:09:11	- Yeah.
00:09:15	The board picks
00:09:18	That's all I got to say.
00:09:21	Don't you wanna tell mama...
00:09:23	...you wanna see yourself
00:09:26	All right. I wish I could have
00:09:29	Be out of your way in a second here.
00:09:32	- I'm sure.
00:09:34	Thank you.
00:09:37	Mr. Stark.
00:09:40	Why, Mr. Jack Burden,
00:09:44	You know, people would think
00:09:48	...a man wouldn't have to sell
00:09:51	- People would think.
00:09:54	Well, I'm maybe not so good
00:09:58	...as some other parish treasurers
00:10:00	Or too good at it.
00:10:03	How much they steal
00:10:05	Well, let's see...
00:10:08	Jeffers come in $ 142,000.
00:10:11	Moore, $ 175,000.
00:10:13	That's $33,000 split six ways,
00:10:18	They done it so plain and pretty, well,
00:10:22	Just point out Jeffers
00:10:25	...skilled men, you know?
00:10:28	Next thing, it's, "Lookie here, nigras
00:10:32	Pushing wheelbarrows,
00:10:35	And that's it. "Goodbye, Mr. Jeffers
00:10:38	You go build your nigra schoolhouse
00:10:41	Not that you didn't try and get people
00:10:44	Oh, I yelled so long and loud about
00:10:49	...I'm lucky to have
00:10:51	Government, door-to-door,
00:10:54	I stood out there
00:10:56	...pencil in one hand,
00:10:58	...trying to show people
00:11:00	But you stop people out there
00:11:03	...try to show them arithmetic...
00:11:05	...well, they can't see it so clear...
00:11:08	...through the sweat pouring in they
00:11:11	Especially if you put nigras
00:11:14	- Why, you're likely to get beat up.
00:11:17	Once or twice.
00:11:20	You gonna run again in November?
00:11:22	No, I'm done. A lame duck. Lucy too.
00:11:27	And I don't care. I don't want to teach
00:11:31	That's right. You're looking at your
00:11:34	Sipping pop.
00:11:37	So, what are you gonna do, then?
00:11:39	I don't know. String my pa a fence,
00:11:47	I'm gonna keep the faith, Mr. Burden,
00:11:52	I'm gonna keep the faith
00:11:58	Time...
00:12:00	...brings all things to light.
00:12:04	I trust it's so.
00:12:41	Joe.
00:12:42	Did you get a photograph of him?
00:12:44	Who?
00:12:49	The next mayor of this town.
00:13:03	You know what people are saying?
00:13:07	People are saying
00:13:09	...in this schoolhouse business.
00:13:13	That God stepped in
00:13:18	Yes, sir. He does work
00:13:22	Sometimes...
00:13:25	...he has somebody else do it.
00:13:28	Sends over a fat man in a striped suit
00:13:33	Well, I have had
00:13:37	What you want?
00:13:39	Well, I wanna work for you,
00:13:43	And you wanna work for the people,
00:13:46	People vote me,
00:13:49	- What, as the county treasurer?
00:13:54	Mr. Stark, you could run
00:13:57	...and you could win without climbing
00:14:01	You just put the word out...
00:14:03	...about Willie Stark, who tried to take
00:14:07	...Willie Stark,
00:14:09	...Willie Stark, who could have saved
00:14:15	Now, I'm not talking about Willie Stark
00:14:21	I'm talking about Willie Stark...
00:14:23	...as the next governor
00:14:30	Now, you saw a man
00:14:33	...and you said no.
00:14:36	This is what I see.
00:14:37	I see a man in a booth...
00:14:40	...looking down at a ballot,
00:14:43	And he sees three names there:
00:14:49	Now, what this man really sees...
00:14:51	...is that picture in the newspaper
00:14:54	...and the one man since
00:14:57	...that had the guts to buck the powers
00:15:02	Now, that man, that voting man,
00:15:05	...he checks a box,
00:15:07	And that little lady lying
00:15:10	...the one that don't favour liquor...
00:15:15	...she wakes up the governor's wife.
00:15:23	That's what I see.
00:15:26	Now, why don't you take a minute
00:15:31	...see if you can't see it too...
00:15:35	...governor.
00:16:07	You got your speech?
00:16:09	All right.
00:16:14	Willie Stark!
00:16:21	Thank you, folks.
00:16:25	Thank you kindly.
00:16:29	My name's Willie Stark
00:16:32	...and I'm pleased to have a chance
00:16:36	Now, friends...
00:16:39	...what I wanna talk about is
00:16:43	- Coffee, please.
00:16:50	Can I sit with you?
00:16:52	Or anything else.
00:16:55	No, thanks.
00:16:58	- You don't like my looks?
00:17:01	...but I can't recall
00:17:03	...who reminds me
00:17:06	Miss Burke, I'm sitting here
00:17:09	I'm almost through,
00:17:12	...which is what you asked for.
00:17:18	Not working
00:17:20	- Now, he wasn't a bad-looking fellow.
00:17:23	Well, sure, politically and elsewise.
00:17:26	Who didn't know that?
00:17:28	I guess I'm slower on some things
00:17:30	- Like you.
00:17:32	- I think so.
00:17:35	Not on this charade.
00:17:37	That's the topic of the interview.
00:17:40	Then tell me, if you're so smart.
00:17:43	All right. Harrison's a city man,
00:17:47	Not a cracker precisely,
00:17:50	...that crackers won't know
00:17:51	So Harrison looks for someone
00:17:55	Hears about an honest man
00:17:58	...where some cracker kids go down
00:18:01	...that was supposed to be stuck with
00:18:04	Sends his man Tiny Duffy up there
00:18:07	...and then Sadie Burke
00:18:10	Both telling him how good he is...
00:18:12	...how he has better than a chance
00:18:15	...where nothing will ever change.
00:18:17	Because you and Tiny
00:18:19	...don't care how much of a fool
00:18:22	And you do care, I suppose?
00:18:25	I didn't say that. I don't care.
00:18:27	If I did, I'd do something about it,
00:18:30	No, I'd rather watch from here.
00:18:35	Like passing a car crash.
00:18:38	I know you all can't see this
00:18:41	...but I've got a pie chart
00:18:44	And you can see here where
00:19:04	They should be the same.
00:19:09	Rather, the ratio...
00:19:30	We should go.
00:19:33	Not yet.
00:19:35	Let's go in again.
00:19:51	You don't wanna swim?
00:20:12	How you think we doing?
00:20:15	Fine, I guess.
00:20:18	You think?
00:20:19	That how you reporting it?
00:20:22	Sure.
00:20:25	Seems to me they listen less and less
00:20:30	Well, that makes sense,
00:20:37	Maybe...
00:20:40	...you trying to say too much.
00:20:43	I'm telling them
00:20:45	Taxes, wages, highways.
00:20:47	Well, maybe it's how
00:20:49	Maybe if you told them
00:20:52	...or anyone face to face,
00:20:55	I don't know how that is.
00:20:56	Hard to know how you sound
00:20:59	Mad, fed up, like you mean business
00:21:02	But not on the platform.
00:21:05	...you sound like the rest of them. Like
00:21:12	Willie...
00:21:15	Yeah?
00:21:18	What?
00:21:23	Nothing.
00:21:26	Well, a man don't have to be governor.
00:21:31	I don't deny wanting it.
00:21:33	I won't lie to you,
00:21:37	But sometimes a man
00:21:43	...be so full of want...
00:21:47	...he plain forget what it is he want.
00:21:53	I could have been a good governor.
00:21:56	A lot better than them other fellas.
00:22:02	But I ain't gonna be governor.
00:22:11	Hi.
00:22:13	Come on in. Why not?
00:22:16	Oh, Mr. Stark.
00:22:20	Sadie.
00:22:25	What's up?
00:22:27	Willie here was just telling me
00:22:32	You told him?
00:22:36	No, I didn't, as a matter of fact, no.
00:22:41	Told me what?
00:22:48	Told me what?
00:23:04	Oh, yeah, well, that makes sense.
00:23:07	I see.
00:23:13	So that's true? I'm being used.
00:23:16	So they tell me.
00:23:20	I saw it in his eyes the first time
00:23:26	But I just pushed it out of my head.
00:23:30	Pushed it clean out.
00:23:37	I should've known better.
00:24:03	Mr. Stark?
00:24:06	Mr. Stark?
00:24:17	You thought you were the little
00:24:21	Just waiting for the chance to stand
00:24:27	They would have paid you
00:24:31	But you were too stupid
00:24:35	You did it for free.
00:24:39	You're just their dumb sacrificial sap
00:24:49	I'm sorry I let them.
00:25:15	Your stomach-aches, your colics,
00:25:33	You're looking a little peaked.
00:25:36	I can't imagine.
00:25:38	Slept like a baby.
00:25:42	Got your speech?
00:25:47	All right, then. Let's go. It's time.
00:25:50	"Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here."
00:25:54	What?
00:25:55	The song.
00:25:59	Yeah. That's what it is.
00:26:28	Hello. Hello.
00:26:31	How are you?
00:26:33	Here's that speech
00:26:38	My name is Willie Stark
00:26:44	I had a speech...
00:26:46	...about this state and what it needs.
00:26:49	There's no use in me telling you
00:26:52	You know what you need.
00:26:54	Look at the knees of your pants.
00:26:58	Look at your crops.
00:27:00	Look at your kids.
00:27:02	You got holes and rot...
00:27:05	...and ignorant offspring
00:27:10	Well, I had a speech,
00:27:14	Mr. Duffy got it now
00:27:17	Don't you, Tiny?
00:27:19	Go ahead, show the people.
00:27:24	Well, since he got it...
00:27:27	...I'm gonna have to say
00:27:30	It's all right.
00:27:32	Because I got something else
00:27:36	I got a story about a redneck hick.
00:27:40	He's like yourselves, if you please.
00:27:43	Well, this fella, a while back,
00:27:49	...started thinking about
00:27:53	...what he could do for them.
00:27:57	Well, one day...
00:27:59	...it came down
00:28:04	...of God's own hand...
00:28:07	...when the only brick schoolhouse
00:28:12	...collapsed on account of it was built
00:28:17	And it killed and mangled
00:28:25	Oh, you know this story.
00:28:28	You heard it.
00:28:30	He fought the politics
00:28:32	...with rotten brick and bolts.
00:28:36	But he lost.
00:28:38	He lost.
00:28:40	And it fell.
00:28:43	It fell.
00:28:46	Well, it wasn't long...
00:28:50	...before some public officials
00:28:55	...rode out in their big fine car...
00:28:58	...and told this hick how they
00:29:04	Them in them striped pants,
00:29:06	...MacMurphy was a limberback...
00:29:09	...Joe Harrison, he was just a tool
00:29:14	And they wanted this nobody,
00:29:19	...to step in,
00:29:21	You know who they were?
00:29:24	In that big fine car?
00:29:30	They was Joe Harrison's
00:29:35	...coming in to split MacMurphy's
00:29:38	That's right! Your hick vote!
00:29:41	There he is!
00:29:43	There he is right there.
00:29:44	There's the Judas Iscariot lickspittle
00:29:50	Come on, Tiny. Look at him.
00:29:54	Come on, take a bow. Come on. No,
00:29:57	Take a bow, come on.
00:30:01	No! No, let him lie! Let him lie!
00:30:04	Let that hog lie in his own filth!
00:30:07	Let him lie,
00:30:10	That's right, I'm not the only one here.
00:30:14	They fooled you, too, just like
00:30:18	But it's time I fooled somebody.
00:30:21	It's time I fooled them.
00:30:24	Them big-city, striped-pants lickspittle
00:30:28	I'm running for governor on my own.
00:30:31	I'm coming for them
00:30:41	First thing I'm gonna do
00:30:43	...across the swamps and alligators
00:30:47	A thousand miles of concrete,
00:30:50	...so I can come out here and visit with
00:30:54	Then I'm gonna build me a bridge
00:30:58	Name it after myself
00:31:01	Then I'm gonna build you all
00:31:03	Send your kids home with free tablets
00:31:07	...to study and learn on the way
00:31:11	...where every one of them can go.
00:31:14	Same as rich folks' kids.
00:31:16	Now, I hope you're listening,
00:31:20	Because I don't wanna drive
00:31:24	...just to drive back out here
00:31:27	And this is it:
00:31:31	If you don't vote...
00:31:33	...you don't matter.
00:31:36	You don't matter!
00:31:38	And then you're just as ignorant
00:31:41	...while they stealing food
00:31:43	...and every nickel out your pocket,
00:31:46	Because then you are just a bunch
00:31:51	...because you deserve nothing.
00:31:54	So listen to me.
00:31:55	Listen here.
00:31:57	Lift your eyes...
00:31:59	...and look on the God's blessed
00:32:04	You are a hick and ain't nobody
00:32:10	It's up to you
00:32:15	- Up to you and me and God.
00:32:19	- Nail up Joe Harrison!
00:32:23	- Nail up MacMurphy!
00:32:25	And nail up any bastard
00:32:29	...and the roads and the bridges
00:32:31	...and the food you need.
00:32:33	You give me the hammer
00:32:35	I'll nail their hides to the barn door.
00:32:38	- Nail them up!
00:32:40	- Nail them up!
00:32:42	- Nail them up!
00:32:44	- Nail them up!
00:32:46	- Nail them up!
00:32:48	- Nail them up!
00:32:50	- Nail them up!
00:32:52	- Nail them up!
00:32:54	- Nail them up!
00:32:55	- Nail them up!
00:32:57	- Nail them up!
00:32:59	- Nail them up!
00:33:30	More about Stark?
00:33:32	He's colourful. Makes it easy.
00:33:35	You know me,
00:33:49	Jack. You know what
00:33:53	Sure. MacMurphy again because of his
00:33:57	...and high integrity as a statesman.
00:34:00	Why can't you put that in your column,
00:34:08	Listen, Jack.
00:34:11	He's not a friend of mine. Personally,
00:34:14	Are you telling me what to write,
00:34:16	- You know The Chronicle line.
00:34:21	What do you mean, "All right"?
00:34:28	I mean it the way I said it.
00:34:42	I, Willie Stark, do solemnly swear...
00:34:46	...that I will support the constitution
00:34:50	Willie didn't need me
00:34:54	He won by a landslide.
00:34:57	By the biggest margin in the history
00:35:00	- All the duties incumbent upon me
00:35:05	Which isn't to say
00:35:08	Jack, get up Mason City.
00:35:10	My editor didn't vote for him.
00:35:12	- Thinks he's Jesus Christ
00:35:16	The publisher of this paper
00:35:20	These men didn't vote for him.
00:35:24	Or these.
00:35:26	The governor's education bill
00:35:29	Or the old boys in the Senate who
00:35:39	My mother didn't vote for him.
00:35:44	This is my mother.
00:35:48	She doesn't vote.
00:35:52	Over there, on her dressing table...
00:35:57	... that's her with her first husband.
00:36:00	First of four, if I recollect.
00:36:04	And that's my godfather on the right,
00:36:09	He didn't vote for Willie either.
00:36:13	In fact...
00:36:14	... I think it's safe to say nobody from
00:36:19	And why should they?
00:36:22	His promises to the poor...
00:36:24	... to build roads and bridges
00:36:27	... were a declaration of war
00:36:33	They wanted him out.
00:36:50	You Jack Burden?
00:36:55	I've come at the behest of the boss.
00:36:59	Who?
00:37:00	The boss? The governor?
00:37:11	Governor, let me put it in simple words
00:37:14	There's no money for all these things
00:37:17	Oh, there's money, senator.
00:37:19	You're wrong there.
00:37:22	Every kilowatt comes out of the river,
00:37:26	But that doesn't belong to you, sir.
00:37:28	That's right. Don't belong to you either
00:37:33	How about the state don't tax just 5%
00:37:37	These are some powerful companies
00:37:41	- They ain't gonna stand for it.
00:37:43	The power's in the hands
00:37:45	...and those hands
00:37:54	Realistically, they'll approve
00:37:57	And that's after we beat them up.
00:37:59	So we build them half a highway.
00:38:01	Mile of concrete, mile of dirt,
00:38:04	...all the way to Shreveport.
00:38:06	Now, how's anybody gonna drive
00:38:08	People ain't gonna stand for that.
00:38:10	They like their roads finished.
00:38:12	That's right.
00:38:14	What's right?
00:38:16	Hey, Jack. Sadie, take Tiny
00:38:19	- He just said it and he don't get it.
00:38:22	- You want something to eat?
00:38:24	- Well, sit down.
00:38:25	Hey.
00:38:30	I heard you got fired.
00:38:32	Oh, you heard wrong. I quit.
00:38:34	That's smart. When I get done with that
00:38:38	...nor the nigra
00:38:41	- You want a job?
00:38:44	- The state?
00:38:48	Me.
00:38:49	You, me, Sadie, Tiny.
00:38:51	Tiny? I was surprised to hear
00:38:56	Well, somebody gotta be
00:38:59	Yeah, sure.
00:39:03	I keep Tiny around...
00:39:05	...to remind me of something
00:39:10	And that is?
00:39:12	When they come around
00:39:17	Never again.
00:39:22	What would I be doing for you?
00:39:28	Sweet-talking.
00:39:37	All right, everybody.
00:39:39	What on earth is that?
00:39:41	- This is a ballista.
00:39:44	Jack will tell you all about it.
00:39:48	It's a pre-gunpowder weapon
00:39:52	Oh, my God.
00:40:08	Jack?
00:40:11	Right. See the eagle
00:40:17	One...
00:40:19	...two...
00:40:35	They say you're in politics,
00:40:38	It must be fascinating
00:40:41	It's not, I assure you.
00:40:44	Well, they say
00:40:47	It must be fascinating
00:40:50	I honestly wouldn't know.
00:40:52	Don't let him kid you, Miss DuMonde.
00:40:56	Like when he was a newspaperman.
00:40:59	All right, then, yes, I'm influential.
00:41:00	Any pals in the pen anyone
00:41:04	Well, there is gonna be
00:41:06	Before it's over,
00:41:09	All these wild goings-on.
00:41:12	Fella giving away the state.
00:41:17	Every wool-hat jackass
00:41:21	Who's gonna pay?
00:41:24	Who's he think's gonna pay?
00:41:25	Standard Oil and the utility companies,
00:41:28	And anyone else that can afford
00:41:31	You and me, George. We'll pay.
00:41:33	Government's committed
00:41:35	...giving services
00:41:39	And he's gonna tax this state to death.
00:41:44	You don't think it boils down to this:
00:41:46	If the government,
00:41:48	...had done anything
00:41:50	...they wouldn't have got fed up
00:41:54	Well, you ask him this
00:41:58	Ask him how much grabbing there is,
00:42:03	Then you ask him what's he gonna do
00:42:07	There's a constitution in this state...
00:42:10	...or was, before he blew it to hell.
00:42:14	- I'll be sure to ask him.
00:42:17	Jack, Miss DuMonde plays the piano.
00:42:22	That's nice.
00:42:28	You weren't like yourself today, son,
00:42:32	Mother, if I'm ever like I used to be,
00:42:39	Who was that at lunch anyway?
00:42:40	Mr. Peyton.
00:42:43	He builds electrical plants
00:42:45	The girl, Mother. Miss DuMonde.
00:42:47	That's Mr. Orton's sister's child
00:42:53	Somebody ought to wait
00:42:56	...and drown her in her bathtub.
00:42:59	Oh, don't worry,
00:43:03	Was Mr. Peyton saying
00:43:06	...are mixed up in some sort of graft?
00:43:09	Graft's what you call it
00:43:11	...doesn't know which fork to use.
00:43:14	- Because I worry to think that...
00:43:16	How would I, careful as I am not
00:43:20	...is doing at any time?
00:43:36	Oh, Jack, make a note.
00:43:38	Find out where they got
00:43:40	- What's his name?
00:43:44	Find out when's the trial,
00:43:48	- Who? Evans?
00:43:51	Find somebody
00:43:54	...and don't look like he sing
00:43:56	Put one of your pals on it.
00:43:59	You have any idea who it was got cut?
00:44:01	I don't care if it was the sainted aunt
00:44:05	Well, I just happen to know.
00:44:07	Fella's son of a doctor, paper said.
00:44:10	They're pretty important around here,
00:44:13	They think they're somebody.
00:44:16	And maybe it gets out you're
00:44:19	Wouldn't do you any good.
00:44:21	- Now, it appears to me, maybe...
00:44:25	Had you been listening...
00:44:27	...I told Jack to prime
00:44:30	Find somebody who don't need to
00:44:33	That way, nobody knows
00:44:37	Might as well been the pope
00:44:42	All right.
00:44:44	I get you.
00:44:46	Yeah, just barely.
00:45:06	- Hey, there, Pop.
00:45:08	- How you making out?
00:45:12	Good to see you.
00:45:16	- I brought the infantry here.
00:45:20	- More prettier than ever.
00:45:23	How you doing, buddy?
00:45:25	- He gonna be all-American.
00:45:30	All right, governor, sir, here we go.
00:46:01	Bastard.
00:46:08	Give me a slug.
00:46:13	Pa don't favour drinking.
00:46:16	Used to be Lucy didn't favour it.
00:46:21	I don't know what she do
00:46:24	Not that it matters.
00:46:30	Yeah, I must have poured 10,000
00:46:35	Still doing it. Pouring swill.
00:46:38	Some things never change.
00:46:45	Hey.
00:46:49	- What's up?
00:46:54	Judge Irwin what?
00:46:56	- Spill it.
00:46:59	You're using it up
00:47:01	You think it's funny?
00:47:04	- You tell me later.
00:47:08	He said the afternoon papers
00:47:10	...the allegations warrant
00:47:15	Two-timing bastard.
00:47:18	That two-timing bastard.
00:47:22	Clear them out.
00:47:24	Tiny was figuring
00:47:26	Clear them all out.
00:47:45	Which way up there?
00:47:48	Jack, tell Sugar
00:47:52	It's your people live down here.
00:48:12	Suppose he don't open up?
00:48:15	Make him. What I pay you for?
00:48:30	- Yeah, who is it?
00:48:35	Jack?
00:48:37	Well, I'll be.
00:48:39	Hey, come on in.
00:48:43	You're not in any trouble, are you?
00:48:46	No, Jack's not in any trouble.
00:48:49	Matter of fact, he doing all right,
00:48:58	I trust you don't mind
00:49:02	I didn't know his duties
00:49:04	...but if I'm mistaken, I'm sorry.
00:49:07	Sometimes Jack pours me a drink,
00:49:10	Sometimes I pour myself one.
00:49:13	I could pour you one.
00:49:15	No, thank you.
00:49:22	This today's?
00:49:23	Yeah, I don't get much time
00:49:27	...rushing around the state
00:49:30	Well, perhaps, I can relieve
00:49:33	Somewhere in there's my opinion
00:49:35	...of the allegations against you,
00:49:38	Somebody told me that.
00:49:41	But you know how rumour
00:49:44	And how them newspaper boys,
00:49:48	It's no exaggeration.
00:49:50	Yeah, I see.
00:49:54	If you're clear on that
00:49:56	...I'd appreciate it
00:49:58	Hey, thank you, judge,
00:50:04	So I see it there in the paper,
00:50:07	...but are you sure
00:50:11	I settled it in my mind.
00:50:13	See, that's unsettling.
00:50:17	Because if I recollect right,
00:50:19	...when we had our conversation
00:50:22	...you sort of felt like what MacMurphy
00:50:26	...was beneath contempt.
00:50:27	I made no commitment to you
00:50:30	- I beg your pardon, your what?
00:50:37	You been toiling around politics too
00:50:41	...so easily.
00:50:42	No, my change of conscience came
00:50:47	...public services, shall we say,
00:50:50	Somebody dug something up for you?
00:50:53	Yeah, not just one thing
00:50:56	Well, dirt's a funny thing.
00:50:58	Ain't nothing but dirt on God's green
00:51:02	And that's dirt too,
00:51:06	Dirt makes the grass green...
00:51:08	...let it breathe.
00:51:10	The diamond on my wife's finger
00:51:14	What are we, but dirt blowed off
00:51:17	You and me
00:51:22	And Jack there.
00:51:26	Still doesn't alter the fact.
00:51:28	I'm not trying to alter anything,
00:51:33	Yeah.
00:51:35	You saying MacMurphy and his bunch,
00:51:38	...they're responsible,
00:51:41	Yeah, they're responsible all right,
00:51:45	...and the rest of them thieves.
00:51:46	I wouldn't know about that.
00:51:48	Only way to not know
00:51:53	I'm retired, Mr. Stark. A reporter
00:51:57	If you was retired, no reporter
00:52:02	What you say matters.
00:52:04	A lot more than you pretend it don't.
00:52:09	So I'm asking you...
00:52:11	...call off the dogs.
00:52:14	Asking is different than telling
00:52:20	Didn't it to you, Jack?
00:52:26	You been a judge a long time.
00:52:29	Yes, I have.
00:52:33	How would it feel, do you think...
00:52:36	...to not be one no more?
00:52:42	No man has ever been able
00:52:46	I said what I said and I see no reason
00:52:50	Despite your expositions
00:52:57	Suit yourself.
00:52:59	You're right, Jack.
00:53:05	Judge, it's more in pain
00:53:11	Let's go.
00:53:16	Your employer is calling you, Jack.
00:53:18	I wouldn't go around
00:53:21	In case you change your mind.
00:53:34	Bastard.
00:53:36	Well, Jackie,
00:53:41	- MacMurphy.
00:53:45	You bring down the lion...
00:53:48	...the rest of the jungle will quake
00:53:52	- I won't find anything.
00:53:56	A man is conceived in sin
00:54:00	...and passeth from the stink of
00:54:06	You'll find something.
00:54:09	And make it stick.
00:54:19	Apart from pleasing the boss,
00:54:23	... in finding anything beyond what
00:54:31	What was known
00:54:34	... when your father left you
00:54:41	What was known
00:54:43	.... the things your father
00:54:46	How to be a gentleman.
00:54:49	How to firmly shake a hand.
00:54:52	How to safely load a shotgun
00:54:59	What was known...
00:55:02	... was that he was more of a father
00:55:08	... who you didn't know at all.
00:56:36	Hold it, please.
00:56:39	Governor's penthouse.
00:56:46	How you doing digging
00:56:49	Nothing.
00:56:51	Nothing. Found nothing
00:56:53	There was nothing to find. I could
00:56:57	- And I'm not framing him.
00:56:59	Ain't nobody talking about framing.
00:57:02	That's never necessary.
00:57:03	The truth is always sufficient.
00:57:07	It's a waste of time and money.
00:57:08	Jesus, doesn't anybody listen
00:57:11	You don't wanna do it, don't do it.
00:57:15	I'm gonna give you $ 100 raise
00:57:18	If I wanted more money, I'd make it.
00:57:22	You gonna tell me
00:57:24	I don't know why I work for you,
00:57:27	Well, that's right, it's not.
00:57:29	And you don't know why.
00:57:34	But I do.
00:57:36	Why?
00:57:38	Boy, you work for me
00:57:43	...and you the way you are...
00:57:46	...and that's just an arrangement
00:57:58	She sure could skate.
00:58:04	Right now...
00:58:06	...hidden away in chambers...
00:58:09	...not out here in the open
00:58:13	...there's a legislature
00:58:16	...belly-dragging sons of bitches...
00:58:20	...setting around trying to figure out
00:58:25	Now, they say it's because
00:58:29	I say, "Is that all?"
00:58:32	Of course I got them.
00:58:35	...because there ain't a machine
00:58:37	...don't need a squirt of that
00:58:44	But my crooks...
00:58:47	...unlike theirs...
00:58:50	...are all atremble...
00:58:53	...to be too crooked.
00:58:56	They're itty-bitty compared
00:59:00	The Standard Oil
00:59:03	Besides, I got my eye on mine.
00:59:05	Ain't nobody watching
00:59:08	Ain't nobody got their eye on them...
00:59:11	...while they rob
00:59:17	Who made that son of a bitch
00:59:20	And he goes and two-times me?
00:59:23	No, he's two-timing Lucy.
00:59:26	You need some other kind of
00:59:29	Lucy, she's a fool. She's...
00:59:33	- I don't know what.
00:59:37	A hick with a college degree
00:59:43	What was she like?
00:59:46	- I didn't know Lucy any further back...
00:59:50	I don't know,
00:59:53	Sure you were.
00:59:57	- Was she pretty?
01:00:02	How young was she?
01:00:05	- Who cares?
01:00:23	He'll be back.
01:00:29	Skates, grass skirts, geisha outfits.
01:00:39	Contortionists.
01:00:44	Every man a king
01:00:49	For you can be a millionaire
01:00:53	But there's something
01:00:57	Well, there's enough
01:01:02	When it's sunny June
01:01:06	In the wintertime or spring
01:01:10	Well, there'll be peace without end
01:01:12	Every neighbour a friend
01:01:15	With every man a king
01:01:26	The judge married money.
01:01:29	The daughter of an industrialist
01:01:32	He's clean, Willie.
01:01:37	- You call yourself a detective.
01:01:40	The son of a bitch
01:01:43	- Wanting it isn't the same as being it.
01:01:45	- I can feel it.
01:01:48	Where did you find this itty-bitty out?
01:01:50	Hall of Records. It's all there.
01:01:52	Marriage licenses,
01:01:54	The public record is for the public,
01:01:58	You ain't gonna find nothing there!
01:02:01	Now, I told you to dig,
00:00:04	The public.
00:00:06	The people who knew him.
00:00:08	This was a long time ago.
00:00:09	Well, look, he's still alive, isn't he?
00:00:14	So you gotta chafe up your hands
00:00:17	...like the rest of us.
00:00:25	Where the hell is everybody?
00:00:28	Whatever there was to find
00:00:32	... would be long-buried
00:00:35	... like a dead cat in the back yard.
00:00:41	But what could be buried there
00:00:44	... in a place like Burden's Landing?
00:00:47	Where you and your friends
00:00:50	... shaded
00:00:54	... and the sense
00:00:58	To dig around that past
00:01:03	... you must first... You tell yourself.
00:01:09	Anne Stanton.
00:01:11	The daughter of the governor
00:01:14	The little sister
00:01:19	... who, one day, you noticed...
00:01:21	... and it struck you
00:01:24	... wasn't little anymore.
00:01:29	She was the first one
00:01:33	And the last, it turns out.
00:01:38	So you hold on to her pictures
00:01:41	... year after year...
00:01:43	... in the belief that someday
00:01:47	... even though
00:01:52	In church, they call this faith.
00:01:55	So that's what I'll call it.
00:01:58	Every month or so,
00:02:02	Dry the place out.
00:02:06	I know it doesn't really
00:02:09	...but I got a feeling if I didn't,
00:02:14	...the place would just one day
00:02:17	Adam never comes out?
00:02:19	No. Not anymore.
00:02:22	He took the piano, or someone did.
00:02:25	Took it and put it in that place
00:02:31	God forbid my brother
00:02:35	Or that people knew it.
00:02:41	How's your wife?
00:02:43	I'm sorry, I've forgotten her name.
00:02:47	That didn't quite work out
00:02:51	A lot of tangled bedclothes
00:02:54	...then spoken loathing
00:02:59	Didn't I read of your engagement
00:03:02	Which you know
00:03:06	I was engaged. More than once.
00:03:10	Adam didn't care for any of them.
00:03:12	- Why that should matter, I don't know.
00:03:24	Anne, way back,
00:03:30	What?
00:03:31	Judges don't make
00:03:34	...or my father,
00:03:37	Why on earth would you want
00:03:40	- Someone asked me and I didn't know.
00:03:44	What I just asked you.
00:03:46	Why?
00:03:50	Oh, Jack,
00:03:52	- That man.
00:03:55	That man is what those pushed
00:03:59	Those invited to it
00:04:02	Accepting state money
00:04:05	...is different
00:04:07	- Is it?
00:04:15	- Oh, don't ruin it.
00:04:18	Don't ruin this?
00:04:20	Or that fine, beautiful time
00:04:25	You sure that's what it was?
00:04:28	- Yes.
00:04:33	With me drinking myself to death...
00:04:36	...Adam getting more reclusive
00:04:39	...and you once a month coming out
00:04:44	This time came from that time.
00:04:50	We should go.
00:04:53	The fire can burn.
00:04:55	It will anyway, you know, one day.
00:04:58	What will what anyway?
00:05:01	Cave in on itself.
00:05:05	Everything.
00:06:05	Is the Seaboard Bank in Savannah?
00:06:08	Not since 1938.
00:06:11	What happened in '38?
00:06:13	Bought out by Georgia Fidelity.
00:06:16	Got any idea
00:06:20	Franklin Roosevelt.
00:06:23	Ma'am, of the bank.
00:06:26	LeMoyne Carruthers was my friend.
00:06:30	A dear friend.
00:06:33	And his daughter, Mabel,
00:06:38	...even after her financial reversal.
00:06:43	The year of her financial reversal
00:06:47	She threw that inheritance away.
00:06:49	Two or three notes I paid myself.
00:06:52	For the memory of LeMoyne,
00:06:55	But she'd come back at me without
00:07:00	For parties and balls
00:07:05	For she was plain, to be kind.
00:07:08	Then she was broke
00:07:10	So was he. This is when
00:07:13	...under Governor Stanton
00:07:16	...while paying off liens on his place
00:07:22	Well, you see there,
00:07:25	You dug and chinked
00:07:27	...and are enjoying the sound of it
00:07:30	Might still be empty.
00:07:31	No, it's full.
00:07:34	Crawling with maggots
00:07:36	...but still a little something they was
00:07:40	Still have to find the key.
00:07:43	Well, there's nothing easy
00:07:46	You'll do it. I have faith.
00:07:49	I like this one, Slade.
00:07:54	Now, they all is yelling that I got
00:08:00	What's on their table is theirs.
00:08:03	I'm not trying to take it.
00:08:07	"Go ahead, sit down at that table,"
00:08:10	"Have all you want to eat.
00:08:14	Now, what's left on that table...
00:08:18	...when you can't eat no more,
00:08:21	...leave that there
00:08:29	And for that, they're trying to ruin me.
00:08:33	For taking
00:08:36	...and using it
00:08:40	To build 3000 miles
00:08:45	...a hundred and eleven new bridges,
00:08:49	...60,000 brand-new jobs!
00:08:58	Now, they wanna ruin me...
00:09:04	...because they wanna ruin you.
00:09:08	But your will is my strength.
00:09:13	Your need is my justice.
00:09:17	And I won't let them!
00:09:33	It come to me in a dream.
00:09:36	Whilst you were up in Savannah with
00:09:40	What did?
00:09:42	I'm gonna build me
00:09:46	...biggest goddamn health centre
00:09:49	This country ever saw.
00:09:52	You want me to do what
00:09:57	Deliver me my chief of staff.
00:09:59	Fine. You give me a list
00:10:02	Only one name on it:
00:10:04	Dr. Adam Stanton.
00:10:06	That's my boy, Tom! That's the way!
00:10:10	That's an all-American pass.
00:10:21	Well, somebody gotta
00:10:25	He's gotta be the best, don't he?
00:10:27	- Adam Stanton is not the best.
00:10:31	They'll never approve
00:10:34	Willie, Adam's an old friend of mine.
00:10:36	As I certainly know,
00:10:38	I know him and I know you.
00:10:40	What's wrong with me?
00:10:42	To him, what isn't?
00:10:45	You're everything
00:10:47	He hates what you represent,
00:10:49	I'm not asking him to love me.
00:10:52	- I'm asking him to run a hospital.
00:10:55	The people's hospital, where any poor
00:10:58	...without paying a dime.
00:11:01	No. What you're asking is for him
00:11:05	So you can trot him out
00:11:08	"Lookie here,
00:11:10	The son of the most honourable man
00:11:14	Just get him.
00:11:23	Not easy being the son
00:11:27	It don't look so hard
00:11:32	Far as you know.
00:11:45	We should go.
00:11:48	Not yet. Let's go in again.
00:12:08	The friend of your youth...
00:12:11	... is the only friend you'll ever have.
00:12:14	For he doesn't really see you.
00:12:18	He sees in his mind a face,
00:12:23	And speaks a name...
00:12:25	Spike, Bud, Red, Rusty, Jack.
00:12:31	- that belongs
00:12:37	He's still the young idealist
00:12:41	Still sees good and bad
00:12:44	... and men as sinners or saints,
00:12:47	- Hey, Adam.
00:12:51	... that you no longer
00:12:54	- Jack.
00:12:56	- ... try to stick the knife in.
00:12:59	For there's a kind
00:13:02	Like the twist
00:13:07	You're looking good, Jack.
00:13:09	Thank you.
00:13:15	Been playing much?
00:13:17	Who wants to know, my sister?
00:13:19	It was just a question.
00:13:22	- Everything good?
00:13:27	All right.
00:13:30	I don't want you to start yelling at me
00:13:34	Governor Stark
00:13:36	...of the medical centre he's building.
00:13:39	...all you have to do is say,
00:13:42	- Money?
00:13:43	What do I want money for?
00:13:47	I didn't say money.
00:13:49	Then what?
00:13:52	- A threat of some kind?
00:13:54	That's how he gets things done?
00:13:57	The bribe and the threat?
00:13:59	I would never do that to you
00:14:03	I don't know what you think
00:14:06	...or what you're thinking,
00:14:09	He's thinking what he thinks about
00:14:12	...who doesn't wanna give it.
00:14:15	- You just said he wasn't.
00:14:18	- Same thing.
00:14:21	I'm not gonna debate it with you, Jack.
00:14:24	I don't care if you know I'm right.
00:14:31	Then what is it, Jack?
00:14:35	You can't look at anybody
00:14:37	...without wanting to fix it.
00:14:39	- And that's a weakness?
00:14:41	You would say.
00:14:44	- It's no disgrace.
00:14:46	Tell me, please.
00:14:50	- I don't need to tell you.
00:14:52	If you don't know, I'll leave you
00:14:56	No, it won't, Jack.
00:14:58	...and tell him you failed
00:15:01	So tell me, for your sake,
00:15:05	Because it makes you do things
00:15:08	If they're good.
00:15:10	And this is. He may not be...
00:15:13	...but this is.
00:15:28	It was good to see you, Adam.
00:16:03	Now, before I tell y'all the story
00:16:08	...changed the life of a boy
00:16:11	...who, by all rights,
00:16:14	...first, I'm gonna set your minds at ease
00:16:18	I brung my cheque-book with me.
00:16:26	- You own one share?
00:16:29	Now, that gives me the right
00:16:32	...to view the company's
00:16:44	Governor, sir?
00:17:43	Miss Littlepaugh?
00:17:54	You're from the insurance company.
00:17:56	No, no, I'm not.
00:17:59	But I know about your brother's
00:18:03	Not that there was much left on it
00:18:05	He borrowed against it
00:18:09	Which means you lied...
00:18:11	...for almost nothing.
00:18:13	Now, don't you go
00:18:17	It wasn't the money...
00:18:19	...it was the disgrace.
00:18:22	I wanted him buried in the good part
00:18:25	...not in the back,
00:18:27	Why did he kill himself?
00:18:30	They drove him to it.
00:18:36	My brother went
00:18:38	...and told them he knew
00:18:41	...and the bribes...
00:18:43	...but they wouldn't listen.
00:18:47	- Are you lying to me?
00:18:51	He wrote the letter to me
00:18:54	And then that night he...
00:18:57	All right, wait. What letter?
00:19:01	The letter he wrote me
00:19:04	The lawsuit Irwin was paid
00:19:07	...and how the power company
00:19:10	...by firing my brother
00:19:15	Where's the letter now?
00:19:18	Oh, I have it.
00:19:20	Kept it all this time?
00:19:24	You have the letter here?
00:19:32	You bring down the lion...
00:19:34	... the rest of the jungle
00:19:36	... and they'll all fall into line.
00:19:40	Your employer is calling you, Jack.
00:19:50	Thank you.
00:20:23	Hello.
00:20:25	Hello, Anne.
00:20:31	- What's that?
00:20:34	Two straws.
00:20:36	- I think I might want something else.
00:20:41	It's the way it's drunk. Tradition.
00:20:48	- I know you went to see Adam.
00:20:52	What did you say to him?
00:20:54	I went there and I offered him a job.
00:20:58	- I'm not blaming you.
00:21:01	That's what you sound like.
00:21:05	I want him to take it.
00:21:08	...and ask him again.
00:21:10	Jack, you know how it is.
00:21:15	...the grandson of a senator,
00:21:18	She wasn't telling me anything
00:21:24	But she was doing it
00:21:26	... which is all that mattered.
00:21:30	So I let her go on
00:21:36	I knew that Adam
00:21:39	He had decided to take the job
00:21:44	He was just putting some time
00:21:48	... out of pride.
00:21:52	He needs to do this
00:21:54	...before he disappears.
00:21:56	But something about
00:22:00	The way an off-stage noise
00:22:02	What kind of life is that?
00:22:04	Something you hear...
00:22:06	He's a guardian of dead men.
00:22:07	- but not clear enough
00:22:09	I want him to take it.
00:22:13	So you push it aside.
00:22:23	I guess that's one of your gunmen
00:22:25	Sugar Boy, hell, no.
00:22:27	He just carry that peashooter
00:22:29	I tell you one thing, though.
00:22:36	So, what do you think, doc?
00:22:40	I think it'll do the people of the state
00:22:42	...and get you some votes.
00:22:45	There's a lot of ways to get votes.
00:22:48	So I understand.
00:22:50	Because there are some things
00:22:52	And some things you don't.
00:22:56	What I do know
00:22:58	And that you can always
00:23:00	- That would be two things.
00:23:03	And both of them wrong.
00:23:05	No, neither one of them, sir.
00:23:08	You can always make good from bad,
00:23:12	In politics, poetry...
00:23:13	...everything in between.
00:23:16	A man writes a sonnet...
00:23:19	...and it's good.
00:23:21	Is it less good if it turns out...
00:23:23	...the dame he wrote it about
00:23:26	That his passion was illicit?
00:23:30	Come on,
00:23:33	I wouldn't mind
00:23:37	Lf, as you say, there's only bad
00:23:42	...and that good must be made
00:23:44	...then how do you ever know
00:23:47	Well, that's simple.
00:23:50	Make up what?
00:23:52	The good. What else
00:23:54	Make it up as you go along?
00:23:56	Yeah. Just like folks have been doing
00:23:59	Since we fall out of trees,
00:24:01	They just cook up what is right.
00:24:03	If nobody likes that, well,
00:24:05	...a little different with a lid on.
00:24:07	And you know what?
00:24:09	Things under a lid
00:24:11	...not under a lid
00:24:13	You don't have to convince me
00:24:16	You've already done that.
00:24:20	That's right.
00:24:24	A lot better than you think.
00:24:26	So goddamn it.
00:24:29	Don't let none of them bastards
00:24:43	I got a question since everybody's
00:24:46	...all of a sudden.
00:24:49	Back when we met...
00:24:51	...at Slade's old place,
00:24:54	Do you remember that moment?
00:24:55	Like it was yesterday.
00:24:58	Did you or did you not
00:25:01	A wink?
00:25:05	Well, that's just gonna have to remain
00:25:09	- You don't remember.
00:25:13	Then...?
00:25:21	You know, I...
00:25:22	I just do recall giving you a wink.
00:25:28	But then,
00:25:31	...which would make it more
00:25:35	Did you have something
00:25:38	What if I didn't?
00:25:41	What would that mean?
00:25:43	That maybe you figured
00:25:45	...had something in common
00:25:49	Well, I'm not gonna tell you
00:25:54	There's just too few honest-to-God
00:26:03	And long after I'm dead and gone...
00:26:07	...and long after these sons of bitches
00:26:12	...I'm talking eternally now...
00:26:17	...the Willie Stark Hospital
00:26:22	Where every man,
00:26:26	...who's sick or in pain can go in...
00:26:29	...knowing they'll get
00:26:32	Not as charity,
00:26:37	As it is that every child
00:26:41	That no person, aged or infirm,
00:26:47	That no poor man's land
00:26:51	That you shall not be deprived
00:27:01	And if any man...
00:27:04	...stands between me...
00:27:08	...and fulfilling your rights...
00:27:10	...I will strike him down...
00:27:13	...so help me God!
00:27:16	Hip, shin, thigh and neck bone,
00:27:21	I will hit him with a meat axe.
00:27:23	Somebody give me a meat axe...
00:27:26	...and bring me another one
00:27:30	Because it's not only God's only son
00:27:34	It's the son of the last
00:27:39	Governor Joe Stanton's boy,
00:28:01	All right. See there?
00:28:04	It's not so bad.
00:28:28	What's up?
00:28:31	Sadie.
00:28:38	Now he's done it.
00:28:42	He's done it again,
00:28:45	- Done?
00:28:48	Or any dumber than you are.
00:28:51	Or four or one or whatever timing
00:28:54	...because you're such a smart-ass.
00:28:56	- She skate?
00:28:59	You and your friends.
00:29:03	All the money and privilege
00:29:05	...you pretend means nothing.
00:29:11	Don't look so dumb.
00:29:14	I have no idea
00:29:16	...or what it was tangled you two up
00:29:20	You know what I'm talking about.
00:29:21	Maybe you fixed it up.
00:29:24	Surely he's fixed you up,
00:29:26	...crazy brother of hers,
00:29:29	"Thanks, Jack.
00:29:34	I'm naming you SDP,
00:29:36	State Director of Pimps."
00:29:42	What are you saying?
00:29:47	Are you saying...?
00:30:00	Thank you.
00:30:04	Are you s...?
00:31:14	I love you.
00:31:35	We're gonna walk some more.
00:31:41	All right.
00:31:56	Hello.
00:31:58	Hello, Mother.
00:31:59	Yes, Mother. Yes.
00:32:07	All right.
00:32:09	All right, Mother.
00:32:11	Goodbye.
00:32:19	She and the Peytons
00:32:22	...are going to La Grange
00:33:01	- Jackie.
00:33:06	I came up here.
00:33:26	This was years ago,
00:33:31	Back when things
00:33:36	Back when you had a way
00:33:40	If you knew how.
00:33:45	She was perfect.
00:33:48	She had always been perfect.
00:33:52	I wanted to keep her that way...
00:33:55	... and like this.
00:33:59	To be young and older...
00:34:02	... somehow.
00:34:09	Of course that's not
00:34:16	When I came home
00:34:18	... we saw each other, of course.
00:34:21	We talked about things,
00:34:24	We talked about love in general.
00:34:27	Like it was the subject of an essay
00:34:32	She said it was like jumping off
00:34:37	Or like almost getting drowned.
00:34:41	Which, honestly,
00:34:45	For a long time.
00:34:51	You wanna know the reason
00:34:55	It wasn't nobility.
00:34:57	That's only what I told myself.
00:35:00	We have all the time
00:35:11	It was that I knew something
00:35:15	... leaving in its place
00:35:21	Which didn't make her sad...
00:35:24	... but it did me.
00:35:28	You only get a couple of moments
00:35:34	Sometimes only one.
00:35:37	And then it's gone.
00:35:43	Forever.
00:35:47	I talked to Senator Loden
00:35:50	He said you find something nice
00:35:53	...he might come around.
00:35:57	While you cut yourself a slice.
00:36:00	- I ain't saying that.
00:36:02	You know, I'd rather bust a man
00:36:05	- Well, that's up to you now.
00:36:21	Do you have
00:36:27	You sure there's not something
00:36:30	Something you forgot?
00:36:34	Jack.
00:36:38	No.
00:36:40	Nothing.
00:36:43	Nothing. Well.
00:36:46	How about that, Sugar? Nothing.
00:36:50	The bastards
00:36:52	...they're gonna put a vote
00:36:55	They take that vote today, I'm out!
00:37:02	I need Judge Irwin with me.
00:37:06	Or at least not against me.
00:37:14	So whatever it is...
00:37:17	...that you don't have on him...
00:37:24	...use it.
00:37:29	I'm sorry, what did you say?
00:37:32	I said I'm going over to the judge's.
00:37:35	Well, you mean later.
00:37:39	There isn't any time
00:37:42	...what I have to tell him.
00:37:45	He's not well, you know.
00:37:49	I can't help that.
00:37:53	I do wish
00:37:56	It isn't me mixed up in them.
00:38:00	The judge is napping right now,
00:38:02	I'll wait in his study
00:38:16	Fire this marble.
00:38:20	Watch the chandelier.
00:38:23	Okay, you can fire.
00:38:27	Hello, Jack. I didn't know
00:38:31	- You just get in?
00:38:33	Yeah. It's a bit early in the day,
00:38:38	A touch of bourbon
00:38:41	Least not you and me.
00:38:42	We're indestructible, aren't we,
00:38:46	- No, thanks.
00:38:49	Begging the question,
00:38:52	...what's on your mind?
00:38:55	Out with it.
00:38:57	You know who I work for.
00:38:59	How could I forget?
00:39:01	But let's just sit
00:39:04	Come sit over here with me.
00:39:18	The truth is I don't hold
00:39:21	...as many of our friends
00:39:22	I was almost for him at one time.
00:39:24	He was busting out windowpanes
00:39:29	But now I am worried about him
00:39:34	So you threw in with his enemies
00:39:37	Oh, Jack.
00:39:38	What is politics
00:39:40	You make a choice knowing there's
00:39:43	You've made a choice
00:39:47	There's always a price
00:39:50	When we came by that night
00:39:53	...you said you would think
00:39:55	About calling off the dogs?
00:39:58	Your memory is faulty, sir.
00:40:01	...which I don't have to.
00:40:03	I don't have to think
00:40:05	You should think it over.
00:40:08	...because it's not too late.
00:40:14	Too late for what?
00:40:20	Hey, Jack.
00:40:23	Jesus.
00:40:25	- What is it?
00:40:28	...against these attacks.
00:40:35	Now, that has the sound of finality,
00:40:38	- Yes, it does.
00:41:11	You know,
00:41:14	For me too.
00:41:17	And that your boss would even think
00:41:20	Could blackmail me.
00:41:22	- The first word is better.
00:41:28	Don't you know that this stuff
00:41:33	It happened almost 25 years ago.
00:41:35	You couldn't get any testimony...
00:41:37	...except from that woman
00:41:40	...and whose testimony,
00:41:44	...would be worthless.
00:41:47	And everybody else, Jack...
00:41:52	...everybody else is dead.
00:41:55	You're not.
00:41:57	You're not dead.
00:42:00	You live in the world, where people
00:42:04	I am a certain kind of man.
00:42:16	You know, when I was a kid
00:42:20	...that a grown man
00:42:23	...and steel wire, pliers and scissors,
00:42:27	Read books about them.
00:42:35	Will you change your mind?
00:42:41	You know, I could hurt you, Jack.
00:42:44	Like you're trying to hurt me.
00:42:46	I could say something.
00:42:49	I could tell you something...
00:42:52	...that would hurt.
00:43:00	But I won't.
00:43:05	Think it over. I'll be by tomorrow.
00:43:08	My mind's made up now.
00:43:12	I'll come back tomorrow.
00:43:19	Made up now.
00:43:58	Mother. Mother.
00:44:02	- Mother. Mama.
00:44:06	- What?
00:44:08	- Who?
00:44:09	- Mother, who?
00:44:11	- Who?
00:44:13	- Who, M...?
00:44:15	- Who, Mother?
00:44:16	You killed your father!
00:45:06	"I am the resurrection and the life,"
00:45:09	"He that believeth in me,
00:45:11	...yet shall he live.
00:45:14	Whosoever liveth and
00:45:17	I know that my redeemer liveth...
00:45:18	...and that he shall stand
00:45:22	And though this body be destroyed,
00:45:26	...and I shall see for myself...
00:45:28	...and mine eyes shall behold,
00:45:31	We brought nothing
00:45:34	...and it is certain
00:46:10	- The city of God, the holy place
00:46:16	God is in the midst of her.
00:46:19	Therefore,
00:46:29	- In every good work to do his will...
00:46:32	...working in you that which
00:46:34	...through Jesus Christ to whom
00:47:02	I told you to scare him,
00:47:04	- He wasn't scared.
00:47:08	- Jack?
00:47:11	Well, let me just say this.
00:47:12	I know that he was some kind of
00:47:15	...growing up, all that, so I'm sorry
00:47:19	...but we still got MacMurphy
00:47:21	And that didn't work out
00:47:23	You need to get someone else
00:47:26	Through with it or with me?
00:47:29	I don't wanna discuss it.
00:47:37	After any great trauma or crisis...
00:47:42	... after the shock subsides
00:47:46	... you settle down
00:47:49	... because you know that all possibility
00:47:52	... has been used up.
00:47:54	You've seen the pattern finally...
00:47:56	... because you've stepped back far
00:48:02	But it's too late now to do anything
00:48:07	And that's it.
00:48:10	There's nothing left to do or say...
00:48:13	... except that God and nothing
00:48:18	The end.
00:48:22	What you don't know
00:48:29	Oh, God, Jack.
00:48:37	You've gotta help me.
00:48:39	He's crazy. He came to see me,
00:48:42	...and then he walked out.
00:48:45	No, Adam.
00:48:47	He said it was my fault.
00:48:50	- Everything was my fault.
00:48:53	Someone called him...
00:48:55	...and told him...
00:48:58	...about me.
00:49:00	About you?
00:49:04	About you and the governor.
00:49:06	It doesn't hurt any more to hear it
00:49:10	He told him what I'd done...
00:49:11	...and he said that I'd do anything
00:49:14	...get what he wanted.
00:49:16	...sacrificing my brother
00:49:21	Which is all the hospital was.
00:49:23	Nothing but a scheme to rob the state.
00:49:26	And that when the truth came out...
00:49:28	...and it would,
00:49:32	He'd go to prison. For every scheme
00:49:36	- Whoever said that is lying.
00:49:40	I tried to tell him that's not the way
00:49:44	But he wouldn't listen.
00:49:46	He grabbed me and said
00:49:50	That everything else
00:49:52	...but that a man didn't have to be.
00:49:56	And then he said that...
00:50:00	...he wouldn't be a paid pimp
00:50:11	He said that to me.
00:50:16	Well, neither will I.
00:50:25	Why did you do it?
00:50:27	- You knew what it would do to me.
00:50:31	- Then what?
00:50:33	- Well, you better think of something!
00:50:35	Yes, you were! Yes, you were.
00:50:37	Was it because of me
00:50:39	I'd never hurt you like that.
00:50:41	You would and you have.
00:50:54	Oh, God, Jack.
00:50:59	I'm afraid Adam's gonna
00:51:32	Adam?
00:51:49	Dear God, you are the unseen Lord
00:51:51	Dear God, you are the unseen Lord
00:51:54	...the silent listener...
00:51:56	...the judge of our deliberations.
00:51:59	Bless the senators you sit among.
00:52:01	We place our trust
00:52:05	You are our Lord and Saviour.
00:52:07	- Amen.
00:52:10	All persons are commanded
00:52:13	- ... on pain of imprisonment...
00:52:15	...while the Senate
00:52:18	... sits for the trial
00:52:23	... against the honourable William
00:52:30	I'll go up and make some calls.
00:52:38	Anne...
00:52:45	...I'm sure it's gonna be fine.
00:53:03	- Mr. Gidré.
00:53:06	- Mr. Honoré.
00:53:09	- Mr. Hobbes.
00:53:12	- Mr. Landmark.
00:53:16	- Mr. Latché.
00:53:19	- Mr. Mouton.
00:53:23	- Mr. Pelerant.
00:53:27	- Mr. Rivette.
00:53:31	- Mr. Rousseau.
00:53:35	- Mr. Savoir.
00:53:38	- Mr. Tesh.
00:53:45	Seventeen yeas, 22 nays.
00:53:49	The impeachment
00:53:54	There is a line between
00:53:58	Now, the governor has stepped over
00:54:01	...using means
00:54:04	Now, I'll call that undue influence.
00:54:07	I'll go further, I'll call it coercion.
00:54:10	Mr. MacMurphy!
00:54:16	You say every word
00:54:20	Go ahead, say it out loud.
00:54:24	But I blackmailed nobody,
00:54:29	I merely gave you
00:54:31	...in accordance
00:54:33	...and like all good men,
00:54:44	Jack!
00:55:13	We did it! We did it, boy!
00:55:16	Ain't gonna be
00:55:26	Someone called him, Adam.
00:55:29	And said that I'd do anything to
00:55:32	Even if that meant sacrificing
00:55:37	Which is all the hospital was.
00:55:39	Nothing but a scheme
00:55:42	Adam would take the blame.
00:55:44	He'd go to prison. For every scheme
00:55:52	That's not true.
00:55:55	Whoever said that is lying.
00:56:05	Hey, doc. Where you been?
00:58:42	So listen to me. Listen here...
00:58:46	... and lift your eyes...
00:58:47	... and look on the God's blessed
00:58:52	You are a hick and ain't nobody
00:58:57	It's up to you
00:59:03	Up to you and me and God.
00:59:07	- Nail up Joe Harrison!
00:59:10	- Nail up MacMurphy!
00:59:13	And nail up any bastard
00:59:16	...and the roads and the bridges
00:59:19	...and the food you need.

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