1:12:01
If that's the way they want it,
the people have made their choice.
1:12:04
It's obvious the people prefer
Jim Gettys to me.
1:12:07
You talk about the people
as though you owned them.
1:12:11
As though they belong to you. Goodness.
1:12:14
As long as I can remember, you've talked
about giving the people their rights...
1:12:19
...as if you could make them
a present of liberty...
1:12:22
...as a reward for services rendered.
1:12:25
- Jed.
- You remember the workingman?
1:12:28
I'll get drunk, too, Jedediah...
1:12:32
...if it'll do any good.
1:12:33
It won't do any good.
Besides you never get drunk.
1:12:37
You used to write an awful lot
about the workingman--
1:12:40
Go on home.
1:12:41
He's turning into something called
"organized labor."
1:12:45
You won't like that one little bit
when you find out...
1:12:49
...it means your workingman expects
something as his right, and not your gift.
1:12:56
When your precious underprivileged
really get together....
1:13:01
Oh, boy....
1:13:04
That'll add up to something
bigger than your privilege...
1:13:07
...then I don't know what you'll do.
1:13:10
Sail away to a desert island probably
and lord it over the monkeys.
1:13:16
I wouldn't worry about it too much.
1:13:19
There'll probably be a few of them there
to tell me when I do something wrong.
1:13:24
You may not always be so lucky.
1:13:27
You're not very drunk.
1:13:28
Drunk, what do you care?
1:13:31
You don't care about anything except you.
1:13:35
You persuade people that you love them
so much that they ought to love you back.
1:13:41
Only you want love on your own terms.
1:13:45
It's something to be played your way,
according to your rules.
1:13:55
- Let me work on the Chicago paper.
- What?
1:13:59
You said you were looking for someone
to do dramatic "crimitism," criticism.