1:45:00
Thankyou, sir.
1:45:02
All I did was repeat what he said.
1:45:04
You didn't freeze up.
Another man might have.
1:45:10
You're the one who didn't, sir.
1:45:16
I wonderwhat it's like out.
Looked like rain before.
1:45:21
Radio said it would clear
by the afternoon.
1:45:30
Thepremier, sir.
1:45:33
Yes, Mr. Chairman.
1:45:38
Mr. President...
1:45:42
I have ordered
our long-range missiles...
1:45:45
to stand down from their alert.
1:45:50
Only that part ofour defense...
1:45:53
that has a chance
ofshooting down your bomber...
1:45:56
is still active.
1:45:58
We do not think
we have much ofa chance.
1:46:02
I know.
1:46:06
And yet, this was nobody's fault.
1:46:09
I don't agree.
1:46:11
No human being did wrong.
1:46:15
No one is to be blamed.
1:46:17
We're to blame, both ofus.
1:46:19
We let our machines
get out ofhand.
1:46:24
Still, it was an accident.
1:46:27
Two great cities may be destroyed,
millions ofinnocent people killed.
1:46:30
What do we say to them, Mr. Chairman?
''Accidents will happen''?
1:46:33
I won't accept that.
1:46:39
All I know...
1:46:41
is that as long
as we have weapons--
1:46:43
All I know is that men
are responsible.
1:46:45
We're responsible
forwhat happens to us.
1:46:49
Todaywe had
a taste ofthe future.
1:46:51
Do we learn from it,
or do we go on the waywe have?
1:46:54
What do we do, Mr. Chairman?
What do we say to the dead?