Cotton Comes to Harlem
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Jones!
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Johnson!
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Did I or lieutenant anderson
or anybody else

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authorize you
to offer those people money

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out there this afternoon?
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No, sir.
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Good. Then you recognize
that the precinct

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is in no way responsible
for your foolish statements

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or anything else.
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It was getting a little
hairy out there.

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It was a flagrant breach
of police procedure.

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I won't have it.
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That all, sir?
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That is not all!
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In spite of the fact
that we came within one inch

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of a riot out there
this afternoon

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and we have no proof whatsoever
against reverend o'malley,

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anderson tells me you want me
to hold him another day.

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That's right, sir.
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You're out of your minds,
both of you.

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Do you have to play
with that thing?

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I'm insecure, captain.
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But the question
still is,

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can we hold him
another day?

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I'm not finished.
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You've allowed
your personal prejudice

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to get in the way
of your judgment.

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You've bungled
this whole thing

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from beginning to end.
And you and your partner

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have turned this entire
investigation

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into a personal vendetta
against reverend o'malley.

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Vendetta?
Vendetta!

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O'malley's a rotten,
thieving, lying-

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it doesn't matter
what he is.

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It's no concern
of yours anymore.

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I'm taking you off the case.
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Thank you, sir.
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What?
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You want us off the case?
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You got us off.
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What was that all about?
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I don't know.
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But now I'm really worried.
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Woman: Where is deke?
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Second woman:
There he is.

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No pictures, no pictures.
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Reverend o'malley.
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Yes, sir.
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Could we have one word
with you in private?

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One word in private.

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