:36:03
Seibert!
:36:06
News?
:36:07
Good news.
Our salesmen are all checked in.
:36:10
The first quotas have been filled.
Four on the exact dates.
:36:14
- Two a day early, and one a day late.
- Splendid! Splendid! Come...
:36:19
We'll have a nice lunch.
:36:46
Colonel, I will need a full report
on all this for my records.
:36:50
I've already taken care of that.
:37:04
Four out of seven on the exact dates.
:37:07
They are good men.
:37:09
Well chosen.
:37:12
General Rausch called me
from the Costa Brava.
:37:18
Why didn't you tell us about Lieberman?
:37:25
I did not think it was necessary.
:37:27
The General is concerned.
:37:31
But Ezra Lieberman...
no one takes him seriously.
:37:34
Even the rich Jews
who used to send him money...
:37:37
..have found better ways
to ease their consciences.
:37:40
The man's bank has failed.
His followers have fallen away.
:37:44
He's entirely without credibility.
:37:46
I just decided it was not important.
:37:49
If you'll forgive me, Herr Doktor,
it was not your decision to make.
:37:53
You could have compromised our agents.
:37:56
And if I had told you about Lieberman,...
:37:59
..you would have
compromised my project.