:51:01
my security against the profiteering,
two-legged cockroaches of this world,
:51:06
my right to live in a sweet and decent
society, and not some kind of sewer.
:51:10
Even in New York,
:51:11
you have to clean up
after your dog shits on the sidewalk.
:51:15
It's a perversion of the Constitution
to shove our faces into excrement
:51:19
masquerading as art.
:51:21
Oh, I'm glad I met you, Mr. Maloney.
:51:24
I feel I have a much better
understanding of you
:51:27
and Justice Snow.
:51:29
He may want the absolute freedom
to go straight to hell. That's his right,
:51:34
but he has no right to force the rest
of the country to take the trip with him.
:51:38
You may step down.
:51:42
Yeah, you make
a pretty good trial lawyer.
:51:44
- Too bad you had to give it up.
- You make a very good actor.
:51:48
I may always feel there's
a pornographic producer
:51:50
under your robes.
:51:54
It makes me sick to my stomach
:51:56
to have to defend a principle
as noble as the First Amendment
:51:58
on the basis of that can of film
you found so offensive.
:52:02
But, by God, as long as I have tongue
and tonsils and the ability to talk,
:52:06
I'll defend everybody's right to speak
and every man's right to be wrong.
:52:10
I yield to you as the authority on that,
Mr. Justice.
:52:16
She's dangerous.
:52:18
That woman is positively dangerous.
:52:22
The men on this court
have got to stick together.
:52:24
After all, there are only eight of us left
against all of her.
:52:30
- Should we smile a little?
- Good God, no.
:52:33
Who'd trust a happy justice?
:52:34
Should the lady be standing
while the five of us are sitting?
:52:38
This is where the newest member
of the court is supposed to be.
:52:41
Ready, everybody? Please
don't look directly into the camera.
:52:44
And I think if you seem
to be looking out into space...
:52:47
- Into the future?
- I can't see that far.
:52:50
- I didn't bring my glasses.
- You'll need more than glasses.
:52:53
My wife always hates these pictures.
She says we look stuffed.
:52:56
Why don't we take a snapshot
of our convictions.
:52:58
It'd have to be a moving picture,
if convictions mean anything.