:52:01
I keep reading about your brother,
the policeman, Des,
:52:05
in the newspapers about
this "virgin tramp" business.
:52:09
It's the Virgin Mary they should be
writing about. Don't you think so, Des?
:52:17
That's right.
:52:20
People are bored, the war's over. They
need something to sink their teeth into.
:52:26
But... he's a grand policeman.
That's what they tell me.
:52:37
Is he making any progress, I wonder?
:52:42
We've got to unload Jack.
:53:01
- Jack hasn't done anything illegal, Des.
- No, only profitable.
:53:07
It's a full-time job, looking the other way.
He's gotta go and that's it.
:53:12
I don't think you want to
get on the wrong side of him.
:53:15
Why don't you leave that up to me?
:53:22
Wasn't there a run-in recently between
Jack and your brother, the policeman?
:53:28
What about it?
:53:31
You let Jack go now, what'll it look like?
What about Rancho Rosa?
:53:35
Forget Rancho Rosa.
It's not gonna happen.
:53:38
That's gonna be very difficult, Des.
:53:41
A little more difficult than it was
for you to pension off Cornelia Cronin...
:53:47
otherwise known as Corky.
:53:50
That was a Christian thing to do, Sonny.