:25:01
if it pleases the court.
:25:05
Do you swear on the Constitution
:25:07
to tell the whole truth,
and nothing but?
:25:10
I do.
:25:19
Would you describe, in your own
words, what happened that night?
:25:25
Mr. Striker performed exceptionally
:25:28
The passengers were very concerned
:25:30
The pilots were incapacitated
:25:32
So Mr. Striker took control
:25:35
And landed that plane safely
:25:38
Golly!
:25:40
I know I wouldn't be alive today
if it wasn't for Mr Striker.
:25:45
I find it difficult even now to think
about that night over Chicago.
:25:51
Please try, Mrs Hammen.
It's very important.
:25:55
Well...
:25:57
we lost the crew...
:26:00
and...
:26:02
the food poisoning
made us all very ill.
:26:05
I lost control. We all did.
:26:09
And then... the bad weather...
:26:13
And the lightning...
:26:15
I've got to get out of here!
:26:17
Calm down! Get a hold of yourself!
:26:20
Stewardess, please,
let me handle this.
:26:22
I've got to get out!
:26:24
Calm down. Now get back to your seat.
:26:27
Calm down! Get a hold of yourself!
:26:29
Doctor, you're wanted on the phone.
Everything's going to be all right.
:26:34
Now just calm down.
:26:36
I've got to get out of here!
:26:38
This is very important!
:26:42
Let the court handle this!
:26:47
Will you please control yourself?
:26:50
Bailiff, Valium.
:26:51
I flew with Striker during the war.
:26:54
I'll never forget the night
we bombed Macho Grande.
:26:57
Striker was a squadron leader.
:26:58
He brought us in low,
but he couldn't handle it.