:11:01
- Messages?
- No, sir.
:11:04
No, sir.
:11:06
I'd talk, but it's been
a heavy day and I've got to go.
:11:10
Let's get together again soon, okay?
:11:12
- Bob?
- See you.
:11:14
Bob?
:11:16
Hello, Sydney. Good night, Sydney.
:11:18
- Listen, I can't talk with you.
- You can talk to me.
:11:21
The embassy is jittery.
Get information from a press officer.
:11:24
Let's not start insulting each other.
:11:29
Good night, Sydney.
:11:31
All right, good night.
:11:38
You've heard of pilot error?
:11:40
Computer malfunction?
:11:42
They screwed up on the coordinates.
:11:44
A single B-52 dropped
its entire load on Neak Luong.
:11:49
There's a homing beacon
in the middle of the town.
:11:53
- Casualties?
- You'll be briefed tomorrow.
:11:55
We estimate 55 military,
something like 35 civilians.
:12:01
How many?
:12:05
I hear it's in the hundreds.
Don't quote me on that.
:12:08
Will there be a dreadful bloodbath
:12:11
When the Khmer Rouge hit the town?
:12:14
Will there be a dreadful bloodbath...?
:12:19
Beer! We haven't had this
for four weeks.
:12:22
New York Times probably
had it flown in.
:12:24
- They keep it in their suite.
- We got a cellar. Don't you know?
:12:28
Americans take themselves so seriously.
:12:30
Don't be hard on the man. He's just
trying to get to the top of the heap.
:12:35
We'll just have to pay more to get
our telexes to the top of the heap.
:12:39
The man has just bought you a beer.
Now drink up.
:12:41
- Cheers.
- Cheers, Syd.
:12:43
- Enjoy it.
- Off to see the telex operator?
:12:45
- New York Times goes to bed early.
- Sure!
:12:49
Khmer Rouge in the sunset
:12:53
The Yanks all at sea...
:12:59
- All right?
- Very possible.