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You all have one thing in common.
You're all being blackmailed.
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You have all been paying money to
someone who threatens to expose you.
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And none of you know
who's blackmailing you.
:18:28
Please! That's ridiculous.
Nobody could blackmail me.
:18:32
My life is an open book.
I've never done anything wrong.
:18:37
Anybody else wish to deny it?
:18:44
As everyone's in the same boat,
there's no harm in revealing details.
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And my instructions are to do so.
Thank you, Yvette.
:18:59
- Can't you spare us this humiliation?
- I'm sorry.
:19:05
Professor Plum.
You were a psychiatry professor,
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helping paranoid, homicidal lunatics
with delusions of grandeur.
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- Now I work for the UN.
- The same job.
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You don't practise medicine.
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- His licence has been lifted.
- Why? What did he do?
:19:21
You know what doctors mustn't do
with patients? He did.
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- How disgusting!
- Are you making moral judgements?
:19:32
Can you justify taking bribes, for handing
your husband's vote to lobbyists?
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- Nothing wrong with paid consultancy.
- Not if it's publicly declared.
:19:42
But what if it's used greenbacks slipped
under the door of the men's room?
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- It stinks.
- Were you in the men's room?
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- It's true?
- It's a vicious lie.
:19:53
I'm sure we're glad to hear that.
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But you've paid blackmail for over a year
to keep it out of the papers.