Mississippi Burning
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:15:39
This is tricky.
:15:42
They make it look so easy, don't they?
:15:46
I got a question for you, Clinton.
:15:50
You don't mind if I call you Clinton,
do you?

:15:53
I feel like I know you so well.
:15:57
The way we have it,
on the night of the murders...

:16:00
...you made a short speech as the
bulldozer buried the kids in the dam.

:16:04
How does Lester tell it?
:16:06
"Mississippi will be proud of you.
You've struck a blow for the white man. "

:16:11
Is that what you said, Clinton? Hm?
:16:14
Is that what you said?
:16:16
It must've been you...
:16:18
...because Clayton Townley and
Ray Stuckey were too smart to be there.

:16:23
And you was too stupid to think
anybody'd remember what you said.

:16:28
But old Lester, he got a good memory.
:16:34
I'm sorry.
I haven't done this for a long time.

:16:38
Did you make a speech the night that
you beat up your wife, Clinton? Huh?

:16:43
Did ya?
:16:45
Did you strike a blow
for the white man that night?

:16:52
You got a stupid smile.
You know that, Pell?

:16:55
Can you see it? Huh? Good!
:16:58
Did you smile when the bulldozer
ran over the black kid's body? Did ya?!


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