:31:02
...only a few months before he defects
to the Soviet Union.
:31:05
A Russian exam.
:31:07
Is 4:30 in the morning!
I have five kids who'll wake up in an hour.
:31:11
In all my years in the military, I never knew
a single man who had a Russian test.
:31:16
Oswald was a radar operator.
:31:19
He'd have about as much use for Russian
as a cat has for pajamas.
:31:23
These books have gotten to your mind!
:31:26
Stop reading.
He makes it sound like nothing.
:31:28
Oswald did badly on his test.
:31:31
He got only two more Russian words right
than wrong.
:31:34
Thas like me saying
Touchdown is not very intelligent...
:31:38
...because I beat him three games
out of five when we played chess.
:31:42
Are you going to stay up all night,
every night? For what?
:31:46
To be the only man who's read
all 26 volumes of the Warren Report?
:31:49
Do I have to spell it out for you?
:31:52
Lee Oswald was no ordinary soldier.
:31:56
He was in military intelligence,
thas why he was trained in Russian.
:31:59
It was no accident he was in Russia.
:32:01
Go back to sleep.
I've been sleeping for three years!
:32:22
'Morning boys. Ready for a walking tour?
:32:25
7:30 Sunday morning?
Not exactly fresh blood we're sniffing.
:32:29
Old stains, but just as telling.
:32:38
531 Lafayette Street.
:32:41
Remember whose office this was in '63?
:32:44
Sure. Guy Banister.
:32:47
Ex-FBI man. Died a couple of years ago.
:32:52
He headed the Chicago office. When he
retired he became a private eye here.
:32:56
I used to have lunch with him.
John Birch Society, Minutemen.