:29:01
...as a character witness...
:29:03
...who is not under oath
and therefore free from perjury.
:29:07
Even if is partly true...
:29:09
...you realize you're damaging
the credibility of the country?
:29:14
Is a government worth preserving
when it lies to the people?
:29:18
Is become a dangerous country...
:29:20
...when you cannot trust anyone.
When you cannot tell the truth.
:29:25
I say let justice be done,
though the heavens fall!
:29:34
The JFK Conspiracy:
The Case of Jim Garrison.
:29:38
Honey, this is about you.
After an investigation in New Orleans...
:29:42
...reporters have learned...
:29:43
...that District Attorney Jim Garrison
and his staff...
:29:47
...have intimidated,
bribed and even drugged witnesses...
:29:51
...to attempt to prove a conspiracy
involving businessman Clay Shaw...
:29:55
...in the murder of John F. Kennedy.
:29:58
John Chancler was a cellmate
of Willie O'Keefe's at Angola.
:30:03
He said he'd be cut loose
if he copped to the DA's office.
:30:06
I sent him up for burglary.
:30:09
And there's his old buddy Miguel Torres.
:30:12
We sent him up too.
:30:13
They wanted me to say Shaw
was Bertrand. They'd get me a pardon.
:30:18
Janet Williams comments
on Willie O'Keefe's...
:30:21
...descriptions of having met Oswald.
:30:23
Was he a homosexual?
:30:25
Not the Lee I knew. Absolutely not.
:30:28
Mr. O'Keefe must have seen someone
he thought was Lee Oswald.
:30:31
I didn't talk to nobody.
I was on drugs at the hospital.
:30:35
I told the FBI that call was a figment
of my imagination.
:30:39
I think he's quite ill, mentally.
:30:42
With one half of his mind,
he is able to fabricate evidence...
:30:46
...then he convinces the other half
that the fabrication is the truth.
:30:51
Don't worry. There's only 20
or 30 million people watching this tonight.
:30:57
My reputation's all right
with the people watching Laugh In.