1:00:02
We're too open.
If we don't watch out...
1:00:06
...if we don't take steps now to impose
some new discipline, some decency...
1:00:11
...then we're in trouble. Deep trouble.
1:00:14
It's not fashionable to say this.
1:00:17
We're celebrating, we think it's over.
1:00:21
But democracy carries a price tag.
1:00:24
I think one of the most misguided
promises we ever made...
1:00:29
...was inscribed
on the Statue of Liberty.
1:00:33
One I predict will lead this country
into trouble.
1:00:37
"Give us your poor,
your huddled masses."
1:00:41
We must stop this
before it goes too far.
1:00:45
Our concept of America
does not include...
1:00:47
...never included this kind of scum.
1:00:50
You must forgive
our famous young friend...
1:00:53
...his artistic temperament.
What you're saying is important.
1:01:08
We are giving sanctuary
to the refuse of the world.
1:01:13
Left-wing intellectuals
who want to bring us down.
1:01:18
Aren't you overstating?
1:01:20
No, I'm not.
1:01:22
Do you people realize
the responsibility you have?
1:01:26
To my way of thinking, movies...
1:01:29
...are the most influential form
of communication ever invented.
1:01:33
And they're not controlled.
1:01:35
Your message
reaches people everywhere.
1:01:37
Message?
1:01:39
Of course.
1:01:41
Mr. Chaplin reaches millions
who only have to see.
1:01:45
And when they see our immigration
service mocked...
1:01:48
...I call that a message.
1:01:51
As you've already said, Mr. Hoover...
1:01:55
...movies are for the people.
1:01:57
Most people work for a living
and don't make very much.