1:04:00
Thank you.
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I have studied...
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I have spent some time
studying the indictment.
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You'll have to explain
that word to me.
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- An indictment?
- Yes.
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Is a bill of particulars...
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- All right. Yes.
- In which is alleged...
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No. I cannot allow that.
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Nothing is alleged.
Everything is proved.
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- Please, wait a second.
- I cannot allow that.
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If I may? From whatever
you feel is established...
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The issue here
is not what I feel.
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It is not my feelings...
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but the feelings of women
and men, your superiors...
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who have been polled...
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and have ruled
that you are negligent...
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that you are guilty and
are not to be given tenure...
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that you are to be disciplined.
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That is what
the tenure committee has said.
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That is what my lawyer said,
for what you did in class...
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for what you did in that office.
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They're going to discharge me.
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As full well they should!
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You don't understand. Fine.
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What has led you to this point?
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Not your sex, not your race,
not your class.
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Your own actions.
And you're angry.
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You ask me here.
What do you want?
1:05:08
You want to charm me.
You want to convince me.
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You want me to recant.
I will not recant.
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Why should I?
What I say is right.
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You were going to tell me that
you have a wife and child...
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that you have a career...
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and that you've worked
for 20 years for this.
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Do you know
what you've worked for?
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Power! For power.
Do you understand?
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And you sit there and tell me
stories about your house...
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and all about private schools
and privilege...
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and how you are entitled
to buy, to spend...
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to mock, to summon.
All your stories.
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All your silly, weak guilt.
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It's all about privilege...
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and you won't know it.
Don't you see?
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You've worked twenty years
for the right to insult me.