:42:00
We're gonna put television
on trial. Television.
:42:03
Everybody in the country'll
know about it.
:42:08
- What do you have ?
- There's somethin' there.
:42:12
Mr. Chairman,
l'll find it.
:42:16
The networks,
pharmaceutical industry ?
:42:20
Cosmetics ?
[ Chuckling ]
:42:22
That's big game, son.
You don't go huntin' in your underwear.
:42:26
Sir, l smell somethin'. At least give
me a chance to see what l can dig up.
:42:30
Let me go up to New York.
:42:32
[ Lishman ] Ya know, this isn't
some junket for you to stay in
a hotel and see a Broadway show.
:42:36
l'm givin' you exactly one week to
find something. You get that ?
:42:41
Unseal a presentment.
l don't know.
:42:45
l don't know how you go about that.
l've never--
:42:49
Oh, here you go.
Look at this.
:42:52
Hasn't been a presentment under seal
in the State of New York since 1869.
:42:55
That explains it.
:42:57
- 1869 ?
- Yeah.
:43:00
Counselor, l've reviewed in detail
the material submitted in your request.
:43:04
A man's reputation
is coin of the realm to him.
:43:06
l sealed this presentment...
:43:08
to protect the reputations
of those unfairly implicated...
:43:11
by a certain mentally
unstable finger-pointer.
:43:15
That interest, along with
important issues of federalism,
:43:19
dictate that l reject your committee's
request at this time.
:43:25
[ Phone Ringing ]
:43:29
Mr. Enright's office.
Mr. Enright ?
:43:32
lt's Judge Schweitzer.
:43:50
- Yes ?
- Hi. Miss Mitchell ?
:43:52
- Uh-huh.
- My name is Richard Goodwin.
:43:53
l'm with the Congressional Subcommittee
on Legislative Oversight.
:43:56
We've been investigating
the quiz shows recently.
:43:58
- Uh, l was wondering if l could
ask you a quick question.
- Oh ! l've got people.