1:02:01
What ?
1:02:03
He tells me that Dan Enright
made him take a dive.
1:02:08
- [ Chuckles ] That's ridiculous.
- Yeah ?
1:02:11
A little odd, though, don't
ya think ? l mean, losing
on such an easy question ?
1:02:15
You know, frankly, Dick,
if Stempel can just run around...
1:02:18
and smear a man like Dan Enright
to the United States Congress--
1:02:21
No, nobody's smearing anybody. l'm just
trying to figure out the truth here.
1:02:24
Could you just untie
the bowline there and shove us off ?
1:02:31
All right.
1:02:36
Dick, could you raise
the jib for us, please ?
1:02:39
The jib.
Just, uh-- Yeah.
1:02:47
Do you remember what it was like for
guys like us when we were in school ?
1:02:51
Being smart was like
being cross-eyed.
1:02:54
But you should see
the letters l get.
1:02:56
Kids are excited about--
about books...
1:02:59
and learning
and general knowledge.
1:03:02
Dan Enright had a lot
to do with that.
1:03:05
Yeah, but don't you think
he wanted you to win ?
1:03:07
l mean, if you look at the ratings,
they're staggering.
1:03:10
[ Chuckles ] Well, what did he say,
they ''made'' him take a dive ?
1:03:14
- Well.
- Well, how did they ''make'' him
take a dive anyway ?
1:03:17
He didn't want to jeopardize any
future he might have in television.
1:03:19
- [ Chuckles ]
- Yeah, well-- [ Chuckles ]
1:03:23
Anyway, how many people did you say
testified in front of the grand jury ?
1:03:27
Why ?
What's your point ?
1:03:29
Well, if what you're saying
is true, then everybody lied.
1:03:44
- [ Freedman ] Hi. Al Freedman.
- Hi. l'm Danny.
1:03:46
Good to see you. l'm sorry for
the delay. Come on in. Have a seat.
1:03:49
- Would you like a cup of coffee
or a soft drink ?
- Anything ?
1:03:52
- l'm fine. Thanks.
- You sure ?
1:03:53
- We're very well stocked up here.
- Nothing ?
- l'm fine.
1:03:55
- No trouble.
- l understand you've spoken
to Charles Van Doren.
1:03:58
- And Herbert Stempel.
- Oh, l was afraid of that.