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1918. Remember your history, Donny?
The great influenza pandemic.
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Circled the globe in nine months.
Killed 25 million people.
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My father lost three brothers in that. So?
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What if there were men who could
have stopped it, but didn't?
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How would history judge such men?
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Oh, baloney.
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FDR stopped Stilwell going into Indochina.
He caused the Vietnam War.
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What does history say?
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Truman dropped the bomb on
the Japanese. Saved American lives.
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Now revisionist historians say he dropped
the bomb to scare the Russians.
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Those men were at war, Donny. We're not.
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We are at war. Everybody is at war.
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I have a presidential green light on
Clean Sweep, and I am going forward.
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These people are Americans.
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2,600 dead or dying Americans.
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If that bug gets out of there, 260 million
Americans will be dead or dying.
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Those people are casualties of war.
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I'd give them all a medal if I could...
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...but they are casualties of war.
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That's all.
1:10:49
Come on.
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-Neal, is it?
-Yes, sir.
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I have to ask you a few questions.
Have a seat.