1:24:01
They' re forcing you
to do something drastic.
1:24:05
I don't want to scare you,
but they' re. . . .
1:24:09
They' re ready to kill you.
1:24:12
And Max Brackett
is not going to stop them .
1:24:18
You know what? You've been
so sweet to me, how can I say no?
1:24:22
You've got your show .
1:24:24
All right. That's smart.
1:24:28
-What?
-Congratulations.
1:24:29
Okay, just a sec.
1:24:32
You were right.
The polls have turned against him .
1:24:36
It's flipped .
59'%' positive down to 32'%' and sliding .
1:24:41
It's the kids' parents.
1:24:43
They' re all over television
and they' re just killing him .
1:24:46
I'll call you back.
1:24:47
Baily's polls. . . .
1:24:50
I want to make this as objective
and balanced as we can.
1:24:53
I want to see more stuff
on the guy in the hospital .
1:24:58
Somewhere,
somebody says he's dangerous.
1:25:01
I want to see that.
1:25:03
I want to see pieces
on the racists out there.
1:25:06
Why are they piling on this bandwagon,
cheering him on?
1:25:10
Start pulling that material .
Get back to me.
1:25:13
It's going to be great
working in New York together.
1:25:16
You' re not being objective.
You want to sink him .
1:25:19
We have a deal .
1:25:20
He's sunk. It's over.
It's another kind of story.
1:25:23
He's the same person.
You can't do this. He's an innocent.
1:25:29
-I'll put that angle in the story.
-Not an angle.
1:25:32
It's not an angle,
it's the truth.
1:25:34
-He shot a guard .
-It was an accident.
1:25:37
He didn't know the guard was there,
that the children would be there.
1:25:40
He's an out of work husband .
He's--
1:25:43
We' re all impressed with your humanity.
Really.
1:25:47
Where's yours?
You'll kill him .
1:25:49
Cut this stuff out. Get out of here.
Let's get back to business.
1:25:53
" Business" ?
1:25:54
Yeah.
1:25:57
Business.
1:25:58
Max, come here.
Let me give you a little advice.