A Bright Shining Lie
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It appears there was
a conflict in scheduling...

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and the chairman is anxious
to hear your briefing at a later date.

:40:08
The old guard closed ranks
and shut him out.

:40:10
Vann resigned.
His military career was ruined.

:40:18
That's what he led us to believe,
but John Paul Vann had no career.

:40:22
He was an outcast...
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a man whose dark past had denied him the
General's stars he thought he deserved.

:40:29
Where the hell were you last night?
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Don't lie to me!
I know where you were!

:40:34
- Wait a minute, honey. Come on.
- To hell with this.

:40:44
- Honey, wait.
- You are a liar!

:40:46
You are a goddamn cheat,
and you will never change!

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- Don't do this now.
- I'm not finished!

:40:51
I'm so sick of putting up this front
for you, for your career.

:40:54
Your career?
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You screwed yourself
out of your career years ago.

:40:59
We are gonna do something,
or I am outta here.

:41:06
Come in, Mrs. Vann.
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- I think we've made some progress here.
- Good.

:41:21
Your husband has been
quite forthright...

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about his lapses.
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If I could just explain something.
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Often when military men
get put in pressure situations...

:41:34
they find themselves
in a difficult position.

:41:37
They see sex
as a kind of an outlet.

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It's a release.
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It's almost unconscious,
you might say.

:41:47
I thought we came here
to be honest with each other.

:41:51
I am being honest.
:41:56
Did he tell you
about the housemaids in Japan?

:41:58
Well, Mrs. Vann,
we didn't go into every specific case.


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