A Civil Action
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:50:05
He said he'd be here.
:50:07
Are the Red Sox in town?
:50:13
Sorry I'm late. I got tied up. Yeah.
:50:18
I was just given a chair
at Harvard, of all things.

:50:22
You're kidding. Which chair?
:50:25
It's black with arms, with my name on
a brass plate on the back.

:50:29
From my students.
:50:32
Jerry, ever thought about
getting yourself a new briefcase?

:50:35
You don't change your socks
in the middle of the World Series.

:50:42
Am I sitting in the right place?
:50:45
Actually, we have a seat
for you here, but that's fine.

:50:54
Nice pen.
:50:56
- They're courtesy of the hotel.
- Really?

:51:00
This is a good quality pen. Yeah.
:51:06
- So?
- So, Bill...

:51:12
How much did Grace make last year?
:51:15
I have no idea.
But I have a feeling you do.

:51:19
198 million. And Beatrice, Jerry?
:51:22
- What?
- 436 million.

:51:26
Together, that's 634 million.
That's one year. That's net.

:51:32
So, that's what they made.
:51:34
What should they be made to pay
to compensate the families,

:51:38
to provide for their
economic security in the future?

:51:41
Don't forget to mention you -
compensating you.

:51:47
And to make sure
that this doesn't happen again.

:51:52
25 million cash.

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