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were all friends of Tedeschi,
that Judge Hungerbühler helped them.
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And, and, he must have told them.
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And now, none of them visits
or helps me any more.
1:14:15
When you tell stories like that,
chances are they're true.
1:14:19
You almost uncovered a scandal.
That was your mistake.
1:14:23
If there's a scandal,
it must be uncovered.
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- Will you do it?
- You can count on me.
1:14:32
And if you... if you say
that I helped you in it,
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might it be
that I'd be able to stay?
1:14:39
- It could be.
- Will you say it?
1:14:44
Does it open any other way?
1:14:49
You have a chance
for a statement.
1:14:52
It's for the Main News
the day after tomorrow.
1:14:55
What should I say?
Yes, the facts are correct.
1:14:59
A little imprecise,
but basically correct.
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You'd repeat that
in front of the cameras?
1:15:08
You know, Mr Bürki,
money is neutral.
1:15:12
There's neither dirty
nor clean money.
1:15:16
The dollar which saved a life yesterday
might cost one tomorrow.
1:15:22
It's true, you know.
1:15:25
Some of the financial companies
that are close to Salvatore Tedeschi,
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which were close, I should say,
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dispose of accounts in a bank,
which, in turn, is close to our bank.
1:15:42
But these funds, Bürki, are working,
and they're working honestly.
1:15:47
They make chocolates, medicines,
watches and machines.
1:15:52
They build houses,
weave cloth,
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help young enterprises to start up.
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They even produce documentaries
on money laundering scandals.