:06:02
I'll turn it on, and we both
are going to listen to it.
:06:06
But if I see you get up,
the radio goes right off.
:06:12
Now I turn it on.
:06:16
It takes a moment
for the tubes to heat up.
:06:19
Once they are warmed up,
you'll hear talking.
:06:22
So it's heating up now.
:06:33
We don't want him.
:06:37
Good evening,
ladies and gentlemen.
:06:39
This is the BBC in London.
:06:42
Tonight we have a speciaI guest...
:06:45
...the Prime Minister of Greater
Britain, the very Honourable...
:06:48
...Winston Churchill...
:06:51
...who is just now coming into
the studio, putting out his cigar.
:06:57
Good evening,
ladies and gentlemen...
:07:01
...and everybody in Poland.
:07:04
-He likes the Polish, doesn't he?
-Of course. We're his allies.
:07:09
Mr. Churchill, if we only
have a little bit of time...
:07:13
...I would like you to update us
on the events around Bezanika.
:07:17
I'd be delighted.
:07:20
That is my area of exper-
:07:31
Gesundheit, Mr. Churchill!
:07:34
Excuse me.
:07:35
The cigar smoke gets up one's nose.
:07:40
Where was I?
:07:41
Bezanika, in Poland.
:07:43
I know where Bezanika is.
I'm not stupid.
:07:48
And I was on the phone
with Mr. Stalin...
:07:51
...who told me his troops
were doing wonderfully.
:07:55
Is that not so, Mr. Stalin?
:07:59
Da!