1:37:02
Don't you think?
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What Mr. Hooks asks you to believe
is that no proof is needed...
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...against a man who bombed Pearl Harbor.
1:37:14
"Look at his face," the prosecutor said...
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...presuming that you will see
an enemy there.
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He's counting on you...
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...to remember this war
and to see Kazuo Miyamoto as...
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...somehow connected with it.
1:37:30
Indeed he is!
1:37:32
Let us recall that...
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...First Lieutenant Kazuo Miyamoto
is a much- decorated hero...
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...of the United States Army.
1:37:43
Kazuo Miyamoto did...
1:37:45
...one thing wrong.
1:37:48
He wasn't certain he could trust us.
1:37:50
He was afraid that he would be made
the victim of prejudice...
1:37:54
...as Mr. Hooks, indeed...
1:37:57
...is urging you to do.
1:38:00
There's reason in his uncertainty.
1:38:03
Why?
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Well, we sent him and his wife and...
1:38:08
...thousands of Americans
to concentration camps.
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They lost their homes, their belongings...
1:38:16
...everything.
1:38:17
Should we now be unforgiving
of his mistrust?
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Our learned prosecutor
will have you do your duty as Americans.
1:38:31
Proud Americans.
1:38:33
Of course, you must! And if you do...
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...Kazuo Miyamoto has nothing to fear.
Because...
1:38:41
...this great country is supposed
to be founded on a set of principles...
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...of fairness...
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...of equality and justice.
And if you are true...
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...to these principles...
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...you'll only convict a man
for what he's done, and not for who he is.