1:00:00
I'm working with someone now
who's the former head of
research at Brown &Williamson.
1:00:05
Former corporate officer there.
1:00:07
What's your interest
in this, Mr. Bergman?
1:00:09
Well, he may tape
an interview with us,
1:00:12
and we believe if his testimony
showed up in a court record first,
1:00:15
it would free him up from his
confidentiality agreement
and give him some protection.
1:00:19
It could work. If it's public record,
it's public record.
1:00:22
Yeah, and he's gonna need
legal representation.
1:00:24
[ Chuckling ]
He sure as hell will.
1:00:26
Has he decided
to go public?
1:00:29
Because let me tell ya.
We been doin' this for three years now,
1:00:32
and we've worked with a lot of corporate
cases involving whistle-blowers.
1:00:35
So we know Big Tobacco will do
everything in their power to stop him.
1:00:38
So is your man
truly committed?
1:00:41
Well, actually, no-- Well, he's
on the fence. That's the point.
1:00:47
Well, we'd certainly be interested
in making his acquaintance.
1:00:50
But without knowing
what he's gonna do--
1:00:53
Would you want him to call you, or you
wanna call him? How do you wanna do it?
1:00:56
It would be better
if he called us.
1:00:59
- Yeah. Okay.
- All right?
1:01:01
Okay. Thank you.
Shit.
1:01:07
We need cops on the streets.
We don't need them on horses.
1:01:10
- I don't know what he was thinking.
- For God's sake.
1:01:12
- This guy got a horse fetish?
- All right, all right.
1:01:14
Get me, uh--
Get me to New Orleans this afternoon.
1:01:16
I'll shoot
the fucking thing myself!.
1:01:19
- Have a good one.
-[Man] All right.
1:01:21
[Man On Radio: lndistinct]
1:01:41
[Girl]
What are you cooking?
1:01:43
- I'm cooking pasta primavera.
- Oh, l love that stuff.
1:01:47
[Beeping]
1:01:50
I'm going to
have to go downstairs.
1:01:56
[Beeping Continues]