1:58:02
Here. These are
their leads, their sources.
1:58:06
- I want you to have your reporters--
- Sue in Hwang and Milo Geyelin.
1:58:09
Have them make
their own calls.
1:58:11
They'll find that these sources
have a different story than
the one that's in the dossier.
1:58:17
Push the deadline,
Charlie.
1:58:24
I'll push it for a week.
I want Milo and Suein to go through it.
1:58:42
What do you want
to buy him for a gift?
1:58:44
Mmm, he's into
kind of little cars that, um--
1:58:47
- That remote control thing?
- Yeah.
1:58:50
All right.
We'll go do that tomorrow.
1:58:52
[Man On TV] The 63-36 vote was three
shy of the two-thirds needed to pass--
1:58:56
- Mom. There's Dad.
- Yes?
1:58:58
- On the TV.
- [Man On TV]...dating back to 1986.
1:59:02
The most recent trouble
for Wigand occurred here--
1:59:04
And in local news,
WLKO, Louisville,
1:59:06
has gained access
to a 500-page dossier...
1:59:09
on former Brown &Williamson
research head, Jeffrey Wigand,
1:59:11
detailing charges of shoplifting
and failing to pay child support.
1:59:15
Wigand is currently teaching
chemistry and Japanese...
1:59:17
at the
DuPont ManuaI High School.
1:59:19
Maria.
1:59:32
[Ticking]
1:59:42
[Wallace] Thousands of documents
from inside the tobacco industry...
1:59:44
have surfaced
over the past year.
1:59:46
Documents that
appear to confirm...
1:59:48
what a former
U.S. surgeon general...
1:59:50
and the current head of the Food and
Drug Administration have been saying.
1:59:54
We learned of a tobacco insider
who could tell us...
1:59:56
whether or not the tobacco industry
has been leveling with the public.