:07:08
l see not catching Aidid
is becoming a routine.
:07:12
We weren't trying to catch Aidid.
We were trying to catch you.
:07:15
Me?
:07:16
But am l that important?
:07:19
l hardly think so.
:07:20
-You're just a businessman.
-Trying to make a living.
:07:24
Yeah. Selling guns to Aidid's militia.
:07:31
You've been here, what?
:07:35
Six weeks?
:07:38
Six weeks
you are trying to catch the general.
:07:42
You put up reward posters.
:07:45
$25,000. What is this?
Gunfight at the K.O. Corral?
:07:50
lt's the O.K. Corral.
:07:54
Do you think bringing me in
will make him suddenly come to you?
:07:58
Make him more agreeable?
:08:03
You know where he sleeps.
:08:05
You pay for his beds, much less his militia.
:08:11
We're not leaving Somalia till we find him.
:08:15
And we will find him.
:08:17
Don't think because l grew up
without running water...
:08:19
...l am simple, General.
:08:22
l do know something about history.
:08:25
See all this? lt's simply shaping tomorrow.
:08:30
A tomorrow without a lot
of Arkansas white boys' ideas in it.
:08:35
Well, l wouldn't know about that.
l'm from Texas.
:08:38
Mr. Garrison,
l think you shouldn't have come here.
:08:43
This is civil war.
:08:46
This is our war.
:08:48
Not yours.
:08:51
300,000 dead and counting.
:08:54
That's not a war, Mr. Atto.
That's genocide.
:08:59
Now, you enjoy that tea, you hear?