1:06:04
You underestimate your influence.
I do not.
1:06:07
You would be a hard man to bring down.
1:06:11
But certainly not impossible.
1:06:16
Did I hear you say earlier, "Be practical"?
1:06:19
Yes.
1:06:20
Then this is the moment to be practical...
1:06:23
...until a time when Germany
can afford your philosophy, which is what?
1:06:27
"Hound them, impoverish them,
exploit them, imprison them...
1:06:31
"...just do not kill them."
And you are God's noblest of men.
1:06:34
I find that truly remarkable.
1:06:39
Sitting at that table, I will ask for your
agreement to what has been proposed.
1:06:44
And I must answer now?
1:06:46
You will answer now,
or you will answer later.
1:06:52
I will not oppose you.
1:06:53
- I want more than that.
- Of course.
1:06:56
Good.
1:06:57
We understand each other.
1:07:00
May I tell you a story?
1:07:02
- A good one?
- A true one.
1:07:06
Tell me the story.
1:07:09
- It was told to me by a friend of mine.
- Yes?
1:07:13
He knew a man...
1:07:14
Do you realize how much thought and
effort has gone into the Four-Year Plan?
1:07:18
Plenty, I'm sure.
1:07:19
Reichsmarshal Göring is very clear.
1:07:21
The necessities of the war
mean that the Jew question has to wait.
1:07:24
There's been a new directive.
1:07:26
That says nothing about
a change in priorities.
1:07:28
- It is implied.
- Not by me.
1:07:29
Why is it your way or nothing?
I mean the SS.
1:07:31
- Now you understand.
- I do not.
1:07:34
You have stated it.
1:07:35
- When I report to the Reichsmarshal...
- There has been a new directive.
1:07:40
It has to be as the SS directs.
You can't sail a ship with two captains.
1:07:44
The Führer is the captain.
1:07:45
And for this,
he has given Heydrich the command.
1:07:48
Even Göring has given it.
1:07:51
- Resign yourself.
- Resign?
1:07:54
Yourself to how it's going to be done.
1:07:57
- A soldier cannot decide...
- Yeah, spare me.