:43:19
Isn't that excessive?
:43:21
No, it seems fair to me.
:43:25
What if we decide not to run
your rebuttal?
:43:28
Your newspaper is doing well.
:43:33
The readers have trusted us for years.
:43:36
We always report the truth.
:43:39
And is truth supported by readers,
or ads?
:43:45
It would only take the bishop
one phone call...
:43:48
...to end the advertising.
:43:53
He wouldn't do such a thing, of course.
:43:57
The rebuttal is to go on the front page,
in big type.
:44:01
The mayor's statement, well...
:44:03
...put that wherever you like.
:44:08
But I can't fire de la Rosa.
:44:10
I don't want to hurt anyone.
:44:13
Just find him a job somewhere else.
:44:15
Come in, Ruben.
:44:18
- You know Father Amaro, don't you?
- Yes.
:44:27
Well, Mr. Galarza, nice to meet you.
:44:30
But these are all lies.
:44:32
What I wrote was the facts,
not this bullshit!
:44:35
I'm talking to you, asshole!
:44:37
- Think you can make a fool of me?
- Calm down, Ruben!
:44:42
- Sit down.
- This is all bullshit.
:44:46
Sit down.
:44:49
I'm sorry.
:44:54
It gets worse.
:44:57
They're asking for your head.