1:50:02
There is no more fitting memorial...
1:50:04
for those who perished
in this tragedy...
1:50:07
than the steps
we have taken this week...
1:50:09
toward a multinational campaign...
1:50:11
to root out and eliminate
weapons of mass destruction.
1:50:17
We embark upon this course...
1:50:18
because we have finally learned,
at far too great a cost...
1:50:22
that if the most powerful weapons
ever created are unleashed...
1:50:25
they will be fired not in anger,
but in fear.
1:50:29
Dr. Ryan.
1:50:32
Mr. Grushkov.
1:50:34
It is a lovely day.
1:50:39
Yeah.
1:50:41
- Oh, I'm sorry. This is...
- Dr. Muller.
1:50:45
How do you do?
1:50:47
Nice to meet you.
1:50:50
Why am I not surprised
that you know her name?
1:50:55
Our friend William
thought I was a spy.
1:50:58
Of course,
he could never prove it.
1:51:03
He never told me
you were friends.
1:51:06
Perhaps he didn't know you
well enough.
1:51:11
Cabot did tell me
he had a source in Russia.
1:51:16
To keep the back channels open?
1:51:19
In hopes of
staving off disaster.
1:51:22
President Kennedy said,
"Our most basic common link...
1:51:26
is that we all inhabit
this small planet.
1:51:31
We all breathe the same air.
1:51:34
We all cherish...
1:51:37
our children's future.
1:51:39
And we are all mortal."
1:51:42
I will miss...
1:51:45
so very much
talking to William.
1:51:49
Me too.
1:51:52
Perhaps...
1:51:53
from time to time...
1:51:55
you and I can talk.
1:51:58
I'd like that.