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A city.
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We run something on theWeb site-
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information we've got-
we connect the dots...
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and the guilty party,
they pretend to ignore it.
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Ifthey sue us, certain documents
could be entered in a court oflaw...
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where ifyou deny things
it's perjury.
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You gotta have the documents.
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It's amazing what things are blowing
under my door and end up on my desk.
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So, you plant the seed.
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And the mainstream guys,
the print journalists...
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they bring it to their editors
and their editors say...
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"Cool yourjets. This is too far out.
We don't have the resources.
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We don't have the balls
to go after this kind ofthing.
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But track the story...
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and ifit ever breaks-"
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You gotta have the balls.
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So we keep accumulating the facts...
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till the story is screaming out
so loud it's impossible to ignore.
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And they run a little test item
on page six...
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saying allegations
have been made.
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Allegations?.
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It's beneath their dignity
to quote some cellar-dwellerWeb site...
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in their hallowed journal.
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But the bastards in power have to
publicly deny those allegations...
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and then they're fair game.
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First it's the columnists
taking potshots.
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Then when they've got
the politicians on the run...
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they use our legwork, our ideas to write
outraged exposés and win Pulitzers.
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Then they gang up
like a pack ofjackals.
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But somebody has to plant the seed.
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The seed of doubt.
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He seems a lot more gubernatorial
with the sound off.