:25:00
- Good evening, Lee.
- Good evening, Ed.
:25:03
- What are you doing? - I'm dictating
my weekly syndicated newspaper column...
:25:08
...and on my trusty tape recorder here,
I'm also dictating a book.
:25:14
- It's an inspirational book.
- Lee, what about you?
:25:16
Have you given much thought
to getting married and settling down?
:25:19
Actually, I've given
a lot of thought to it...
:25:22
...but I don't believe in getting married
just for the sake of getting married.
:25:26
I want to someday
find the perfect mate...
:25:29
...and settle down to what I hope will
be a marriage that will be blessed...
:25:33
...by faith
and will be a lasting union.
:25:36
I was reading
about lovely young Princess Margaret...
:25:41
...and she's lookng
for her dream man, too...
:25:44
...and I hope she finds him someday.
:25:47
Uh-huh. Lee, thanks very much
for letting us come and visit you.
:25:51
It's been very pleasant.
:25:52
And will you say goodnight
to your family for us?
:25:54
- I certainly will.
- Thanks a lot.
:25:56
- Good night, Ed.
- Good night, Lee.
:25:59
Next week, we'll take you
to Beverly Hills, California...
:26:02
...to the house of Mickey Rooney
and his newbride.
:26:04
Until then,
good night, and good luck.
:26:13
Good show, Mr. Murrow!
:26:37
Excuse me, Mr. Murrow.
:26:38
Could you take a look at this
and sign it for me, please?
:26:41
Thank you. Dr. Stanton
would like to have a drink with you.
:26:44
- When?
- Now. He's at the Pentagon Bar.
:26:46
I can't. What the hell
is he doing there?
:26:48
- I believe he's waiting for you.
- Just call him! - Fine.
:26:51
- Oppenheimer next week.
- It's a good show, Ed.
:26:55
- Hey, Don!
- Ed!
:26:57
You're getting good at this!
:26:59
They're gonna think you like it!