Good Night, and Good Luck.

1:12:06

Oh, yeah. I like it like that.

1:12:10

One of the best programs I ever heard
was called "CBS Views The Press".

1:12:15

A great many people liked it,
some didn't...

1:12:17

...but noone ever called it
anything but honest.

1:12:20

It was the work of an honest reporter.
Don Hollenbeck.

1:12:25

He also worked occasionally
on "See It Now'.

1:12:28

He did the 11 p.m. News
over some of these stations.

1:12:31

He had been sick lately
and he died this morning.

1:12:34

The police said
it was suicide... gas.

1:12:39

Not much of an obit.

1:12:40

But, at least we got our facts
straight, and it was brief.

1:12:44

And that's all Don Hollenbeck
would have asked.

1:12:48

Good night, and good luck.

1:12:55

Got to be in Philadelphia
this morning.

1:12:58

What time is your train?

1:13:00

9:00.

1:13:03

- Charlie going with you?
- Uh-huh.

1:13:14

Here's a thought.

1:13:17

What if we're wrong?

1:13:21

We're not wrong.

1:13:24

We're not going to look back...

1:13:27

...and say we protected
the wrong side?

1:13:32

Protected them from what? In the name
of what? What would we be preserving?

1:13:38

Argument could bemade,
'for the greater good".

1:13:43

Not once you give it all away.
It's no good then.

1:13:47

It's just a thought.

1:13:55

Senator, may we not drop this? We know
he belonged to the Lawyer's Guild.