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Original sub: enwansix Translator: Arytoon
♪ Well ♪
♪ Take me back down where cool water flows, y & apos; all. ♪
♪ Let me remember things I love ♪
And, this is your weapon
Fine, kill them all. </ P>
♪ Stoppin & apos; at the log where catfish bite, ♪
Who is the one with curly hair?
Oh, he is Ellsberg
He works with Langsdale at the Embassy.
He is watching.
♪ I can hear the bullfrog callin & apos; me, oh ♪
♪ Wonder if my rope & sos; s still hangin & apos; to the tree ♪
Let's move.
Move!
♪ Love to kick my feet way down the shallow water ♪ </ p >
♪ Shoo fly, dragonfly, get back t & apos; mother ♪
- Do good protection. - Good luck.
Skip ♪ it across Green River ♪
♪ Well! ♪
Bravo-Two-Seven, Here are Kilo-Four-Tango. </ P>
Artillery assistance
Point 2-9-8-4- 7-1. </ P>
Come on. </ P>
Tunggu di sana, sobat. Mereka akan memperbaikimu.
We will get you out of here, don't worry about that.
And?
The Secretary wants to hear it, do you follow me?
You can say what the President expected -
I've read all reports Ellsberg,
and I said, that won't happen. </ P>
And, you know Mr. Cor. </ P>
He has discussed the war with the President
p>
And, in his opinion, we've experienced real progress
Over the past year, I have done my own review
And I think that adds <
But none of us ever been on the battlefield
You ever - You know who </ p >
So what are you trying to say
Secretary, what do I admire most
How many things are the same.
Look, that's what I said.
We muster 100,000 more soldiers to the battlefield,
But things don't get better?
For me, it seems like that is actually more bad.
Thank you, Dan.
Secretary!
Secretary, sir!
What is your trip, sir?
p>
Sir?
Good evening, gentlemen, I have nothing,
Speeches prepared but I very happy to receive your question
One by one - Jim?
Secretary, I asked if the trip made you optimistic
Or pessimistic about prospects < br /> us in this war,
You ask whether I am optimistic or pessimistic.
Today, I can say that the progress of military over the past 12 months
has exceeded our expectations.
We are very encouraged by what we witnessed in Vietnam.
In all cases, we have progressed.
I nice to have Bob Komer with us on the way
So he can see for himself which we show
Major improvements in every angle of the dimension of war.
Derrick.
UNITED STATES - VIETNAM 1945 - 1967
< font color = "# ff0000"> LEVEL - VERY SECRET
[RAND COMPANY]
- Good night, Dan. - Good night, Dan.
Night, buddy
You're fine, Dan
Yes, yes, I think... forget something, but can't
Next to the left, Melrose.
[PRINT]
WAR DISTRIBUTION PUBLIC STATEMENT
A. TRUMAN REPORT, B. EISENHOWER REPORT
C. KENNEDY REPORT
We are committed to ourselves [TRUMAN REPORT, YEAR 1945-1952]
For the purpose of a just and peaceful world order
Through the United Nations agency.
May 3, 1950
President Truman approved 10 million dollars for military assistance
to Indochina
WARNING OF THE WAR INTERNAL COMMITMENTS
EISENHOWER REPORT, YEAR 1953-1960 > - GENERAL AGREEMENT IN 1954 -
Depends on American leadership and hegemony
How to use our power
For the sake of world peace.
I feel worried in the sixth paragraph
Giving authority to control elections in Vietnam.
United States, like which is already known,
[KENNEDY REPORT] [JANUARY 1961 - NOVEMBER 1963]
Never started the war
On May 11, 1961.
President Kennedy ordered full inspection
By the Department of Defense about possible commitments
US troops to Vietnam.
We will not send American sons [JOHNSON REPORT]
To a distance of 9 or 10 thousand miles away from here
What ordinary Asians do for themselves.
President Johnson chose to reaffirm Kennedy's policy
Military operations begin with strong political control. </ P>
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WASHINGTON DC 1971
- Can we do - Can we do once
only once more? </ P>
Company sales how many shares ?
1.35 million shares.
And the price range?
Uh, an-between $ 24.50 and 20.7 dollars per stocks.
Not a very big difference.
For them but, bankers always do violins with prices -
But for us, that more than 3 million dollars
Representing a five-year salary for 25 good reporters.
Good. But why spend in the newsroom? </ P>
You are far more unprofitable than Gannett or Knight and Ridder. </ P>
Newspapers are monopolized by Gannett and Knight, Ridder himself in small cities
D-and our readers are partly big Is the leader? </ P>
Mer-they are educated, demand those who are more a lot.
That's why we invested with good reporters.
- And so... - Ka-Because
Quality and profitability go along. </ P>
See? You already know all this.
Oh my God!
Don't know - Did I do it.
- I want breakfast.
> - Yes, please. </ P>
We don't want Paul or Arthur to be too nervous about this
- No. - In the meeting. </ P>
- And thank you, Fritz. - Mm-hmm.
- Look at you in the center of the city. - I saw you.
You think this is necessary?
Oh God, yes, honey.
You have to hear how they talked at this meeting.
As if in foreign languages.
No, I mean inviting a government company.
Looks like we... don't have a dime of cash.
Almost no solvents. </ P>
Newspaper business. </ P>
Our newspaper business. </ P>
And we need a general offer to stay in business
p>
and continue to grow.
That's what Fritz said.
He also said family could maintain control of our business...
After all, I'm not sure your grandfather would want
Hello?
- Mrs.Graham? - Yes, here it is
Please wait, Chief of Staff.
Who is calling?
Haldeman.
- Mrs.Gaham, Bob Haldeman. - Yes, hello. </ P>
We have a little problem here.
Oh? </ P>
Oh God.
Oh.
I'm so sorry.
- Sorry, sorry. - Well, good morning.
Too late, I have to get all this... stuff and uh...
Then I get an unexpected incoming call.
What's with the suitcase?
Ben, I told you...
This is the day, we meet the bankers
- Oh, yes, right. - Today, You know this.
- Well, I'll bet every dollar. - Thank you.
This bag is the only one in the conference room
Who can read everything their crap
Maybe I'm the only one who needs it.
What do you think about Neil Sheehan?
Oh, my God, the coverage of the Vietnam is amazing. Why? </ P>
You're thinking of trying to steal him from The Times? </ P>
I'm not sure we can afford it. </ P>
He, uh, has never been able piece in three months.
Oh?
Do you think he likes something?
I saw Abe at the dinner party Sunday night then
And he looks great, very arrogant.
Isn't he always
- So who is that? - What, who ?
Missed incoming calls
Oh.
I have buried the dream.
To the White House.
- The Haldeman starts ringing. - Yes?
It looks like the President has decided
Not to give Judith trust
To cover Nixon's marriage.
- Oh, God. - Yes.
They say we can send other reporters.
Oh yeah?
- Don't believe that - I know.
-I know, but don't... -Oh God.
But what?
I'm not entirely sure blame the President
- This one, Dan. - No?
Do you want Judith to cover your daughter's wedding?
Well, my daughter is 10 years old.
I thought she burned the bridge > when he hit Julie's reception.
- They were punishing. - The author was very sharp.
- Of course it's a punishment. - This punishment.
Of course that's the punishment.
He compared Tricia Nixon with vanilla ice cream cones.
- He said that, - Yes, of course.
I mean, why did his father want Judy
to cover her daughter's wedding?
- Oh, come on. - Only me...
Are you sure we stomped right here, Dan? </ P>
Oh, we did this again? </ P>
No , new Style section, sometimes
- Coverage of stiletto parties - I handle it.
- Can be a little mean - I handle it </ p >
- I'm looking for a new editor. - Yeah.
You? because I've talked about this with you before.
You lost a female reader, and I thought
You might want to focus more on what women expect
Katharine, keep away your fingers from my eyes.
You...
Breakfast is your idea.
Ah, yes, yes, and You the publisher
and you are my boss and me...
I appreciate the input but I-I've heard you first three times.
I just thought there might be another way
we could cool it with the White House,
Maybe we could send someone else?
p>
- No, no, no. - Because,
I didn't send another reporter.
It's not bad news, Ben, only marriage.
Not only marriage, but...
This is the daughter's wedding President of the United States.
- Let the girl celebrate the day. - We can't prevent it
Just because they are not happy
What do we publish about their issues in our newspaper
I want to know if Abe cares very much </ p >
Who covered the wedding in his newspaper.
Well, I didn't give a rat's ass
What Abe or anyone cared about in New York Times. </ P>
Not true, I gave one rat's ass. </ P>
One retromingent mouse donkey. </ P>
Say that from Sheehan. </ P> >
Don't walk
This is from Sheehan.
Abe, here it is.
Okay, Roder told Nixon to work on the second term.
Osles has something on GIs buying heroin in Saigon,
But Ryder is on the list of potential subversive FBI.
Save it for the afternoon , I need Chal and Judith.
Judith!
What is authentic - List of potential subversives?
Oh, yes, Hoover in court save a copy.
Thousands of names.
Geyelin hears the Building White closes Judith.
Yes, I'm worried about that.
We think the editorial must run something.
I only heard someone say they were worried about that.
Now, if the White House takes such an attitude,
Shouldn't we be /> raise the flag?
Did you see Sheehan at the Kissinger press conference?
No.
What about the Al Haig thing?
>
No, the Times sent the new child.
New children
You think Sheehan likes something.
Yes. </ p >
No, no, I said he had something.
Do you want me to do a little digging?
No, it's below your salary value.
Intern!
You uh, do something important , head?
Eh, no, Mr. Bradlee. </ P>
Everything we do is important... in the Post. </ P>
It's $ 40, I want you take the first train
Get to New York
The Times Building on 43rd street - Don't tell those you are looking for
But look for reporters named Sheehan. </ p >
Neil Sheehan?
Yea, yea, find out what is Neil Sheehan doing.
Is that legal?
Well, what do you think we are doing here to live, kid?
- Get a receipt for the ticket. - Yes.
- Pagi, Ny. Graham. - Pagi.
Hello, all morning.
- Morning, nice to meet you - Mrs.Graham.
- Morning. - Morning, Arthur. < /p>
Halo.
So, everyone is here
-How are you - my Galahad? -Morning.
Thank you.
And I was the only one who brought homework to class.
I thought we were all in here, should we start?
Are you not damaging Nixon's wedding? </ P>
Another princess to get the story? </ P>
I did get a story, but I didn't hit Julie's wedding.
No, no, only the reception afterward.
There is a difference.
Not for the bride's father, he pays to play.
I think Americans pay to play.
Good, let's tell about it.
- Well, come on - Judith has to strike again.
I didn't hit Julie's wedding.
What would you call that, Judith?
Well, I call it deep reportage.
Alright, let's go, everyone.
How are we going to close this Nixon-Cox wedding?
p>
Eh, who else will be there?
- Oh, here. - Judith has a guest list.
No, I mean another press ?
The Times, Sun, Globe, all international newspapers.
All right.
So, we-we call them,
We call them all and uh,
We say Nixon has closed us
And we ask them for their records.
No, they will... i-it will be an act of solidarity
They will defend the first amendment.
We will tell one- the only way to protect publication rights
is to publish.
I don't understand, you said we set a price for $ 27.
No, we say the price range. </ P>
And the requests on our show are smooth. </ P>
Why not set it at $ 26? or even $ 25?
Well, Paul, we feel prices are set
$ 24.50 wiser.
Just a few dollars.
Not just a few dollars, that reaches 1.35 million shares...
That's how it is...
Three million dollars. </ P>
Lebih dari 3 juta dolar lebih sedikit - Kebanyakan surat kabar.
I mean, how many lots of reporters?
- In-This is about 25 - So don't get stuck...
- It's quite a bit . - At least a dozen. Fritz? </ P>
uh, at least 25 reporters
What are the 25 reporters? </ P>
Exactly 25 reporters. </ P>
Gentlemen, we know that not ideal,
But some of our investors reject the nature of the company.
They don't like newspapers?
They like Gannett and Knight and Ridder
But... frankly they are worried
Your ability to change serious benefits.
Gannett and Knight also Ridder
Have a monopoly paper in a smaller market
- That's why it's more profitable. - Mmm. </ P>
Core from bidding to grow
while investing based on quality from newspapers.
Kay and I talk about this a lot.
And we believe to improve quality
will naturally result in greater profitability.
- Not lucky. - More than just no luck.
Is this always the case? bankers lower the price
For their institutional investors? Fritz, isn't this what we discussed? </ P>
The family must consider who controls it
maybe another chair.
Absolutely not.
Not a surprise, Fritz Since the accident Phil suffered.
Arthur.
Don't be offended, Kay, it's a pity but...
Pembeli jelas berkomplot karena seorang wanita yang bertanggung jawab
and in-it's not like it's easy to sell it
It's a local newspaper with simple margins, simple ambitions.
I think Mr.Bradlee got problem with the characterization.
Of course, he is burdening his budget.
Amelia, pick up the phone, say I'm having lunch in Occidental.
Sure, Mr. Parsons.
Dozens of other journalists for what?
Crashing the Times newspaper?
So we can pretend pretend away from the same group?
Order drink at 5:00 on The Jefferson.
Arthur, Kay is right, Lazard only try
- Come on. - Make a better deal.
- Do you think that? - Because they are bankers.
Itu sebabnya mereka menginginkan lebih banyak kendali.
They just want certainty don't waste everything.
I mean, come on.
Fritz, Kay has a big party,
But her father gave the company the newspaper to her husband.
The reason she was running because of it - Because...
Phil had died.
Don't get me wrong, I think she's a beautiful woman. </ P>
But she got rid of Al Friendly and brought a pirate
Who didn't do besides blinding our margins.
I mean, you're not surprised if a buyer starts to worry
He doesn't have the determination to make serious profits.
Kay, that's your decision
But in my opinion,
If you want more than just a small family business,
is more than just < br /> newspaper sales business.
Thank you, Arthur, for your honesty.
Alright.
- We are determined? - Every set, Mr. Parsons. </ P>
Accident. </ P>
I...
It's not just an accident. </ P>
Phil clearly committed suicide. - I don't know why? </ P>
People insist on calling it an accident. </ P>
What makes them better? </ P>
Or what they think. ..
is good? I don't know. I don't know.
So what do you think?
Giving up more seats in parliament?
Of course not.
We're fine.
Hmm.
This section...
in my prospectus - I read it today.
Oh, yeah...
"For example disaster
"or disaster event in a week
" following the initial public offer,
"Lazard Frères & Co. holds full rights to cancel this problem. "
This is a boiler plate, Kay.
In standard contract language.
... but, so, banker can it back off?
Only if there is a real disaster.
Ben is hit by a truck...
the world has run out of ink for newspapers. ..
... the truck runs around blocks and hits Ben again...
You think wrong the only one possible.
I don't, but you know.
The Nixon White House doesn't mean nothing if it's not grudge.
Just this morning,
they forbid us to cover Tricia Nixon's marriage.
Somehow, I doubt that will rise to the level of disaster.
No, maybe not - Although,
When Ben decides to rob,
It's hard to imagine something more serious.
Disaster events...
Indeed it happened,
Yes, but the right to cancel for a week.
A week from public offerings.
Seven days after they rang the bell on Tuesday,
The agreement is complete
Hm.
It's fine, Kay. </ P>
Do you know the newsroom floor? </ P>
Lima. </ P>
Eh, no, no, < no, six, yes, six.
You don't think you're in under the control of Pakistan?
Five million refugees can make West Bengal instability .
So, Lindsay dropped the explosion tomorrow.
How can he cut 100 million?
There is a little blood on the floor of an oily house.
I heard the mayor gave it to Nixon in Philly.
Yes, I said people were acting rude.
Look at this.
You see the section piracy that?
Do you think six pages are enough?
We have three columns on the front page. I took it.
- In flight? < br /> - Flight.
Can I help you, mac?
Send one package to Mr. Mietson.
Maston, I understand he got it .
I know some
of the yacht stranded in the South Pacific.
Wait a minute, calm down.
I know couples whose yachts are stranded in the South Pacific.
It looks bleak, so the man asks,
"Do you take care of children?"
His wife nods. "What about your mother?" </ p >
Yes. OK. </ P>
"Do we donate to Nixon?" </ P>
- His wife shook her head. - Yes. </ P>
"Do we promise or promise ? "
" We promise. "
" Thank God! ", the man shouted. " Nixon will find us. "
" We saved! "
Speaking of Nixon, I just spoke with Kissinger
who was talking about the end of the Chinese embargo.
He sure this is a rather clever geo-political movement.
Oh, I think this is our sign, lady.
Someone on this character's desk
must have an idea that they can do.
I wonder what the word friend Joe McCarthy said.
The new Style section part that is beautiful on Lawrence Durrell.
Well, it's a matter of time < br /> Good style.
I thought this was a little better.
I heard he was working on a series of novels again.
I heard he was looking for a fourth wife.
I said, he was one of few individuals who could
feel comfortable until into the grip of communist China
without fear of big political costs.
Nixon is a smart person? He never laughs at my jokes.
Oh, Kay, I don't know how to do it.
I don't know how can you handle it?
Take a job today.
- Oh! - Good
You need to read the book.
- Kay, just a word?
Can you get the chance to read it?
Um.
Everything is fine?
- Marg, okay? - Well, he's fine. </ P>
The procedure works very well. </ P>
Oh, good, I have known for a long time... </ p >
I,...
I want to try to tell you, you heard news from me first.
There is an article that contains a question about me
published in The Times newspaper tomorrow.
This is not a flattering thing.
Run... me
Now you know me better than that.
Three days, three nights and not a word from you.
I'm very busy.
For everything I know, you lie in a ditch somewhere
with a knife on your back
Lying in the ditch?
Now, look, my dear, I will tells what happened.
I was in Birmingham.
Hello.
Hello, Ben
Hello, Katharine. </ P>
I'm sorry to bother you too late, but listen.
Can you make progress with Mr.Sheehan?
No, no, No. I haven't
< i> I just talked about what is weird with Bob McNamara.
And... I think The Times has a great story tomorrow.
Ah, damn it.
You know, he won't give me any details, but
Bob says it's enough... harm him -
Ben.
Finally we have them.
We have them.
- Ah. - Ah?
- Well, good enough. - Happy couple?
- Hey! Editorial head! - Mr.Bradlee. </ P>
So, have you ever tracked down Sheehan ? </ P>
No, but I saw imitation of the page ahead tomorrow.
There is a big gap.
There is nothing but its name.
Damn it.
p>
Damn it!
- Give us three pieces - Here it is, here it is
Here, here, here. Thank you, thank you .
What about the list of victims -
Do you have that figure?
No, sir, but I think this is very low,...
Good. Okay.
There's nothing more interesting in this world?
Yes, sir, this is very important ,
The New York Times has dared to expose
the most secret war document .
You mean that is what leaked out of the Pentagon?
The whole report that was written by McNamara.
This is a violation of high security,
more than the big one whatever is the biggest
-I saw - Well...
Well, what is doing about that?
I... -Do we know this will come out ?
No, we don't know, sir.
I have Dr. Kissinger.
Henry, that for me just doesn't make sense -
this is a reasonable action
part of the bastard who extinguished it.
I'm very sure
this violates all kinds of security... law -
People must be included for this kind of thing.
God!
McNamara knows we can't win on & apos; 65
Six years ago.
Well, at least we got his marriage.
There are other people who are tired or reading the news rather than reporting it?
Do we have a clue?
There is a man, Phil and I know him in Boston
works in the Department of Defense when McNamara assigns it. </ P>
Alright, call him. </ P>
Others? </ P>
So so?
My best leader comes from editorial?
We will be taller on the backyard of our own house.
Ben, come on , it's just one story.
No, this is 7,000 pages that detail how the White House
lied about the war in Vietnam for 30 years. </ p >
This is Truman and Eisenhower and...
Boosting...
LBJ has lied
Stories about the Vietnam war - and you think it's only one story?
Let's do what works for us.
Find the page
Ben, uh...
I might... get something... maybe.
Alright, tell me this time a little... wishy-washy.
I will pursue my own superiority.
p>
Why don't you cut his bangs?
- Mother, - Just a little.
I'm right in the middle.
It's a little hard to read, right? </ P>
It's harder for you, I imagine. </ P>
No.
Why? </ P>
These are your people < br>> McNamara?
Dan Kennedy, and Johnson.
Jack, also Lyndon is your father's friend.
I flew to Texas together Lyndon weekend after convention. </ P>
And when he saw you, he called you into the cage.
Oh, he just wanted the newspaper to support him
Yes, but I mean, You told Steve and Bill to wait at home
- I have a housekeeper - I know that.
waiting in the cage
You have nothing but dirty clothes on your suitcase. </ P>
How do you know what I have in my suitcase? </ P>
Jumping in the Air Force Once , spend the weekend -
-I don't jump, you and -see and
Livvie Pearce and say, "I have to go ! "
Urge Lyndon and Lady Bird.
It's hard to say...
& apos; no & apos; to the President of the United States.
Do you expect someone?
At this hour?
I hope it's not too early.
Not at all, definitely urgent.
Where is your sister?
This is also mine, honey.
Where is your sister?
Let's find him.
I believe you know the New York Times.
Hmm.
The report they are working on...
>
Who was assigned by McNamara.
Yes I mean.
When McNamara assigned him, maybe he had a copy.
I need tell you to find a resource person
Like looking for a needle in a haystack.
I don't need a metaphor.
I've never so the author for a while
so the old cliché - Comparison of the best
I can come.
I need a copy the report, Kay.
- Oh, here it is. - Thank you.
Ben, just like me happy
A good investigation task,
- Bob McNamara is an old friend. - Mm. </ P>
He lived his life a lot now. - Only me
Maybe he said all that want to say.
Why do you think so?
- Why? - Why?
Why did McNamara talk to me?
Well, I just said he is my old friend, and
Well, is he talking about other friends? </ P>
I'm not sure of appreciating > the implications
McNamara is talking to you
- Because you're the publisher - That's not true!
from the Washington Post - It's impossible .
- That's not the reason. - Because you really want to meet you.
Save reputation our newspaper
- No need to hesitate - McNamara wants you by his side.
No, Ben, not my role. You know that. </ P>
I won't say how to write about him. </ P>
Just like I don't want to
take it to myself /> to tell him
He should have submitted the secret document,
it could be a crime,
In order to be your resource person
Resources us, Katharine.
No, I'm - no.
I don't. I won't
ask Bob for his research.
I...
I understand, you have a relationship with Bob McNamara.
But don't you think you also have an obligation
on newspapers and for the public?
Let me ask you something .
That's how you feel when you are
besides Jack Kennedy?
Where do you feel Your obligation at that time?
I don't remember you pushing it very hard for everything.
- I pushed Jack back then - And no I've pulled it.
I - Is that so?
Because you used to eat dinner at the White House once a week.
All trip to Camp David.
Oh, and yearly cruise in Sequoia
you told me
It's hard to believe you'll be able to all invitation
if not
drag some push
Protest on the street spread today throughout the country </ p >
after publication more quotes
from the Department of Defense archive classified
in the New York Times.
Reports the call assigned by former Defense Secretary
Robert McNamara has sparked further debate
during the war took place in Vietnam.
Because it was clear Kennedy and Johnson
and Eisenhower too Truman
is very misleading countries in Vietnam
Series entitled bombs have appeared for two days last
in the New York Times.
We don't want the smell of war!
♪ I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains ♪
♪ I've walked and I've crawled on six crooked highways ♪
And my sister Mario said,
"There is a time for surgery a machine so it feels unclean
"you have to lay down your body on the gear
" and on the wheel, also on the lever
"and you have to stop it! "
One, two, three, four!
We don't want the smell of war!
One, two, three, four! </ p >
So the President doesn't have to admit something
the whole world already knows
You have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal at 7:00 a.m. Oak Room. </ P>
Then I meet you tomorrow morning in the lobby at 8:00
so you have plenty of time to go downtown before the event,
- And... - And breakfast.
- Mr. So. -This is Harry Rowan.
Hey, um...
Let me call you back from outside the newsroom.
Excuse me.
Are you an important person?
Yes, I'm a public reporter.
All right,
Eh, I guess I have something
Be my guest
And they are the speakers. </ P>
Every time I read New /> York Times above fold
- Mr.Bradlee? - No.
It feels like someone stabbed a poker card into my ass. </ P> p>
I thought I had something.
How did you get this?
A woman left her on my desk.
No one secretly recommends that McNamara
provoke North Vietnam so that has reason to escalate.
Yes, it's in The Times article. - Good.
You have to check it out.
- Whether it's - Oh my God.
>
Give someone who can type 91 words per minute.
- Ben. - And have proof, okay?
- Ben. - Yes.
I think we have something.
What is that?
Yes, God.
Is this part From the results of McNamara's report?
How can you get this?
From someone who left my desk.
At your desk?
Not my desk - Me, but a woman.
- A woman? - Oh, we... have
Hundreds of McNamara records - A woman, who is she? </ P>
- News material here. - She's a hippie woman,
- Hey, Debbie, give me a bag. - Don't know what they call
- But it's one of the skirts - He eh,
- Looks like you - He came out, just left
- Related to color. - Elsewhere
- Not me - Some between height 5; 4 and 5 6 6. </ P>
Now, the real thing. </ P>
Oh, he,
- We are back in the contest. - This is a bad tie, sir.
Skirt is a tie.
This will be tomorrow's front page
Newspaper. Um...
Give...
Give it to Marder, this is his lucky day. </ P>
Oh my God, it's fun. </ P>
Rand Corporation.
Harry Rowan, please.
This is Harry.
Harry , that's Ben Bagdikian.
Do you think someone interrupted your phone?
I thought someone might bother you.
Why someone interfere with my phone?
If I think the study McNamara has leaked from Rand,
I will interrupt call the Rand president. </ p >
This is DOD.
Copies sent to Rand for safekeeping.
Two copies, if I don't wrong.
Oh my God, Ben, the leak doesn't come from us.
Are you sure about that?
See, according to my experience,
people who want to be like this out there and have the guts to do it,
- They are certain types
They have heart conscience and belief
But they also have
Ego.
Well, there is a man that we both know.
Good? He was there at the same time as me. </ P>
He left right afterwards. </ P>
With whom I talked, didn't I? </ P>
It's not the first person you think
When you see the article in The Times newspaper?
Okay, look, I have go.
Sir and Mrs. Rosenthal.
- Oh, yeah, I see. - Same.
Hi.
- Ah. - Very sweet.
I will ask sorry first.
Nice to meet you.
>
I'm not at all pleasant, Abe.
- I'm so nervous - Huh?
Tomorrow on the Stock Exchange, I have to make a speech...
No, going public is a great step for Post.
Maybe you can even think about expanding,
try to be more
> from a national newspaper.
I hope Abe allows I buy shares.
Contrary to company policy, but
- If you are nervous and need interference, I
I happen to have a copy of The Times today. </ P>
- Oh! - What!
Unless you have read it.
Basic bad people, actually.
Can we bring you drinks?
Bundy thinks Continuous bombing.
He thinks it will change the current. This is February of the year & apos; 65.
Yes, until April, they consciously won't cut it.
- Great thing. - And get this
He changed the mission from basic security
- Become an aggressive battle - Oh My Lord. </ P>
This is a big shift. He has widened the issue of war. </ P>
But he insists on keeping his secrets. </ P>
Americans /> not notified.
Okay, so this is a real agreement.
So how long will it take you can write it down?
I can have it for Thursday.
What if we pretend to be a poet and not a novelist?
I... I think I can draw something tomorrow night.
Okay, we can run it on Wednesday.
Enough through all the research you want
But please if we < don't have these pages
tomorrow night, we might as well...
It's too late.
- What? - The Times already has it.
Of course they have it.
"President Johnson decided April 1, 1965
- "American ground forces - of course The Times has it.
-" offended written by Neil Sheehan "
-" because of a month of bombing "
Sheehan is a bastard, He has been a bastard for years.
Mr. President, Attorney General was called several times
about the truth of this York Times New story. </ p >
You mean to sue The Times?
My view to judge
stab fair who can give it.
If you can search know who it is.
Yes, I know.
I mean, can The Times newspaper be sued?
Looks like that.
As far as The Times newspaper is concerned,
they are enemies, we must do it.
Bastard.
Abe Rosenthal.
Oh good evening
Your desk is there, sir .
No doubt for not publishing.
Only after Scotty Redstein
Threatening to publish it on Vineyard Gazette </ p >
Does Punch decide to publish.
Don't have the same effect.
Jimmy.
We were asked
to refrain from further publications
by the Attorney General.
Nixon takes us to court?
Kay, I'm sorry, I...
Oh no.
Gosh.
Why didn't I get the check? </ P>
No, sit up straight, don't argue, come back soon. </ P>
Mr.Rosenthal must go on business.
Of course, we will put it on the tab.
No, no, I took the bill,
Sorry to bother, May I use your phone? </ p >
But of course, Madame.
Friends who are overlapping overlap with Rand's
He is a little showy but really smart.
He works for McNamara and has another opinion
about making decisions who goes to Vietnam. </ P>
- Good. - The word is. ..
he is grateful
is quite difficult.
Can he access this document?
Sure enough Rand has a copy.
Don't have nonsense, well, can you find it?
Maybe I'll try.
I'm receiving Mrs.Graham on the phone.
Katharine! </ p >
Hey, listen, me -
- I got the headlines tomorrow. - Ah.
Dear God, all right, again.
John Mitchell contacted The Times,
it seems the President will looking for a command
There is no nonsense
That means we are in that damn contest.
If The Times newspaper is closed...
When you close it, there are no more contests.
In other words the contest is over.
But Katharine, anyone will kill to break this problem.
Well, of course, but not if means breaking the law.
If a federal judge stops The Times publishes a newspaper,
well, I don't see how we can publish -
even if we can get a copy.
I see.
Ben?
Do you have something?
No.
Okay, so there's nothing to talk about, really.
There's nothing to talk about at all, but uh...
But thanks for the tip, Mrs. Graham. </ P>
What are you still doing here? </ P>
Hai.
- How are you doing, Kay? - Hello everyone. Nice to see you. </ P>
Hello?
Yes, I'm looking for Dan Ellsberg. </ P>
He doesn't work here anymore.
Do you know where he is now?
No, I don't know. Who is this?
Thank you. </ P>
And it's my privilege
to welcome the company Washington Post
to the American Stock Exchange!
More than just an honor, Mrs.Gaham,
this is a real honor
Hello , this belongs to John this.
Gentlemen.
Thank you all for helping Washington Post
Periksalah untuk hari ini.
Tuan-tuan.
Terima kasih semuanya telah membantu Washington Post
be a stronger company.
Center for International Studies.
Yes, I'm looking for Dan Ellsberg.
He isn't here
But he still works there? </ P>
Yes.
May I take an order?
Tell him Ben So call. </ P>
Congratulations. </ P>
Dude, why don't we > get together to take pictures?
A good idea. We start.
Smile, Kay!
What is that?
You just bought Washington Post shares! </ P>
I know, I'm very happy! </ P>
1.35 million shares on 24.50 per share.
I believe not only will make Post a solvent,
but stronger than before.
- Post! - Post !
He said to call from a safe phone.
Mm-hmm.
I heard Kennedy said Phil Graham the smartest person he had ever met.
In order for Kay's father to hand over the company,
Say something about that man.
Ben!
You think that a time.
- Raise it Good night.
The New York Times that is late today is prohibited
at least until Saturday
from publishing more many more confidential documents
dealing with causes and behavior
of the Vietnam war
The Times, according to his words,
said he would obey federal judge's decision
Murray Gurfein
but refused permanent orders
in the trial session
The Nixon Administration has commissioned
the last two parts of the Times series
yields
injuries that cannot be repaired on national defense.
Why bother bother against communists?
I think Jefferson just just rolled in his grave.
Has the court stopped an article from a previous publication? </ p >
Not in the history of the Republic.
Luckily we are not part of from this mess.
I let my left be in this mess.
There is a front page to go through.
Tomorrow, Chal, it's yours.
All right.
The party is over, let's go, go back to work, germs.
... at a press conference for discuss Pentagon papers...
Hello.
Hi, this is uh, Ben.
Yeah?
And? </ P>
No.
Oh, um,
I try to get a friend first.
617-597-4580.
Oh!
Wait </ p >
- What is 4580, 61 ..? - Call from another phone.
617
597-4580. < /p>
617
597
4580
Halo.
- Well, I already looking for - Well. Hey, Ben, it's Dan.
Dan! </ P>
It's nice to hear your voice
Yes, it's been a long time.
Yes.
- Who is this? - This is Ben.
Ben. </ P>
Dan. </ P>
This research has 47 volumes. </ P>
I sneaked out a few at a time,
It took months to copy everything. </ P>
What the hell? </ P>
Well, we are all former government employees. </ P>
With permission, all of that. </ P>
McNamara wants academics to have the opportunity
to check out what has happened
He told us, "Let chips fall where they are." </ P>
Brave men. </ P>
I think the guilt of the motivator is greater than courage. </ P>
McNamara doesn't lie and the rest.
But I guess he doesn't see what will happen,
what we found, it didn't take a long time to find out
Well, for all of us to find out.
If the public ever saw these letters,
they will turn around against war.
Covert Oops, guaranteed debt,
rigged elections, everything is there.
Ike, Kennedy, Johnson
They violate Geneva Conventions,
and they lie to Congress > also to the public.
They know we can't win
and still send young people to die.
What about Nixon?
>
He just keeps like everyone else.
Too scared to be someone who lost the war on his watch.
Someone said this
When we found out we lost.
10 percent for helped South Vietnam.
20 percent withheld comies.
70 percent to avoid
insult from American defeat
70 percent
of that boy
just avoid < br /> to be humiliated?
That sticks with me.
They will chase you, you know?
And I have to be honest,
p>
Bread crumbs aren't too difficult to follow.
I know.
They will lock you, Dan.,
Will you not be jailed to stop this war? </ P>
Theoretically, of course. </ P>
You published these documents?
Yes.
Even with that command.
In that case, isn't so theoretical, right?
I went working in the studio.
My day is very good, thank you have asked.
That picture made me sad.
Me too.
Mr.Bradlee.
I'm in Boston .
I need two chairs.
Why?
I need to order
two seats on the flight first tomorrow
maybe first class
There is no dirt, you have it.
Well, you can only get your ass back here, and. ..
Come straight home.
Forget Chal and Meg and others,
I don't want the whole room news know this.
I have to go.
Don't you invite a bunch of people?
Yes.
Yes, they are,
they will appear tomorrow.
When, tomorrow? Is this breakfast?
- or have lunch? - Don't know. Don't know
Do you need me to get something? </ P>
Yes, we will look for everything. </ P>
Okay, well, where did you go?
Outside.
-You went to the newsroom? -No. Love you, bears
I have a cake, I hope it's okay? </ P>
Oh, of course, as long as it doesn't anyone counts the candle. </ P>
Forgive to enter again. </ P>
Maybe I should give you the key. </ P>
Eh, I'm not here to hit your party. </ P>
What's wrong?
Well, I can use it for a while.
So, can I ask a hypothetical question?
Oh dear, I don't like a hypothetical question.
Well, I don't think you will like the original.
Do you have a letter news?
Not yet.
Oh, my God, oh, my goodness, because you know,
the position that will make me enter
p>
We have language in the prospectus...
Yes, I know, I know
- where can bankers change which </ p >
their minds, that and I know what is at stake.
You know,
The only couple I know both Kennedy and LBJ
wants to socialize with you and your husband. </ P>
And have that damn newspaper. </ P>
That's how it works. </ P>
so you can go to a party have dinner and drink the same cocktail
and tell jokes when there is war
- Raging in Vietnam. - Ben, I don't know what
what we talked about
I didn't protect Lyndon. </ P>
No, you got the former Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara, the person who was assigned
- This study was one of them - I didn't protect it.
- A dozen party guests - I don't protect
- Above your terrace - Anyone from them. I
protect newspapers
Well, well, I'm not Jack Kennedy's henchman.
On the night he was killed, Tony and I went down
at the Naval Hospital so we will be there,
meet Jackie when he lands.
He brings Jack's body back to the plane from Dallas
he goes into the room.
Jack is still wearing the pink suit </ p >
with Jack's blood continuing to come out.
He fell into Tony's hands and they hugged each other
long enough and...
Then Jackie looked at me and said, "None of these -
" Nothing you see, nothing you say
"There was nothing in your newspaper, Ben. "
And it's about breaking my heart, me, uh...
I never...
I never thought of Jack as a resource. </ P>
I thought of him as a friend. And
And, my mistake. </ P>
And, that's something Jack knows all along. </ P>
We can't be both , must choose.
And...
And that's the point.
The days we smoke a cigar together
on Pennsylvania Avenue it's over.
Your friend, McNamara
proved it
The way they lie.
Those days must end. </ P>
We have to check
on their strength
If we don't ask accountability,
then, my God, who?
Well, I've never been smoking cigar.
And I have no problem with Lyndon or Jack or
Bob or one of them is responsible.
We can't ask their responsibility
if we don't have newspapers
if we don't have a newspaper
Oh, um...
Happy birthday, by the way.
Oh, that's not what I heard.
- Soda club. < br /> - Yes, thank you.
Sir,
I need to place your chair in an upright position
- Before taking off - Oh yeah. </ P>
Oh, definitely valuable. </ P>
Yes... that's just... some government secret documents
Oh .
Please fasten your seat belt.
- Do you know why we are here? - Defeat me.
- Hi, Marina > - Hi. </ P>
- Do you want lemonade? - A little earlier for me
Ah, just relax, I buy. </ P>
What the type of lemonade that you have there?
One, with lemonade in it.
Good.
Here it is.
Bill, help me out.
Take my bag
- What is that...? - Yes.
Not a full report, but more than 4,000 pages.
Hah, is this suitable?
I don't think so.
There are no page numbers.
Yes, that's where the secret stamps are.
My resource person must cut it.
We are supposed to retire on Friday.
Ben, how can we sort out these 4,000 pages
They don't even be arranged loosely.
The Times has three months to sort.
There's no way we get this amount... .
Yes, he is right, we have less than eight hours.
We get two per city, we have ten. </ p >
Hey, hey, hey, for the last six years we've played catch up.
And now thanks President of the United States
Speaking of which, taking the entire First Amendment,
we have one thing
There will be no competition. </ P>
There are dozens of stories here. </ P>
Times barely scratches the surface. </ P>
We have ten hours Until the time limit, so,
we dig
I think this memo is from McNamara.
Uh "This is my belief that there should be
p>
pause three or four weeks in bombing - "
Wait, wait, wait, I see half of the memo.
Eh , anyone has half cable from Dulles on & apos; 54?
I thought, I saw one from July.
"in the minds of the American people."
It-It-It-That's it! Mm-hmm.
So Johnson didn't try to make peace ,
he only manipulated the public?
The supervisor came out for suspension in the bombing since when?
Year & apos; 65 to & apos; 68.
What about the memo from Eisenhower?
Special committee in Indochina?
Eh, Meg reads one part for me. </ p >
- Meg? - Everyone saw the mention of
- from Rand, Vietcong? - Well, I think this might be
from Rand Corp, "VC is very committed." </ P>
"South Vietnam causes defeat." </ P>
Whoa! Here it is! </ P>
- Meg, Meg, Meg, I need... - I put it on the shelf. </ P>
Some stacks. </ P>
We somewhere.
- Good, 01.30, - 4:00 a story conference.
May I interest whoever buys this lemonade?
Is there a vodka in it?
- I'm not, I'm not - Hah,
- Put the vodka in my lemonade. - It's easier for the child.
Why not?
- How much, my dear? - Quarter.
It's fifty cents.
-Inflation. < br /> - This will go up!
Mr. Bradlee. Roger Clark. </ P>
Oh, you're Roger Clark. </ P>
It's nice to meet you directly. </ P>
You... you're our senior legal advisor .
Yes, we have been talking on the phone.
My voice must sound strange.
When did you finish law school?
- I passed - Rhetorical questions. </ P>
- Kau tahu, - Ya.
The man we have before becomes Secretary of State?
I don't know that.
A little joke, maybe it's not the time -
p>
What can I actually help with
So why does the CIA director send a memo about work orders?
Because they haven't < br> call it war.
Okay, I have turkey with mustard,
excess beef with radish. - Oh, I took it </ p >
Howard, look at this.
- Chal, you have to see this - Pick up a napkin.
A full analysis of McNamara about war.
What does it say about what...?
So, we know they will kill Diem.
I have something from McNamara on the fireplace -
another fireplace
Murray, where is the part behind this one? </ p >
To be honest with me this is not a secret document
Documents from McNamara.
- That's about 4,000 pages. - Are you hungry?
I need to use the phone.
Uh, there's a phone extension in the other room.
- That's all? - Here it is,
This will happen
Hi, thank you for letting me stop by.
- Marg is still taking a nap? - Well, yeah.
Do you mind if we speak in the center?
- Only I can hear it. - No, no
- He wakes up... - Of course not.
I can't stay long,
- A big program at home later. - I thought it was
read everything now
Yes, I have. Yes.
And I overcame it again this morning.
All that.
And I just...
I'm sorry, Bob, I...
know you deal with so much,
But it's just that, it's very difficult,
try what makes sense,
how can you do all these things?
How can you lie to all of us? </ P>
Well... i-it's easy
a newspaper to characterize us
as a liar, we just try pushing it back -
Yes, but you let it continue continue, and so on, and -
My son comes home now and Congratulations - Thank God.
But you saw it go.
We can't win there
for years, but you let...
You let so much our friends' children were sent...
Kay , we do our best that can be done.
That's domino theory, detention.
And finally, we feel pressure from the military
Things that will drag Ho Chi Minh to the green table.
The decision process our decision -
"Defects."
It's defective. That's what your instructor said . </ P>
Yes. </ P>
I believe
You're trying to do your best. </ P>
And I know how it's difficult
to make choices that will...
That's your kind.
Oh, what happens next > maybe not so good.
You have a newspaper
Oh.
Just say
Maybe
a big decision to make.
They argue that this is a violation of against espionage laws.
A big crime, Ben .
That's ha-only if the document we publish
can damage the image of the United States.
There is a federal judge in New York
who seems to think they can. </ P>
Well, I have six reporters experienced in the next room
who have reported this war for the past ten years.
I think they have a better idea
of what can damage the image of the United States
than some judges who just
waded through this region for the first time.
"Wading", is that < br /> metaphor for Vietnam?
Well, Ben, look, we know your reporters are talented.
But the New York Times newspaper spent three months
to sort documents - this document
You have 7 hours now until the newspaper goes to print?
Tell me honestly, is this enough time? </ p >
to ensure none of the
military plans, not just one US troop,
None of America's lives will be harassed,
Will not damage the American image States if you publish?
Yes.
Are you sure about that?
No! That's why I called you. </ P>
Look, Kay, I know why Times runs the story. </ P>
But you need to understand,
Research this is for posterity. written in academics
In the future and now, we are still in the middle of a war.
The article cannot be objective.
I think the public has the right to know.
/ p>
But I prefer
This research isn't widely available
Until you can read it with some perspectives.
- You understand. - Mm.
We've been through many things, aren't we?
You and Marg.
You're there for me. </ P>
At the lowest point in my life. </ P>
You helped me
You have chosen the whole board. </ P>
You're my most trusted advisor.
My best friend
But my feelings
About that not about you
Be part of the decision this is to publish or not.
Your suggestion, Bob, not your permission
Good,
then as one of the most trusted advisors to ,
and someone who knows how much cares about this company,
I'm worried, Kay.
I work in Washington for ten years
I see people up close.
Bobby and Lyndon, they have who are tough customers.
But the figure of Nixon, <br He is a different person.
He has some people evil around him.
And if he publishes, he can get a bad thing from them
Colsons, and Ehrlichmans and he will destroy you.
- He is terrible, but
He - Because his daughter is Nixon!
p>
He wants to destroy newspapers for years.
And you won't get second chance, Kay.
Richard Nixon, </ p >
will gather the full power of the presidency.
And if there is a way to destroy your newspaper,
For God's sake, he will find it!
- Publication of sensitive sensitive documents - It can be said
- National security threats. - Nothing happened there.
If that happens, our newspaper will get a punishment. </ P>
Isn't that why you're still here. </ P>
- Yes, Ben, - But if we lose
Oh, what we have paid, you should not lose.
Ben, you need to listen to them.
Hey, Fritz, happy meet you.
It's about the future of the company.
- And make sure there's only one. - Oh, a little melodramatic,
- Don't you think - Melodramatic.
You're talking about uncovering government secrets for years.
I can't imagine they would take it lightly.
It could endanger this public offer. </ p >
Can harm our television station.
You know that criminals can't hold broadcast licenses.
I think giving some nonsense about television stations?
You have to, they make more money than you guys.
And without that income, we are forced to sell it.
If the government wins and we are punished,
Washington Post is like we know it will cease to exist.
Well, if we live > in a world where
The government can tell what is allowed and cannot be published,
Then the Washington Post as we know it
There is nothing more to hear.
What if we wait first?
What if we postpone publishing it today?
And instead we call the Attorney General
p>
And we told him I meant to publish it on Sunday.
That way, we give them time to find out
Legality of all that ,
While the court in New York investigated the case of the Times newspaper publication.
You suggested that we notify the Attorney General
matter fact, we have these documents
that we will publish
in a few days.
Well, well,
outside of Hindenburg landing in a thunderstorm,
The most ridiculous idea I have ever known.
Oh.
Oh, this is a great guy.
Ah, I was found.
Thank you, Kay, you don't have to overcome all these problems.
We have to submit it to the door, no, honey.
- Oh, Gene. - Mrs.Gaham.
So, everything's fine?
Eh, the building is quite hot at Ben's house.
Oh, everything doesn't work well?
p>
No, Ben and Mr. Beebe is completely at odds. </ P>
Fritz and Ben on the opposite side? </ P>
I made a commitment to publish this article. </ P>
- Enjoy the fight? - Well, who won?
Nixon
I didn't see it coming in
Have you? It's holding Fritz. </ P>
Where is Fritz now? </ P>
- Eh,
There - Not much talk, lawyers. </ P>
If we won't publish,
Why do we stop the back of us, Ben?
Keep writing.
And what can,
Can you stop typing like holding chopsticks?
What's up there, Fritz?
Calling Kay.
Forgive me, Ben.
I know you want this
There will be others.
Feeling in this hell.
Hello, hello, I'm calling.
Well, well, this is my house
- So I will be called. - Alright, Ben.
I just want- thank you all
to come out tonight
to help me launch Harry Gladstein and him
a new sailboat to... Chesapeake Bay.
In retirement that was received.
Let me tell you little by little
Why am I so wild about Harry. </ p p>
Mrs.Gaham, Mr.Beebe waited on the telephone line.
Year 1949, right?
Eh, Phil Graham was the first time bring Harry to the company.
- I'm afraid they need you now - And I remember he told me.
Mrs.Graham.
- Those who are now
Uh, oh, baby I'm so sorry. </ P>
Maafkan aku, Harry.
I thought I should suspend.
Well, you get paid overtime.
Come back soon.
We have to wait.
Yes, I understand, Ben, but if you wait a day...
Fritz is on the telephone line? </ P>
We have to answer on this telephone line. </ P> >
Well, there's a telephone extension in the living room.
Liz, show me where, please, thank you.
- Hello, Fritz ? - Hello, Kay.
Do you want I catch you?
I can say, he said he can't. There, you stuck.
-Ben? -Ho, this is an Art.
Uh, Ben, there are worries here </ i i>
which is straightforward in for the value of your salary.
Well, there are a few of yours.
Like freedom a bad press.
Let's be civil if we can.
What do you think, Nixon < br /> going to be a civilian?
He tried to censor New York Times.
Yes, Times, not Post.
The same thing!
This is a historic game. If they lose, we lose.
Hello, is someone on the phone?
This is Phil.
Is that Phil Geyelin? </ P>
Uh, yes, Mrs. Graham.
Good, I want you to weigh it if you want. </ P>
because I want to know the staff's feelings about this.
Uh, well, frankly, Mrs. Graham,
Ben Bagdikian and Chal Roberts, both of them threatened to resign.
We did not publish, that means.
Come on, Kay, what do you expect?
You won't lose.
Because of respect, we all
Everything we have will be lost if we don't publish it
What will happen to the reputation of this newspaper?
Everyone will know we have learned.
I'm sure half the city already knows.
What if we sit on our ass?
As if we are wise. </ P>
It seems we are too scared.
We fight the State will lose the winning Nixon.
Nixon wins this, and so on.
And that's all we fear.
The only way to be firm is the right to publish it.
Fritz, wh-is Fritz-Fritz there ?
Fritz is that you?
I'm here, Kay.
Bag-what do you think?
What do you think I should do?
I think...
There are arguments on both sides. </> p>
But I guess I won't publish it.
Let's go.
Come on - Come on.
- Come on - Come on
Let's go, let's go, - Let's go
Let's publish soon. </ P>
- What? - Phil? </ P>
- What? - What did he say? </ P>
We left. </ P>
He said we would publish. </ P>
- He, damn - My God.
- Damnl - Let's get this.
Damn.
- I need that, Meg. - Oh sorry.
TT-Wait,
- I need the notes. - Sorry sorry.
We have uh,
Two hours to get to...
I understand, hold on.
- TT-Wait, who took it? - I got it.
Alright, call national table, The idea comes with us.
Finish!
Alright, take it in the newspaper.
Meet the editorial section.
- Ben. - Yeah.
- That's all? - That's all.
You, you have half an hour.
p>
I uh, I'm not sure how many thoughts are
You made this decision, but we still have time.
I know when the limit is the print time.
Listen, I'm still, uh, learning how to do this,
But all that has been /> about the business
You made a mistake seriously here.
One of them is charged to be your expensive newspaper.
And hurting every people gather here,
not to mention hundreds of other people who work for you. </ P>
I'm just trying to digest my mind. </ P>
Kay, all I want is what is best for your business.
But I just called out with some bankers,
They thought that maybe, maybe even,
Some institutional investors will back down
Still insist on publishing, they can back down...
Kay.
You have a few hours.
For your goodness
For the sake of all your employees,
Hope you reconsider.
Give me a tube.
Take it on the floor below, and I want the page editor
to stand on lino until they are ready to publish it.
Good.
So,
I need to know your resource person. </ P>
I've explained before. </ P>
Well, we won't press before. </ P>
Yea, well, my answer remains the same.
"The action has been started for ordering the New York Times...
" and their agent was withdrawn more go on or be revealed...
Certain suspected documents "
Are you trying to make me upset?
No, not me, Judge Gurfein.
- If you look at the sentence the restraining order
I will read it.
So you know the Times newspaper your resource person, where are we the same
- That direct violation - I don't want
from the Times newspaper.
Are you sure?
We are finished
You got it from their source ?
Excuse me?
Have you learned
from the resource person same like the Times newspaper?
We did not reveal our source.
- "This action has already begun"
- "New York Times and the agent "
- I understand, I understand. - From dissemination or disclosure...
If you can study from the same resource person,
p>
Yes, we can all be executed at dawn.
And we can be held in court.
You can say Mr. Bradlee and Mrs. Graham will go to jail. </ P>
So,
How likely is that
Where do you come from? </ P>
The Times means that is the same person? </ P>
Most likely. </ P>
How likely is that? </ P>
Very large. </ P>
- Very likely. - Yes, maybe.
What does all this mean?
Income from lemonade
Marina wants me to take it for saved.
Ah, wow.
We will publish it.
Wow.
It's not finished thinking Kay will do it.
>
Brave steps.
Oh, do you want to lose?
Uh, my job?
- My reputation? - Oh, Ben, please
Both of us know this doesn't do anything
besides damaging your reputation
This job, you always can find another way.
You try to make me feel calm,
There is a good way to do it. </ P>
You're very brave. </ P>
But Kay...
Kay is in a position that never thought of. </ P>
My position convinced many people
Don't be prejudiced that it should be he did it. </ P>
And You're told many times that it's not good enough,
Your opinion isn't important,
When they don't just see the past,
When are they, even you aren't there,
When it has become your reality for so long
It's hard not to let yourself think that's right.
Make this decision, </ p >
To risk his wealth and company
It's the same as risking his whole life,
Alright, I think it's a bold step.
- Mr.Bradlee. - Ben.
We have a problem.
Remember this?
- The day before the funeral. - Yes.
Is that not it?
Yes.
I don't... I don't want to do it, but
Fritz says I have to go in and
say a few words to the board and
that's how it is,
I tried to train something
But it turned out that everything was terrible
before I find out, the car is there taking me
and want you to come out.
I remember.
You came out with clothes <
You jump into the car with me, give me this.
Somehow, you managed to write this note for me
so I know what to say.
All right, a-I'm not using my glasses.
- So, just read it. > - Mother. </ P>
Oh come on, would you read it to me? </ P>
One, thank you. </ P>
Two,
There was a crisis but they continued.
Three, never thought was here
situation.
Four, clear thinking
and think about the future.
Five, no changes, this newspaper stays in the hands of the family.
And six, and keeps the tradition
- So good is his speech. - Good words
I just want to hold on to the company
For you too Don,
- Willie and Stephen. - You did it
- You. - Fine. </ P>
- You know this quote
Quote? </ P>
"A woman preaching like a dog walks on its hind legs,
" doesn't work well, and
"You're surprised to see what did . "
- Samuel Johnson - Oh, Mother.
It's just nonsense.
No, but that's what we all think at that moment.
You know.
I have never been in this work should be.
When my father chose your father to run this company,
I thought it was the most natural thing in the world.
I was very proud because,
p>
Phil is very brilliant and indeed he is,
So talented,
But I think that's how it should be .
Everyone thinks like that. </ P>
And I raise your children
I feel happy
In my life like that. </ P>
But when everything is messy, you know when that is
When Phil died, that's right
I'm 45 years old and never held it
I have never held work in my life. </ P>
But I only like the newspaper, that's how it should be. </ P>
Don't want me to be the one...
Don't want to let it
Phil and my father, you are all children
and everyone is down.
Mrs.Graham?
You come here while running?
Yes.
There are few, </ p >
A complication.
At first I didn't understand but now everything is different.
Our resource persons might be the same with the New York Times. </ p >
Good.
If so, we can be held in contempt.
Means?
Well, we can all be imprisoned.
Now get rid of it,
Katharine, I just realized
how much did you bet.
Paul, I'm glad you're here
Fritz is sitting with Mrs. Graham now.
- Ben is here - Yes, he's here.
- Yes, God. - Mr.Bradlee,
You know Mr. .Bagdikian has received lessons
- The same resource person at the time, - Well, I don't know
- That would be useful... - I'm not used to asking
My reporter knows their resource person,
If you've spent real time
Basic mail damn news, you definitely know the reason.
Do you understand he's trying to help me, Ben?
Mrs.Gaham, hi.
- We can all
We can all appreciate why Ben wants to publish it
If these letters come from someone else, </ p >
We might be a skirt problem.
What do people do upstairs?
Don't know.
We have to start chasing time
Or we don't get to the operator on time.
I disagree with you before, is that a bold move?
If we publish this,
Just being news irresponsible.
Fritz, do you agree?
Well, I don't really like the idea Kay as a convicted criminal. </ P>
Then there's a prospectus problem. </ P>
Based on the conversation with my friends in Kravath,
I'm sure the criminal charges will occur
Escaped as part of the event.
Given the possibility of the charges now...
>
Kay, can
Yes, I... I understand.
We have responsibility answer for the company,
Sure, Kay.
Yes. However,...
The Prospectus also talks about the
Mission of a piece of paper
For extraordinary news collection and reporting ,
>
Shouldn't that be?
Yeah that's how it is.
And...
And also mentioned
Newspapers dedicated
For the welfare of the nation
and,... the principle of press freedom.
Yes but...
I see, </ p >
people can argue
The bankers are notified.
But Kay, this is an extraordinary situation.
They? them? For newspapers?
One that includes the Nixon White House?
Can you guarantee me we can publish it
- You can't consider
I'm talking to Mr.Bradlee now.
Fritz, you didn't let what he did, he didn't able to
Oh no, he is able, Arthur.
And that's the full decision.
Kay, you allow Mr.Bradlee
Uh, un-to bring you in ignorance. </ P>
The inheritance of the company at stake. </ P>
- If you want - Arthur. </ P>
Protect that heritage,
This company has been running in my life
Longer than most people who work there are still alive
So I don't need First lecture about inheritance.
And this is no longer my father's company.
It's no longer a company my husband.
This is my company. </ P>
And whoever thinks otherwise
Maybe it's not mine.
Will you guarantee that we all
100 percent I guarantee.
Good, then.
My decision is unanimous. </ P>
And I want to
Rest. </ P>
This Ben Bradlee.
Run it.
Yes sir.
Start
We start.
Let's go! Let's go! </ P>
Here
I got a description of from the Assistant Attorney General. </ P>
Place him. </ P>
Good morning.
Good morning, this is William Rehnquist
From the advisory office law in the Court.
Yes sir.
Mr.Bradlee, I have been given know by the Secretary of Defense
Material posted in Washington Post this morning
Contains related information
The national defense department of the United States
and has < br /> secret classification.
Thus the publication of this document
Directly prohibited by the Espionage Act ,
Title of the United States 18 code,
Section 793. </ p >
Because this publication causes unrecoverable injuries
For the benefit of the defense of the United States,
I respectfully request that you not publish it further
For this sensitive document
And I advise you make arrangements
For returns these documents
to the Department of Defense.
Thank you for /> the phone, Mr. Rehnquist. </ P>
But I'm sure you understand, I must respectfully reject it. </ P>
I appreciate your time
What next?
We go to court.
Today.
If we get a decision that benefits us or The Times,
We will be at the Supreme Court next week.
We focus on Johnson.
I don't want any more arguments, about shoes and dresses .
Sorry.
Your Honor, originally from the publication of The Times newspaper
And now the Post has created a diplomatic disaster and security
For the United States.
How exactly does this article cause diplomatic disasters?
Why do other countries talk to us with confidence
If this secret gets leaked out?
Will this make it difficult the president to govern?
If the President cannot keep a secret, it is unable to govern.
Does not reduce integrity presidency at stake.
Yes, I know.
I'm sure it has shaken investors, Terry.
That's why I call you.
I understand some of them consider resigning
But we feel...
Of course. I stand up behind the decision. </ P>
Well, one can argue with it
Increase the profile of The Post. </ P>
If they have it first?
Well, I don't think there is a comparison
Between the invasion delayed in Europe
A review of the history of involvement of Americans in the Vietnam war. </ P>
The Supreme Court has decided a trial is held tomorrow morning
Resolve complicated decisions who are conflicting
How can the Pentagon's confidential documents be published
and more more broadly, press freedom issues
Fight against government security.
But agree in hear the case
- New York Times and Washington Post
The Court that tells us
- Emergency has been accelerated
We are in court with the Times team tomorrow.
Are you very happy?
I always want to be a part of
From a rebellion little.
I asked him what was considered the most important delivery to date
of the Pentagon's secret documents.
I think the lesson is the people of this country
Not being able to let the President run his own country -
Even for foreign affairs besides domestic affairs
without congressional assistance
I was attacked by facts by President Johnson's reaction
this submission as a form of betrayal.
Because it's reflected on my senses
What is the damage to reputation
of certain governments - Certain individuals
In himself, betrayal
very close to saying, "I am a Country."
Ben.
What are you doing?
Oh.
They all follow in our footsteps, publish the article.
>
At least we are not alone.
No matter what happens tomorrow,
We are no longer a local newspaper.
Hm.
I'm sorry
Mrs.Gaham, there's an entrance to next to the rebels.
Oh thank you very much.
I'm sorry if it goes so fast.
Then I have to make a copy of that brief too
It's so crowded and busy today,
I just didn't think of in the head of someone this person.
No, you won't do it.
You work for Roger Clark, right?
I work for the government.
General Prosecutor's office.
Oh, you are on another team.
Mrs.Graham,
Maybe I shouldn't say this.
> Um... my brother...
He is still there
And...
Alright, I hope you win. </ P>
Besides, I like someone who told these people?
But don't tell my boss, I said that.
He fired me only for talking to you.
I told you at 8:00.
I've been here at 8:00 a.m., but Richard sent me back.
Is Richard your boss?
No, but you are not here,
p>
I have no reason. Just sit down.
- Mrs.Gaham. - Morning.
Morning, gentlemen
p>
- Morning. - Punch, Ed.
It's nice to be on the side that is the same for a change.
I tell you what's good .
Make the front page your daily newspaper.
There must be lots of people from Boston to Washington knows about us.
Yes, fine, I think it's right
remember what is at stake
All attendees please stand up. </ P>
The Honorable Chief Judge and the Prosecutor have entered the room trial
Everyone who has interests before the Honorable...
Mr.Rosenthal! Mr. Rosenthal! </ P>
Sulzberger! </ P>
Sulzberger, do you think they side with you? </ P>
Overall we feel compelled. </ P>
27 congressmen submitted amicus letters to us. </ P>
As well as ACLU...
- We must make a statement. - I think it's the job.
I believe everything that says we have said.
Meg Greenfield.
Good.
All of you, pay attention !
Watch.
The Supreme Court has finished voting.
Supreme Court, the decision has been made
Based on the results of the vote...
The number of votes is six to three...
Six versus three, we win! We win!
Likewise from The Times newspaper!
Wooh!
Yes!
No more nonsense
Good work, Gene
Wooh!
- Don't brag about - I just satisfied.
What?
I can't hear you, it's too loud.
Oh, alright.
Notice, all of you , pay attention.
Uh, the opinion of the judge Black.
Good.
The Founder of the Nation has approved the freedom of the press
p>
That protection must exist
To fulfill the important role in our democracy.
Press to serve government, not governor. </ p >
Thank you.
Great.
He called it the first history of a rough draft.
That's good, isn't it?
Oh, well, we don't always do it right.
We are not always perfect but I think we can be fair
continue it?
That's the job, right?
Yes that.
Oh, Ken Clauson came to see me earlier.
Oh?
It turns out that justice is still can be considered </ p >
criminal charges against us
And you don't worry?
No. No, Katharine, your job. </ P>
I guess that's
Oh, thank God, the verdict the court is very clear. </ P>
Yes yes, I know.
I'm sure Nixon is right.
Good. Because you know don't think I can
Hidup melalui hal semua ini lagi.
Can be clearly understood starting now,
Cannot
There are reporters from < br> Washington Post
Enter the White House again. It's clear?
Alright. i>
There shouldn't be a reporter going into the White House again.
There is no church service anymore.
Nothing with Mrs. Nixon, you tell Connie.
Don't tell Mrs. Nixon /> because he will approve it.
There can't be reporters from Washington Post
Enter /> The White House again.
And there can't be a photographer.
There can't be a photographer, it's clear?
No one should enter
That is the order of the commands.
And if necessary, I fire you. Do you understand?
- Understood. - Good. Alright.
D.C. Police, 2nd Precinct.
Yes, hello, Frank Wills. </ P>
There may be theft that is happening at Watergate. </ P>
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