:20:25
- I meant to ask you, Sam, how's Jenny?
- She's been a little touchy the last few days.
:20:30
- What for?
- Who knows why women get touchy?
:20:35
Wait a minute, Ray.
:20:42
Afternoon, Mr Gifford.
:20:45
- Did Raker help you on Sunday, Carr?
- Yes, sir.
:20:48
Is that all seven people can bring in
for a full day's work?
:20:51
- Mr Gifford, we all worked till long after dark.
- What'd you do during the daytime?
:20:55
Mrs Raker felt poorly for a while,
workin' in that sun.
:20:58
That's Raker's problem, not mine.
:21:00
And you better startjumpin', or I'll set up
someone else on those acres you're croppin'.
:21:05
Clean 'em out.
:21:09
Come on.
:21:11
Well, leastwise, Sam, your croppers keep on
having kids. Ours act like they're all bred out.
:21:17
I keep telling Pop he ought to kick
the whole bunch out, get in some fresh blood.
:21:21
- Our people have been on this land too long.
- Mine too. There's gonna be some changes.
:21:26
We can talk about that
over bourbon and branch water.
:21:29
Now, there's a man
with a head on his shoulders.
:21:35
- Hi, honey.
- Hello, darling.
:21:37
- Hi, Jenny.
- Well, Colonel. How are you, sir?
:21:40
- Fine. Good to see you.
- Colonel Cozzens.
:21:42
- Can I get you a drink?
- No, no. Not right now, thanks.
:21:45
But don't let me stop you.
I think you're going to need it.
:21:48
- Don't keep us in suspense. What is it?
- The president has declared an emergency.
:21:52
So our National Guard division
has been called into federal service.
:21:57
- Called into federal service?
- That's right.
:21:59
- Just what does that mean to us, Colonel?
- It simply means that within two weeks