:07:00
How far does it go back, Schmidt?
:07:02
- 1219, sir.
- 1219.
:07:07
This is where the Nazi Party
held their rallies, isn't it?
:07:10
They all came here.
Hitler. Goebbels. The whole crew.
:07:14
Thousands of them, from all over Germany.
:07:25
Does he have to blow that damn horn
so much?
:07:28
It's not necessary
to blow the horn so much, Schmidt.
:07:42
You both know your duties?
:07:45
Well, here we are.
A little bit of old Germany.
:07:48
- Senator Burkette.
- Captain.
:07:49
Captain Byers, this is Judge Haywood.
:07:52
- Byers here will be your aide.
- My what?
:07:54
Clerk. General guide. Liaison.
Any capacity you wish to use me in.
:07:58
This will be your staff, sir.
Mr. And Mrs. Halbestadt.
:08:00
Hello.
:08:01
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon, Your Honor.
:08:04
Welcome.
:08:05
You've already met your driver, Schmidt.
:08:07
I am at your service any time you need me.
Day or night.
:08:10
Thanks.
:08:11
Let's show him around
the rest of the place. Dan?
:08:14
We're in the reception room.
:08:18
Living room.
:08:19
Study is in there.
:08:21
There are two bedrooms on this floor,
three upstairs.
:08:26
Furniture is part antique, part US Army.
:08:33
The piano's showing signs of wear and tear,
but it's a genuine Bechstein.
:08:38
Quite a view, isn't it, sir?
:08:44
Senator, I really don't need all this.
:08:46
The United States government
always does it right.
:08:49
- You know that, Dan.
- Who used to live here?
:08:51
An important Nazi general and his wife, sir.
:08:53
Let's see. Is there anything else
Judge Haywood ought to know?
:08:56
Sir, are there any questions?
:08:58
Yes.