:43:03
My regiment has received orders.
:43:06
There'll be another war
with the Indians, right?
:43:09
I tried you to return
to their job...
:43:11
...but after you talked in the
Congress, it was impossible.
:43:14
The President don't want it.
:43:17
Why the hell talked about
his brother Orville?
:43:25
Who will be in charge
of my regiment?
:43:29
I don't know!
:43:32
You don't know?
:43:33
You decide that kind of thing.
:43:36
George, during the 9 days that
the Congress session lasted...
:43:39
...I was waiting for you
to name me.
:43:41
You didn't.
:43:43
I appreciate that,
I won't forget it.
:43:47
But I can't with the President.
:43:55
I never left you in the lurch,
Phil.
:43:59
During the Civil war
I led 60 charges for you, 60.
:44:03
I remember all of them.
:44:06
You only said...
:44:08
..."Go to defeat them",
and I did it.
:44:12
I never answer
"I can't with them".
:44:17
Things have changed.
:44:19
No, you have changed.
:44:22
How long is it since
you rode a horse...
:44:25
...or since they last shot
at you?
:44:28
You're only a messenger boy...
:44:30
...for the railroads
and the politicians.
:44:34
You were a soldier.
:44:39
I would like to see
your hair...
:44:41
...in my house's wall.
:44:45
Listen to me, General.
:44:48
When the war over you came
to me looking for a job.
:44:50
I offered several,
but you rejected all.
:44:54
You wanted action, that's what
you said. "I want action".
:44:58
And you get it,
and you get glory too,