:01:01
Now the moment we've been waiting for
is here. Everyone is getting quiet.
:01:06
The president will leave his office
and walk down the steps of the palace.
:01:10
For that, we're going down on the
playing area. Take it away, Howard.
:01:16
This is tremendous, Don, just tremendous.
:01:19
The atmosphere heavy,
uncertain, overtones of ugliness.
:01:23
A reminder, in a way, of how it was
in March of 1964 at Miami Beach
:01:28
when Clay met Liston for the first time
:01:30
and nobody was certain
how it would turn out.
:01:33
The crowd is tense.
They've been here since ten this morning.
:01:36
And... And I think I see...
the door beginning to open.
:01:41
EI presidente may be coming out.
:01:46
The door opens. It's he.
:01:49
It's EI presidente.
:01:57
He turns!
:02:10
And down!
:02:17
It's over. It's all over for EI presidente!
:02:20
This reporter is going to get to him,
if he can, through this mob
:02:25
for one last word before he expires.
:02:27
As you can see,
this crowd is not to be trifled with.
:02:30
They're in a frenzy. They're trying
to get over to EI presidente
:02:33
even as I am trying to do now.
:02:36
Would you people let me through?
This is American television.
:02:40
American television.
Please let me through.
:02:44
We're getting through now.
:02:46
Here we are. Here we are. Sir.
:02:48
Sir, you've been shot.
When did you know it was all over?
:02:52
Fascist... dictator.
:02:55
You're upset. That's understandable
under the circumstances.
:02:59
I guess now you'll have to announce
your retirement.