:16:01
- We already subscribe.
- Okay.
:16:05
- Hello?
- Mrs Boggs, yes,
this is Sabrina Peterson...
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with the Chicago Globe.
:16:16
- Yes?
- Mrs Boggs, yes, I think we got
cut off. How are you tonight?
:16:19
What do you want?
:16:21
I was wondering if you're by any
chance related to the Ray Boggs
that works for Midrail.
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- I'm his mother.
- And, uh, yes, that's what I thought.
:16:29
And I wanted to know, uh, if you knew
about the train crash tonight.
:16:32
I saw it on the news.
I called Ray right away.
:16:35
You did. And, uh,
why is that, Mrs Boggs?
:16:40
- Well, 'cause of his, um...
- 'Cause of his what, Mrs Boggs?
:16:48
And we're back on Good Day, Chicago,
joined today by Peter Brackett...
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famous columnist for
the Chicago Chronicle.
:16:54
Peter's written his very first novel.
It's called White Lies,
and he's here to talk about it.
:16:58
- Peter, first of all,
- Yes?
- I want to tell you...
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that I could not put
your book down last night.
:17:02
I have to ask you,
are you Ned Grayson?
:17:05
Who's Ned Grayson?
:17:07
- The main character, the detective!
- The detective, Ned Grayson.
:17:10
Well, I would like to be Ned,
but I tell you...
:17:13
Thank you.
Nice interview.
:17:15
Bye-bye.
:17:17
...how did you ever find time
to write a novel?
- Well, uh...
:17:21
- Globe, please.
- I'll take a Globe.
:17:25
A Globe.
:17:29
- I'll take a Globe.
- Could I have a Globe?
:17:31
- A Globe, please.
- You got any Globes left?
:17:50
Hey, Cindy.
:17:54
Jeannie?