:53:04
There are no points of law to argue here.
I want to cop a plea.
:53:10
Maybe Buckley'll cop us a...
:53:12
...second-degree murder and we
can get you life in prison.
:53:18
I can't do no life in prison.
:53:21
Get me out. If it was you on trial--
:53:24
It's not me.
:53:26
We're not the same.
:53:31
The jury has to identify
with the defendant.
:53:34
They see you, they see a yardworker.
They see me...
:53:37
...they see an attorney.
You live on the hill.
:53:40
With you white and I'm black.
:53:46
See, Jake?
:53:48
You think just like them.
:53:51
That's why I picked you.
:53:54
You're one of them, don't you see?
:53:58
You think you ain't because
you eat in Claude's...
:54:00
...and you're on TV talking about
black and white.
:54:05
But the fact is...
:54:07
...you're just like them.
:54:10
When you look at me,
you don't see a man.
:54:13
You see a black man.
:54:17
I am your friend.
:54:19
We ain't no friends.
:54:22
We're on different sides of the line.
:54:26
I ain't never seen you in my part of
town. You don't know where I live.
:54:32
Our daughters...
:54:33
...won't play together.
:54:35
What do you mean?
:54:39
America...
:54:41
...is a war...
:54:43
...and you're on the other side.
:54:47
How a black man ever going
to get a fair trial...
:54:50
...with the enemy on the
bench and the jury box?
:54:53
My life in white hands.
:54:57
You, Jake.
:54:59
That's how.