:46:01
I didn't appoint him.
He was nominated like everybody else.
:46:03
Everybody knows the party
arranges nomination of judges.
:46:07
Whose side are you on?
:46:08
I'm on yours...
:46:10
...and I always will be.
But I smell a hanging party.
:46:14
We should put
distance between ourselves...
:46:16
...and Walter Stern.
- Distance is shit.
:46:18
Distance!
:46:20
Distance is something you do
to your enemies.
:46:22
It's the thing of the '90s to make
friends extinct. Distance...
:46:25
...is the absence of menschkeit.
:46:29
Translate that for me.
:46:30
You don't know what
menschkeit means?
:46:32
I don't.
:46:33
Menschkeit.
:46:35
You know, something between men.
:46:37
It's about honor, character...
:46:41
Untranslatable.
:46:42
That's why it's Yiddish.
:46:43
I didn't know you'd
taken up the language.
:46:45
Abe laid it on me.
:46:47
Abe's a good man.
:46:49
You're a good man, Pappy.
:46:51
Underneath that Louisiana...
:46:53
...cane syrup...
:46:54
...plain red dirt.
:46:57
Not that different from the
pavements of Astoria, where I'm from.
:47:01
You and me...
:47:02
...are sticking by
Judge Walter Stern.
:47:22
Man, thou art dust...
:47:24
...and to dust...
:47:26
...thou shalt return.
:47:51
If there's anything I can do...
:47:53
...please feel free to call.
:47:55
- Thank you.
- It's the least we can do.
:47:57
Good morning.
Where's the mayor?
:47:58
He had to go to Washington
on convention business.