1:46:05
What the hell was that, Frank?
1:46:08
- I said, what the hell--
- I heard what you said!
lf you're gonna be insubordinate...
1:46:11
- I'd appreciate it if you'd do
it with a little more respect.
- Cut the crap, General.
1:46:15
- What the hell are you doing?
- I'm not ready to kill these people.
1:46:17
- Call the Pentagon. Ask for more time.
- No!
1:46:19
Do it, Frank!
We're coming loose.
1:46:22
You're coming loose.
The rest of us are in complete control.
1:46:25
- We're askin' 'em.
We're askin' 'em for a new deadline.
- Put the phone down.
1:46:28
- The men are falling apart.
- The men are marines!
1:46:30
Are they?
1:46:33
- I wanna talk to General Kramer.
- You've been asked by an old friend.
1:46:36
- Put him on the phone right now.
- You've been ordered
by a superior officer.
1:46:38
-This is Major Baxter.
-Now you're being given your
last chance by a man with a gun.
1:46:41
Put the phone down.
1:46:47
- I thought you weren't ready to kill.
- I'm warmin' up.
1:46:51
At ease.
1:47:01
They need a decision,
Mr. President.
1:47:13
These past few hours...
1:47:15
have been the longest,
darkest of my life.
1:47:19
How does one weigh human life?
1:47:23
One million civilians
against 81 hostages.
1:47:27
And in the middle, Frank Hummel.
1:47:31
That we have ignored,
abandoned or marginalized...
1:47:36
a great soldier like Frank Hummel...
1:47:38
and that American boys have paid
for that neglect in blood...
1:47:43
is equally real
and equally tragic.
1:47:50
We are at war with terror.
1:47:53
Fighting a war means casualties.
1:47:55
This is the worst call
I've ever had to make.