1:14:02
I was the last one to enter the
courtroom this morning. I was late.
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I was late because
I was in the head.
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And I was in the head
because... I was throwing up.
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And I was throwing up
because I don't know if I'm...
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able to handle this job.
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I believe that Colonel Childers
is innocent of these charges.
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I just don't know if I have what
it takes to make his case for him.
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I'm simply not on the same page
as Major Briggs, uh...
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Major Biggs here,
as a lawyer.
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We all know that.
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So why did I take
this job?
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I took this case because
Terry Childers told me...
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I would have done the same thing
he did if I'd been in his shoes.
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I took the case because I know Terry
Childers. His word is his bond.
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He told me he did
what he had to do.
1:15:07
Now, I hope
I don't let him down.
1:15:13
We sent Terry Childers out
on a very tough mission.
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And when it went bad,
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and he did everything he could
to save the lives of his marines,
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save the lives
of the embassy people,
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you turn around now and want
to blame the whole mess on him,
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send him to prison possibly
for the rest of his life.
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That's not fair.
1:15:39
It's not right.
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It is what made me sick
this morning.
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It was a large crowd.
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There was a lot of commotion.
The noise was very unsettling.
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But it was
a peaceful crowd.
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That is, until Colonel Childers
arrived and prevented me...
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from pursuing
further avenues of diplomacy.