Thirteen Days
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But we have to make them agree to it
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So how do we do that?
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We give them something
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We tell them
we'll remove the missiles from Turkey

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Hang on
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But we don that six months from now
so it appears there's no linkage

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We also tell them
if they go public about it

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we'll deny it
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Right we deny it. The deal's off
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And we do it under the table
so we can disavow any knowledge of it

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It's transparent, Kenny
The press will be all over it

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Six months from now
we're not gonna care, are we?

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We'll deal with it then
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At the least, it'll expulse
whether Kruschev has been overthrown

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We'll know who we're up against
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I've been thinking about Kruschev
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And if this is a move to appease
the hard-liners in his government

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it may be just the bone he needs to
regain control of his own house

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Whoever carries the message
has to hit the nail on the head

:54:44
If we come across as too soft
they'll push us

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Too hard, they'll be cornered
and even more dangerous

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All of you do understand
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that there is an enormous risk
in offering this deal

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Because if they turn us down
and we've already told them

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that we're coming in on Monday morning
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They'll strike first
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Yes
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Bobby
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You know Dobrynin best
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Yeah
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Then you're it
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Ted, I want you
to start working the draft

:55:18
Bobby, you gotta go in there
and make them understand

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that we have to
have an answer tomorrow

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Because Monday we go to war
:55:43
What do you want, a goodbye kiss?
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Listen
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I'll take care of him
:55:51
Go on inside, grab some coffee
We'll be back pretty quick

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Are you sure?
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Sure
:55:55
What's the matter with you?
:55:57
Forget how to open a car door?

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