:40:01
Tom.
:40:06
Can't stop.
I can't stop.
:40:10
- I know.
- I mean, not just this.
:40:14
I mean, anything can't stop.
:40:17
I just got to be hurtling
forward with a great commotion
:40:20
and everyone pointing at me
shouting, ''Look! ''
:40:29
When I'm with you, I feel like
I'm really worth something.
:40:33
You do?
:40:39
- Run the picture.
- Sinead is adamant about this.
:40:42
- H is identity needs protecting.
- Adamant?
:40:45
We're not here to protect
people's identities.
:40:48
We're here to sell newspapers.
:40:49
Since when did one of your foot
soldiers decide to become adamant?
:40:52
Since she increased
our circulation by 30% .
:40:56
She has a phone and a car.
:40:58
She doesn't even have
a desk here.
:41:00
In one year, she has turned
crime reporting on its head !
:41:03
People buy the bloody paper
just for her.
:41:07
So when she asks me
to do something,
:41:10
I listen.
:41:15
- Okay.
- Pull the picture?
:41:17
Yeah, for now.
:41:21
They're using you, Sinead.
:41:23
- Seamus.
- They're all using you--
:41:25
the cops, the thugs,
your editors.
:41:27
I'm just speaking
as a fellow hack.
:41:30
You turn around and judge
whoever you want to be guilty.
:41:34
Ever heard of the presumption
of innocence?
:41:36
You write about The Commandant,
you write about The Runner--
:41:39
wankers against whom
no charges have been made.
:41:43
Can I tell you something?
:41:44
A journalist a couple of years
and you know it all.
:41:47
This shit's been happening for
1 5 years, did you report it then?
:41:51
No.
Why?
:41:53
Because it was working class kids
passing the stuff among themselves.
:41:56
Who gives a flying fuck
about them?