:46:15
- It's 3:30, early editions are out.
- I'm not worried about that.
:46:18
Of course not.
Shirley, honey...
:46:20
...would you go across the street
and get the early editions?
:46:23
- All of them?
- Just get O'Brian!
:46:27
- Hey, watch my drink!
- Yeah.
:47:00
Okay. Here we go.
:47:02
- At last!
- The Times. - The Times...
:47:05
- First?
- Good.
:47:07
- Who wrote it?
- Jack Gould.
:47:09
Gould...
:47:11
Edward R. Murrows television program
on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy...
:47:14
...was an exciting and provocative
examination of the man and his methods.
:47:18
It was crusading journalism
of high responsibility and courage.
:47:21
For TV so often plagued
by timidity and hesitation...
:47:24
...the program was a milestone
that reflected enlightened citizenship.
:47:28
The program... Hold on!
:47:29
The program was no less
an indictment of those who wish...
:47:32
...the problems posed
by the Senator's tactics and theatrics...
:47:35
...would just go away
and leave them alone.
:47:37
That was Mr. Murrows
and television's triumph...
:47:40
...and a very great one.
:47:45
Here! Here!
:47:46
- He hated it.
- Yeah. What's his beef?
:47:49
Send the New YorkTimes
abottle of Scotch.
:47:50
I already did. How do you think
we got that review?
:47:52
- How's the Post?
- Pretty good!
:47:55
- What about O'Brian?
- Uh, the same.
:47:58
- Goon, read O'Brian!
- I don't have it.