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00:00You know, there's enough work here to keep these men busy for years.

00:15It's good for the both of us, huh?

00:17Look at this.

00:18Shipped directly to our doorstep.

00:20Ellsworth Johnson is a lot more influential than I thought.

00:23Your father's convinced Bonanno ordered the hit on Benny.

00:25No! No!

00:26He wants me to find out whichever soldier did it and take him out.

00:30We're family, right?

00:31You may be the perfect patsy, but what am I supposed to, pop someone out of the blue?

00:34Yeah.

00:37You know I can't end the filibuster, Adam.

00:40It's impossible.

00:42There's a limit to what I can do as president.

00:45That motherfucking senator McCarran.

00:47Don't send me.

00:48I need you to persuade.

00:49You want me to play dirty?

00:51You want a honey trap?

00:53Isn't that a little bit hypocritical?

00:55Yes.

00:55Well, you got me by the short and curlies, Adam.

00:58I am getting that to a pass without stooping to blackmail.

01:02What's going on?

01:03I believe Brother Charles has it in his mind to kill you.

01:06Give that to over.

01:07Let him know how good a job you're doing protecting me.

01:10What'd you say, nigga?

01:14This thing could fuck up our arrangement.

01:15You get your guy to leave town, I'll handle my men.

01:18He ain't leaving.

01:20What?

01:20He said, ain't no way the guineas were going to run him out of Harlem.

01:24Come on.

01:26Send him over.

01:27Send him over.

01:28No!

01:29Please, no!

01:30No!

01:31No!

01:32No!

01:32Where are they?

01:45It's been 15 weeks since we've heard from these three brave young men.

01:49These freedom riders who came to Mississippi and disappeared after being arrested by the police.

01:57They rode in buses from all over.

02:04Black, white, Jew, Christian.

02:06To register black voters and show America that we can attain equality if we do it together.

02:15They faced harassment and danger.

02:23And some, it seems, paid the ultimate price at the hands of the Klan.

02:29Although nobody would have ever heard about this tragedy if it were just three black men went missing.

02:39But because two white boys were involved, the nation stood up and has taken notice.

02:46Even the FBI.

02:51That's all right.

02:54We'll take it.

02:56If it wakes this nation from its slumber.

03:00Let us pray.

03:05Lord, cover these boys in the pure white light of the Christ.

03:12Through your eternal love and compassion, travel them home safely to their families.

03:18Amen and amen.

03:19And as a parent of one of the three boys who are missing, I am making this plea to all parents everywhere.

03:29Particularly to the parents of Mississippi.

03:32I want to beg them to cooperate in every way possible in the search for these three boys.

03:38Two of those boys are from New York City.

03:40My wife helped organize and pay for the buses to send them down there.

03:44That was a suicide mission if I ever saw one.

03:46And those kids should have been armed with machine guns, not pamphlets.

03:51One thing's for sure.

03:53They're not alive.

03:54Bodies ain't lost either.

03:56The Klan know exactly where they are.

03:58But the Sheriff's Department is the Klan, so no one talks.

04:02Certainly not to the FBI.

04:04I could make them talk.

04:08Yeah, that you could.

04:10But your methods wouldn't be admissible in court.

04:12Fuck court.

04:14What we need is more of that street justice.

04:16Amen to that.

04:18On Highway 19, about 10.30 Sunday night, Schwerner, Goodman, and Cheney were pulled over for speeding by Deputy Sheriff Cecil Parmitter, reputed to be a Klan member.

04:27Nothing scares white people more than black people voting.

04:32Look at you.

04:33You remember what I said about the black gangster gaining political consciousness and that white America would fall to his knees?

04:41Indeed I do.

04:42Maybe you're getting political.

04:52Goddammit!

04:53America first!

04:54Make me want to grab my foot in the automatic.

04:56Pull up, let them happen.

04:58Yeah.

04:58They won't be happy till they see me hanging from the branches.

05:01I'm pushing product that's the product of my circumstance.

05:03They want to take me out the game of mine and taking tests.

05:06They violating me, not violence, that's the only answer.

05:08I might just catch a KKK, take the cracker for ranch.

05:11We want justice, dammit!

05:14Goddammit!

05:16Goddammit!

05:18America first!

05:19Goddammit!

05:20We want justice, dammit!

05:24Goddammit!

05:26We want justice, dammit!

05:28Goddammit!

05:28Open up my window again, open up my window again.

05:48I can end up calling my name.

05:51I can end up calling again.

05:53I swear to God, things ain't gon' change.

05:56I swear to God, things ain't gon' change.

05:59I keep a revolver with your name.

06:02I keep a revolver with your name.

06:04Just in case.

06:06Lay on my back watching the ceiling fan.

06:09I had a dream to touch a kilogram.

06:12Still at odds with the Irish mob.

06:14Rose waist down Malcolm X Boulevard.

06:16Lord, these d***s really out here praying on me.

06:19They got the 40 on me and they stand on me.

06:21There's no white mink like them Dutch shorts.

06:24Run the books and let me show you how the numbers look.

06:27You can't be lucky like you Luciano.

06:30Big kilos coming like they do pianos.

06:33The fat boy got the big body.

06:36Coast to coast, I can shoot product.

06:38Open up my window again.

06:41Open up my window again.

06:44I can end up calling my name.

06:46I can end up calling again.

06:48I swear to God, things ain't gon' change.

06:51I swear to God, things ain't gon' change.

06:54I keep a revolver with your name.

06:57I keep a revolver with your name.

06:59Just in case.

07:01You see what I'm doing there?

07:14Like I'm drawing the tic-tac-toe thing over and over again.

07:18You know what I mean?

07:18And then I'm playing the game over and over again.

07:20You get that?

07:20I don't like that one.

07:21That's, no.

07:22Yeah?

07:22No.

07:24You know the guy that stands on the corner of the house in Lafayette?

07:26Yeah.

07:27Been there forever.

07:27Looks like he's gonna cross the street.

07:29He never goes anywhere.

07:29He just stands there.

07:32Very good.

07:33Yeah?

07:34Yeah.

07:34Yeah?

07:35So it's like...

07:37Okay, let me just say something.

07:40Would you stop?

07:41This robe smells like piss.

07:44And I need to get you a clean one, please.

07:46Would you stop with the...

07:48Just stop with the robe, all right?

07:50Look, I could spend the rest of my life in jail.

07:53I'm about to get arrested.

07:54For what?

07:55Since when are you getting arrested?

07:56Since birth.

07:57That's since when.

07:58I got this under control.

08:00I can handle it.

08:01Just calm down.

08:02Where are my slippers?

08:03Go scratch your ass with these friggin' slippers.

08:05You leave them all over the goddamn house.

08:08Come on.

08:09I have my hands out.

08:10You could have handed them to me.

08:11Where's our fucking Jew lawyer anyway?

08:13I don't know where the...

08:13Where is he?

08:14Where is he?

08:14Listen.

08:15I pay that guy to be on a fucking leash.

08:21That's a long fucking leash.

08:22Those fucking Jews.

08:23Those fucking Jews.

08:26Open up!

08:27FBI!

08:29Don't you see that my husband is a sick man?

08:33Have some respect in front of his wife!

08:34Jason Gigante, I have a warrant out for your arrest.

08:37What the hell's that he do?

08:38He can do anything!

08:44Hold on, officers.

08:45Release that man.

08:46Release him!

08:46I'm Mr. Gigante's lawyer, John Feynman.

08:48This is a writ from Judge Sawyer.

08:49My client is non-compos mentis

08:51and is to be remanded to Stony Hill Sanitarium

08:53for an immediate psychiatric evaluation.

08:55Can't you see this man is sick?

08:56Put your hand down.

09:00He didn't do anything, okay?

09:02Judge Sawyer, huh?

09:06Good move, Feynman.

09:09All right, let him go.

09:10Yeah, let him go.

09:11He's right.

09:12Come here, come here, come here.

09:13You should be ashamed of yourself.

09:15You come to my house like this?

09:17Ashamed!

09:19Game's not over, Mr. Gigante.

09:21Don't get too comfy in those slippers.

09:23Nice fucking suit and shoes, too, you prick.

09:31It's too dangerous.

09:32I sent Chance, Pettigrew, and Junibert.

09:35No, there's too many FBI down there.

09:37It's best you stay away.

09:38FBI can't do shit.

09:39Nor can LBJ's Marines.

09:41It's been over three months.

09:42Any black man from out of town

09:43who steps foot in Mississippi will get lynched.

09:46You know that.

09:46Maybe I need a white guy.

09:48Powell says it is LBJ's number one priority.

09:51It is the government's problem now, not yours.

09:54I need you to go to Powell's office

09:56and just ask him for a favor, all right?

09:58It's probably at least she took Margaret to the park.

10:08Okay.

10:09I got it.

10:15Ellsworth Johnson.

10:16We have a warrant out for your arrest.

10:18On what grounds?

10:19Trafficking 500 kilos of heroin

10:21from Marseille to New York City.

10:23Cuff him.

10:24What is happening?

10:26What's going on here?

10:27Call Duncan.

10:27Arrange bail.

10:29And don't worry.

10:30We'll be fine.

10:32On the contrary.

10:34You should be very worried.

10:35Oh, Ellsworth.

10:42Oh, Ellsworth.

10:42Are you okay?

11:10Are you hurt?

11:11I'm fine.

11:13Are you cut?

11:14This is the third time.

11:16Did you see anyone?

11:18Who was it?

11:20Oh, thank God the children aren't here.

11:27They're trying to intimidate me.

11:29They're trying to keep me quiet.

11:31And you won't let them, will you?

11:33I can't.

11:35I can't back down now.

11:36Those freedom riders risked their lives just to get people to vote.

11:43I cannot be expected to do anything less.

11:45No, should you.

11:47God, I'm just scared is all.

11:49Welcome.

11:50Welcome.

11:55Betty.

11:59If you asked me to stop, to just be a minister to lead a calm, quiet life somewhere, without

12:07struggling for our freedoms, our rights, and our equalities, Betty, I'd do it.

12:12I'd do it.

12:13I'm not telling you that.

12:14You're fighting for us.

12:17For our children.

12:19For the future of our people.

12:21If anything, I want you to fight twice as hard.

12:29We'll get through this, Malcolm.

12:30Malcolm.

12:31Dr. Cooper, you're going to do 14, please.

12:51Dr. Cooper, you're going to do 14.

12:56Could you, could you stop it?

12:59Cut it out.

12:59Mr. Gigante, you have a visitor.

13:01Doctor, can you get this fucking guy to stop bagging his head against the fucking wall?

13:05All fucking day, come on.

13:06If I could, he wouldn't be here.

13:08Well, maybe you could, you know, slice off his balls, shove him up his ass.

13:12No, you're a doctor, right?

13:14You know, gently, and then up the wazoo.

13:17Doctor.

13:19Doctor.

13:20Doc.

13:23How you holding up?

13:25Fucking miserable.

13:26How long have I got to be in this fucking place?

13:30This place is keeping you out of jail.

13:31Well, unfortunately, Judge Sawyer's just been transferred out of state, and his rate of non-compus mentis has been invalidated.

13:39They can do that?

13:41Morgenthau, he's playing dirty.

13:43He also selected a new doctor to determine your sanity.

13:47You think they can make this stick?

13:52I think so.

13:54Our discovery shows they have a deposition from a confidential informant.

13:57Who?

13:58We won't know that until they take the stand.

14:00Unless you can find out somehow.

14:05Let me check.

14:08I got a couple of feds in my pocket.

14:09This is bad, huh?

14:14Look, if there's some reason you can't, uh, a Ben in Fort Morgenthau might be willing to make a deal.

14:20I'm not gonna rat anybody out, are you fucking kidding me?

14:23Come on, you let me do what I do, and you just hold them off.

14:26Fine.

14:27Meanwhile, you do everything you can to stay here, try to convince this new doctor that you're nuts, all right?

14:32That shouldn't be too difficult.

14:33All I gotta do is bang my head against the wall like this fucking Simpson Chotto over here.

14:37Look at him.

14:37Hey, a little faster.

14:39Come on.

14:55Sorry I arrested you in front of your wife.

14:58No, you're not.

14:59You did it on purpose.

15:02You have much to lose, which is why I am hoping

15:07you'll listen to reason.

15:10I don't snitch.

15:12You and Shinjigante are guilty of importing hundreds of kilos of heroin.

15:16We're talking decades in jail.

15:19I haven't seen any evidence yet.

15:23Got any witnesses?

15:26Who?

15:27Shinjigante?

15:28I know I think the Italians, so what?

15:33Obviously, that information is confidential, but I can assure you that we have multiple informants.

15:40Mm-hmm.

15:40I have a good case, Johnson.

15:43I urge you not to be a martyr for a lost cause.

15:48What cause is that?

15:48It's Omerda bullshit.

15:50Stop protecting the mob.

15:52Work with me.

15:53The only cause that I'm interested in is my family and their safety.

16:07No.

16:07I understand you donated money for the buses that took the civil rights activists down

16:15to Mississippi.

16:16I wasn't got to do with anything.

16:17Schwerner and Goodman are Jews, as am I.

16:21In Jewish law, if two men are thirsty and only one has water, it's allowable for the man

16:27with water to drink at the expense of the other.

16:31I appreciate you citing Jewish law to give me the snitch.

16:37Blacks and Jews share a common history of oppression.

16:40We're survivors.

16:45I'm offering you a lifeline, Ellsworth.

16:52You offering Shin a lifeline, too?

16:55Not yet.

16:57But I will do whatever it takes.

17:01To see that justice is served.

17:06For blacks and Jews, justice is a dish always served cold.

17:19Jewish law also says that life is precious before the eyes of God and before the eyes of

17:26your children.

17:27Don't let yours have to see you waste your precious life behind bars.

17:33Little fuck.

17:43Little fuck.

17:45Six feet of chambered stone, the nation gives us for a home.

17:58Ten feet from top to floor, a bardent gate serves its door.

18:03The weak will perish where they start, the strong will play a greater part, and they leave behind

18:11them when they pass a monument in Alcatraz.

18:15There is nothing in there.

18:24There is nothing in there.

18:31Give me that.

18:32Give me.

18:33Give me.

18:33Please.

18:38No!

18:43That was what I wanted to do!

18:45Oh, God.

18:49Come on!

18:49You get off of him!

18:50A special jail for special men that someone hopes won't rise again.

19:07It be man low, or be he great.

19:11No one controls a strong man's fate.

19:13Well?

19:36This is the most powerful speech you've ever written.

19:38Well, it's not quite finished yet, but it puts the white man on notice.

19:44And calls up civil rights leaders and people of all faiths from all over the world to take action.

19:52Now you have enemies on all folk on this gear.

19:55Well, the way I see it, freedom shouldn't be a word in our vocabulary if we aren't willing to die for it.

20:02Like those freedom riders?

20:04Those kids want a bus ride to hell.

20:06Well, my speech is a bus ride into the hearts of the black community.

20:13Without black nationalism, we will never take charge of our political future.

20:22What's bothering you?

20:25This speech could get you killed.

20:28Especially if you broadcast it on the radio.

20:30I've dealt with threats before.

20:33I hear the way people talk at the mosque.

20:35I have seen the FBI following you around like a dog chasing a bone.

20:39When I look into the eyes of my children,

20:42there isn't anything I wouldn't do to give them the kind of justice that's been denied us.

20:49I feel the same way when I look at Margaret.

20:53Then you understand my purpose.

20:54Thank goodness you made me.

21:06I was so worried about you.

21:09Don't worry.

21:11I'm okay, little one.

21:12Your daddy's home now.

21:13Everything is going to be fine.

21:14Do we have to go back to jail?

21:20No.

21:22Margaret, why don't you go finish your homework?

21:24We'll all sit down to dinner later and talk then, okay?

21:27Okay.

21:29I love you, daddy.

21:30I love you, too.

21:32But don't worry.

21:33You ain't never going back to jail.

21:35Okay.

21:35You ain't never going back to jail.

21:37Okay.

21:37What if you do go?

21:42That little girl is going to be devastated.

21:45I will handle this, all right?

21:48Is that goddamn drug business?

21:50That's what gets you sent to jail, not the other things.

21:53The government wants to make me the puppet.

21:56Tie strings to my limbs and make me dance.

21:58I won't do it.

21:59That's not freedom.

22:00That's enslavement.

22:03I waited 11 years for you while you were in Alcatraz.

22:08Bumpy.

22:11I'm not sure I can do it again.

22:14You won't have to.

22:16I promise.

22:19Who is that?

22:20That is my new lawyer.

22:26I, uh, I must admit I was surprised to get your call.

22:31You're changing God's lawyer.

22:33I want to make you mine.

22:34Representing you might create an acute conflict of interest.

22:38Morgenthau already tried to get me to snitch.

22:40No doubt he'll try with Chin.

22:42We both need to nip that in the bud.

22:44Our interests are the same.

22:46With all due respect, Mr. Giganti hates your guts.

22:49Almost as much as I hate his.

22:51But there's something we can do for each other.

22:54Of mutual benefit.

22:54I'm listening.

22:57I'm not talking.

22:59Yet.

23:00Not until that attorney-client privilege kicks in.

23:05I'm very expensive.

23:07I can afford it.

23:09And I don't want to know about anything illegal.

23:10You're joking, right?

23:17I have to say that.

23:19Oh, man.

23:22You're a $5,000 retainer.

23:25That good enough for you?

23:27Bumpy Johnson, I am very happy to represent you.

23:30So, what do you have in mind?

23:45Mr. Giganti, how you doing?

23:47What the fuck do you think?

23:50Right.

23:54Your appointment with the government shrink.

23:57Dr. Susan Beck is in about an hour.

23:59You need to convince her that you belong here.

24:02Yeah, I got that under control.

24:04I forced that fucking finocchio doctor to give me some crazy pills.

24:10Good idea.

24:14My mother was in a place like this.

24:18She was never the same after the shock treatments.

24:23Was that supposed to cheer me up?

24:26Did you reach out to my federal contacts?

24:28I did.

24:29They confirmed as an informant.

24:31One with immunity from both the feds and Interpol.

24:35Interpol?

24:37Well, that's got to be one of them frogs, no?

24:41What are we going to do?

24:47Uh, something interesting came up.

24:52I, uh, I recently became counsel to a man that you hate more than anyone in this world.

25:02What are you talking about?

25:03Bumpy Johnson.

25:05And he just might be the key to your salvation.

25:08I want to thank you for seeing me on such short notice, Congressman Powell.

25:17You know, Mamie, I would do anything for you.

25:19Glad to hear it.

25:20Because I have a big favor to ask.

25:23If this has anything to do with your husband's problem with Robert Morgenthau, my hands are tied.

25:31I know that.

25:33But there might be something your friend can do.

25:37My friend?

25:40What friend is that?

25:42The President of the United States.

25:44Oh, that friend.

25:48The President won't have anything to do with Bumpy Johnson.

25:50Of course.

25:51I'm talking about what Bumpy Johnson can do for him.

25:54You and I both know LBJ's top priority is to find those freedom riders.

25:58What the hell's that to do with Bumpy?

25:59He thinks he can do it.

26:01He just needs to know who the FBI thinks are the chief suspects.

26:04Or he thinks that he can do what 100 FBI agents and Marines can't.

26:08Oh, they're bound by the law.

26:11Bumpy doesn't necessarily have that problem.

26:13That's right.

26:14He's a criminal.

26:16I shouldn't be having this conversation.

26:17Bumpy wanted to help before he was arrested, but I dissuaded him.

26:21I thought it was too dangerous.

26:22But now, maybe it can help him.

26:25I would do anything to help my husband.

26:29You can understand that?

26:34I've always thought that justice delayed is justice denied.

26:47And those poor boys have been missing over four months.

26:50Yeah, I seem to recall receiving an FBI file on the latest leads in the case.

27:01I just don't know where I put it.

27:05I seem to have misplaced it.

27:07Let me look.

27:12Not there.

27:14You know it's not there either.

27:15Well, perhaps you'll let me know when you find it.

27:22Of course I will.

27:23You know it.

27:28I don't know.

27:32I don't know.

27:45Let's go.

28:15Klan members Cecil Palmetter and Sam Crawford, both local police officers, were part of the crew, murdered and hid the bodies of the Freedom Riders.

28:35Hello, Daddy. I just thought about to have a word. Do you have a few minutes?

28:40Elise, I always have time for you.

28:45So what you got, little one?

28:52I remember the day they took you to Alcatraz. I think I was 12.

28:57I said goodbye like you were going off to dinner, maybe a weekend vacation.

29:03It wasn't until a whole week later that I realized you weren't coming back.

29:06They ain't going to get me this time. I promise.

29:15I just feel like maybe my whole world's falling apart.

29:18I'm worried about you. I'm worried about Malcolm.

29:24Why Malcolm?

29:26He showed me the speech he wants to give.

29:30It's brilliant, but so provocative.

29:35You expected anything less?

29:36He had so many enemies, and I tried to convince him not to give the speech, but he won't listen.

29:43He's stubborn.

29:44Yeah, like someone else I know.

29:49Maybe sometimes you got to let stubborn men just do that thing.

29:55You're going to be all right.

30:03Everything's going to be all right.

30:06Promise?

30:08I promise you.

30:09Oh, hello.

30:26The break was just a warning.

30:28Who is this?

30:29Next time, we're going to firebomb your house.

30:33Who is this, coward?

30:35State your name, coward!

30:36You better shut up, or we'll shut you up.

30:40Hello?

30:42Hello?

31:06I've been told you wanted to see me?

31:08That's right.

31:10I asked Jim for three men.

31:12This is all he can spare.

31:13Besides which, he has great confidence in this man.

31:16Take her to leave it.

31:20You ever been down south?

31:22No, sir.

31:25Won't be easy getting these clansmen to talk.

31:28I won't worry about that.

31:31Hmm.

31:32First picture you're seeing there is Sam Crawford, sheriff of Neshoba County, and the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.

31:43The other is the deputy Cecil Palmetto.

31:47There's a plane ticket that goes to Mississippi.

31:50You arrive at 6 p.m. tonight.

31:52The feds believe that these men know where those missing kids are buried.

31:56I'll get it out of here.

31:58I'll get it out of here.

31:59I don't like the fucking Klan any more than you do.

32:04Oh, yeah?

32:06I read an article in Life magazine.

32:08Nazis, the Klan.

32:09All the same.

32:11Just need someone to pick on to feel good about themselves.

32:15Show them no mercy, then.

32:17What's mercy?

32:27Mr. Giganti wanted me to give you a message.

32:33What's this?

32:36We found the rat.

32:39That smells delicious.

32:49Oh, my God.

32:49It's to die for.

32:50Mmm.

32:51Ah, quit it.

32:53Oh, that's nice.

32:55Making it for your father so he doesn't have to eat that shitty nut house food.

32:59I ate that shitty nut house food for two months.

33:03Thanks, Dan.

33:03Dear God, so what are you going to stop, huh?

33:06Don't you have any feelings for your father?

33:08He's facing life in prison.

33:15What?

33:16What's on your mind?

33:17You know, when I was little, I worshipped him.

33:23He was so smart and funny.

33:26He'd listen to me.

33:28He'd give me quarters out of his pocket every now and then.

33:30You remember that.

33:31I certainly do.

33:32I thought he could do no wrong.

33:36Clearly, I was wrong about that, but I never stopped feeling that way about him.

33:42He's my dad.

33:44That's very sweet of you, Stella.

33:46At the same time, I can't help feeling like him in the nut house is some kind of payback for what he did to me.

33:53Stella, your father is not your enemy, okay?

33:57He just wants what's best for you.

33:59You gotta know that.

34:01I want what's best for him, too.

34:04He'll find that out soon enough.

34:06It says here, Dr. Cooper diagnosed you with psychotic schizophrenia.

34:15When did you first experience symptoms, Mr. Giganti?

34:17I mean, just look over there for a second.

34:28Can you see that?

34:29Mr. Giganti, I asked you a question.

34:33Holy shit!

34:35Did this doctor prescribe anything for your condition?

34:37Just one second.

34:39I'm answering the frickin' questions as much as I can.

34:43Mr. Giganti.

34:44Just hang on one second, because you're reading my thoughts, and that's a little weird for me.

34:50That's something that I've never been through before.

34:52It's okay.

34:53There's no problems here.

34:55Did this doctor prescribe anything for your condition?

34:58Yes.

35:00And?

35:00Pills.

35:01What pills?

35:02Pills.

35:03Doop.

35:04What pills?

35:05Is it the pee?

35:05Is it the pee in pills?

35:08Pills.

35:09Doop.

35:10That's weird.

35:12Frills.

35:13Nothing.

35:14What pills?

35:15I took what he called acid, but not the kind of acid you throw in somebody's face.

35:21LSD?

35:23I think so, yes.

35:25Who gave you LSD?

35:26Did Dr. Cooper give you LSD?

35:29There's water.

35:31Mr. Giganti, you probably don't realize that LSD has many qualities in common with sodium pentothal,

35:37a truth serum.

35:39How do you do that like that?

35:42Am I doing that now?

35:44Do I do it as fast as you?

35:45Watch.

35:47Mr. Giganti, did you take LSD to try to convince me you are legally insane?

35:54In this reality right here, but the one over there is different, okay?

35:58That's different because there's a lamp.

36:00Mr. Giganti, I asked you a question.

36:02Did you take LSD to try to convince me you are legally insane?

36:05Yes.

36:06The answer to that is yes.

36:07I think we are done here.

36:08That's amazing.

36:09You're so sweet.

36:10You're such a sweet person.

36:11Betty Shibbaz, what are you doing?

36:37It's magnificent.

36:42It's magnificent.

36:46You read it.

36:48Every word.

36:50The call to unity?

36:51The political power that they try to steal from us?

36:55The call to black nationalism?

37:00I can't give this speech.

37:02Then why is that?

37:03Broadcasting this speech will only provoke more violence against us.

37:07Because I can't allow that for your sake or the children.

37:13Come here.

37:22This is your path, Malcolm.

37:25It would be wrong for you to deny it.

37:29Hey.

37:30The kids and I will be just fine.

37:35LBJ gifted me a box of these Cubans.

38:00Let me know what you think of them.

38:02I haven't smoked one yet.

38:03Not entirely sure.

38:05I understand, Congressman.

38:06What exactly are you asking me to do?

38:09I'm not quite sure I understand why you've wrapped Ellsworth Johnson into this prosecution.

38:16Because he's guilty of drug trafficking.

38:19Yes.

38:20And that is against the law.

38:23But the purpose of this investigation was to loosen the hold of the Italian mafia on the city.

38:29Exactly.

38:30Exactly.

38:31Vincent Gigante was just deemed sane by one of our certified doctors.

38:36Gigante and Johnson are in partnership.

38:39Both men are equally guilty.

38:43I have to follow the law.

38:44Of course you do.

38:45But inasmuch as the law on Earth is stamped in black and white,

38:53the laws of heaven, perhaps I'm more fluid.

38:58With all due respect, Congressman, what the fuck are you talking about?

39:02Pompey Johnson, it seems, is doing some very valuable work for the federal government as we speak.

39:09Let me be clear, Congressman.

39:12If Ellsworth Johnson isn't prosecuted, the case against Gigante falls apart, too.

39:18Well, I'm sure that Mr. Gigante will give you plenty of opportunities to arrest him in the future.

39:23Yeah, I'm a little deaf in my right ear here.

39:28I'm not sure I heard you correctly.

39:30Are you saying that you draw a distinction between black and white criminals?

39:33No, just a distinction between good and bad people.

39:39I'm not entirely interested in judging someone's character, Congressman.

39:44I more care about whether or not they've broken the law.

39:47And I am sworn to uphold the law.

39:50All I am saying is that sometimes there are criminals who do good deeds.

40:01Yes, you're protecting Ellsworth Johnson.

40:05What exactly is he doing that is so important?

40:09I don't know.

40:11Maybe nothing.

40:12It's a gray area.

40:15That's all.

40:18Are you drunk?

40:20I ain't drunk.

40:22You're drunk.

40:23You gotta move on to meet the starts in 15 minutes.

40:31Change your plans, fellas.

40:34Oh, putain, they're so horrible, these things-là.

40:37I don't know how we're going to do it.

40:38We're going to go, huh?

40:50You heard that Cin Gigante and myself were arrested?

40:54Absolutely.

40:54Which is why we're leaving town tomorrow.

40:57If they came after you, it's most likely that we were compromised, no?

41:01How do I know you're not skipping town?

41:03Because you gotta deal with the feds.

41:05You must be out of your mind.

41:06No, no, no, no, no.

41:07He has every right to ask us these questions.

41:11The Sicilian would truck us down and cut us to pieces.

41:14We're not suicidal, Bumpy.

41:16And I'm surprised you can't guess who is behind this.

41:20Who's that?

41:21Well, Bonanno, of course.

41:22He hasn't forgotten that little show you put on for him at your club.

41:28Bonanno wouldn't snitch.

41:29Against his own.

41:31Maybe.

41:32But which rule or code prevents him from telling the FBI about you?

41:37We did not betray you.

41:40That way...

41:42you.

41:44You're insane.

41:46I've known this man for years.

41:48We fought in Algeria together.

41:50He would never betray us.

41:51He gave you up pretty quick when I cut his face.

41:55Maybe that's the reason you want to get back at me for that.

41:58If I thought he was doing that, I'd kill him myself.

42:03I have it on good information that your man here

42:05is cooperating with Robert Morgenthau.

42:08That's a lie.

42:10Well, what proof do you have?

42:11You can't accuse a man without proof.

42:15According to my lawyer,

42:16Morgenthau's informant could have dealt with the feds

42:19and with Interpol so that he could get immunity here

42:21and in Marseille.

42:23You said you'd kill him yourself, right?

42:37Hold on.

42:38Hold on.

42:49Ellsworth Johnson's behavior is immoral.

42:52If we're being religious now,

42:54morality is the key to mishpat,

42:57or Jewish law.

42:58Jesus was a rabbi.

43:01So I've made a study of your religion.

43:06And in Judaism,

43:08morality relates to man's inner consciousness,

43:13not only his deeds.

43:15Unless he is importing heroin.

43:21Congressman, let me ask you.

43:24Have you ever stopped

43:26to consider that the man who you're protecting

43:31is destroying this city?

43:36Go on.

43:38Pick it up.

43:42Pick it up.

43:43Pick it up.

43:45A chance is going to put a bullet

43:46in your fucking head.

43:50Pick it up.

43:56What are you doing, Jean?

43:58What are you doing?

43:59You're not going to believe it, right?

44:01I'm sorry.

44:04I never thought you'd betray me.

44:10Forgive me.

44:11Your boss was a rat.

44:34Don't worry, the gun wasn't loaded.

44:35I just wanted you to see what kind of man he is.

44:37What is this?

44:38He was willing to kill you to cover himself.

44:42He's got warrants in two different countries.

44:44That's why he caught a deal.

44:45A little piece of shit.

44:57What do you want?

44:58I want you to come work for me.

45:041964 threatens to be the most explosive year America has ever witnessed.

45:11Why?

45:12Well, because it's also a political year.

45:14This is the year when all of the white politicians will be back in the so-called Negro community

45:22jiving you and me for some votes.

45:26Now, you never see them until election time.

45:28You can't find them until election time.

45:30But this is the year when all of the white political crooks will be right back in the Negro community

45:37building up our hopes for a letdown with their trickery and treachery and their false promises

45:42which they don't intend to keep.

45:44Now, as they nourish these dissatisfactions, it can only lead to one thing.

45:52An explosion.

45:56What the fuck do you want?

45:57All you got to do is tell me where the Freedom Rider boys are, dead or alive.

46:01You just don't know who you're messing with, boy.

46:04Yeah, I do.

46:05A couple of fucking hillbillies dressed in bed sheets.

46:07You're a dead man.

46:08See how, motherfuckers.

46:16I'm no politician.

46:18I'm not a Democrat, nor a Republican, nor an American.

46:21And I got sense enough to know it.

46:23I'm one of the 22 million black victims of the Democrats.

46:28One of the 22 million black victims of the Republicans.

46:32And one of the 22 million black victims of Americanism.

46:36And when I speak, I don't speak as a Democrat or a Republican.

46:42I speak as a victim of America's so-called democracy.

46:45While you and I, we've never seen any democracy, all we've seen is hypocrisy.

46:51We don't see any American dream.

46:52We experience only the American nightmare.

46:56That's what a Negro feels like when you got them all tied up, huh?

46:59If I had a ladder, I'd have lynch you both, but this will have to do.

47:07Where are they?

47:08We don't know nothing about no fucking Jew boys and niggas from New York.

47:12It's time for us to submerge our differences and realize that we all have the same problem.

47:19A problem that'll make you catch hell, whether you're a Baptist or a Methodist or a Muslim or a nationalist.

47:25We all in the same bag, we all in the same boat, and we all gonna catch the same hell from the same man.

47:31That man just happens to be an old blue-eyed, blonde-haired, bad-smelling white man.

47:36And when he get ready to wring your neck, why, he's not going to stop to inquire about your religious beliefs.

47:43No, he's gonna hang you because you're black.

47:44Now, in speaking like this, it doesn't mean that we are anti-white, no.

47:52But it does mean that we are anti-oppression, anti-degradation, and anti-exploitation.

47:59Now, you're starting to get me pissed off.

48:01I'm gonna ask you again, where the fuck are they?

48:03I don't know.

48:05All right.

48:06You take your time, boys.

48:09I got a whole fucking night.

48:10So, if the white man doesn't want us to be anti-him, then let him stop socially degrading us, politically oppressing us, economically exploiting us.

48:23Every time there's an election, the races are so close that they have to have a recount.

48:30They had to recount over in Massachusetts it was so close.

48:33Same thing with Kennedy and Nixon when they ran for president.

48:36What does this mean?

48:36Well, it means that every time these old white politicians are evenly divided and black people have a block of votes to their own,

48:47it's left up to you and me to decide who's going to sit in the White House and who's going to be in the doghouse.

48:54The time is long overdue for you and me to become more politically mature and realize exactly what the ballot is for,

49:01what we're supposed to get when we cast a ballot, and that if we don't cast a ballot,

49:06it's going to end up in a situation where we're going to have to cast a bullet.

49:14Last chance.

49:15Where are they?

49:17Fuck you.

49:18There's a new type of black man on the scene in America today.

49:30One who doesn't intend to just sit around and turn the other cheek.

49:35It'll be a ballot or it'll be a bullet.

49:37It'll be ballots or it'll be bullets.

49:40It'll be liberty or it'll be death.

49:42The only difference with this kind of death

49:46is that it'll be reciprocal.

49:53Now, if you never hear from me again,

49:56if you never see my face another time in your life,

50:00if I happen to die in the morning,

50:04why, you better believe I'll die saying one thing.

50:09The ballot or the bullet.

50:12The ballot or the bullet.

50:18Where are the freedom riders?

50:26Ending four months of speculation,

50:29the bodies of James Cheney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner

50:32were found underneath an earthen dam on Burgess Farm

50:35in Weshoba County, Mississippi.

50:37The activists were found after an informant,

50:39discussed in FBI reports only as Mr. X,

50:42passed along a tip to federal authorities.

50:45The focus shipped...

50:46I was hoping they would find them alive.

50:48When their burnt-out station wagon...

50:50We all were, honey.

50:53Thank God for Mr. X.

50:55Mr. X did a good job, right?

50:57Mm-hmm.

50:58I'm gonna get ready for school.

50:59So, the Fetch just dropped the case against you and Chet?

51:08For now.

51:10The witness disappeared on them,

51:12from what I understand.

51:14But I don't think we can rest easy.

51:17There might be more than one of them.

51:18Listen, my case has fallen apart for the time being.

51:25As soon as I can, I'm gonna refile.

51:28But next time,

51:29you're gonna need to testify.

51:35I already told you everything I know.

51:38Don't you ever call me again.

51:40We're home.

51:46Stella!

51:46Oh, my God!

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