Howard? [knocking at door] Brewster: Howard, hello. Owen, nice to see you again. Good to see you again. Come on inside. Emma, you can start up lunch now. Yes, sir. Well...Really lovely room. It's nicely decorated. Thank you. Here, have a seat. Thanks. Thanks for coming by. I just thought you and I should have a Chance to talk privately. You know, outside the office. Huh. Well... I appreciate that, Owen. So...You're coming out pretty strong against the C.A.B. bill. You're comin' on pretty strong for it. Well, it's my Bill, Howard, you know. Look, I believe sincerely that America cannot afford To have more than one international carrier. Hmm. So, I mean, do you think it's fair that One airline should have a monopoly on international--? A monopoly? No, no, no. Oh, no. No, I think one airline could do it better. See? Without competition. All I'm thinking about are the interests, you know, The needs of the American passenger. That's just beautiful. What is that? What is that? Is that a...? Is that a yak? Some kind of a yak? No, that's-- that's a llama. My wife picked that up when we were in Peru a year ago. Son of a gun. A real llama. From Peru? Yeah. From a year ago, I think it was-- Yeah, it was about a year ago. Lunch is served, senator. Good. Okay. Come on, let's go have some lunch. [Brewster clears throat] Now, did you--? Did you actually get to see any llamas? No, no. My wife just liked the painting. Oh. It's a hell of an interesting animal. I'll have to read up on those. How do you spell that? Like...? Like Fernando lamas? No, no. It's-- it's... It's the animal, it's got two l's. Here, come on, have a seat. It's Brook trout. Hope you like fish. I love it. [clears throat] Thanks. I know you're not a drinking man, So I hope-- Hope water's okay. Thanks. All right, let's get down to business. Let's talk turkey. My investigators-- [laughing] My investigators have turned up a lot of dirt. Could be really embarrassing if this stuff got out. I'd like to save you from that embarrassment. That's very kind of you, Owen. My committee has the power to hold public hearings. I'd like to spare you that. Would you, now? Look. You wanna go down in history as... As a war profiteer, Howard? Is that what you want? What do you want, Owen? You agree to support my C.A.B. bill, And I won't hold public hearings. I can't do that. Why not? Can't do that, Owen. The C.A.B. Would kill TWA. Sell TWA to pan am. You'll get a good price. You'll get a fair price. I'm telling you. And then--? Then you won't go public? Right. That's right. The investigation's closed. Nobody knows a thing. That's-- it's better for everybody. You know, Owen, I'm... I'm still wonderin' one thing. What's that? The picture of the llama you got last year? Yeah. Where'd you sail from? We didn't sail. We flew. You flew? Yeah. Oh. Are you sure you want to do this, Owen? You want to go to war with me? It isn't me, Howard. It's the United States government. We just beat Germany and Japan. Who the hell are you? You... You tell Juan Trippe something for me, all right? Tell him thanks for the flowers. And he can kiss... Both sides...Of my ass. [panting] [grunting] [%%] Brewster: Well, we have a long list of particulars. Chief among them is that He defrauded the American government of $56 million While we were at war, when we could least afford it. While brave men were dying on the beaches of Normandy, Mr. Hughes was picking the pocket Of the American taxpayer. I sleep... In this room... In the dark. I'll have him dragged here to Washington if I have to. I wanna see the whites of his lies. [reporters laugh] I have a place... I can sleep. He has a lot of questions to ------------------------------ Читайте также: - текст 32 Декабря на английском - текст Как ни крути – проиграешь на английском - текст Десять негритят на английском - текст Ишь ты, масленица! на английском - текст Кавказский пленник на английском |