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Clips from The Insider (1999)

"Slow down, honey. Slow down."
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"If you are, then I'll take Barbara to soccer and take you to dance after."
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"What are we supposed to do?"
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"No, thank you."
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"- He says, uh, you must not sit so close. - What?"
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"I can't conduct an interview from back there."
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"to face Mr. Wallace."
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"All right, Todd."
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"- Okay, Mike. - Sheikh Fadlallah."
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"they beat up protesters at Kanasake..."
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"Oh, someone took a poll? Are all things Canadian boring?"
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"- Hello? Yeah. - Do independent sources corroborate?"
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"- Dad, you got a box out here. - Let me see this a second."
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"Uh, this looks like a table of temperatures."
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"Hmm. I have to take a shower."
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"Yeah?"
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"Anonymous. You or anybody in F.D.A. Know someone..."
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"on fire safety and cigarettes."
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"Now, my number is area code 510-555-0199."
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"- I'll be there at this number in ten minutes."
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"That's room service."
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"They usually knock first."
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"- Thank you. - How do you like your coffee? Black?"
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"it stays that way."
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"60 Minutes reaches a lot of people."
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"fire-safety product study for Phillip Morris."
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"This issue is a drop in the bucket."
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"I can't talk to you about anything else."
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"I signed a confidentiality agreement. I honor agreements."
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"But for something like this, I would say anywhere between ten, 12 thousand."
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"If you want to do it."
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"President Assad of Syria said..."
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"that difficult obstacles remain, but tha this country,"
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"looks forward to a great long peace with Israel."
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"When you're dead and buried, this is the one they're gonna remember you by."
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"- Debbie! - Hey, Lowell."
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"- Debbie. - How are you?"
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"- I don't have any change. You got some change? - Oh, here."
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"It's gonna kill the rest of my day."
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"I'd rather play than talk about it."
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"Jeffrey just charges right ahead."
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"of your severance agreement with Brown &Williamson."
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"I'd suffer the consequence."
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"Is that a threat?"
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"any more than are one's family matters."
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"Now, don't be paranoid, Jeff."
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"About the direction of research here, we may have had our differences, but..."
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"Research. You declare as a badge of honor you don't even know what makes water boil."
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"Well, that's why we hire scientists."
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"without confidentiality agreements."
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"I was paid well for my work,"
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"And if I don't?"
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"and you'll sign it."
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"On top of the humiliation of being fired, you threaten me,"
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"I'm not sure he got the message."
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"- Who's this? - Protect your sources?"
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"- Come here. I want to talk to you. - Good. I want to talk to you."
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"- This is my house. In front of my wife, my kids? - I did not burn you."
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"- What am I gonna mention your name for? - Why are Brown &Williamson..."
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"Well, I don't like paranoid accusations. I'm a journalist."
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"But yes, I did. I came all the way down here to tell you..."
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"- They're afraid of you, aren't they? - They should be."
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"Union Carbide in Japan."
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"What else outside the zone?"
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"- C.E.O. Of Johnson &Johnson. - Yeah."
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"But he's also a man of science."
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"He's not gonna allow his company to put on the shelf a product that might hurt people."
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"Not like the Seven Dwarfs."
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"You come from corporate cultures where research..."
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"market and sell enormous volume, go to a lot of golf tournaments."
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"I took the money. My wife was happy."
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"I always thought of myself as a man of science, that's what's wrong with it."
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"Then you're in a state of conflict, Jeff."
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"If you've got vital insider stuff,"
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"and you feel impelled to disclose it..."
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"There's only one guy who can figure that out for you,"
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"Because of this guy's confidentiality agreement,"
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"He's got something to say. He wants to say it. I want it on 60 Minutes."
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"This is a public health issue, like an unsafe air frame on a passenger jet..."
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"or some company dumping cyanide into the East River."
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"They spend you to death. $600 million a year in outside legal."
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"Listen, G.M. And Ford, they get nailed..."
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"- These clowns have never... I mean ever... - Not even once."
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"tie 'em up in litigation for ten or 15 years, I'm telling you, they bat a thousand."
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"I mean, compelled by a, uh, Justice Department."
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"State courts. Be a witness."
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"That would cut through any confidentiality agreement, wouldn't it?"
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"will he go for it?"
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"You're awfully over qualified, Dr. Wigand."
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"Let me give it some thought."
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"And not a lot of companies in the health care field hire ex-tobacco scientists."
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"It's where our babies were born."
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"Debbie took her first steps right there on..."
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"It's just... It's not..."
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"It's just... It's a smaller scale."
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"now's the time to act during the lowe-your-home sale at Smith's."
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"Sit at Daddy's desk, okay? Why don't you sit up at the desk."
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"You stay down here until Daddy gets back, all right, Barbara?"
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"Daddy!"
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"It was just a racoon, baby. Nothin'."
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"That means that they only come out at nighttime."
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"How-How's the new place?"
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"Lowell."
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"I don't know what the fuck I really think."
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"You know, I got a job now. I'm teaching high school. Japanese and Chemistry."
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"I wanted to hook up with you, talk to you about what we were talking about in your car."
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"Hello? Are you there?"
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"Yeah."
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"Look, um..."
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"- I didn't know. - It's okay."
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"Who is this?"
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"The Internet said you did graduate work at Wisconsin,"
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"- Marcus... - Marcuse. Yeah."
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"He had a major influence on the New Left in the late '60s."
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"And on me, personally."
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"You charge by the hour?"
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"You understand?"
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"and I don't like to be pushed around."
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"To me, you're not a commodity. What you are is important."
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"nothing... I mean nothing... Will ever be the same again."
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