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And this is the result. 45% agree...
... 49 % disagree.
Democrats, 84% disagree.
84% Republicans agree.
Independent, 51% said he was not eligible to be elected again.
That's bad. / And how with John Kerry? </ P>
Good news? / It should be.
See John Kerry, Tom. Positive-negative numbers.
Positive 38%, negative 38%.
This is still uncertain. </ P>
Hibey is ready to meet you. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Miss Mapes. </ P>
I'm Dick Hibey. What can I help you with? </ P>
Oh, I guess you know. </ P>
You knit? / You don't think of a woman like me...
...merajut? / Tidak. Tapi itu bagus. Sangat membantu.
Yes. You mean it can blunt my radical feminist agenda. </ P>
Do you have a radical feminist agenda? / Did you meet a lot of radical leaders? </ P>
Do you have a problem drug abuse? </ P>
I'm trying to do it. </ P>
I'm serious. / Oh, me too.
You came to me, Miss Mapes. If you're not ready yet...
I've been in the news world for 20 years . Winning 2 Emmys, covering the Abu Ghraib prison,
... jailed for not disclosing sources. I don't have a feminist agenda...
.... or even the problem of drug abuse. But right now I'm going to drink Xanax...
... because this scares me a lot.
Is there water?
Thank you. / You have to be ready...
... for questions like that. / I'm ready.
There is an interesting theme that you often lift...
People who abuse power. / I don't like mockers.
Tell me about your work.
You want to know if I'm responsible for what happened.
Yes, right? / Listen. I did my job. Believe me. </ P>
I don't have to trust you. </ P>
The important thing is they trust you. Now, tell me about your work. </ P>
I am the producer. I found the story. </ P>
I formed the team. I wrote and edited. </ P>
I work on 60 Minutes. </ P>
And how does it feel ?
Who among you ordered a duck?
That's Tom. / Napkins.
Thank you. / Fatso. / Thank you.
New York City - April 2004 Previous 6 Months
Will they show it this time? / Yes. </ P>
You also said that last week. / They must be showing it, Roger.
Hey, do you want me to cover it up like this?
Gosh, no, it looks like the genitals > affixed by the crazy cube maker.
Maybe you can darken the color.
Good.
Like that?
Now it looks like there's a black hole there. </ P>
That traps light. / Do they really show it?
Because Sy Hersh knows this...
... and he says he will write news about how we silence things this for 3 weeks.
Dana, can you tell Roger that they will show it? Then hit him. </ P>
I have to meet him. </ P>
Can you finish it? / Hm-mm.
He was the first journalist to report John F. Kennedy shot.
Andrew Heyward CBS News President
He described the Zapruder film in detail on the nation...
... who is not allowed to see it.
Become a White House correspondent at the age of 33,
.... the London correspondent a year later,
... and who first brought the Vietnam War report to the American living room.
He covered Russia in Afghanistan, hostages in Iran...
... and in 1981, became CBS News News host. </ P>
Now he brings more < lots of nightly news...
... than anyone in United States history.
Not bad for a child trench digger from Wharton, Texas. </ P>
Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce my friend...
... and the reason I got this job, Dan Rather.
Long enough to give us a large market share.
This is really an honor. / Hey, Andrew, I need it.
You can't take it. / You can say that, but I've been here. </ P>
You got it? / At the hotel, 2 blocks away.
Let's go. / And you can't leave your party alone. </ P>
There are 50 partners along with their wives... / I know. </ P>
... waiting to talk to you. / I know.
Can you spend this? I already drank 3 glasses. / Mary. </ P>
Let me stretch it for you, Mr. Heyward. </ P>
Do you know? </ P>
General. This is Dan Rather. </ P>
General. / Sir.
Thank you for coming.
Let's start from the beginning.
Americans do this in Iraqi prisoners.
According to the Army, the man was told to stand on the box...
... with his head covered with cables tied to his hand.
To him it was said that if he fell from the box, he would shocked.
These images and dozens of other images...
... are urging investigations by the US Army.
Yesterday we asked General Mark Kimmitt...
... the deputy director of coalition operations in Iraq...
... about what's wrong.
Every day we love our army, but obviously...
... someday we are not always proud of our army.
The military said there were 6 American soldiers who had been charged to date...
... and can be tried in a military court. The rank...
... is higher, it looks like it will be disciplined. </ P>
I remember when you said "courage" at the end of each broadcast. </ P>
Do you remember that? / I remember. Do you remember? </ P>
You must be very old. </ P>
Why did you stop? / Because people make fun of it.
It's impossible. / No, that's true.
Seriously. Can you imagine? / Oh yeah.
Come on, say "courage", Dan.
No, come on. Mary. / Come on, just once.
For me. / I don't think so.
For me. / Come on.
Just a little.
Bro...
Come on, please. / Come on.
Do you really want to hear it? / Yes, me too.
Courage.
Well, it used to be hits. / That's right.
Hey. Cheers for great news. </ P>
Yes, when they finally show it. </ P>
Yes. / F.E.A.
We are currently with Mother. Thank you for coming, Mother.
No. Thank you for inviting me. </ P>
Mother, you are at a long time away. </ P>
What do you do? / Mom in New York works on the news.
And what does that mean?
I ask a question. Questions help reporters get the truth. </ P>
Are you with a cameraman? </ P>
Interesting. </ P>
May I ask for a new camera? / I think we should talk to Dad about that.
I'm trying to get the real , Mother.
Answer the question.
I think this interview has finished.
All right. / Good effort.
President Bush said today he was disgusted seeing pictures of Iraqi prisoners...
... who were harassed by American soldiers.
Make a scene, huh?
Who, me? You don't let Robbie watch it, right? </ P>
Yes, because I'm the worst parent of all time. </ P>
... and damage to American interests...
... the whole world is hard to predict, but...
Do you want to go for a walk? / This is Martha Raddatz.
From: Mike Smith, to: Mary Mapes. I am a bad boy. I have a delicious brisket for you. </ P>
No, I think I have to work. </ P>
June 2004 CBS BROADCAST CENTER
Mary, thank you for coming. Look, just go straight to the point.
We like you. We like what you do. That...
Let's talk about the new season. What are you thinking about? </ P>
I think I have something for the election. </ P>
There is a businessman from Houston named Bill White...
... who claims that he has a document that shows the bin Laden family...
... is an investor at Arbusto.
Arbusto? Bush company? </ P>
Maybe this is just a rumor, but Vanity Fair is also interested in that. </ P>
You know, during that period for Bush it was very disturbing .
How annoying?
I wrote it in 2000.
Do you know Ben Barnes? / No.
Oh, he's an old Texas politician.
Barnes said when he was the spokesperson for the Texas Parliament...
... year & apos; 68 during the Vietnam War...
Sid Adger, a big oil entrepreneur, comes to his office...
... and asks for help entering Bush...
... into National Guard as pilot. </ P>
And Poppy Bush at the time was a member of parliament...
... and Barnes knew he could use the connection
So he said he contacted General Rose, who headed Texas Air National Guard...
... and entered Bush.
Barnes says this? </ P>
No camera. He has saved this story for years. </ P>
I called Buck Staudt, Bush squadron commander...
... and he shouted at me , and says Barnes is full of bullshit...
... because everyone knows it was he who put Bush into the National Guard, not Barnes.
When Bush was on the National Guard, he met someone named James Bath.
And they were friends.
And after they left, Bath, without there is a resume at all...
... become the chief financial representative...
... for the benefit of the family bin Laden in Texas.
Bush founded Arbusto, Bath gave him a check for 50 thousand dollars.
What do you have, White, claims as bin Laden money?
Good. Okay, show it. </ P>
But if we do this, we have to be early. We can't be a hero of late. </ P>
Alright, if you agree, I want to take it Some people to help.
Who?
Colonel Roger Charles.
Our source of Abu Ghraib. A graduate of the AL Academy.
Two assignments in Vietnam, then the Pentagon.
If he isn't working for us, he tries get better shields for US forces in Iraq.
Who else?
Since Dana is on maternity leave , I want Lucy Scott for analysis.
She's been at CBS, journalism professor in Dallas.
What about men named Mike Smith this?
Mikey really works totally with Molly Ivins. He is a researcher for us in 2000.
Lastly I heard, he was a freelance writer akumenang.com
... infiltrate parties to find out who is sleeping with whom.
When you say "sport-fucking," does he catch up the woman is for fun...
... or is she also actively competing?
This will be a great team.
Believe me.
CBS News - Bureau of Dallas
You really will do it this time?
Your bad bosses will let you?
Nice to meet you too, Mikey.
CBS talk about closing foreign bureaus...
... moving towards infotainment which is full of nonsense.
They won't touch the division news as long as Dan is there.
And it won't be there forever. They will find out how to get rid of the old man.
Why did he go into journalism? If you don't want to cover difficult news?
How are you doing, Mikey?
I eat ramen 3 times a day,
... steal TV cable.
I need a job.
Come on in, meet the others.
Gosh, you brought me a hippie?
Ini Mike Smith, kami mengerjakan proyek ini tahun 2000.
Dian doesn't have any social ethics. / That's right.
Your info about Airbusto, is really bad.
Bin Laden's money has never been approaching Bush. < /p>
Okay.
What did I do here?
What you're looking at is the whole file...
.... George W. Bush in Air National Guard. </ P>
You mean, the file that is still left, right? / Right. </ P>
Wait, wait. </ P>
You are tracking the origin of the document. </ P>
Let me show you what we got. </ P>
Start here.
May 1968.
The bloodiest month of the Vietnam War.
Bush was accepted in Texas Air > National Guard for pilot training. </ P>
Dan jika kau percaya Ben Barnes, dia memasukan Bush ke daftar tunggu.
Even if there is indeed a waiting list. Some say there is, some say no.
Bush said he came in so fast because they were looking for a pilot...
... which is nonsense, because many pilots have just returned from Vietnam.
And that's another thing.
Train National Guard pilots from the beginning to the end, that's really rare.
Why? / Because it's not cost-effective.
Men in Air National Guard...
... they are former AU pilots who want to maintain the value them.
Why spend a million dollars on training new pilots...
... when you have an Air Force pilot.
One- the only thing that made Bush an interesting candidate was the connection.
However, he made it in.
He signed a 6-year official bond.
He trained to be a pilot in Moody...
... then he was assigned to Squadron 111 in Houston.
Records show his achievements very good here.
High marks in each exam period, until spring 1972...
... when he was suspended in writing because missed regular physical exercise.
How can someone change from an upper class pilot...
... until you don't even take physical training?
Not only that, he requested an assignment in Alabama and was granted...
... where he helped his friend with his senate campaign. </ P>
Wait, so he disobeyed and they let him move?
It's getting more interesting.
From May 1972 to May 1973...
... the record shows there are no points recorded in the Bush file.
Points. That is like hours flying on the National Guard. </ P>
The point is that Bush was never present. </ P>
The Alabama commander did not remember Bush was there.
There were no eyewitnesses who confirmed he was on the base.
And there were no documents that could prove he had been there.
So you said that the president of the United States...
... might have run away from military duty for more than a year?
We don't have proof of that.
What did the White House say? / Bush serves honorably...
... and military records can disappear at any time.
Military records are not lost at any time.
p>
They are military. They were very thorough in recording. </ P>
... when he appeared to practice.
Then in September 1973...
... he asked to leave the training early and was granted. Why? </ P>
So he can enter Harvard Business School. </ P>
So he asks to leave 9 months early and they leave it. </ P>
So what are the questions that we are looking for the answer to? </ P>
One, did Bush enter the National Guard to avoid going to Vietnam? </ P>
Don't mean to be cynical, but who what didn't want to do at that time?
I.
Bush's coach at Squadron 147 said Bush wanted to go to Vietnam.
There is only one document that mentions about it on official records. </ P>
On the question of whether he wants to be assigned overseas,
... Bush ticks no.
Coach Bush said maybe there was an error.
That's the wrong question. / Two, why did he miss his physical training?
He doesn't have a drug problem. He just likes the sensation that is caused.
Good, three.
p>
If anyone puts it on the National Guard, then who?
How can we get that in the document?
41% want Mr. Bush was elected again,
... while 51% did not. </ P>
Ben Barnes Former Lieutenant Governor of Texas
Is it time again...
... for me to deflect the seduction of a beautiful woman like yourself?
Governor, you entered the president the United States to the National Guard.
Gosh, that's very impressive.
We know if I ever said it...
... about Texas's favorite son in front of the camera, I'll leave Austin by running.
No, sorry, Mary.
Anyway Johnny who will win the election.
Barnes still doesn't want to. Who is next?
Colonel Jerry Killian. Bush Commander in 111 Squadron.
If anyone knows what happened, he is the person.
There is a little problem.
That is? / Killian is dead.
Too bad. / Who is next?
General Buck Staudt.
Former Bush commander at Squadron 147.
George is one of the best pilots I've ever built.
So, with all due respect please go to hell.
General Bobby Hodges...
... replacing Staudt as commander Squadron 147, Killian's direct superior.
My husband said there was no special treatment for him.
Please stop calling to our home.
Maurice Udell, Bush flight instructor.
There is no special treatment for him.
I think he will be an American and <
Tom Honeycutt.
There is no special treatment for him.
Albert Lloyd.
There is no special treatment for him. / Damn...
Bill Hollowell.
There is no special treatment for him. And if there is any, that is not a problem.
Hey, hey! Get out of the way, damn it! </ P>
As if they have been given direction. </ P>
Dia orang yang hebat, tak ada perlakuan spesial untuknya.
Good debate angler, Mary. How if there is no special treatment for him? </ P>
Do you know who else is in the 147 Squadron? </ P>
Son of Lloyd Bentsen...
... son of John Connally, Sid Adger's two sons,
... HL's grandson Hunt, the heirs of Sakowitz's wealth...
... and half the frontline players Dallas Cowboys. </ P>
Yes, I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
So, what is our next action?
I don't know.
I'm in charge of John Kerry.
Kerry isn't honest with < > what happened in Vietnam.
He lied about his notes.
I knew John Kerry was lying about the Purple Heart badge...
... because I took care of the injury.
John Kerry lies about getting a Bronze Star.
I know, I was there at the time, I saw what happened.
The story is about what happened and what really happened...
... different like day and night.
Yes? / Who is that?
My dark lover, go back to sleep.
Have you heard of Linda Starr?
He managed a site, like /> a comfortable home for anti-Bush matters.
He hinted some documents would be leaked soon.
What documents?
Mary Mapes on channel 2.
Thank you. </ P>
Mary. / Yes, I think I got something.
Anti-Bush, the freaking maker on the internet.
Gosh, I talked to him for 3 hours, but he connected me to the source.
A colonel who said he might have access...
... on missing documents in the Bush National Guard file.
It sounds promising. /. I told Mike Smith to talk to him.
Milk? / Look at the document.
And check the colonel's background, make sure he's not crazy.
Thank you.
Enjoy . / Thank you.
No. I saw it. </ P>
I saw it with my own eyes. The Bush file section they don't like...
... they throw it in the trash basket. / Do you have that document?
Bill tried to talk about this in 2000, then one night someone tried to hit us on the road.
I wasn't afraid of they. / But, I'm afraid.
Okay, let's just say I have that document.
Why do I have to show it to you? Why isn't the document in the newspaper only?
Because no one is reading the newspaper anymore. / If so, the documents have other channels.
I don't know if you know, but not many people...
... who did what What we do now.
We are 60 Minutes. We are the default standard.
We can help you.
Listen , you talk in front of the camera...
No. Don't have a camera. </ P>
Don't involve our names. </ P>
They will destroy us because of this, don't you understand? </ P>
Nicki, listen. < br /> I know it feels ridiculed.
Feeling that they are too strong, and you are small and helpless.
But you are not like that.
And doing this will show that to them.
I promise...
... we will protect you.
MEMO NOTES. Subject: Suspension George W. Bush Flight Status
This document was signed Jerry Killian. / Yes. </ P>
The first document says Bush is not trying...
... fulfilling his training certification. </ P>
It's far different from just just skip physical exercise.
And the second document states that his position as a pilot is very important.
Bush says he stopped flying because they no longer need a pilot.
p>
But this document will prove that statement is incorrect.
Do you think anyone wants to trick you with this document...
.... for example for political dirty tricks?
I don't think anyone hates me that much.
No, I was only given a copy.
And don't ask where I got it, I won't say it.
You can take this to your brother, > ask them to check it out.
Alright.
September 15, we have no events.
CBS shows The Billy Graham Crusade.
What about September 22? / Filled again. Dr. Phil special. </ P>
So our airtime schedule is on the date between...
... Billy Graham shows and Dr. Phil McGraw? </ P>
Gosh. / News doesn't make money.
There is one more choice.
8. / Five days from now?
If do you think... / I need an interview.
I need all the teams to be in New York and first I need Dan.
Where is he ?
Hurricane Frances hit the coast of Florida...
... more powerful than a strong person who tried to win a prize at the night market!
I will kill him.
Maybe it's not necessary.
Maybe I can send it to Austin for Strong's interview.
I got an email from the colonel about the document say "I feel better".
Yes? / Memorandum notes...
... are open memos, right?
So why did Killian make the file?
Killian knows suspending people as important as this is a big thing. </ P>
He tried to do the right thing, he needed to trace documents to protect himself. </ P>
That means Bush's protection must be from higher than Killian.
Do you think Hodges?
He's Killian's direct boss. I'll call again.
You contacted Hodges residence, please leave a message.
General Hodges, This is Mary Mapes from 60 Minutes.
I hope you can call me back.
Gosh!
You have to see this. This is a video from a cellphone....
... during Democratic fundraising.
Thank you. Thank you. </ P>
Let's talk about John Kerry and George Bush...
Is that Ben Barnes? / And I will name you.
I entered a young man named George Bush...
... to the National Guard when I /> lieutenant governor in Texas.
I'm not so proud of about that, but...
Gosh!
Aku tak tahu mereka merekamku. Kau melihatnya? Aku tampak berantakan!
I think you look amazing, Ben. / Oh, don't start again.
Rice has become porridge, and your friend Kerry has dropped 10 points.
We will air five more days. < br /> Are you coming or not?
We get Barnes! / Burkett just called.
He will hand over some more memos. / We have to find the source.
All right. / Come to the airport tomorrow morning.
I will send a fax when I get there. Yes!
4 September - 4 Days Before Airing </ p >
"Bush wasn't here at the time of the assessment, and I don't have any feedback..."
"... from the Squadron 187 Alabama. I'm not going "In Austin it's the same."
"Bush wasn't here at the time of the assessment."
They tried to get Killian to give value to Bush, when Bush was not there there.
This is evidence that Bush ran away from the task.
Who do I have to talk first?
Are there any doubts in your mind that this memo is genuine ?
Robert Strong This former Texas Air National Guard personnel
This memo is in accordance with the procedure at that time.
And as I recall this memo also according to Killian's profile.
And what do you think is Colonel Killian doing?
I think he's trying to do that command... < /p>
..and he tried to protect himself considering the political situation at that time.
So political considerations were one of the determining factors in the National Guard? </ p >
The political situation is on the verge of corruption, a lot of power...
... being corrupted.
From a moral and ethical standpoint... < /p>
... that can't be accepted.
Let's go to New York.
I guess I haven't had time to introduce myself.
Dan Rather. / Gosh.
I mean, I'm Mike Smith. I'm familiar...
I mean, I, I... Hello.
You know, Mary said you called me "old man".
I hope she doesn't tell you that.
Listen, I appreciate your hard work /> for this project.
Ask, it's important.
There are people who say it's not important.
Whatever it is, they will say You're one-sided.
But when you stop asking, that's when America will lose.
That might sound like a make up, but I believe.
So continue your business.
Yes... Or not. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Kau tahu apa yang gila?
Lots of crazy things.
Tell me what you think is crazy.
The fact that they keep this secret for so long.
You know why Mary did not finish this coverage in 2000, right? </ P>
Mrs. Mary died...
... right in the middle of cultivating coverage. </ P>
Then the coverage was never finished and the election came. </ P>
Elections determined by difference of 537 votes. </ P>
I think...
... if Mother Mary doesn't die that summer,
... most likely Al Gore is the current president.
And What about Mary's father?
Mary's father is a fucking drunk...
... who hates himself so much to the point of hitting his daughters. </ p >
The more they dare to speak, Mary says, the more intense she hits them.
So what do you think Mary survived? / He will be beaten...
... for asking? / Right.
And this is what he made his livelihood?
Sometimes humans are funny.
I think that's part of And he knows.
The reason why they work together so well.
That's why they need each other.
His father and daughter.
September 6 - 2 Days Before Show
Tell me about the document examiner.
There are 4. Marcel Matley came from > San Francisco to manage the camera. </ P>
Linda James in Texas wants to see the original one. </ P>
Yes, we don't have one. / I told him.
Jim Pierce in Los Angeles just started today...
... and Emily Will in North Carolina < br /> want you to call him.
All right.
I think you have a problem.
Emily Will Document Checker
I have done internet research.
The president was indeed in Alabama when this document was written, so this was impossible.
Good. Did you find anything wrong with the document itself? </ P>
Well, no, but... / Does it seem to have been faked? </ P>
Without documents original... / It's OK.
Let me handle about the investigation.
I always do the whole thing.
Do you know where this document came from? </ P>
Determining the order of ownership will take a long time...
... in order to determine its authenticity.
Yes, believe me, we are working on it.
I gave you the memo, you verified it, that's the agreement.
You have contacted the campaign team Kerry for me?
They can't be lied to about the Swift Boat.
If only you could confirm where < br /> you can scrap it, we will be trouble free.
I told you I can't appear in the public. / I know. </ P>
I know. You don't need to do it. </ P>
You just have to give me his name. Okay? That's all I need. </ P>
George Conn. </ P>
My friend is on the National Guard. / All right.
At that time he was there for preparation. But if you call him, he will deny it. </ P>
Thank you. / See you later.
You contacted Conn's residence. Leave a message.
Colonel, this is Mary Mapes of 60 Minutes. </ p >
I hope you can call me back.
It's about the coverage we're going to show Wednesday night. Thank you. </ P>
Matley has arrived. / Yes.
In my opinion, based on the evidence of our existing handwriting...
Marcel Matley Document Examiner
... yes, this is the same person.
The signature on the June 24 document shows a striking difference.
But it also shows some... < /p>
... a vague resemblance to Colonel Killian's handwriting.
Good, and why is the difference like this possible?
The contents of the memo were very stressful. </ P>
Killian told his boss he could not judge Bush if he was absent. </ P>
That was enough to explain the difference to scratches his writing.
May I excuse me for a moment?
Like seeing paint dry up. What should I do?
There must be somewhere there. Can you get it?
Are there any stitches in my jacket? / Two bottles of whiskey.
All right.
So, do you say that I show this to the American public...
... and say to our knowledge...
... this document was signed by the same person, do I have a strong argument?
Yes.
Matley said original. Jim Pierce too. Emily Will is still researching it. </ P>
Linda James wants more documents, but she says she will agree with Matley. </ P>
Date and contents of Burkett's memo matches official records.
And I have the Graph section present it visually.
We still don't get it.
One must make sure fill in the memo first. </ P>
Seseorang yang tahu para pemainnya.
Nobody on the National Guard will want to move forward.
Look what happened to Burkett. You talk, your head is the bet.
Who Killian commander?
There is Buck Staudt, who told me literally to go to hell...
... and Bobby Hodges, who had been I left 18 messages for him.
Good, I left the 19th.
Anyone want pizza?
I think we should start thinking about pizza.
Hello?
General Hodges? / Yes.
This is Mary Mapes from 60 Minutes.
I want to talk to you about old memos...
.... which I found from the 187 Squadron.
It seems that the memo...
... came from the private file of Jerry Killian.
Aku ingin membacakannya padamu, apa tidak apa-apa?
All right.
Good. The first memo was dated June 24, 1973. </ P>
And the subject was Bush, George W, first lieutenant. </ P>
"Sir. I got a call from your staff regarding the assessment... "
"... First Lieutenant Bush this month. "
" The judge is Lieutenant Colonel Harris. "
" Lieutenant Colonel Harris and I feel I can't judge First Lieutenant Bush... "
"... because he didn't practice with FIS 111 Squadron since April 1972. "</ P >
"Recent activities outside assessment period."
"Tell me how I must behave."
Good, memo...
This is dated August 18, 1973 and the subject is titled CYA...
... which I think is meaningful "Cover Your Ass" (Protect Your Ass) ?
Baik. "Staudt lebih menekan Hodges soal Bush."
"I'm having trouble interfering and doing my job."
"Harris sent me a message today from the Group about Bush's absence..."
"... and Staudt insisted on hiding it."
"Bush was not present during the assessment..."
"... and I have no bait behind anything from Squadron 187 in Alabama. "
" I won't give a score. "
" Austin isn't happy with that either. "
"Harris was called by the Group today."
"I will postpone the date, but I give no value."
"Harris agreed."
Sir, is this memo familiar to you?
Yes.
But using someone's personal record , it crosses the line.
You guys trying to make news, making stories that never existed.
No, sir, we're not trying to make anything.
HODGES CONFIRMING
Wait a minute.
We get it. </ p >
Tell me what happened...
September 7 - 1 Day Before Airing
... with George W. Bush, the draft and Garda National. </ P>
Sid Adger, friend of the Bush family, come to see me...
... and ask me if I can recommend...
... George W. Bush for the National Guard.
And I recommend it.
I'm interested in the number of stories we get .
What if we share it? Show Barnes tomorrow...
... then the document is on Sunday.
Tayang hari Minggu tak akan menguntungkan kita. Sudah sampai di mana kita?
I just got an email from Emily Will, one of our examiners.
She's a little worried about superscript.
Superscript? / The "th" writing was raised after 111.
He was worried that the function wasn't there in the military typewriter in the 70s.
But I've talk to Matley, he said it was already there...
... so Emily said she agreed with Matley.
Good, alright.
The White House will prepare someone to appear in the morning.
I can't send Dan because of a storm.
Damn storms this hates me.
I don't think I'm entitled...
September 8 - Live Day 3.36 Afternoon
... to get power I have it.
Betsy West Vice President - Prime Time
To be able to choose who goes to Vietnam and who doesn't.
That is the power that when I saw those names...
... may determine his life and death, and such power is not what I want.
Is it right that I say you are ashamed of that?
Oh, I guess that's the right thing. </ P>
I'm really very sorry. </ P>
How long has this been shown? </ P>
Duration is 60 minutes, at least already 3 times.
Some parts of the document are too slow, you can cut them there.
What if we turn back, open with Barnes, then the document ?
Forward according to order.
We have 3 hours.
All right. / Right.
This signature, on the June 24 document...
... shows a striking difference.
But it also shows some details...
No. Back. It's still too long. </ P>
Return to the part where he... / You have to remove the Matley section. </ P>
Only 40 seconds left, < br /> and the interview is ugly.
The picture presentation doesn't work.
It shows the new document according to with the original. If we omit it...
Bad idea. We run out of time. </ P>
Your decision. What should we do? </ P>
Cut .
We have to finish it in 2 minutes. / I know. </ P>
If we don't start solving it, we can't show. </ P>
Lock and complete. / Good, but if there's a computer problem...
Tom, I adore you, but shut up. / All right.
18 new contestants will soon face the toughest challenges.
Survivor: Vanuatu, premiere Thursday 8/7 Central Time. Only on CBS. </ P>
Someone will burn. </ P>
Military records of 2 people who are running for president...
... have become the most important political part of this campaign.
A tool for building or destroying...
... the credibility of each candidate as the next highest American leader.
While Senator Kerry was targeted by what he did in the Vietnam War,
... President Bush was criticized for avoiding The Vietnam War...
... by entering Texas Air National Guard...
... then, apparently, he failed to fulfill his obligations on the National Guard
Did Lieutenant Bush fulfill his military obligations?
And how could he enter to the National Guard so easily?
Tonight, we have a new document...
... and new information about the president's military duties.
And the first interview with the person who said...
... he gave special treatment to young George W. Bush...
... to enter Texas Air National Guard .
August 18, 1973 - CYA ... Staudt insisted on hiding it...
August 1, 1972: Today First Lieutenant Bush I suspended because failed to meet the AU standard and did not take an annual physical examination. The person concerned did not try to meet the training certification...
The days when the president on the National Guard returned appeared today.
He registered in Texas, moved to Alabama...
...dan keluar lebih awal untuk masuk... / Beginilah nasib bisnis kita.
Report reports. Why should bother making the hottest news...
... when you only need to review someone else's hot news? </ P>
30 minutes, someone somewhere will report...
... news about someone who made a report about us.
You know? They will all get Peabody. </ P>
This one is important. </ P>
That's amazing. Even our children like it. </ P>
Really? </ P>
Really? p>
Yes. You're really a reporter great, baby. </ P>
Alright, I'll go home tomorrow. </ P>
Alright, be careful. </ P>
Fine, I love you . / Come on.
These blogs say they can be made exactly in Microsoft Word.
Who said? / A conservative site, but...
"Every memo uses fonts that are proportionally spaced."
"Maybe the Palatino font or Times New Roman. "
" In 1972, typewriters used single-spaced fonts. "
" Proportionally spaced fonts not yet used... "
"... until the introduction of personal computers. "
" The font hasn't spread until in the 90s. Previously... "
"... it takes typing tools. It's not used for personal memos. "
" I mean the document is fake... "</ p p>
"... copied 15 times..."
"... to give the impression of an old document."
All right.
Mary?
What happened?
"The spacing is not just similar, but really identical."
"Notice the date perfectly aligned, the line is broken in the same place... "
"... all letters are aligned with letters above and below it. "
"And the edges are exactly the same."
"And I didn't change any of them Word default settings."
"Edge, type size, tab delay, etc., all use standard settings. "
What should we do?
With all due respect, did you make a mistake?
Gil Schwartz CBS Public Relations Section
We have four document checkers and none of them says the memo is not original.
Is there among those who tried typed it in Microsoft Word?
I don't know, Gil, I'm not a document checker.
But I assume their job is making sure this document is not fake.
Just because people people on the internet... / It's not about people on the internet.
ABC News is pursuing this news.
Especially Nightline. / You mean they target Dan?
Yes. / Tell them the superscript problem.
The "th" text that appears after you type a number.
For example 111th (111th). / Yes, I know what that is. What's the matter? </ P>
The bloggers said it was strong evidence that the memo was typed on the computer. </ P>
They said that there was no on the typewriter in the 1970s .
Well... / One of the checkers...
... also highlighted that.
Emily Will.
Yes, but Matley said it had been in the 70s, and Emily agreed.
They would kill us just with that.
I don't understand, what do they want? / They want us to say we are wrong.
Because if we are wrong...
... all the questions we ask about the president's military duties will be in vain.
Listen. All right. </ P>
We have a document checker, okay? </ P>
Bob Strong, who works at the National Guard Headquarters...
... says the memo was written with National Guard terms at that time.
And we have Bobby Hodges, Killian commander...
... confirm both contents of the memo...
... and say it reflects Killian's thoughts at that time.
We succeeded with this coverage.
Baiklah, pastikan.
Re-confirm with everyone.
And find the words "th" in the official record.
We must find that "th".
Hi. / Yo.
Have you heard? / Yes, yes. That's nonsense. </ P>
Forgive my French. </ P>
People have attacked me for 30 years, it won't start bothering me now. </ P>
What are you okay?
We will fight, Dan.
I still have passion in me. / Has your contract been approved?
I've talked to the head the news division, I'll be fine.
You will give me something to reply to all this?
Yes, sir.
The explosion occurred at 10:30 local time at the Australian Embassy in Jakarta...
... killed 9 people and injured 180 people.
Jemaah Islamiah, Southeast Asia terrorist group...
... claimed responsibility for the attack.
... but some Document experts contacted by ABC News...
... have asked serious questions about the authenticity of these documents.
They highlight letters, font spacing and letters printed perfectly...
... which is more like typing a computer than typing a typewriter.
And there are this one, little superscript "th".
There are only a few typewriters that can do it in 1972.
You contacted the residence of Hodges. Please leave a message. </ P>
General Hodges...
This is Mary Mapes. We need to talk again. Can you contact me? </ P>
Terima kasih.
... avoid Vietnam from following it since he ran for the Governor of Texas...
... and Mr. Bush always denied it. / I enjoyed my military service...
Nothing.
This one is finished?
Not my part. / All right.
... that he's the one who did...
At that time Staudt had already left from the National Guard.
What are you talking about?
CYA's memo, dated August 18, 1973.
"Staudt seems to be increasingly pressing Hodges about Bush."
Staudt left the National Guard in 1972. </ P>
So how could he still press Hodges?! </ P>
Listen, when a commander... </ p >
No, the bloggers will cheer for this. / When a general leaves his position...
... and work for Quantico on the same base...
... he still has a big influence. It doesn't matter whenever he goes.
Support me, Roger. / He's right.
Yes. All right...
I'm sorry if I don't think that everyone views it like you. </ P>
This is bad. </ P>
No, when they start asking to speak to our source...
... then it's just bad.
They chased us, Roger.
Get it!
What?
I found a superscript "th", here.
Josh!
Contact And, say we just got ammunition.
So can the experts say, George, with certainty that this document is not typed...
... and can't be made in the early 70s?
They say all the instructions lead to that. They don't guarantee...
... 100%, and CBS still insists with their coverage. </ P>
In fact they also highlight other sources, < /p>
... Colonel Robert Hodges...
... which is the direct superior of Mr. Killian. </ P>
They said they read the document to Colonel Hodges. </ P>
And he said, "What did that Killian say to me at that time."
Hodges doesn't want to talk to anyone.
Because we can't contact him by telephone!
Those who question that document...
... focus on something which is called superscript.
Features that type automatically "th" are raised.
Critics say typewriters don't have that capability in the 70s, but some say they have.
In fact, Bush's military records were issued by the White House themselves....
... shows the same superscript.
This is from 1968.
Some analysts outside CBS...
... said they were sure the font in the memo was New Times Roman...
... what they claimed had not yet been in the 1970s.
But the owner of the company that distributes this typeface says...
... the font has been around since 1931.
Document checker and handwriting, Marcel Matley...
... analyzed the document for CBS News. </ P>
He said he believed the document original...
... but highlights the document that was checked...
... by people who questioned the document.
Because there will be quality degradation every time the document is copied.
And the document analyzed outside CBS has been photocopied...
... faxed, scanned and downloaded...
... and so far different from documents owned by CBS.
Matley said this in interviews before Wednesday's airing.
Basically we see features that are meaningful or meaningless...
... to determine whether it is the same person or not.
So I have no problem recognize it.
I think based on the evidence the handwriting we have,
... yes, this is the same person.
According to Matley, the signature is one of the proofs the most convincing.
We talked to him again today via satellite.
Are you surprised anyone questioned this? We don't, but are you surprised? </ P>
I know raising this matter is very risky, whatever it is. </ P>
And I know that this is more harming me profession...
... rather than benefit me.
And... And I know that.
But... But we are looking for the truth, < br /> that's our job.
You have to do it totally, find out the truth...
... and face the risk.
For CBS Evening News...
Dan Rather reports. </ P>
Good night. </ P>
And... finished. </ P>
I told you , I'm still good at it. / I'll call Andrew now.
F.E.A. / Right.
What do you think? / I think you did it brilliantly.
Bobby Hodges called.
General Hodges? This is Mary Mapes. We are currently with Dan Rather. </ P>
Why does the Washington Post describe me as your rescue card in this case? </ P>
You said that to them, Dan?
No, sir.
They wrote a CBS source saying I was a rescue card.
Sir, it's not me and also not Dan.
Good, because I'm not your rescue card. I've seen all your coverage. </ P>
And I have to say, I think the memos are fake. </ P>
You...? Sorry? </ P>
I can't believe Jerry Killian who wrote the memo. </ P>
Sir, when we talk to...
... 6 September... Sorry, I'm looking for my notes. </ P>
Saat kita bicara, Anda bilang isi memo itu familiar bagi Anda.
Is that not so? / Yes.
And the memo reflects Colonel Killian's thoughts at that time.
That's right.
But I never < br /> see it physically.
So, what makes you doubt the authenticity of the memo?
Jerry's family says he did not write it.
General, the focus of our coverage is about what happened...
... with the president's tenure when on the National Guard. If you say,
... Colonel Killian really feels that way...
... and the things described in the memo are correct, </ p >
... we want to talk to you about it.
I just told you that I now believe the memo is fake.
Forget the memo, sir. </ P>
Apakah apa yang kami presentasikan tentang presiden Bush akurat?
I don't want to be involved with all this. / For him to appear on the camera.
Are you willing if I come to see you to talk in front of the camera?
No, And, forgive me.
Maybe after the election.
General, if you... / Listen, his family says it's fake.
And I support his family, okay ? I'm sorry.
Damn it!
All right, what should we do about Hodges retreat?
We say we respect General Hodges...
... and trusted him the first time we talked to him.
ABC tried to contact our two examiners.
Emily Will and Linda James. They say they never say the memo is genuine. </ P>
Of course not. </ P>
Why? / They...
They... They can't.
Well, because the memo is a copy.
There is no ink or original paper to test.
Nobody can confirm 100% whether The memo is genuine or fake.
That's why they can attack us. / Except on the internet, they believe...
They are nuts analysts. / We also have peanut analysts.
Our coverage is about whether Bush's connection makes him enter the National Guard...
... and protect him when he missed his military obligations.
Our research supports that.
The documents are only a small part. That is not the essence of the coverage.
It doesn't matter what the core of the coverage is. We have to...
They don't have the right to do this. / What do you do?
They have no right to attack us just because they ask questions.
Sunday morning...
I want analysts to support us.
Come on.
Don't forget to eat. And
Right now he is the most /> guilty on CBS among those involved.
THIS IS A BITCH.
Gosh, he looks like demon's left eye.
Someone beat him with a bag of ugly sticks.
Yes. He looks like a socialist to me. Mapes: Feminazi propaganda experts. </ P>
Many are forced to join their movements, because men avoid them like the plague. </ P>
I imagine Sean Hannity is currently honing his knife to rip the witch's stomach.
... to rip the witch's stomach.
Hey. / Hey.
When did you come?
I'm afraid there is a camera at the airport. I don't want Robbie to see it.
Gosh What are you doing here?
Work. / Why don't you rest first?
I change clothes first, we can take a walk.
No, I don't want to go for a walk. < br /> I want to sit here and work, okay?
This... All right.
I'm sorry.
It's OK. / No.
It's just... whatever I say, I do, I'll be attacked.
This...
It's not about that.
When my father will start hitting me, I will think:
"I won't cry."
" I won't ask to stop beating me. "</ P>
" I won't give it satisfaction by seeing me in pain. "</ P>
Then he will hit me harder.
And I will think, "One day, I will fight you."
And that never happened.
Now.
You have to fight now.
Everything in the document that people say is impossible...
... as you say 32 years, < br /> is a big mistake.
Not true. Proportional letter distance already exists at that time. </ P>
Superscript already exists as an additional feature. </ P>
Return to the beginning of the list. I think it's useful, yes, Roger?
Andrew told me,
... they want to talk to your source.
What if my source doesn't want to talk to them ?
Then you have to convince your source.
You're an expert at convincing people, right, Mary?
I just want to know how much > the importance of your support...
... in the whole process.
Just contact your source, Mary.
Now...
... this is just bad.
You said he didn't need to appear. / I know, it's just...
You just need to verify the document and he doesn't need to do anything anymore.
Well, but it turns out can't like that, right?
I'm sorry, Nicki. I'm just... I'm just tired.
Bill didn't do anything wrong.
Nobody says that.
I just need him to talk on the phone with my boss...
... and say what he told me.
That would mean a lot to Dan.
Please?
Bill, this is Andrew Heyward, I'm president CBS News. </ P>
Is there and there? </ P>
I'm here, Colonel. </ P>
I heard Hodges decided to step down. </ P>
They were all run.
You know I have health problems.
I know, therefore I won't linger.
I want to ask you a few things.
Please.
How You got the document?
You told Mary it came from from someone named George Conn?
Well, he always urged me, so I had to say something .
So it's not accurate?
No, sir. / Gosh...
Can you tell us what really happened?
I got a call in March from someone...
... who said a woman named Lucy Ramirez...
... wanted to contact me.
She told me to call the Lodge < Houston Holiday between 7 and 10...
... and ask for specific rooms...
... and I do.
This woman said she was only as an intermediary,
... the person who delivered a package of documents to me.
And I should make copy those documents...
... and burn the original one, which also copies, and also an envelope.
Nonsense. / Destroy the basic evidence...
... from the source, isn't it?
Yes, of course.
So the woman said, "When will you go to Houston again?" </ P>
I said, "We came to the cattle show in a few days." </ P>
We sell Simmental cattle.
The event was a great opportunity to advertise our bull's sperm.
On the first day of the show, a dark-skinned man appeared...
... and submit an envelope and then leave.
Inside are the memos.
I burn the rest as he told me.
Beres.
And is that the same person with the person who called you?
I don't know. Maybe. </ P>
And you didn't tell Mary all this before because...
Well, to keep it a secret. </ P>
Mary did a good job. Don't judge him.
Thank you, Bill.
All right, Bill, this is...
This is an amazing thing.
Will you come and discuss it for us?
For everyone to be relieved.
I don't know, what do you think, Dan?
I don't think they will be able to attack us beyond the current attack, Colonel. </ P>
For me, I'll speak in front of the camera and tell the truth. </ P>
Finish it. </ P>
Baiklah.
My office will prepare everything needed.
Thank you for your time. / See you later.
We must show it immediately. Betsy. / Yes.
Mary, can you stay for a while?
For Burkett, it takes a series of questions about the purpose.
His political tendency , his view about the president and the reason he lied.
People will highlight this. We must protect ourselves.
You must protect the company.
p>
I want Dan to survive this problem.
Why won't he survive?
If And feels like this is company interests, he won't do
He won't want for me.
The vulture is here. / Gosh.
Dan! And! </ P>
Mary, is there a comment? / Excuse me.
Next to this.
Excuse me. Sorry mom. / And, please comment.
Excuse me. / And!
You broadcast the fake memo. Do you feel cheated?
Can you confirm the memo typed on the word processing device?
What does it feel like to betray people?
Let's go. / Mary!
Who are you guys really?
Do you know anything?
Yes, maybe you can stop it? Tell only they do it.
Colonel. / Yes, alright. Come on. </ P>
Which is the Burkett family? / Above, getting ready.
And?
We need to ask why they lie to us, okay?
We have to make sure we get the answer.
I just want to say hello before the interview.
Oh, thank you, Dan. I appreciate it.
How are you, Mom? / Hi.
Listen, this interview is quite easy. We will just sit and talk.
Good. / All right.
I will ask about why you gave wrong information. I don't want you to be surprised. </ P>
No, I'm looking forward to it. </ P>
I'm glad to be able to say the real . / Good. </ P>
If you need to pause, drink, or whatever, that's fine, okay? </ P>
Fine, I'll excuse myself to use "paint the war" me.
That's the worst part of from this work, makeup.
The sound section is ready whenever you are ready.
Everything will be fine only, Nicki. Okay? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
But you said a different story. </ P>
To protect people who gave me the document. </ P> p>
Do they tell you to do it?
They want me to burn everything.
They don't want people to know that they are the source.
Mysterious man and woman. </ P>
Right. May I ask for water? </ P>
Of course. </ P>
We need a better question. </ P>
We need a better question. </ P> p>
So instead of saying, "Did they tell you to do it?" say "Do they tell you to lie?"
Yes.
Yes. Alright. </ P>
Now, we will back away for a moment. </ P>
Mysterious men and women, did they tell you to lie to us?
They don't want me to say how I got the document.
I understand.
I understand. So that's why you gave wrong information? / Yes. </ P>
Your producer urges me to find where I got the memo. </ P>
I understand. </ P>
So, that's why you lie to us?
Yes.
And I know it causes...
Problems.
Excuse me.
WHY DO YOU NOT TELL US WHEN YOU GIVE IT THE MEMO?
Whenever you are ready. / Yes.
All right.
You said you knew the memo would cause problems.
I knew, but I didn't know then.
I understand. Once again...
... why don't you tell us the truth when you give us the memo?
To protect people, Dan.
People who tried to say what really happened then.
And do you believe those documents describe the truth?
Yes, I believe.
I understand. So...
We have got the answer. / I have to make sure we...
No, we already got it. We will continue.
He is a good person, you know?
p>
Do you think I enjoyed it?
We have to prepare something for the evening news.
Immediately process. Andrew has agreed. </ P>
FEA
You and Dan always say it. What does that mean? </ P>
Unlocked. </ P>
Excuse me .
Oh, don't ask Bill's situation.
Bill is sick. He is sick. You don't care for him a little. </ P>
You've spent 2 hours trying to destroy it. </ P>
You made it crawl in front of the camera
You made it repeatedly saying that he was lying.
And that is still not enough for you.
You want to blame him for
You want to blame him for < > your mistakes...
... compile the coverage.
You want to wrap it neatly, and say "This is Bill Burkett's fault".
It's not his fault and you know that.
You promised when we came to do this...
... we will get fair treatment, and we have nothing but lies.
... who knows nothing...
... and you people who are so smart and very influential.
But I keep my promise....
... and I did not destroy anyone else to protect myself.
I did not destroy anyone and humiliated him...
... then pretend to care about their situation.
To answer your question, Bill's condition is not good.
But, you guys know that.
We need to talk.
How likely are you to have alcoholic drinks in there?
More than average.
How long have we known each other?
Gosh, how bad is that?
They will start the investigation.
And CBS wants to appoint an independent panel...
... to check how the coverage was done.
And I will announce it.
Tomorrow.
I will apologize for the coverage directly.
Andrew tells you to apologize?
No.
And, that... means giving up. / Since Burkett changed his story,
... Andrew feels CBS can't risk his reputation...
Gosh. He knows. </ P>
Even before we go there. He just wants us to interview Burkett. </ P>
Mary, promise me. </ P>
Stop worrying about me.
Yes, that won't happen.
Now you have to protect yourself.
We all have to do that.
Thank you for the drink .
RICHARD HIBEY ATTORNEY
Now, news about CBS News...
... and questions regarding documents we show...
... on the 60 Minutes Wednesday edition of September 8th.
Documents showing George W. Bush received...
.. special treatment during the period his assignment in Texas Air National Guard.
At that time, CBS News and this reporter...
... fully believed that the document is original.
Tonight, after further investigation...
... we can no longer guarantee its authenticity.
I apologize this is your first coverage here.
Well, I think next week...
... we just tell And shoot the president.
No need to cause excitement. </ P>
Hey... Hey, Mary, USA Today wants to know are you managing Burkett's contacts...
... with the Kerry campaign as rewards for that document.
I know what this is about. Josh, do you remember the time I said...
... Burkett wanted to give advice for the Kerry campaign about Swift Boat? </ P>
Remember, I want to check the boast...
... after he said he spoke with Howard Dean.
And you said I could contact Kerry people to confirm.
Then Burkett wanted me to give his telephone number to Kerry,
... and you said I could do it, so...
So, I gave it. What are you...
Don't you remember that problem?
My instructions must be unclear .
You must have misunderstood the question of what you can do.
Gosh, this is...
This is hard to believe. What else will happen?! </ P>
Be... Betsy... / No.
You know, Mary? Maybe you should just go home.
CBS News Failure...
... research deeply documents and their source...
... made us publish the document which should not be shown.
That was a mistake. CBS News regretted it very much.
I also want to say directly and personally, I apologize.
CBS has hired Kirkpatrick law firm & Lockhart Nicholson Graham... </ p >
... to investigate.
You trace the origin of the document.
Sure.
They're big firms, have around a thousand lawyers based in Seattle.
They specialize in internal investigations.
They were the ones Bush hired last year to tear apart WorldCom.
Are we as bad as WorldCom?
Oh, worse... / The investigation team...
... will be co-chaired by K & L colleague Richard Thornburgh.
He is the former governor of Pennsylvania, first time...
... as Attorney General in Richard Nixon's time.
Twice nominated member of Congress. Twice defeated by Democrats.
Campaigns are both managed by Karl Rove.
Yes. / But the golden age...
... was when he served as Attorney General United States of America from 88 years to 91...
... in former president George HW Bush. </ P>
Gosh. </ P>
Who was asked first? </ P>
First And then I...
... then Lucy , the colonel, then you.
You're the biggest target.
Dan kenapa? Kenapa begitu?
Because they want to get information about you as much as they can...
... when they sit you in that chair.
Gosh.
Yes, sorry. He doesn't want to talk to reporters. </ P>
From Heyward. / If they tell someone else, hang up. </ P>
They can't fire you if they don't have a witness. </ P>
Thank you for the support. Andrew. / Mary. </ P>
We have hired a private investigator to investigate everything. </ P>
I need you to submit your notes, your email, everything. </ P>
Look, I'm thinking, if we can find a typewriter...
Stop working on that coverage.
All coverage of Bush's assignment on the National Guard has been officially stopped.
I can't imagine why.
Hey, what are you watching , buddy?
People with cameras.
Are they your friends?
No.
Take him up. </ P>
In other news, CBS internal investigation...
... regarding their coverage of the time the task of George W. Bush on the National Guard starts today...
... with the investigation team gathered in Black Rock.
My wallet is left behind taxi. I have to be in front of the investigation team.
You can't be here.
Sorry? / You are not allowed into this building.
I am not allowed to enter to the building on whose orders?
Management. You must go now.
Fine, do you understand what is going on here?
I understand you will leave.
Your parent company is currently lobbying...
... Republican-controlled Congress for deregulation and tax reduction...
... which has the potential save their money millions of dollars.
And we just aired a report that could make Republicans...
... lose a presidential candidate. / Security to the 10th floor now.
Do you think Viacom needs government on their side?
You think they are so desperate to ask sorry for him at this time?
Apologize for CBS who reported Abu Ghraib, president, and Vietnam...
... and everything that wasn't part of your show schedule?
Of course everyone wants the coverage to disappear. Because it would endanger the election!
Kau seharusnya mempertanyakan segala sesuatunya. Itulah tugasmu.
We should question everything, and, you don't even question this?
Have you finished? / Am I finished?
Do you know when the FCC revoked cross ownership laws...
... which allowed a company controls 45% of the national market share?
45% of the national market share.
People are really crazy. They lose common sense.
They actually sit and choose their congressional representative.
So in the 2003 state donation law, guess what,
... Congress rejects it. </ P>
Victory for democracy, right? </ P>
No. The president did not want to sign it. </ P>
Bush threatened to veto the law unless compromise was made at 39%. </ P>
And why 39%?
Because that percentage is exactly needed so that Viacom doesn't need to sell their station.
The American president has been preparing to disburse...
... the entire budget federal so Viacom doesn't lose a dime!
You're right.
Yes, we're all bad.
And you... you are...
... the brave hero is misunderstood.
Not because you screw up the coverage, No, no, but...
That's because of a conspiracy, right?
They will also hurt you, you know?
Black Rock CBS Company Headquarters
Hey, I never got asking you. </ P>
Why did you jump into journalism? </ P>
Curiosity. </ P>
Is that all? </ P> p>
That is everything.
Why did you jump into journalism?
You.
Rather, the investigation team is ready to accept you. </ P>
This is worse than I thought. They ask if you ridiculed staff or sources. </ P>
Are you physically threatening people to get what you want. </ P>
I hope you tell them /> I beat you all out.
Mary, they... This is not a joke, okay?
They ask about your politics.
Nothing is really good, okay? Between this interview...
... and your father, it's really a murder. </ P>
Why with my father? </ P>
Nothing. I'm not... Forget it. </ P>
Why with my father, Mike? </ P>
Look, forgive me, I thought you knew. </ P>
I'm embarrassed by my daughter's behavior.
Really?
He is liberal.
He goes into journalism by "honing ax"...
... and that is to promote radical feminism.
So you think this It's already the character?
Oh sure.
You know, when I heard this was coverage of 60 Minutes...
... I know that he is the producer of the show.
He and Dan Rather have already prepared this coverage...
... since Bush was elected. He must really see George...
Hello?
You can't anymore talk to the press, Don.
p>
Who is this? / You know who this is.
Just for once in your life, be kind.
I'm just expressing an opinion.
I think You reporters really adore that.
... I myself will fly there and I break your hand.
What do you think? / What is he?
Let me talk to him. / Mar.
Mark, just give the phone. / Mar.
Just give the phone, Mark.
Dad? / Yes.
Daddy, please stop.
All right, because you asked, I will stop.
I don't can you do it again.
Yes, you can. / No, I don't want to.
They may destroy my career, I don't care.
Gosh, I should never ask questions that.
So what? They're right, you're wrong?
I think so.
And what about Dan?
That's not fair.
"What a shame that what the woman did to Dan Rather."
That's what they said. / Don't.
"How will he be dropped? Well, it's just a shameful thing."
And Robert can see you stop, it will be good for him.
Oh, fuck you.
Listen to me. Listen. </ P>
You have to give your defense to the investigation team, honey. </ P>
You have to fight. </ P>
Even though the system is broken? / The system is broken.
The system is always broken. You know that.
You still have to say what happened to them.
Why?
Because of what we do.
So, you trust me?
Do you believe I am doing my job?
If you want someone else to represent you...
Why don't you just say why I don't need to hire someone else?
What do you want from all this ? / Sorry?
Do you want to argue about journalism with them...
... or do you want to save your work? / I can't do both?
Not for now.
You're the main breadwinner in your family, right?
Yes. </ P>
And your son is 7 years old. </ P>
This is not a trial, but a hunt. </ P>
It's about finding who is at fault. </ P>
Because there must be someone who is guilty. </ P>
Their debate is about that, then you're done. </ P>
You have one chance here. </ P>
Among all lawyer conservative in that team...
... there is one former journalist who is the chairman with him.
Lou Boccardi, former head of the Associated Press.
He might be the one who could understand what was happening.
You convinced him, maybe he could convince others.
But if you are about them...
... if you lure them, if you are their opponent...
... you will lose.
You rented me.
You have to work together in any case.
Follow every request and instructions.
There are no standards here.
There are no legal books journalistic, no written rules.
There are only opinion.
And we have to change it.
That's Thornburgh.
Which is the former journalist? / He is there.
Miss Mapes, thank you for coming.
Aku Larry Lanpher. Aku ketua tim, bersama Mike Missal ini.
It's nice to meet you.
I see no stenographers.
This is an internal investigation.
We will record as the investigation progresses.
So there will be no official records?
It's OK.
Do you want to go to the toilet first before we start?
No need. / Are you sure?
I'm not that weak.
I want to. / All right.
We will start in 2 minutes.
I want you to stay calm in there.
Don't I looks calm? / Not a bit.
They will wait for you to lose control.
When they ask, answer.
Say what time, not how to make a clock.
But... / Don't fight.
Okay?
All right.
Don't fight.
I want to talk a little about language.
Sure.
This is an email copy between you and your group...
... during the investigation.
In this email to Mike Smith, what do you two mean...
... when you call the term "brisket delicious "?
That refers to the information that Mike found...
... while working on documentary for Germans.
Information that corners the president?
I think that information specifically refers to to Bush who was scared while flying.
What you did not mention in the report that you displayed on 60 Minutes.
I don't think we considered it effective.
Is it accurate to say...
... you're looking for anything < > negative about the president?
I think it's accurate if we find out any information...
... which hasn't been revealed yet about its time on the National Guard.
And what makes it delicious? </ P>
Not because it's hardly related to the president? </ P>
It's delicious because it has the potential as good news.
Listen, Mike and I are friends, we use terms.
Sarcasm, jokes.
Is that common in your field?
I think.
When dealing with things as serious as this, is it common to make jokes?
I make sure you, we do our work with very very serious.
I also want to ask about this email...
... from Roger Charles who said he felt relieved about the document...
... because of the format.
Colonel Charles initially thought the document was fake?
I don't think so.
Then why did he say he was relieved?
Because what does it seem which said our source is true.
I disagree. Even the title was written "I feel relieved"...
... with 3 exclamation points. </ P>
It seems that at first Colonel Charles hesitated
I think you should ask that to Colonel Charles.
But I think he changed the attitude of being less sure...
... whether the memo is genuine or not, becomes convinced that it is genuine.
Really?
Sorry if I have to say, your testimony has so far not supported that thing.
How come? / Excuse me.
This is not a testimony, remember?
If it is impossible to check the authenticity of the memos,
... doesn't it make sense if initially you thought the memo was real...
... and not the other way around? / I won't say that.
So, what do you think?
It seems you think the memo is original from its appearance...
... and you make sure there isn't that proves the opposite.
Basically you consider the president guilty until proven innocent.
We take some steps to verify the memo.
Like?
Well... / There is only...
... two signatures, and two initials.
It is barely enough for to compare handwriting.
And you yourself said there was no test carbon or ink that can be done.
And 2 of the 4 analysts you rented said they had doubts based on...
... about the authenticity of the memo.
Most of the formats and terms used are consistent with the period...
... as... / That is debatable.
... is consistent with that period as the contents of the memo...
... were verified by several sources , including those close to Killian.
Then what about this?
"OETR"?
Is this a consistent term > with that period?
I'm sure that.
What does it stand for? / Officer Effectiveness Training Report.
Actually, the correct abbreviation is OER.
Officer Effectiveness Report. Without T
Isn't it true "Officer Effectiveness Training Report" does not appear...
... anywhere in the official document, and this the phrase you created...
... to explain the abbreviation that isn't correct in the memo?
That's not true. / Really?
I won't do such a thing. / So prove it.
Official documents, the top of the page.
Tab 21.
Mike? / Sure.
I see it.
Sorry, it's my fault.
Obviously, you're working well.
They will meet, and call you next month. </ P>
Next month? </ P>
They decide to postpone announcing the results of the investigation until after the election. </ P>
Don't be so depressed. Calm your mind. </ P>
You will survive all this. </ P>
I can't wait to serve this country for more than 4 years.
I want to thank you for your hard work in this campaign.
I once said it and you might think I'm just looking for a voice.
But now that you have chosen, I'm really serious about it.
I appreciate hard work press colleagues. </ P>
We all sacrifice a lot of time. You have been away from your family for a long time. </ P>
But this country it's better when we have...
... a free and dedicated press covering our elections.
And thank you for your efforts .
Without wasting any more time, I will answer a few questions.
Hunt?
President. Thank you. </ P>
With respect to your second term, how much would it cost for the war in Iraq? </ P>
Would you send an additional soldier or send they go home?
And in the Middle East generally,
... do you agree with Tony Blair that revitalizing the peace process...
... the Middle East is the most pressing political issue facing the world?
Because now I've got the mandate of the people...
... I will begin to emphasize the rule of one question.
Which that's 3 questions.
I'll start with Tony Blair's comments.
I agree with him that Middle East peace is very...
Hello?
Mary, this and plus three.
I was making cocktail Chardonnay Xanax...
... if that make you better.
Do you know that 60 Minutes is the first news program...
... who makes money?
Before that, all news divisions always lose.
You know, when the government gave frequency permissions to TV stations...
... when it was required that...
... that frequency should be used for the public good.
And that... that is news.
They make money from other schedules.
But reporting news is a liability. That is...
That is trust. </ P>
You know when Don Hewitt started 60 Minutes, 1968....
... this event got an awesome rating. Goodness, that...
That's amazing.
At that time people people really watching the news. They care. </ P>
And, God, we found a way to convey it to them. </ P>
At that time I was there, Mary. </ P>
I was there when we found a way that news could make money.
After making a dollar for a long time, thinking, "How come the evening news..."
"... isn't a money maker too?"
"Why morning news isn't making more money? "
If you interview Survivor contestant instead of genocide survivors...
... rating your ad is increasing.
It doesn't take long to no longer produce own news because it's too expensive.
We just...
We pay someone else to do it, then we read it when it's airing.
It used to be a public trust.
I swear.
How are you, And ?
I will retire to be a news anchor.
When?
After the inauguration.
Oh, Dan.
You didn't cause this, Mary.
Well, you're a bad liar, do you know that?
Why don't you ask me?
Because everyone is so when a big problem is overwritten .
Why don't you?
Ask what?
Why don't you ask me is the document original or not?
Because I know I don't need to ask . </ P>
Hey. </ P>
When you go back there, you have to straighten your head, understand? </ P>
Yes, Dan.
All right. FEA
FEA
You will succeed. </ P>
In half an hour, everything is done. </ P>
What does that mean? </ P>
Fuck & apos; em all. (Fuck them all)
I'm glad we got clarification for that. </ P>
Good. / Well, if there's nothing else...
Thank you, gentlemen, for the time.
Are you not going to ask me about my political views?
Sorry?
You ask other people what I believe, so do you not ask me ?
What are you doing?
Didn't you say all of your colleagues thought you were a liberal person?
You mean, "Do I now /> liberal or ever liberal? "
That's a legitimate question.
Really?
Well, you brought it up.
No , but you guys, when you ask all my colleagues.
So, I will say.
I don't believe in labels. I think everyone has a mixed view...
That's not what we're talking about. </ P>
Then what are you talking about, Larry? </ P>
We talking about you bringing your political into your coverage.
I never did such a thing. / Really?
Is that why when Barnes told you he put Bush in the National Guard...
... you trusted him without hesitation?
And when Bill Bill Burkett, the outspoken critic Bush and the liar who confessed...
... brought you a memo, you think was real and don't track the source?
And not 1 but 2 of 4 document checker...
... expressed doubt about the authenticity of the document...
... you ignored it and rushed to show it?
Or why did you directly contact the John Kerry campaign team...
... in the name of Bill Burkett, a person who dedicates himself...
... to find a presidential mistake?
Say, Mary.
The part where all of this is is who is not influenced by your politics?
Or are you really that bad with your work?
Do you know what is needed To falsify these memos?
Mary... / No, this is important.
That requires the counterfeiter to have deep knowledge...
... about the 1971 Air Force manual, including rules...
... and regulations and abbreviations.
He must know the intricacies of Bush's official record...
... to make sure there isn't a single memo that goes against him.
He must know all players in Texas Air National Guard...
... at that time. Not only their names, but their attitude, their thoughts...
...termasuk hubungan mereka satu sama lain.
He must know that Colonel Killian keeps personal memos like that...
... for himself.
He must know what > Killian felt that time...
... especially about his boss and First Lieutenant Bush. </ P>
He must know or learn all this... .
... so you can fool us as you assume.
Now...
... do you really think < br /> that someone...
... who sacrificed so much time and this thorough...
... typed all of this in Microsoft Word? </ P>
Our coverage is about whether Bush fulfilled his military duties. </ P>
Nobody wants to talk about that. They want to talk about fonts....
... and forgery and conspiracy theories.
That's why people do today when they don't like news.
They point at people and shout.
They question your politics, your objectivity . Even...
... your sense of humanity. </ P>
And they hope that the truth of will disappear in excitement. </ P>
And when the case finally ends...
... they have kicked and shouted so loud...
... that we don't even remember what the point... </ p >
But you didn't prove it.
You didn't prove Ben Barnes put the president in the National Guard.
You didn't prove the memo was real.
The burden of proof is on you.
With that standard, The Times will never issue Pentagon Papers.
The Post will never listen to Deep Throat...
Ben Barnes is not Deep Throat at all. / Ben Barnes claims to abuse his power...
... to avoid the richest and most special Texas sons...
... so as not to join war in Vietnam.
Miss Mapes.
Don't you think it's possible, maybe...
... that some of young man...
... "special", as you call...
... enter National Guard for their own abilities?
No, sir. I can't believe that.
You have to do it too, huh?
Citing Popeye's eternal sayings, "me is me ".
Well, I mean to say " be honest with myself "...
... but Popeye's words can also.
Hasil penyelidikan mereka akan keluar dalam beberapa minggu. Akan kutelepon kau saat aku tahu.
All right. Thank you. </ P>
Hey, Mary. </ P>
I believe in you. </ P>
But I think he needs a helmet. Do you have a helmet? </ P>
Helmet? / He needs a helmet.
Oh, he doesn't have a head. / Damn.
Can you find his head?
No.
Unless you want to cut off his head. / Cut off his head? Maybe. </ P>
Hello? </ P>
Mary, the report has come out and the results are very bad. </ P>
I dialed the phone with Jonathan Anschultz.
Jonathan, do you hear me? / Yes.
Mary, as I said, the report was bad. You're dismissed. </ P>
It's not something I will choose in this situation...
SO, YOU'RE DISCOVERED! (WHY IS IT WHY?) </ P >
Damn hippie.
Marines are fucking.
If you need references...
What, you can...
... say how do we destroy modern journalism together?
See you later.
We have shared a lot in the past 24 years, we have met here every night.
And before I say good night, tonight, I need to say thank you.
Thank you to the thousands of wonderful professionals at CBS News...
... in the past and when this...
... which I'm proud to work with them all this time.
I feel very grateful to all of you...
... who has allowed us to enter your house night after night.
That is an honor, and that is not a small thing.
For a nation that still heals wounds for what happened here in 2001...
... and especially those who feel very close...
... with the events of September 11.
For our soldiers, our sailors, pilots we and marines in dangerous places.
And for those who have felt the tsunami.
And for all who have been stricken natural disasters...
... and who should find a desire to build.
To those who are oppressed and to who must fight... .
... in economic difficulties or health problems.
For my journalist colleagues...
... in place at where reporting the truth means risking everything.
And for each of you...
Courage.
For CBS Evening News, Dan Rather reports. </ P>
Selamat malam.
The Independent Investigation Team found no political tendency in reporting National Guard Coverage. Josh Howard, Mary Murphy and Betsy West were asked to resign. Mary Mapes was fired. </ P>
Dan Rather left CBS and was charged with charges of breach of contract. Suspected and marginalized to appease the White House. The lawsuit was rejected by the New York High Court. </ P>
Gosh. </ P>
Do you want to take a walk? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
After the sacking of Mary Mapes, CBS won the Peabody award for its coverage of Abu Ghraib. </ P>
The coverage was considered one of the most important journalism works of the decade
Mary Mapes has no longer worked in the television news field since 2004.
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