All the Way Page #2
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2016
- 132 min
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Congratulations, Mr. President.
Thank you, Senator.
What the hell was she thinking?
Won't happen again, sir.
I mean no disrespect, but take
down that stuff over there.
- Edgar.
- Mr. President.
The FBI is here to assist
in any way we can.
Johnson:
Oh, hell, Edgar,you're more than
the head of the Bureau.
You're my brother.
Now, if the Bureau needs anything
from me, you just let me know.
Well, in light of your
announcement last night,
discussion regarding Dr. King.
I recently acquired certain information
which is deeply troubling.
Uh, Edgar... Edgar,
I hate to interrupt,
- but they're pulling me six ways from Sunday.
- Staff:
Mr. President!I'm interested in this and
we'll talk soon, I promise.
Hoover:
If I can just...Did King screw
his sister or something?
That man's obsessed.
All right, Manny, let's
just get this over with.
What?
What is it?
Katharine Graham of the
"Washington Post" is on two.
- What?
- And Dr. King is still on three.
Look, I don't need to be
reminded of what I already know.
God damn it,
you know, you're fired.
Go on, get the hell out of here.
Walter, get me another secretary
who knows what she's doing.
And one with a little
meat on her bones,
for Christ's sake.
Not another one of these
scrawny, old Washington biddies.
Oh, God damn it, Manny.
Don't you have anything that doesn't
make me look like a dago undertaker?
for your public
expression of support.
We were all very heartened by your
speech last night, Mr. President.
Well, it ain't gonna be easy.
- It's a difficult time.
- Yes, it is.
But as you suggested,
the greatest tribute
we can pay to President Kennedy
is to enact
especially voting rights.
Yeah, well, you're preaching
to the choir there, Reverend.
Voting rights is the meat
of the coconut,
and we're gonna pass
that bill as is
without changing a word.
But, boy, I'm gonna
have to have your help.
Well, you know you have it, sir.
Well, thank you, Martin.
Thank you.
And listen, why don't you call
next time you're up here
and any suggestions you have,
- bring them in.
- Well, actually...
He called for a civil rights bill
in front of Congress, Martin.
King:
Kennedy madepromises, too, Stanley.
- He just never delivered.
- He's no George Wallace.
You sure? So deep in
Russell's back pocket,
- you'd think
he was humping him.
He passed the '57
Civil Rights Act.
After he gutted it first.
That bill was like soup
made from the bones
of an emaciated chicken.
Levison:
Martin, listen,he's a Southern politician.
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